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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-19

JEFFERSON" for April is a SD.
perb number. 1t opens with a fine
portrait of Mrs. President Harri
son. The steel.engraying is lovely,
and the numerous other illustra
tions are all good. "Bessie's 1n-
reference" is an excellent story
and admirably illustrated. Mrs.
Hooper's new serial, "Beyond
These Voices" opens in an intense
ly dramatic fashion; and Mrs. Will
sons novelet, "A Modern Petru-
chio,' grows better with every num-
Der. The short stories are exeep.
tionally good; and Minna Irving's
poem, "The Robins Rain-Song,"
is one of her sweetest lyrics. Ladies
want the spring styles, and "Peter
sons double colored fashion plate
and numerous wood illustrations
offer examples of all the latest va
rieties of costumes for home and
street wear. Terms: two dollars a
year. Address Peterson's Magazine.
Philadelphia, Pa,
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Permanent Relief.

Every Spring. for years." writes
Lizzie w. DeVean, 262 Fifteenth St,
Brooklyn, N. Y, II have had intoler-
able headaches. I commenced the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla last March, AMI
have not had a headache since that
time"
"I suffered from headache, indiges-
ton, and debility, and was hardly aDIe
to drag myself about the house." writes
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis, of A St, Lowell.
Mass. Ayers Sarsaparilla has worked
marvellous change in my case. I row
feel strong and well as ever"
Jonas Garman, Esq, of Isykins, Pa,
writes: "For years / have suffered
dreadfully, every Spring, from headache,
caused by jmpurity of the blood and
hilousness. 1t seemed for days and
weeks that my head would split Open.
Nothing relieved me till took Ayers
Sarsaparilia. This medicine has cured
me completely"
Wben Mrs. GENERA Belanger, of a
Bridge ST., Springfield. Mass, began TO
use Ayers 2arsaparillas she had suffered
for soma years from q serious affection
of the kidneys. Every Spring, also, she
was afflicted with headache, loss oil
= sappetite, an4indigestion. A friend per-
shaded her4fo Use Ayers SarsaparflIa,
which benefited her wonderfully. Her
! health. is now perfect. Martyrs to head
ache should try o@.s
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ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all
IN whom ii may concern, that writ OF
scire facSas in the above entitled case has
come 10 the hands of the undersigned for SER
vice according to Law To enforce claim for
Mechanics Lien. filed on the Twenty-Fourth
day of April. instant, for the sum OF one hun
dred and thirty-three dollars and nlnety-hye
cents 1913 95l as due TO the plaintiffs at the
instance Of, and on the order. and by the d.
rection of one William Jones as contractor and
builder for materials, &c, furnished by them
in and about the erection of TwoStory and
Attic Dwelling House with front Of about
sixteen feet with depth of about thirty feet
and one and half story Back Building.
about twelve feet wide and about eighteen feet
deep. built and erected on a lot of ground con-
tanning about one acre of land, more or less,
and situated about one-fourth Of a mile from
the Cross Roads. on the road leading from the
Cross Roads to Indian Landing and adloIn-
ing the land of Mr.. H. +. Morgan and William
H. Grafflin in the Second Election District oil
said Anne. Arundel County, of which the sad
Ida w. Wilmington is the owner, or reported
, owner and which dwelling house with the APP
purtenances and the enclosures on said lot were
erected and built by said William Jones under
the direction, and by the employment OF the
said Ida w. Wilmington, and which are now
in the possession of the said Ida w. Whiting
ton.
Given under my hand this eighth day OF
March, A. ID. 1889.
JOHN G. CRANE,
Sheriff of Anne Arundel County.
FRANK ii. ST0CKETT, JR,
as Plaintiffs Attorney
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MECHANICS LIEN.

JosEpH s. II. BAsIL, Dawn o. PARLETT, O..
IpA W. WHIFTISGToS.
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
Scige facias on Mechanics Lien to
April Term, 1852.
