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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11
IsandoIpb Center.

/ Mrs. Croeker visited MIS-. Royden last
week.
J. W Fargo has nearly recovered from
( his lameness.
! Ethan Allen has gone to Springfield,
/ Mass, expecting to get situation tbere.
W. 5. Bryant is repairing his house.
{ There is surmising as 10 what further
may happen.
The probate court has granted license
to J. B. Adams, administrator, 70 sell the
I real estate OF the late Lysander Battles.
Mrs. Matilda Allen returned from Bos-
( ton last Monday and has resumed her
/ place as housekeeper at Chester Biek-
ford's.
I NJ. l.. Washhurn and wife have returned
from Alaska and are visiting OlG acquaint-
ances. Everybody is GLAD to see them
( Their coming always stsrts new life in
town.
Wsleott Biodgett OF Cleveland, o, was
at Y. $. Clark's last week. He is broth
er of Mr.. Clerk's first wife and is eighty
years old. He started on his return trip
/ Monday.
School in district No. closed Nov. 5.
Pupils having no absent marks were Allen
Smith. Leslie and Roy Gilman, Helen Al
word and Alice Smalley.
HARRIET MASON. Teacher.
Mrs. Stevens, daughter of Edward
Davis and sister OF Mrs. &. +. Parker, died
in New Hampshire Saturday and was
/ brought 70 G. +. Parker's Monday.
Funeral services we're held at Royalton
Center Tuesday.
The following extract from an item in
the Salem (Mass.) Erening NetUs will be
of interest TO older Inhabitants ID. 2.
Carpenter, who lately lied in Salem, is a
cousin OF 5. 3. and +. ID. Carpenter and OF
Mrs. n. J.. Boyden and used TO live near
Brockway's in the southern part of the
town. He was aged II years, 6 months
and days. he went to Salem in 1856 and
opened a othing store, continuing at the
same place OF business until he sold out in
1880. His wife, whose maiden name was
Mitchell, went with him from Randolph.
she and one sou, Ernest NJ, survive him.
some time ago nc submitted to a success
fui operation for cancer, but 10 his enfee
bled condition another disease secured a
hold and caused death He never took an
active part in city politics and, as friend
said, He was not public man, hut as
thoroughly good and honest one he bad
no superiors."
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RandoIph NormaI Notes.

Miss Lazelle entertained her mother and
sister from Plain6eld Friday.
Miss Bessie Grow visited the Norma
and training sch ools last week.
Rev. X II. Basmaiian OF Boston, native
Armenian, delivered an in eresting lecture
on Armenia, Turkey and ConstantinoplC
in the assembly room Monday evening.
There was a large attendance at the So
ciable in the assembly room Friday even
ing. About $50 books and magazines
were represented by those present. Miss
Vie Davis received the prize for the best
catalog OF books and Oscar Lewis tor the
shortest list. A musical program contain
ing an excellent variety of vocal and in
strumental selections was an enjoyable
feature of the evenings entertainment.
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Or. Msyo OF Mortified was in town las
Sunday.
c. L. Smith was in Montpelier Tuesday
OF this week.
Oscar CoIburn was in Lincoln and Bris-
toll last week,
Miss Bertha Wakefield is working foI
Mrs. Bert Farnswortb.
Miss Hatch OF Randolph was the guest
OF Z. II. Cleveland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Mclntire OF Brook
field we're in town one day last week.
J. X. Burnham and wife Of Roxbury
visited at {. +. Woodward's last week.
Mrs. e. l.. Smith visited her sister, Mrs
VIII Blodgett, in Brookfield last week
Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Spencer returned
last week from their visit in Hardwick.
Mrs. J. G. Mclntire was at Walter How.
ards in Randolph Saturday and Sunday
TIE rain Tuesday prevented many from
attending Circular Conference ut Brook
field.
A. j. Boyce, wife and daughter Of East
Rox5ury were in town the tirst OF the
week.
Mrs. Blaisden of Fest Randolph ha.
been at - 4. Martins, caring FOR theiI
sick child.
Fred Packard OF Dedhsm, Mass, was in
town on business several days last week
returning Monday.
The poles for the Rapid Telephone Co
will soon be set for the lire which is 10
run through here 10 Brookfield.
Miss Emma Bass, who is in the employ
OF DIR. Geo. Scott OF Randolph, IS spend.
ing the week with her parents in Peth.
Mrs. Laura Packard OF Tupbridge was
in Peth over Sunday, going Monday to
Massachusetts, with her son, where sht
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Nichols and son OF Dakota, who
have been spending some weeks with
friends in Randolph and vicinity, were In
Peth last week. They started for her
home Wednesday.
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No-To-Bac for fifty Cents.
EasI IfrAILIIree.

