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New Britain herald., 1919-03-01
A Relief,

She-~"WclI, ! see that we are 60
ing TO got our diVorce''
Iic-"What relief, Now we can
see each other occa sionallv without
any sense Of responsibility,
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01
UadcS in Modern Life.

Willis--"In +hc Greek IIadcs Il man
is punished by being obliged TO rol
a heavy rock 20 the top of tho hill"
Gills--"Thats too easy. Why didn't
they max" him push his car to the
nearest garage"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01
An Honest Confession.
(Sydney Bulletin. }

I1iz-"D'yer love me, SnorkN?"
Love yer! Strike me, |
do"
Liz tcoyly)-"How dyer knoW?''
Well, amt L Wastin' me
time with you?"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01

After defining an intoxicating bev-
erage, will the legislatures tell us
what constitutes sobriety ?-Wall
street Journal,
s54fss
No Annapolis man was connected
with the navy scandal which is what
was to have been Npected.-Portland
Press
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01
Masculine Loyalty.
Baltimore Americas

(BaItllnore American.)
"Nobody at weddings ever gives the
bridegroom away"
"Of course not; you couldn't find
ANYBODY that mea~
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01
Congress Loses Its Rights.

He said The PROVISIONS Of the pro-
posed league took away the right Of
congress to declare war, to raise
armies and support a navy, and he
declare that with war lega 1izcd by
the lea que, this may spell over
Uhelming disaster.'
pause and consider that 1t is pro-
posed" said the senator, Ito take
from the social organism not alone
the right but the power of sef-de-
Tense. We shall stand not only naked,
but bound and helpless"
New Britain herald., 1919-03-01

act is praseworthy,
9fat it repeats the two
acts which were anathema.
Inv York Times.
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CLEBURNE.

Cleburne. Texas. April IO.-The
18th anniversary, Rev. B. Smith was
g grand affair. The members of the
G. NJ e. church gave a banquet at
the parsonage in his honor. He re-
ceived many presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Aaron of
Hillsboro were in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kings baby died
Friday and was buried Saturday.
Mrs. Robert King is visiting rela-
tives at Rosebud. Mrs. Sallie Boil
den and Sister attended the funeral
of their aunt at Brennan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Samuel of San
Antonio are visiting their sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Jones. Madams Minnie Butler and
Annie Hunter, Miss Gladys Fuller
attended the funeral of their cou-
sin at Morgan. Saturday. Mrs. Ethel
O'Neal and little daughter Hortense
left Saturday for Amarillo. Mr.. Will
Saddler of Terrell is visiting his
brother and sister-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilmon Saddler. Madams Vir-
ginia Fortune, Roxie Richardson,
dhOlo IlOS anu DduBuleT Oeu6lld
spent a few days in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Yanza SaddIer was the guest
of Mrs. Isabelle Cobbs at Ft. Worth
last week.
Please have your money ready
when the reporter comes around.
Lieut.. E. Mathis spoke Sunday
night at the First Baptist church to
large and appreciative audience,
telling Of his experience in the war
over sea.
Rev. Joseph A. Brown attended
the Board meeting at Beaumont. The
Eastern Star Annual sermon will
be preached tomorrow at the c.. M.
e. church. Prof. Ambrose OF Mus
kogee sung at the Monarch Hall
last Thursday night assisted by
Misses L. T. Phillips and H. M.
Frame. Mrs. Leila Reynolds and
daughter, Miss Annie left Tuesday
for Kansas City. Mr.. Cooper left
last week for Temple hospital. Mrs.
Anna Hamilton of Mineral Wells
was in the city Monday. Mr.. B.
Edwards left last week for Denver,
Colo. Miss Ermalee Thomas is Wis
iting friends Mineral Wells.
The program by the Missionary So
ciety was successful Little Gustella
Sims and Nettie May Sweeny were
successful $6.15 was raised. Gustelle
raised $9.75, Nettie May $2.35.
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CARTHAGE.