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CURES RHEUsxATTsM. LAME RACK
49, szxER JOINTS, nVD - HARDl
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The Weather.
Rain; slightly cooler; easterly winds.
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A conservative journal of Balti-
more. with a strong democratic
leaning, reviews tie political field
in this State, from which we quote
the following paragraph, which is
full of significance
"There are two elements compos-
ing the Democracy, and the best
element is that which is almost ig-
nored. When the Civil War ceased
thousands of voters affiliated with
the Democratic party because OF
their Southern prejndices and feel
ings, who care nothing personally
for the Democratic principles, do
not even know what they are, but
they came in because it was the
white man party, aud these people
were conciliated aud respect paid
them under the guise of Democrat
ic. Conservatives. These voters
have gradually become alienated,
driven off by too much .'Bossism
aud selfishness in the leaders. There
is too much machine, and close cor
poratlon management of the ma
chine has run it into snags and
created not only discomfort, but
open rebellion.
Our contemporary comes to the
conclusion that if It's information
be true, lit can be a question of
only a short time before the city and
STATE will be ia the hands and con-
trol Of the Republican party
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10. - Thomas
Dowd. of New Castle, Del, accused of
feloniously assaulting 10-year-old Katie
Evans. a niece of Mrs. Rosanna Burns.
living at No. 1880 South Twenty-fourth
street. was committed to prison by Mag
istrate Eisenbrown. Dowd is married
man, having a wife and two children in
England He has been passing himself
off as a single man and was visiting a
young lady in West Philadelphia when
arrxasfa.l
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That tired, debilitated feeling. so
peculiar 10 spring. indicates depraved
blood Now is the time to prove the
beneficial Ffects. Of Ayers Sarsapariila.
Il cseauses The system, restores. ply steal
Energy, and infus new life and ,vigor
izto every iibfe of the body.
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Persons wishing to improve their
memories or strengthen. their power IF
attention should send to Prof. Loisette,
81 Fifth Ave. n. Y, for bis prospectus
post free. as advertised In another
cOinmn.
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THE NEW INSANE HOSPITALS.
Bids for Certain Work TO Be Done and Award
Of Contracts-A Question Of Finances.

The regular monthly meeting of the COM
missioners for the additional hospitals for
the insane was held yesterday at the Capt.
toll for the purpose of considering the bids
for the steam-heating. plumbing and water
works for the Evansville Hospital and the
water-works. plumbing and sanitary ar
engagements for the Eastern Hospital. aG
Richmond. The bids referred TO a committee
were as follows: For the steam-heating of
the Evansville Hospital. Kelly d Jones,
Pittsburg. 1882; Highland IL Co., Indian
apolis, S10,525; j. Madden, Fort Wayne,
81 .652; Tennessee Range and Iron Com
pany, Evansville, S13, 500. For the plumbing
and water-works distributions: Jas. Mad
den, Fort Wayne, 81, 800; Thomas Gibson ~
Co., Cincinnati. ST.. 633, and s. s. Butte.
Evansville. $500. For the steani-heating
and water-works distribution at Rich
mond, j.. G.. McNeale. Cincinnati. $40. 500.
and James Madden, Fort Wayne. Sl5.4sl.
the Eastern and Southern hospitals were
awarded to the Leonard g. lizard Edison
Company. of Chicago. whose offer of 1887
was the lowest bid received. The financial
condition of the hospitals does not seem to
have improved. and the authorities are put
at great Inconvenience through lack of
funds TO carry on the improvements. The
Auditor of State has notified the commits
sioners that they will have to turn In the
funds appropriated by the last Leg
i~slature at the end of the
gests that he be inundated in order to de-
termine the legality of his position. This
the Auditor has been advised to do by the
AttOrney-general. What action the COM
missiOners will take in the matter is not
known.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
nrxworrru cuU-

plymouth CHURCH, CORNER OF NERD
Il ian and New York streets; Oscar g; McCulloch,
subject: The National Conference of Charities and
Corrections at San Francisco-a Report" Com
song service" "Evenings with the sacred Poets
John q. Whittier" Sunday.s school at $50. Glass in
LIE Contes Religion and Evolution in Room l..