II Gr1eantecd tODacco habit cure, makes weak
men song, blood pure. soc. 81. Al druggists
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Il. {. :. Nnic.

The singing books, so long expected
are to be here this week.
"Jndge" and "The Veruonterp hav,
been added to the periodicals on the re.
ference table.
The fall term OF school closes Nov. 9th
with vacation extending only to the
next Monday, but a vacation of two
weeks will be given over Christmas and
New Years.
1t is reported that Dartmouth college is
TO allow but one day for Thanksgiving
IL SO, the Randolph students there will
probably not come home and the pro-
posed foot bali game with the High
school team may not be held
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by "NEw GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" 1t is a
great surprise on account of IFS exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female. Re-
lleves retention of water almost lmme-
diately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Richard @
Morton, Druggist, Randolph, VT.
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Itching pics cured

Without pain or detention from business.
with the new remedy, Neurotic Pile Oint.
ment. 1t not only Immediately relieves
but permanently cures piles. Hundreds
OF testimonials from grateful sufferers
whom We have cured. Send soc. for large
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swers all Inquiries cheerfully. Everything
confidential and all correspondence sealed
Write details OF your case az once to the
Neurotic Co, Burlington, Vt. All leading
druggists have the remedy in stock.
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Has Many Imitators.

DR.. Gliddeu's Rheumatic Cure has many
imitators but no competitors for the cure
of Rheumatism, Constipation, Liver and
Kidney troubles. The medicine in liquid
and pills has many friends for II cures
rheumatism. For sale by K. g. Morton,
Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-11

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree 10
refund the money on 2 50-ceDt bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar il il fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee 25-cent bottle 70 prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Mann x Allen, Randolph, Vt.
Treviilian Bros, Barnard.
G. +. Black. South Royalton.
G. W. Brigham 4 Son, Pitisbeld.
j. A. Chedel & Co., Gas syille.
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South Randolph.

Miss Bingham was with Mrs. Miles a
few days last week.
c. G. Paine, wife and son, Robert, visit
ed at Ransom Woods recently.
o. b. Hinckly and family returned Sat
urday after trip OF over two weeks.
The children did well at the exhibition
Friday evening. Everyone was pleased
with their rendering OF their parts.
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There came into my enclosure Wednes-
day, Oct. goth, a yearling bull. Owner
may have same by proving property and
paying charges.
g. L. DIBBELL, East Braintree, Vt.
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marraNyIA's PRICE, Is sao, ooo.
This Includes All The IgurDt.nsny.
With Which She II Filled
New York Is,ut-,,,l