Carthage, Texas, April 10.-The
Executive Board of the, Old Bethel
Association met at Pine Grove, 4th
inst, and held a most important ses-
sion. Rev. J. j. Goodwin, modera or.
Rev. Win Jernigan, who met with
the sad misfortune of losing bis
house and entire contents by fire De-
cember 2 has by his own efforts and
the assistance of many friends erect
ed beautiful seven room bungalow.
Ben Williams home burned last
week. Total loss. Rev. NJ c.. Per-
kins, c., of Mt. Zion c. M. E,
church filled his appointment 9th
inst, collection $21.0O. M. w. Roland
visited his two daughters who are
students in Bishop College last week.
J. NJ. Benton spent last week in
Timpson and Nacogdoches.
District Court is in session here
now. Several cases are on docket.
Mr.. Massa Tatuns' son. Glen, was
carried to Shreveport, to undergo
an operation for appendicitis. He is
reported as doing well at this writing.
Listen! Warning! Don't blockade
the side walk and streets as is so
often done here on Saturdays. Be
thoughtful, avoid trouble. when You
stop. step aside leave passages clear
for others 10 move on. Hear! hear!!
hear!!!
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TEXAS TOWNS

helped Rev. S. R. Graham over the
top.
Rev. Il. w. Wright OF Mineral Wells
Texas, formerly pastor of Lees Chap
ell, visited in the city last week. Mrs.
Eva Smith of San Antonio Is visit
ing her son, Master t. M. Belts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Love. Mrs. Mary
Cain of Temple is visiting Miss Han
nah Hubert. Mrs. Fannie Terrell has
returned from Coleman, Texas, where
she visited her mother, Mrs. Willie
Johnson has returned from visit
in San Angelo, Texas. Miss Alice
Mae Barnes of Weatherford, stopped
over day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
Allen enroute to visit her mother
at Coleman. Mr.. James Kirk of San
Angelo, passed through en- route to
Kansas City. Rev. II. A. Lynch, pas
tor Lees Chapel left Wednesday for
District Conference at Mineral Wells.
Mrs. Germie Allen left Sunday night
for Roswall, N. NJ, Rev. A. d. JAG
ques, Supt. of the San Angelo Dis
trict of the M. e. church held his
End quarterly conference with Rev.
s. R. Graham, his members.
Social Notes.
Mr.. T. ]. Harbert entertained with
five-course luncheon at Allen and
Loves cafe in honor of Mrs. eGrmie
Allen, who is leaving for Roswell,
N. NJ. The Whist club held its regu-
lar monthly social Friday night. A
very delightful evening was spent
in playing whist. The prize being
won by Mrs. H. Hall, salad course
with mint ice was served.
Mr.. Ralph Sweeney of San Angelo.
Texas, is visiting his sister Mrs. C..
H. Johnson.
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ABILENE.