Plymouth Institute classes Will open Oct. Il. See
below for full particulars:
INDIANAPOLIS LECTURE COURSE.-The
seventh season Will open early In November. Exact
as to entertainment and date cannot
now be gwen.
Selections viii be made from the following:
M~UsIC-Harvard Quartet, with Miss Dainty; Irish
National singers; Boston Mandolin Club.
ILLUSTRATED LECTUREs.-F. A. ODER, "Algiers
and Pirate Chiefs" ii. H. Ragsn, J. f. Corey.
READERs.-Wm Carleton, Nells +. Brown.
lECTURES--Mfss Amelia B. Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Prot. h. d.. Mead.
Two courses of five entertainments each-Sl for
eacL course. Full announcements later
PLYMOUTH Resort for Busy
P~eople"-Sixth year opens Monday evening, Oct.
IA. Glasses as follows: ARITHMETIC. Monday even
Ing; sH SI Monday evening; LIIE5ATURE.
TURE. Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 15; MECHANICAL
DRAWING, Tuesday evening. BOYS EVENING
S ST4ooi4 ,f foT 9oys e IN shop. H Iacsory OF erd pm Gsorc An,hH'
Tuesday evening; Reading, Grammar and Writing,
BRowNISe Class. wednesday afternoons. Civil
Government Class, w. p. Fishback, teacher. for the
study of Burke's american Comnonwealth;" Fri
day evenings, beginning Oct. IL.
SINGING CLASS, for the study OF music. directed
by Mr.. John Towers. of Manchester. England. Sat-
urday evening, Oct. 20.
TRAVEL CLUB. for the study Of the cities Of Italy
by means of the stereop icon; eleven evenings, be-
ginning Tuesday evening, Oct 20.
GERMS AID FEEs.-General membership SIC lass
membership for two terms OF ten lessons each. IN
any or all classes. except Travel Club or Civil Gov
eminent, 50; Civil Government, 81 30 Tor the term;
or application for membership. at Room 4, Plymouth
Church:
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TEFFERSONVILLE. IND. Sept Is, 1889
u Sealed proposals, in triplicate. subject TO usual
conditions will be received here until III O'Clock, a. m,
central standard timel. Tuesday, the 18th day Of
October, 1859. for furnishing at the Q. NJ. Depot here.
100, 900 gallons of Mineral Oil. of 1852 flash test. in
cases OF two fve-gallon cans each. Preference will
be given TO articles of domestic production or manu-
the price of foreign productions or manufactures the
duty thereon) being equal. and such preference will
be given TO articles Of American production produced
on the Pacific coast to extent of the consumption re-
guired by the public service there. Government re-
serves the right to relect any or all proposals aud to
accept the whole quantity or any portion of the
mineral oil bid for. All information furnished on ap-
~plication here. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Mineral Oil' and
addressed 10 HENRY c. HODGES Assistant Quar-
termaster Genera U. s. Army. Depot Qnartermaster
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Not a saIaried Oficer of the Trust.

NOT n S0larlcQ Omcer II the 1Tub1
To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
We notice in the Journal of Oct. 8 the
following editorial article:
IL Mr.. Pearson is unfit To sit in the Council be-
cause he is q salaried emPloye of the Indiapapo-
oils Gas Company, is Mr.. Frenzel, a salaried Off
Ger OF the Consumers Trust Company, tit to be a
member OF the School Board, which has to make
large contracts for natural gas3 Will the News
answeri
Again. in the Journal of Oct. 4, you say
In an editorial:
Editor Frenzel has sufficient influence with
the News to prevent fr from jumping on to him
voting on contracts with a corporation from
which he draws a large salary.