rms Includes All the Furufsliinns
With Which She 4. Filled
New York Jhurual
The Prince Of Wales wants 10 sell his
famous racing yacht BritanniH hadlv. sa
hshsy. IN fact that he lis prepared to let
her ~ ut a sacrifice. All ne IL asking far,
ler through the yacht agency Ia mis- ait,
thht has been intrnsted with the commits
sion OF nding a purchaser on This side
is yao.gWO. 4oo
AT 900 allie ia the greatest hnYra31
that has ever Deen offered In the yacht.
ing world To our knowindge" said one OF
the arm
Britannia, g was explained. il maanin
eentiy, royalty In Fact lifted 40. The
price asiSef nsr her by her royal OWNER
includes every bit az these gnrgeous fns.-
nisilings a fact which might ADD 60 thei,,
Value IN the estiinutiun of some. Their
cost was cOnaiderable. and thev are AL
i'scu 70 ne as Gond. practically, ia when
These furnishings II ls said. Involved
~ outlay on me princes part of fully
the boat ~
As she stands, s,.tsunnia must therefore
REPRESENT Gully 100000 OF the prince'a
money. rhat he IS willing to let IN ~ a
90 for only S5n.pa0 is held a. proof nostfivWl
pilat ne wants u gst rid OF the baat nd
short order 80
~ teh''sf,i ieh'4t agency neDria do not
Rlow why tile prince s 81 anxious 10 sell
anu New workers. who discussed the an lfr
Sester1aY expressed surprise chat ,s,e
prMce Sho'!ld NOT only seel< a purchaser
~ ~ pich,ian a manner a. thr0uu,h fhc
hie'tHa' OF wtnf -aG. Int that IN com
lAg 10 Americn he sno1lhs not have 5vn,l
a. anlpcy pI'ice rAr the boat
The Rudder Yaisht agency 1otlrt,,,4a. =,
,rouhie' comparatively, from the PAYNE
HtW uhit ~ held IN some quarters 10, ~ !,
Nirtuid pronLhtion OF an American hu yfysr
the hoat They sad Yesterday thar ans
rauid M pat under the Hawaiian flny
whlch wotiid entitle her To Anerii,a, rr,s,
iStry on the same f1oting with Ain,rir,n.
nnilt hnttnns when the annexation ar M,
lstihAu repuhitc 70 this country Sba1 hat,n
neen eirented, That may he in Dnca,n b,,
next which would be quite anilN ann,,,,b
since u ia too late now 10 brfnfy h,, 80,
Tor raca0g uhis season we
,,,,I hT ,i n every probability that the boat
VIII oeeome am American praneriv
BRITANNIA is commercially tho hest si,,,,,.,
S.lVNer thut was ever tirnea am IL q
Sriush sh!pyara. She was huilf In, toaa
IN me Clyde, by Henderson, affair a.
siEhS 0N the famous Watson. and hs,.s' Ma,
, taovtsa3lie ever sissee. she il Ie0 rea,
tset drauSht 'o"e u
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t>i"ndii<e Mail 10 Ptiing Tn.

san francisco Chronicle.
10 Is expected that the mail facilities Far
the Nionsiike region VIII be very ;nater,-
aliS improved within short time.
lt Is understood that the Cana,tias, yo,,
eminent IS considering the possihl,fy Of
using the mounted pol5ce in the tl.a,nsn,is
sicn OF mail There s at present no ax-
change office at Juneau, SO tl,,t mail a.
dressed 70 points In tl.a Northwest ra,,,,i-
Tory, sncn as DQwsoTl. does nnt M over
tn1 overland route, where there /,
menohly mail but by way oc ST afieba.i
20 Circle city, where there il au Az,
chseAse with the Canadian postal anfl,,ri
nes arm from there IL sent to one nIsYSs, Z
camps IN Canaaian territory Betsinse rhss
pSSt was noe knGwn NY cnrresrpu, sant,,.
ann many postmastrrs an nntns,,s,,a
amount ~ mail for persons at utas,, - ,,,,.,
IA Canata1n territory has acrun,,,g,,s,,, n
both at ,Ilueau afgi Victoria al e.,
transmission and delivery % the Al, tress.s.
has been delayed IL some instances IN,
months. 10Y
with an exchange office asta hiisba, a.
victorta IN cour~ruSn win thu N,sr,S,
west mounted police. and an exchane.
olnce established at Juneau ri cnnnartin.,
Win The regular star route ss.i,Vlfe AZ ma,
Nnited states by way az the Chiirnnr ,,a,s
reg',rar hi-weskly niaDls hsth wa,,s h 4.
h.eheveSt. can be secured FOR the ,yhnis ~
tine fnk3r rgg-on from rho hpatSya t,,,..
as Tar DOWN as Circle e,ny
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CoL0RED nAPrrsrs.