Abilene. Texas. April 1O.-Mr.
Thomas Haace died Monday. March
S1st., after a lingering illness OF
about five months at time he was
taken to his bed he was sampling
cotton for the Japan Trading Co.
of Fit. Worth.
He was 2S years old, leaves wife
mother, two sisters and a host OF
brothers. Buried in local cemetery
Wednesday, April 2.
Private Elliott M. Beasley is mere
with his sister Mrs. Bennett He has
been in the army eight years, five
years in Hawaiian Island. He is
at present stationed at Nogales, Ariz
Rev. q. N. Clemens of Fl. Worth
held the day last Sunday at Mt. Zion
Baptist church.
Rev. A. L. Taylor and wife are
attending District Conference at Min
,eral Wells.
A. M. e. church recently purchased
a house which will move on their
lot adjoining church.
Mrs. Mary Savage is getting veil
again.
Mr.. Willie G. Standifer of Albany
has gone to Fl Worth to become a
mail clerk.
Rev. w. M. B. Darlington an en-
terprising citizen left last week to
take up his work at Gatesville' Texas.
The Macedonia Baptist church
closed a very successful rally on
Sunday March 31st, total amount
raised S327.65.
The g. Nj. z. church closed the
Biggest financial drive ever staged
here Sunday night. Rev. Robt. C.
Mask was appointed to this charge.
He found the church in good con-
dition.
Rev. Mask Immediately began
work, beginning by improving the
parsonage recently bought under the
administration Of l,sv. A. w. Walker.
About the middle of January he
put on big drive and asked for
$500. He received $632.12.
The board of stewards known as
the Submarines under the .surervis-
ion Of Henry Harper raised 800. %.
The Stewardess Board known as the
Sky scraper under supervision OF
MIS-. Mdllit 0lulIllS, TdlSeu SlOO.UH !.
The Earth Sweepers club, under SUI
pervision Of Mrs. Gertrude Russell
raised $751;, and the Sky Scrapers
club under supervision of Mrs. Mag
eie Harper succeeded in raising$170.-
90 therefore the donors totaled six
hundred and twenty-one dollars.
The Great drive closed with two
Of our leading race men on hand
brought here through strenuous eff
forts of Rev. Mask. Rev. ]. Arthur
Hamlet. editor of the Christian In
dex delivered two very interesting
and instructive sermons Sunday
morning and night. He spoke each
time to full house Hon. w. E.
King spoke Sunday afternoon and
Monday night He spoke to a full
house ana everybody was very in
terested In his lecture. A grand
banquet was held at c. NJ. f. church
Monday night and the Abilene BUSH
ness League organized. Mr.. H.. L.
Harper, the Express reporter.
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, April 10.--An hon.
orary roll of Cherman Negroes who en-
tered the service has been completed
and placed on the wall of the Chamb-
er of Commerce, experimenting the
roll of others already there. The
roll shows that one hundred and
seventy-nine Sherman Negroes re-
sponded to the call Of their country
and that of these four paid the sup
RENE sacrifice while in the service
One commissioned officer, Lieut.. Ma
dion Marvin Hopkins, and four nom
commissioned officers, are shown on
the roll. The large number of Sher-
man Negroes who wore the uniform
will doubtless be surprise to many
while the fact that the Colored peo-
pie are represented with commits
stoned officer is probably not known
by a large number.
Miss Eva Williams of New Orleans
is visiting parents. Mr.. A. l.. Wat
son has returned from visit of
Queen Elizabeth Court No. IS, He
roine of Jericho will have their Palm
sermon afternoon. Mrs. Josie McMil-
liam of Mineral Wells. G.. NJ. Nof Eas-
tern Stars visited Golden Link Chap
ter here 9Th inst, and was banquet
ed. Plans are being formulated to
royalty entertain the home coming
of our soldier boys 18th inst, exer-
else and banquet will be in Masonic
hall.
Madams Beuna v. Lewis and d
Childs and daughter are visiting rela-
tiyes in Shreveport, La. Mr.. Homer
Murphy killed Mr.. B. c. (Dude)
Stones afternoon of the Bird inst, in
front of Andrews building.
Messrs. ID. Childs and A. j. Mon
day of Denison had charge. A series
of meetings have begun at Harmony
Baptist. Revs. S. Montgomery OF
Waco and Frank White of Dallas are
assisting.
In the Bethlehem Baptist rally
9Th inst, S155.60 was realized.
Mrs. Lola Wallace now of Dallas
visited parents. Mr. David Dyer OF
Dallas has removed to city to reside
with family.
Relatives who attended Mr.. Ben
Heads funeral were: Mr.. "Kel" Hunt
and family, Mr.. Henry Wallace of
Ft Worth, also Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Bates of Fit. Worth. Rev. Muckle-
dove of FIT. Worth has accepted pas
torate of Morning Star.
Mrs. Maggie Watson has returned
visit of relatives at Purcell
Mrs. Lee Thomas and children of
Dorchester is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rev. Gibbs and family.
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CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, April 1O.--Prof.
Robinson of Palestine and manager
of this district, American Woodmen
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Mary A. Walters Of West is
in the city the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Robinson.
Mrs. R. l.. d. Roberts, wife of Mr..
Ed Roberts left Sunday for South
Texas, to spend few weeks for her
health.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blackley of Houston
is in the city the guest Of her father,
Mr.. M. s. Fair.
Mr.. johnson Bust met with a
painful accident last Tuesday morn
ing while repairing some machinery
at the city plant falling some or
ten feet catching his trousers and
swinging him in the air for one
hour till relieved by some one pass
ing.
Mrs. Luyenia H. Whitaker was in
the city Saturday. She had sue
cessful session at Mt. Zion, after 6
months term. Mrs. Whitaker is a
strong teacher.
Prof. C. C Plat left Saturday to
spend a few weeks with his old
friend, Mr.. Tucker of Milan County.
Hon. W. e. King, editor Of the
Dallas Express, spoke to a large
crowd Thursday night. The people
Of this city are always glad to have
Hon. w. r. King with us.
Mrs. Ada Forward of Hearne and
Mrs. r. M. Lee of Galveston is in
the city visiting Rev. and Mrs. Brisby
Ga oh
Prof. A. H. Minis was over to
Branchville, Friday night where he
is making up fine lodge of Odd
Fellows.
Miss e. P. Hunter left Friday
night for Navasota, where she spent
the weekend with home folks.
Rev. w. A. Fuller of Austin was in
Their city Saturday looking afte
church business.
]. H. Anderson was called to Mexia
Friday to meet the heads of the de-
partments of the Golden Chain of
the World. In general conference,
reports a great meeting. He leaves
Wednesday for Palestine Tyler, Over
ton and other East Texas points
on a two weeks speaking engage
ment for the Order
Miss Mabel Washington closed her
school at Jones Prairie and reports
a swell time during the day basket
dinner was served followed by ball
playing.
Mrs. Clara Harlin and Daughter,
Mrs. Josie Woodruff served dinner
to visitors in courses and surprised
Miss Parker and the Misses Washing
tons with lovely presents. We thank
Mrs. Harlin and family for their
loyalty which we assure she gave
with pleasure.
Messrs Aaron and Bonnie Lewis
spent last Wednesday and Thursday
in Waco, with their older sisters,
Mrs. S. Thomas and Mrs. A. A.
Whitaker. Mr.. Bonnie Lewis being
Just from camp Travis.
This week has been high week
with us up until Friday night. Elder
C. d. Bryant Of Dallas, our pastor
has been with us.
We hope Sunday to be n good
day.
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WILLS POINT.