1t is due to Mr.. Frenzel and to truth that
officer of the Consumers Gas Trust Com
pany. He is one of min directors who con.
stitute the board of directors of the com.
pany, and has never charged or received
one dollars compensation for his services
as director or for any other services rem
dered the company. No compensation fol
services has'ever been paid any officer OF
director of the company.
ROBERT N. LAMB,
THOs. DAVIS,
C.. w. FAIRBANKS,
FRED FAHNLEY,
ELILILLY,
HENRY COBURN,
j. +. PRATT,
II. II. HANNA,
Directors Consumers Gas Trust Company
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct A.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-QUICK-TRY BRYAN. NO. NORTH
IN Meridian street.
r DAMS MONEY ON MORTGAGES. c. II.
IL 6AYLES IS East Market street.
EINANCIAL-MoNEY on MORTGAGE. II
n and city property. q. T.. COFFIN & Co.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 E CENT. HORACE
Vl MCKAY. Room III. Talbot q News Block.
ok e. CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana. ISAAC II. KIERSTED. l3 Martindale
Block
TO LOAN-Private funds on farm and city prop
Il erty. Large loans on business property. o per
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS At low
1yl. eel market rate; privileges for payment before
due We also buy municipal bonds 1HOS-C =. A
e. 90. az East Market street. indianapolis.
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BRUSH ~BRILLIANCY
NOTICE
TO
Printers, Book Binders and NatNneE.
BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
BINDING AND STATIONERY,

BINDING AND STATIONERY,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 20. 1889. }
The Board of Commissioners OF Public Printing.
Binding and stationery win. In accordance with an
act of the General Assembly. approved prtll3 1883.
1883. and up to the hour Of IL a. m Of that day. for
doing the public printing and binding and furnishing
the stationery for the use Of the State OF Indiana, for
term Of two years, commencing on the LIST day OF
the Secretary of State, the sealed proposals viii be
opened and az soon thereafter as the bids can be
ee 1URsdledd to the lowest 1ss and best bidder. according to
law, the board. however, r~eserving the right to re-
The work viii be divided INTO three classes. as speci.
ned by law, a. follows:
reports Of officers and public institutions, and ali
The second class shall comprise all legislative bills,
commissions. letter heads. circulars. blanks and other
WORK usually executed ON writing paper. and all aru-
The third class shall comprise the folding, stitching.
covering and binding. and all work belonging to the
Contracts shall also include the printing and block;
sns IL III law sl pssssa al s't iss a RnSvsGsd s session sns s 81 the
General Assembly of the State OF Indiana, and also
the preparation of all stamps provided by said law for
Parties making bids will be required TO accompany
, tns,r Of sea a.ssI pI spS ma, wi,n s Samea ,n ., .s sxeT yro oecssls.
giving the name and weight OF same or otherwise
mating values. The contractor viii be required to
give bond in the sum of S25,O00, with approved Sc
may be awarded TO him. in accordance with the speci-
fications hereinafter named, and that in every in
stance the paper and material furnished shall be in
color and quality the same as the sample furnished
The contractor shall MAINTAIN an office in the city
of Indianapolis for The transaction of all business
under said contract, aud all work under said contract
shall be performed within the state OF Indiana.
Any bidder who shall be awarded said contract
shall not assign the same nor any portion thereof
without the written consent of the Board OF Public
Printing.
The contract will be let az a whole to the lowest
bidder in the aggregate, no division % classes being
allowed.
The basis furnished Is solely for the information of
bidders and TO secure uniformity of bids. but in
awarding the contract the Board reserves the right TO
estimate the bids on the basis OF the total amount
consumed. during the last contract year, which
amount may be ascertained by application TO Charles
A. ~BoOkwalter, Clerk Of the Bureau OF Public Print
ing. Binding and Stationery, al the office OF the Sec
rotary of Stste.
