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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14

LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relocated,
Boundaries established and lands sub.
divided and mapped; can iuThsh pes'
racy; 22 years experience IN Texas land
matters. A. B. langermann, lOlOla con,
gress avenue. Houston. IcShs. f|'
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SALE or PRIVILEGES
San .Incnto day celebration by local
mud visiting military coenpanie,. 10 be
held nj Forest Park. Aprl q. 1SW. Seal
cd bids will DO resolved by the Under
signed M TO April IL for the following
privileges:
Dnr restaurant,
One sausage. coffee and milk.
Two beer ana cigars
one waffle. A.
One peanut.
one fruit and CANDY.
one ice cream
One hying horses
one shooting gallery.
ono h8rching post.
ono lemonade and Eoda water.
Privilege "a reserved TO reject amy ana
all bids, terms. half cash, balance April
70 W. A. Chndress. Chairman, Cotton
Exchanko Building. 10
NOTICE--I have this day been appointed
assignee OF the Phoenix Lumber Co. for
the benefit Of such creditors OF the said
company MS Will accept their proportions
al share of it's estate. | have duly quail
ned according TO law, aud my postofHce
address II Houston. Texas.
Chas. Dillingham; Assignee.
Houston, Texas. March %, 1897. i-lh
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FOR RGNT-Eight-r house with all
modern improvements. stable ami ser
wants room. ENQUIRE at liH RusA
avenue -
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WE HAVE MORE CALLS for stsnog-
raphers than we can supply, prepare
Yourself for position by tai.ing
course. Houston Shorthand and Type
writing School, Mason BLOCK. Miss Alice
II IL arner. urlnCipal. U
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~ " -
Ieft Teiephora road just this side
Siaugh..r Pen bayou bridge. Must be
sold. Apply r. 4. Lubbock. a
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-In Brun-
ner Addition. John Burkhandt. Brun-
ner Texas. ---,--.- II
TEL. EpHoNE ~. Larcndon's Stables. for
cnrrt,e es 10 ali trains 4-2a
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WANTED TO BUY.

sTOcX HOGS-I want ten cars of stock
hogs nothing less than nfty pounds.
G. II. Mcconnell, general delivery +.
q Horston Texas, IN
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FOR SAl.E--A phaeton, In good order
Just painted. price 5000. Mrs Nell
henay, 1914 Mckinney avenue. ~
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WANTED---FositIon as cook by cxpcrl-
enccd hand references given. Address
4bU. this ONCE. Ia
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FOR RENT--Floo space on SECOND hoor
OF Post building. Apply to G. J. Palmer,
Business Manager. u
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PROFESSIONAL,


date of the Attorney Generals Officer
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Austin. Texas.
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FOR RENT-NIco furnlshed rooms.
southern exposure, gentlemen only. ons
block from courthouse. Apply 3l6 Caro-
line street. Ia
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CURE GIARANTEED-Fema weak,
ness chronic diseases, consumpuon II
vital organ can sustain Inc; Sonsui.,.aa,-
lion free. DR.. Rogers rooms 21s ana zps
Nlnnrn- Hnrnett huild.nE. 10
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NINE. c. Z. BUJAC. pianisle, studio 222,
Mason block: special attention paid 70
rudiinents of music; lessons at pupilH
residence II desrred; instruction to be.
einners. also advanced students. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