Closing Days srssinn of Che saudav
school Convention.
Wharton, Texas. September 4--Thc first
dav OF the session of the Sunday school
convention ot the Southwestern Central
district was short and QUE OF hasyy work.
The business came 10 an end early IN the
afternoon and good number OF The dele
sitea left On the evening ulin
The meeting was called to order at $50
c'eioek. Devotional exercises we've con.
ducted and minutes read ant adopted.
Committees made hnal reports cr.cers
ALSO rerorued ant new officers We're elect.
ed as follows. President, i N. MnGm.
wee nresIdent, w. VI Jcnes. rsnocdlng
secretary a. N. Wyatt. assisyaat sarre-
VarS' Walker. treasurer, c, Il. i<ng:
corresponding secretary. r.. H. Collier.
honrd. H. ", Hughes, j. W. steele, Miss
III " Adams
The aopo,ugment Of a missionary VIII ha.
made by the beard.
Miss o c. Foley read an excellent pa-
ner an Should We Have an Educated
M1niatrv?'
Rev p H. Collier read we'll. prepared
paner on "DeuoriinatluuaI Newspl,,.,rs
Thu next annual sassion Of the eanses,
uon WAS voted to be held with the Ever
9fven BAPTIST church en- Thursday hefcra
nrst SUNDAY In September. 1888
resolution was adopted expressing
thanks Ia The Post for publication ur pro-
rssdinss: TO the local church ana cu,r-
manitv for hesoitalirias and 70 the
SOUTHERN Pacific railroad for rates. Tke
convention, a little later In the day. no.
coustderad the election af the l.aasrrsr
g. H. King. and II. II Hughes WA slscf,
ed ia MI the vacancy r. Jonasou vax
elected "a member af the beard IN Mace
OF rev. Hughes, resigned.
Claims and aegounts were read ana ar
dered paid, DR.. W. a. Ball II s.rnsn
addressed u tnll house 10 the latere,,t ~
the educational work Of the State. A eol-
lection WIS taisen and the msegiag I'D
lourned
The Unson held a short session in the
morning nc O'clock and heard repur.s AZ
officers and various committees tsf,'rers
We're elected for lsas az folio w: P~vsI-
dsnt. w. NJ. Jones' vice president. q.
Lawrence: Recording secretary. ai:s ~
y Folsy. assssant secretary. Miss a. d,
Anrsons. treasurer. r.. Walker. hoard
y e. Cashier Miss NJ NJ Keansy
TIA committee On literature ns.sshs n
rsnnft which endorsed the National Bxr-
tlse Fuhlishinx house a. Nasnyi.le. Tenn
- asxs ssssinn VII - aslA Ia eunuso-
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the Of
Salvation
The
than ever before They report four fruit weeks work
o
in 1879
heIef oury
which
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UPON the altar sacrifice his happy
hufnlness
if Of only say will. be
aud
n
MetnEc
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amt
G Of All
n
of our desire
q the c sred ned in
and able ANDY
fitted for positions which hold
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Felipe avenue. at o'clnck this evening.
MJp. Il e b. Shafrer viii preach. Subject
Substance ana Shadows. Also OH the res
cite work. Mrs. shaffer lis a very earnest,
forcefil and eloquent tallter Her SUBJECTS
ara prayerfnlly selected hence are very
Instructive.
Washington street Methodist Church,
1915 Washington street, Sunday school at
30 q. m. w. w Kelley. superintendent
Preaching ut II a. m. and : D. m. by
Rev J. W Horn. pastor Epworth League
prayer meeting at p. M. Song service by
the choir at Il 10 D. IN. All are invited 20 at
tend
Brnnner embarrassing al $3.50 p. M
by Rev j. W. Horn
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sour LAKE Rns,nrr

Now open tor the season on Isar ~
accommodations are Better fha, s, tus
fore Good clean rooms. exceIIsD. 49,
and we'll kenr baths. Good ffsbin, a'
hunting All sRia diseases. rhe,,-,,.,, - III
etc. cured by our hot miaerai u,u.s n.tsn
NJ dyspepsia. indigestion, liver ana tss,,..
troubles cured by our mineral ya.s-s ~,
, n. Hotel rates. $40 and sl2 uer we.E
e riaass Gains. ~ cents: hot mineral barhs
Tie soar kaks Co. sour LsSa rs~.s saes
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TrTEosopHY