Mr.. Bookwalter will also furnish on application
specifications and full particulars regarding The work,
and the contract must be to do the work according to
specifications furnished.
An proposals must be in writing, sealed and adj.
dressed to Charles I. Griffin, Secretary Of State.
ALVIN p. HOVEY President Of the Board.
CHARLES II. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
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A DVERTISED LETTERS-The following is
"A the list of letters remaining unclaimed
in the indianapolis Postofiice. on saturday. Oct;
b, 1889. Please call for Advertised Letters
and give the date OF this list:
Ladies' List.
A-Allison, Miss Frank; Anderson, Miss Louie
F.; Anderson, Mrs. Annie.
B-Bailey, Miss Nan; Brown. Miss Julia: Blair;
Mrs. ida; Bates, Mrs, Clara Dota; Blackwell, Miss
Clara; Brown. Miss Nory: Banks, Mrs. Peggie (2);
Bradford. Miss Cora; Bartlett. Miss Lizzie.
C-Cornet. Miss Vessie; Cornelle, Mrs. Carey.
e; GmGS STsasIasi Miss MISS j Bsssie; a,I GIlesTt; Mrs Mrs;
Tillie.
L-Lytle, Mrs. Nettie; Lawson, Miss Mabel;
M-Murfee. Mary E.: Murray, Miss Lille.
M~c-McPhearson, Fannie; McWhorter. Mrs.
NMNewby, Mrs. Jane.
P-Painter.. Nancy; Powell, Miss Maggie; Pow
R~Randolph, Miss Carrie Bell; Ross, Miss
Maggie: Rayls. Miss Hattie.
S-simmons. Miss Kate; Smith, Lottie tcolored);
T-Tayior, Miss Lottie; Tolan, Mrs. Blanch;
WSWiilson, Ellie; Wallace. Mrs. Mary; woser,
Miss Carrie: Walker, Mrs. Emma.
Y-Young, Miss sadie.
GentIemen's List.
A-Alison. Mr.; Albekens, John; Armsburg,
B~Barker, R. p; Barker, Rev. p. NJ; Bart. JAS;
T-Ciingman, VIM. H.; Cranston, Ed; Cotton.
Tom.
D-Dabney. r. Il. t2); Darnell. W.; Dial, J. j.;
Davis. +. j.: Douglas. Frank; Davidson, Lawson.
E-Edmons0n, John.
F-Freeman, b.; Freeze, Frank. Fowler, Jas
c.; Finley, GEO.: Finn, VIM; Fox, Louis
G-Gitt. Robert
H-Hoimes, Joe; Hurt, I. L.; Hardy. Joseph o.
J-Jones. Matt, Johnson. Perez, Jones, Jno. b.
K-Kemp, j. W.; Kingferd, Dr.; kinzy, Peter.
L-Loehr, VIM; LarimOre, Charles.
/! M-Miller, Geo; Milliken. j. r.; Minter, Paul;
Mitchell John; Merrill. Bishop; Miller, Logan q.
M~c-McHenry, Van; McGi,", Chas-
| N-Nethercutt Milo.
O-Oehler, Fred.
Peck, Vim. L.; Peterson, Elmer; Palmer
Marsh tcolorcd); Peak. John; Patterson, Rev. W.
A.
R-Ray, Hudson: Reiohert, Jacob; Rawlings
| F.; Robertson, John A.: Reeves, NJ. T.
s-stewart. VIM; shannon, NJ; s.lckel, PHILIP
| Sanders. Edward; Stump. A. l..
T-Taylor. Ira L.; Thornley,, W.; Thompson
George.
v-vanAuken. B. 4.
VIM. WALLACE, p. n.
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rotary Metcalf, of the State Board of Health:
wear ending Sentember. 1855. was s.03e.
OF the contracting parties 17,648 were
white and 31 c0lored, and &c.
432 grooms and Ii, 729 brides were
American. while 1,2S1 gro0ms and 799 brides
326 grooms and 1913 brides were not reported.