ROOM WANTED--Wa one unfur-
n.shed room. centrally located. with bath
privilege. Address, siAtinv terms. w.
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FOR SALE-Shctland pony. 80 inches
high, gentle to r.ae or drive. Address
u. L. RAron. Rcaunloiht. TeAas. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Land riots have occurred in Tine
Roman CaEnpagua, the peasants at Al
banjo Sand Marine, driven by Distress
having made AN attempt 20 squanl on
the land of Prince ColGnno and being
driven off by police and soldiers. 1hs
great uGcTItiyated estates of Ohe mobiles
are looked upon by the peasants niorv-
af1ys as the cause of Ita3y's distress,
lust as the lHlifurG1-a are said TO have
ruiFNed Rome
ONE OF the fashionable New York
Shoe stores unV adVeTtiseS: THIN limbs
TRANSFORMED INTO rounded beauty Ntlile
you wait Price SO cents Invesitaga-
tion disclosed the fact that this good
news is exclusively far the bicycle g1ri.
By paying SO cents extra amy pair on
llilsii bicycle boots or Iagglrgs may be
so padded that there is apparent beauty
in the rounded curves.
DeihebeI Nafbo-"NAe sinking noun
tain an isolated Algerian peaks
nov only a bout 500 feet hisih. and IS
known 70 be slowly but surely dlSap-
pea1iats. In the time of the Caesars 1T
was nearly twice its present height
Near vlls sinking mountain" is a large,
clear laloe caGed Feara. whtOh is EaL'i
TO nave rig4u over q large city dhat
sunk in the year 400 A. D.
An ingenious device for regulating
the intensity OF electric lights, and one
that VIII practically reyolutlondze the
present 4ncandescens lamp system, das
Just been patented 1t consists Of a
! d;soinutive switch, operated by a key
/ UYaced Ia the side of the fixture, as al
| present, but by which five different de-
! gress of intensity can be obtained.
/ United States Deputy Marshal S a
| Smith of Jacksonville, Fla, who went
TO Anagtasia island to arrest a, mar
accused of cutting oak and pine on gov
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HET HAREM BATHS.
How the SuItan's Wives Battle In
Perfumed Steam.

Exchange: 1t has remained for q
German newspaper woman, AdeIe Stern,
to penetrate the mysteries OF the sui
tans harem. HOW Fraulein Stern man
aged TO get into the sacred precincts
of the baths she does not say, but she
gives q very interesting description of
their interior. She says:
along the walls are low settees. In
the middle of the room stands maSni-
fcent Turkish clock Near by is d
mangal, an open metallic stove. from
which comes 6aintily peFfumed heat
On the top is big bronze pot. in which
delicious mocha is being hreWed. at
every other step is q sort OF cradle. in
which rest from one TO three children
The dolce far niente of Turkish fe-
male life can nowhere be better stu
died than in q bath The women OF the
harem enter the bath early in the MORN
ing and spend from an hour to the
whole day there.
And now to the bath itself. 1t is a
yeritable fairylaHd. The sort, damp
air; the white marble, the perfumed
steam, all help the illusion Of being in
some Mike land Right before me.
spIashing in the water are two nymphs.
They are superbIy beautiful young
girls. Their immense black eyes glance
sadly at me from beneath a mass Of
raven black hair. Their forms are eN-
quisite. white as the alabaster sur
rounding them. and with skin as SOFT
as the richest velvet.
AT this moment [ am acco5ted by an
elderly woman, whose arms are mus
cular in the extreme. 'MasehaHahl' she
cries, which translated means, oh, thou
wonder of Godl' lust why she ConSid-
ers me in this light L do not know
Without more ceremony, she takes me
plunges me into the water, rinses me
soaps me, and finally places me fiat
on a stone couch. Then begins the mas
sage.
.The bath finished. am once more
ushered into the dressing room. I drink
a. cup of coffee and depart"
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Nineteenth Century Club, Provo.

On Friday, Oct, g, the Nineteenth
Century club met at the residence of
Mrs Havercamp and a very delightful
afternoon was passed.
The topics for the day we're Colonial
Life and The Colonies a Nation"
Mrs. Bonham WAS appointed critic.
The president announced that a dele
gate TO the Utah Federation of Wom-
ems clubs, which convenes the last of
this month, Vas 90 be elected and MIS-.
De Moisey was the unanimous choice
of the members.
Mrs WestWood conducted drill on
some OF the dependent motions
s very interesting account OF Colo
NAL Life" was given BY Mrs. De
Moisey and many laughabie stories
were told about our ancestors.
Recess being over ron can WaG' an
swered with the usual quotations after
which a very able paper on 1.-THE Colo
MES a Nation" was read by Miss N.
Alice Isely, which WAS thoroughly en-
Jcyed by those present
The entire programme OF the after
noon proved TO be Of unusual interest
TO all
After the report of the critic, the
club adjourned to meet next Friday
with Mrs. Westwood.
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OGDEN SOCIETY,