The Houston branch OF the Thensnphical
Soeioiy Will meet this s~~arnaon at
O.eiock In room EOS of the Mason building
me subject to he discussed is the Dual
Nature OF Man. Interesting napprs Will
bee read, and The pubiic Is cordially invited
% attend and take part n the discussion.
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lion with the Sunday school convention ut
Wallis. IN 1SaS
Exercises for the Sabbath Will pc model
SUNDAY school at O'Clock BY II NJ. VIII
Dams; preaching ii i uciook and ~ nght
by Rev. p. H. Cnlieu OF Houston.
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CHRISTIAN scrnNcm

Services win he held in room No. S25
Mason block, corner nr Main street anu
Rusk Avenue at IL a. M The internationu,
Bible lesson will he considered from
Christian Science staudpnnr. by readina
reierences frnm tho Bible and tho Chris.
tlan Science text book. Subject: The
righteousness or Giving" All are cura,allv
Invited
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CONTINUATION MrssrnM

FLORENCE Crtttenton Rescue Missipn Han
AIS Milan street between Prairie and
Preston avenues. Mission Sunday srhnni
at 10 4. M Gospel services At II a. M. sun.
days Services every aight at D. H. every
body lnvited,
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CHRrsrraN

Pastor j. C. Mason's subject at the Gem
tral Christian church AZ II a. M viii be
The Importance of Unity IN Practical
Chrislanity' At p. M there VIII be a
special song serYics, led by Professor VIM
hodgtins and chorus OF twenty voices.
closing with a short talk by he pastor,
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Suites aud Canadn by tha leading cieis,'
men, priests, prslAtes. religious teachers
amt professors or the ClIrsiian faith. IN
every Instances the text has been careful
~ rcad and abbreviated.
Llirfc.--I.ife 10 succession OF choices.
and onr eternal destiny depends on the tse
we make or taistin.-nev. II. 8. Noon, Meth
odisf. Philadelphia, Pa.
SUCCESS. ~ n one nut opens UP his heart
70 the incoming OF Christ he may have
some possibility OF success and quick rc-
tiirfis.- Raw. W. u. Rirkagd. Congregation
aiist, Cleveland, Ohio.
RELATIVE TRUTi5s--All religions con
tain sonc good, soma more than others.
hence some of tliem aie better tinn others
Raw Ds. Harcourt, Msthodlst. Philadsl~
phia Pa.
NGsAN.-~Wo shonid stand by wn-
Tuen, instead of fiumping upon them.
I'hcy should demand tho sumo purity OF
nan that man dennndH vi woinnn. Rev
p Dc Co5ta, Episcupailun, New York City
POIdTlCS.~~f am in favor NJ moro poll
ties aud mDrc politicians IL wa can govern |,
ourselves and IL NO will mako tho bust
ness ~ government our business. -it.lDhi
IL. j. lres, Hebrew rlaralnnd, Ohlu.
TIRE saBBArI4. 1T s the iuty of tho
Chrimlan church all over the world 10 usa
luz greatest efforts In furtiarius A beiter
observance Of tis Sahbath day. Rev. d
Van Ness Presbyterian Washington - G.
TIRE CURSE OBJ TEE AGE The great
curse Of lie age is Tho everlasting reach
ing out aftn something FOR nothing, which
is true in taie mercantile world. Rev, II.
N. Cnndeu. Methodist Washington, y. G.
A WOPlSIeStsMAN's CHBRCH. Tho /
church must meet ghr sOeiai physical und |
material wants % the wOrs,ng,naa well I
az the spiritual, Dlaad Ion million dol |
lar palace OF religion IN the interest Of tho |
tnlling masses Rev @, W. Mead Prnsty /
tc,tan New York City,
YoCTH-The world in all its depart
meutG a mainly what SuunH man have /
nain H. Nanhnod and agc have ufteD
taught but ie is youth that lna,tes thu /
disciple aud spreads the dueigine Rex, w. /
c. Wsbb Me,hndist Philadelphia, "a.
10 UN'rO GriHsRS.--We expect our
friends 80 slave aud crawl and grlud and
drudge Cor us. and we do nothing for tbem
This best way 20 keep your fiicuds true to
you iN for YOU 20 be que To them. Rev.
Frank Dew. ralmage, Presbyterian, Pitts-
burg, Pa
rHE COMING or CHRIST Christ has
been coming and Ia canning jtna VIII con-
tinue to come He Is counting mot as a man
not as a Cod man but ne a telflr idra aB
a divine Thought az 4 living love and as 4 i.
reigniug spirit Rev Or ROBINS Matiu-
dist. Atlanta, Ga.
POLITICAL BoSsns. -Politiosl Bussisng
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Prescription No. 1851. put IN hy Eir,sr
Arend. sold by n y Schmidt, Housrsn
Is1as. VIII rsiiava thoss Attic, q NO..
sasu1attzA Try bptsla.
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BAPTIST