There were 3l4 grooms and AIS brides un-
der twenty years. and sixty-seven grooms
and eight brides were between seventy and
eighty years of age.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

municipalities TO ENGAGE
w I'm q paying business from start-onet that win In
sure you from SO TO $40 per day-wiil do well To call
on the undersigned ana get particulars. and examine
the model, and you viii be convinced State and
county rights viii be sold to ener getic business men.
Call on or address J. +. Capital Hous Sc.
w. Washington street
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS HAvE FOR
sale an honest. valuable. developed, paying
mining property ON the following basis.
4. That the capital stock shall be $500. 900. TO be
900; working capital for needed improvements to in
crease output. SJ0.0O0, and So, 900 as a reserve fund
2. That The property Will stand any investigation,
proving its actual value $500, 900. aud . positive pro-
ducer for the next nj y years.
3. That the property will pay IN annual profit
under iudicious management, OF $4,000.
4. That there Is now on dump refused ores that
with railway facilities. which the camp win have in.
side OF two years. can be marketed. netting TO tho
company the full investment
s. That NO subscription DO taken for less than
s.. 200.
q. That property Is easy Of access, possessing all
the advantages for successful mining on q large
Z. That the above facts must be supstantiated by
Investigation OF An expert and committee Of not less
than four. chosen by the subscribers. before sub
scriptonsca can be called In
B. That subsc riptions must be completed. property
examined and deal closed before the LIST Of December.
II you feel kindly towards mining Investments IL
will nay you 70 investigate.
Bs?s. with full description, including output for
past year. with fuu line OK specimens. can be seen at
The property has been . continuous producer for
the past twenty five years.
address, or call ON A w. CLIFFORD, el9 Olive
street. st. Louis. No.
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Presbyterian.

CEvENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR
- ner Of Cedar and Elm streets. Take Virginia
avenue car 10 Ceiar street, X. "; HunIer. pas1or
morning. biblical Inspiration" subject for evening
"Our Refuge" Sabbath-school at 2:30 p. M, Prof.
Sunday at $3.50 y. IN. Union Normal GLASS Monday
evening, led by Mr.. Il. G. Day. Prayer-meeting on
Thursday evening. The public Is invited TO al
ffese services.
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CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
= Pennsylvania and Vermont streets Rev: James
Mcleod, ID. d., pastor. Morning service at 1890.
Evening service will be held IN Peck Mission Chapel.
North Delaware street. at 100. The pastor will
preach ct both services. Sunday school at 2:30 p.
m. Y. 2. s. 6. f meeting at 6:45 p. IN. Prayer.
meeting Thursday evening at 7:3c. All cordially in
invited
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner OF
Ohio and Delaware streets. d. r. Lucas. pastor.
will preach at usual hours. Subject, 1880 g. IN.
'Ebenezer." a sermon appropriate to the first ami
versary OF the pastors work; 7:30 D. m, Tho
Story Of Eden" the hrst of q series of Old Testament
sermons. Sunday school at $50 p. m. All are well
come and invited to these services.
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-333 North Alabam,
IN street. Rev. Z. ID. Daniels will preach SUNDAY
morning at 1045 and at 7:30 in the evening. Sun
day-school at 8 a. m Seats free.
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Methodist.

NfERIDIAN-sTREET METHODIST EPISCO.
M pal Church-Southwest corner Meridian and
New York streets. The Rev. III. A. Cleveland, ID. d.,
past r. Preach ng at 1880 q. IN. by 6ev.. Il. A.
Goodwin. No services ct night.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Meridian and
i Second streets. Rev. j. a. ROndthaler. u. d., pas
tor. Communities service, with short sermon by the
pastor. at 1880 a. m. Sunday school az 2:l5 D. III.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian EndeavOr at
$40 p. m. No evening service. Conservation
service this Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Preaching by the pastor in Indianola Chapel Sunday
0t 1880 %. IN.