Wills Point, Texas. April 10.-Mrs.
Irma Johnson made business trip
to Mineola, Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Wilson came away
with the banner from Edgewood
Board.
Mrs. Richard Ross died last week
and was buried at Wills Point. She
leaves a son, two daughters and
husband to mourn her oss.
Mr.. Charlie Jackson, ST., listed
relatives in Emory last week.
Mrs. Katie Gray spent few days
in Mineola.
Rev. Banks of Greenville preached
at the M. E. church Sunday morn
ing.
Wills Point ball team defeated
Edgewood in game Saturday, scores
being 16 to in favor of Wills Point.
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Independent Baptist Church.

Rev. X. HUMBER, PaStOr.
Sunday school went over the tor
Sunday morning, books for this quar-
ter did not arrive, but Superinten-
dent pushed onward with the lesson
Subject, God is our Father" This
lesson was made very interesting
Several visitors present. Glass No
4. Mrs. Jane Freeman. teacher took
the banner Total collection for Sun
day school s14.25. At 1880 Divine
service conducted by Deacon VIM
Dorsey after which Rev. ]. E. Mahon
of Houston, assembled the rostrum
spoke from Gen. 1926, subject
Looking God in the Face"
Eight of the soldiers were pres
ent among whom Dr. A. A. McDon-
aid delivered a grand lecture. He
has spent only Is months in France
and can tell about some of the con-
ditions of that country. Pastor Hum
Der delivered a sermon to the SOL
diers. He read End Tim. 1:3, sub
ject, Endure Hardness as a good
Soldier"
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LEAGUE.

league, Texas, April 10.--Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches. The G. w. S. will visit
the Starlight Lodge Friday night.
Mr.. Milton Brewer of Mexia is in
the city on business.
Mr.. Thomas of Mexia, is visiting
Mr.. E. R. Brewer.
See the Brewer boys for the Ex-
press every Saturday.
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We had few marriages this week.
Mr.. Pete Davis and Miss Lois Thomp-
son, Rev. B. F. Ratclifr performed
the ceremony.
las Express opposite t. 6. p. Depot.
Call at Peoples cafe for the Dali
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An Aged Citizen Passes Away.

Calvert, Texas, March 81, 1919.
Mrs. LOWE Douglass an aged and
respected citizen died at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Perkins,
Thursday evening. March %, where
she has been i'll about three NOR tbs.
Mrs. Douglass was "a years of age,
a member of the ST. Paul M. e.
church where she has been in active
service for a number of years, and a
member of the knights and Daugh-
tiers of Tabor she is survived by
her husband, six children and host
of relatives and friends to mourn
hel loss.
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FIRsT.CLAsS HAIR.

See Mrs. A. l.. Fields. 705 Smith
street for best grade Of hair braids
and wigs. Treatment for falling
hair and dandruff. Your patronage
solicited.
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BROWNM0OD.

Brentwood, Texas, April loser
vices as usual at all churches Sun
day. The big rally at the NJ. e..
church closed Sunday night. 1t was
a success. Rev. H. A. Lynch, P. s..
A. M. e. church and his members
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Barbecue.

When in Cleburne, don't forget
that ! serve big lunches and barbe-
cue at all times. Don't forget the
place, SOB e. Chambers Street.
viii Coleman, Prop,
Cleburne, Texas.
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FOUR DALLAS TEACHERS WHO
HAVE HEART POWER = ONE
VISITS THE PRISON CELL CAR
RYING THE SONGS OF ZION
THEY SPEND THEIR LIVES FOR
OTHERS.
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GnL nEMA .lAClRS MEAl
classified ADs.y

Forty acres shallow field in Ken
lucky at five and ten dollars per
acre. all oil and mineral rights go
with land. Terms SIS per month.
Suite 6, over Central State Bank. !.
Want to Kn0w-of the where
abouts Of my daughter. Mrs. Victory
Williams, last heard Of she was In
Regin. Texas, any information con-
highly appreciated address Mrs. Lima
Williams, III West First street, st.
Angelo, Texas. 4-5-1t
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Men +Sexfonique- never fails to re-
store strength to those troubled with
weak, nervous rundown and de-
spondent conditions that undermine
GOOD ncalth. Results satisfactory OF
no charge Write for free hook.
fsimherlano Chemical Co. 1S6 FeFrv
Block, Nashville. Tenn.
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Headquarters for Soldier BOYS.