Wednesday evening BiSya30 Thomas
J. Stevens performed tine ceremony
uniting III marriage MT r. Fowler and
Miss Florence Corey, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Corey. The ce.5n.rSg
occurred at the h-tne of the bride ca
Twenty slXtl street. aCh was wiz
messed by q large nunlbeC of relatives
and friends CT .nla COUPLE. Mr.. Fowler
is a popular employee cf fl1e Browning
Bros. in Salt Lake. having been in tSaeLr
store here unt1 about hi1lf a year ago.
MT and Mrs. Fowler VIII reside in salt
Lake.
Airs. c. c. Nye left Wednesday even
ing for Decatur, MS
Mrs. G. ". Fiscst and family are Wig
iting in Soda SPRINGS.
moved 10 Boston
C. E. Corey Of PocateI1o spent few
days in ogden last week.
George Collins OF Huntington, Ore, il
visiting in OGDEN.
IL NJ DurbroW is i'm the city for fen
days visit With his family and old
friends Mr.. Durbrow has headquart-
ers in Minneapolis.
. 2 6,
The teachers Of the city generally &C.
cepted an invocation n the reception il
fglsfr honor at The Presbyterian chuFoL
Friday might. Miss Mabelle Greenwel
gave a recitation and Professor EnSlt
gave am address on behalf OF Jfle teach
eTg. A very pleasant hour or 50 VA.
spent in games and social converse anI
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Ir1 tLbeSocialR&allln0