Services at tho Flsst BAPTIST churan Inn.
morning at II a, m. Subject OF sermon
Tie Great Humiliation and the Great
EIalbetion," Services in the evening ~
: o'clock Subject OF sermon: The snul |:
IT'S Reality, Worth, Accountability and lnn
mortality"
sucona Baptist chureh--Corner Hardy
street and Liberty avenue, Fifth ward
sunday school at >. 30 A. M. Preachiry AZ
" n ~, and 1,t3 p. M. by the pastor
Iaiiie& b. Duncan. Theme Of morning
SERMON The Good Shepherd" All nixht.
"Bad Books
North Houston Baptist church.-Carner
Mckee aud 0Nitman streets Flrth ward.
freachtAg service at III "a M. by paauor
neNs y. g. Hudson. Subject: "Christ
Waiting Amid the Churches 10 Perpetlats
Lhs Warmth OF First Love" Come and
Worship with us.
sunday school al Prairie View at 4 n.
ny. and preacaing at 40 D. m. Subject
ROW child May Become Wise Unto
S"'fa'lon. All invited 20 worship witE VA.
METHODIST.
shearn Methodist EpisoopnI s,h,,r.,
tsouth- -Snnday school at $3.50 a. m NJ "a
sonss' A.sG. Howell ana =. Il. Tracey. su-
pefiatenaents. Preaching At II a. m. nv he
p'ss'or, tns Nev Seth Ward. Epworth
=, ,, 49,. ~ ~" az = y M strangers cor
daily Invited to all services.
McAshan Methodist church. cnr,,sr H..
talo and German streets, Rev. C. a. Hann..,,
pastor-sunday school at . 80 a. M
BANKS. superintendent. Preachinr ana
communion services at IL a. m. E,n~a,..h
Leas'pe at 100 p m. Preaching at s,is y
m By the pastor. y
Ianernacle Methodist Episcopal church
tsouthl- Pollf avenue ana Carniins s,s...,
Services at III a. M and 3. m- hv ~, ~.
pastor, hsv. r. 3. Sears. Sacrament az M
t.ord supper OF close Of mornin~ serno,
s1nhsy school At $50 a m. J ". p,saiv
40 e., y rhomaz, superintendent, En-
Nertn Lea9ue dsvotl3nai Service "a T.r5 q
- e. ~ Owen rrrs.deat- =
yeryteeCous svsyybody AZ
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fosstblLirlES- THE possibilities 4,
every Soanx mans life are almost infinifn
y ~ ieast There h no yonnH man. wfateyer
MS, MS S'naas'on' VINO may not be nohle y,n,i
s . VINO may not wear The ina,,,A ,,r
Inrist ,is'on his soul and grow into 4 n,s,,,n,
Msn. even though he does aar t,Ise IA M,
, sy hesghs among his fellows, Pew r y
A''''sr. Frssbyserian. Philadelphia, PA
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RELATIVE TAUri3s--All religions con
tain sons good, sornn more than others,
hence some ~ tilefn aie better than others.
itay Dr. Harcourt, MsthodlsI. Philadel-
phia Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

SEcElcSS. II one hut opens UP his heart
70 the incoming OF Christ he may have
some possibility OF success aiJ quick re-.
tiiifis.- itev. ". u. Pirkasd. Congregation
alst, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

M03AN ,--Momcn should stand by wn-
men, instead of ftumplng upon them
Jhcy should demand the sumo purity OF
man that MAI deinniidA Ut wninHn. Rev
u. De Gagta. 1episcopailun. New York Ciiy