HtHUIUHIUtIb tut DUIuItr BOYS.
have opened a barbecue stand,
ice cream and confectionery of all
kinds best attention will be given.
East Henderson street No. 709, t. H.
Gee, Prop. Cleburne, Texas.
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IMPORTANT.

Hive your hair Poroed by Mrs.
Willie Mae Harris. 291S Cochran st.
viii call at youg residence or you
nav call at my home. Phore h.
471s, S-2s-st
See Gabe DawsOn--of Terrell, Ten
as for the best blood medicine
also can cure any kind Of sore sgsil
save you trip to Hot Springs "
Mineral Wells. Address Gabe Duw-
son, S03 broadway avenue. Terrell.
Texas 2-1-Qf
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MART.

Mart, Texas, April 10.--Little Miss
Leola Ferguson was the prize win
ner in the contest. Sunday school
was we'll attended and the lesson
well discussed
The entertainment given by the
Home Mission Sisters was a financial
success. Rev. M. Jones preached a
soul stirring sermon for us Sunday
night Miss iona Brunson has re-
turned from Buffalo, where she has
been on business. Mrs. Rosa Will
liams is improving nicely. Mrs. Many
Thomas who has been here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Dorsey re-
turned to her home, alvert, Satur-
day.
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Agents Wanted.-To sell the newest
and best patriotic, religions and
race pictures. also race poa cards.
Send 25c fo9 samples OF posi- cards
or your Choice Of sample picture:
True Sons OF Freedom or "Our
Colored Heroes" We have only tho
best in everything. Get your ter
ritory today.
United Supply Stores,
Box 631 Rawlins. Wva
p. Benton Wills. Mgr.
s-15-lt
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The above is the likeness of w.
H. Harvey. president of the Royal
Mutual Insurance Co. Mr.. VIM. Lit
ties is Secretary.
Our Motto:
Payment of all just claims. You do
not have to wait for your claim, the
money is waiting for you. Ask any
undertaken about our company, who
bury our people in this city and
you viii be convinced. Agents want
ed.
ROYAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
Home 0ffice TT. Worth
9151s Calhoun Street Lamar 1876
w. H. HARVEY. Pres,
w. H. LITTLES, Sec'y.
BEFORE YOU SELL Your fu.-
nitare, call us. Furniture hospital
2209 Elm street, Main 61S6. 4-5-4t
TENDERS FOR FORD CARS.
Sold direct from factory to owntl
twelve dollars per set.
Fordson Tractor Tenders and other
street metal specjalties. Write today
for information,
VIM. r. Brace.
Sales Department, Ypsilanti, Mich.
4-12-2i
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Harvey |. pittman
BIG SPECIAL

l started in 1899. still going on
successfully. My formulate and pro-
cesses have been sold and manufac-
tured everywhere. today / offer rs
specials, five medical formulate, five
toilet, five perfumes, ten Household
formulate, ali easy TO make up can be
sold by agents or dealers, all pay
large profits. Complete plain in
structions and years advisory SER
vice free. All yours for only $500
Express or Post Office Money Order.
Start today. Address.
PITTMAN'S CHEMICAL BUREAU,
1O1s 9Th Avenue East
Duluth. Mimi.
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MINEOLA.

MincOla. Texas, April 10. 1919.
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Denhams Chapel A. NJ. E. Church

Denhams Chapel A. NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Wade was at his post Sunday
though with many besetments this
good Christian man is doing great
work here in this town. Work that
is commendable We would be glad
If every saint and sinner would visit
this church. We are trying to do
work for God and ,his kingdom. The
doors stand open and we bid you
welcome.
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Free Mission baptist hurch.

Rev. Ellis was at his post Sum
day and was battling against sin
and the devil. We are so glad to
have this God sent man in our
midst, whom seemingly the sinners
admire
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WOOD YkRD.

Cali at H. 1886. SIT Bank av snue.
Tom Teel, wood yard, chunks and
stove wood. ION Teel, PlVp.
3-I5-tf
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
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