refreshments were served by the young
people of the church 1t was a very
pleasant occasion
g g g
Tuesday morning. at the home of the
brides mother. 20 Twenty second Street.
Rev Charles f. Richardson performed
the ceremony uniting in marriage 8
N. Estabrook and Miss II, A zlemer-
Mr ard Mrs Harvey F. Donaldson
are i'm Ogden from their home IN Ou1-
tah, visiting VITA ogden friends
Miss Rosetta Nelson left Wednesday,
for an absence of several weeks in Cal
ifoTuia-
Tuesday evening. ia tie Salvation
Army barracks, occurred tEae public
weddings of Mr. Samuel DOUGLASS and
Miss Saraha Mcclure Drysdale. Toe
bridal party consisted Of the bride, on
the arm of I1er father, fof9owed by heI
sister and Miss Annie Blur11e. afAotelag
bridesmaid, WhiGe the groom, With an
ctLler sister, brought up the rear. MISS
DrySdaIe was dressed in q, tasteful Gus
tune of white SIX and looked Indeed
benny bride as the party marched down
the aisle and took their stations facing
Rev T. L. Craudan, who performed Chf
ceremony.
s. 9 8
Wednesday evening, in the TEnarc
ward meeting house, will occur con-
cert in honor Of T. L. Woods, Who rs tt
depart Saturday next on a u6gElons go
ing probably TO Europe. Some OF Vne
bast talent in the city viii unite in non
crilG Jhe Young man Among thOSS
VINO VIII assist awe MIS-. Clarlbel Ridges
Pike. Charley Pike, Mss Lily Staynar
I'D Tout, Hagbert Anderson, Fred Tout
Miss Ethel Pike, Miss jamie Taylor, Or
SON Griffin and Miss Halves Tine CON
cert WIZ be followedby a oall
Ogden lodge No 1. Degree of Honor
A. Q. U. W, win give a card party il
! the hall WeGCecCly- night
Mrs. George Carpenter of SAT- LalSl
was the 2uest of Ogden friends during
( last WeeE1
The lecture of Miss Bell Kearney ir
! the Presbyterian church last Wednes-
! DAY evening vas all that cnuld have
/ been desired. Her theme, Temper
ance" is one of the live problems of the
! day, and Was handled in an admir-
able manner. Possessing Z clear, Strnns
voice, graceful in movements. distinct
( in enunciation, attractive in personnel
( choice IN her ldnS QdSei anu WIN
! large fund OF personal experiences II
J draw her illustrations from, it is no
I strange that the lectures held her au
/ dience spell bound for an hour. Al
who heard her felt they had enjoyed
: a rare treat.
The W. c. T. L. will hold its mex
regular meeting Wednesday. Oct S, a
$50 p. M, at the home OF Mrs H Il
Smith. corner Twenty fifth and Fow
Ter avenue.
Miss Gaunt will give a full report o
The state convention at this meeting
and Miss Swobe viii talk INFORMAL,
on child life.
Al new members and ladies who ar
not members OF the union are invite
TO be present,
Plans viii be presented for holdint
regular monthly mothers meetings a
this time.
The young ladies of the Fifth war
wiIl hold banquet in the near futur
at which all kinds of fancy work vii
be exhibited.
q reception vas given Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. N. a. Hol
brook on TWenty-fifth street in homo
of NIr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Holbroot
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eminent land, said he saw 16 big rat-
tIesnakes and heard many more in the
woods on his trip to the mans house.
He walked very timorOu5ly in the mid
die of the road
Germany is making elaborate prep
aTationg for q great display OF her re-
sources at the international fair at
Paris in 1900. She did not participate
in either of the other two French e&-
positions held since 1910. but the invi-
tation to take part in this one was Gc-
eepted many months ago, and with aI1-'
parent easerness.
The most striking trade effect Of
cheaper silver has been the astonishing,
increase in the variety of articles made
of the metal The making of plated
ware, which in former years WIS such
a fourIshing industry, has been greatly
crippled. The genuine article has got
Within the reach of almost everyone.
1t VIII cost 81, GOO to restore the cy-
cIOrana of the battle Of Atlanta, which
WAS presented to Grant park, Atlanta
some time ago, and the city authorities
are pretty we'll persuaded that it is not
worth the expense, The picture is torn
and very dirty
one of the San Francisco street rail-
ways, running through a hilly district,
provides racks for bicycles on the front
and rear cars and charges 5 cents ex-
ira for carrying d wheel. The amount
( from this service cuts quite d figure in
the receipts.
: The city OF New Orleans often has
( hundreds Of thousands Of dollars worth
of cotton and other infIammable n1er-
! ehaudise piled up upon its leveeS and
! many wooden steamers lying by, and
vet it does not own a single fire boat
The leader of all nickel cigars
Golden Russell. Smoke it and enjoy
life.
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who returned from a short wedding
tour The house was most beautifully
decorated with cut flowers 4 beauti
full piece Of lettering III brides roses
bidding the couple "Welcome Home"
being specially admired a large num-
Der Of the friends of the young couple
we're present TO wish them bon voyage
4 very delightful parIor meeting was
held last Thursday morning at the
home of Mrs. Dr. Perkins, where a
number of ladies greeted Miss Kear-
ney and listened to helpful suggestions
from her to carry forward the work
for God and home and native lard.
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess and a general good feeling pre-
vailed.
Aglaai will meet Tuesday with Mrs.
Rankin.
Mrs. 8. ". Badcon and Mrs. John
son entertained yesterday afternoon
with cards at the residence of Mrs.
Hayes on Lincoln avenue. The guests
we're: Mesdames Q. NJ. Runyon, r. L
Harris, J. G. Houtz. D. G. Mckinley.
Tom Mckinley. w. E. johnson, Frank
Costello. Frank Grant. Brownie Rob
inSon, Thomas Carr, John Hutchinson,
Nelson Silsby, John Lewis and II. z.
CopilI.
g 9 q
Mrs. b. K Bannister and daughter
Emily left for the east Thursday
La Coterie met with Mrs. E. B. Ora
ham on Tuesday.
@ o %
Agalia met with Mrs. Coulter Fri
day afternoon for business meeting.
Mrs. t NJ Norman and son are Wis
iting in Denver during the mountain
plain festival.
q g 9
Mrs. a. 8. Hayes entertained mum
her of friends yesterday at an after
noon tea Besides ogden friends a
number of friends attended, some be-
ing from Cache Valley and others from
Nebraska.
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REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR

New York Press: The most interest
ing age of a baby is after it has out
grown it.
a woman can never pray five min
uteS without mentioning a lot of
names
Lots of men carry pictures of their
wives around without any good ex-
cuse for it.
The average woman knows about as
much about politics as a mosquito
does about side pockets.
as soon as a man hears that some
one has said he was brilliant he begins
30 always try to act funny.
/ If the law still allowed men to whip
( their wives, the women would take
( Just as much stock in their husbands.
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Slunked.

New York Press: I understand, =
said Jove, that you have performed
the last of the u labors and found
tGem pie, Have you cleaned the Augean
stables?"
I have, sire returned Hercules.
nonchalantly. Easy? Well, guessr'
There Is one little thing more" OBJ
served the king of the Olympian deitie6.
Just clean out the channel of the
/ Chicago river What? Eh-?"
But Hercules, with a shrek of
despair. had fallen lifeIeSs to the
ground.
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choir. in the parFors of the Swedish
Lutheran church. corner Of Second South
and Fourth East. Ladies and gentlemen
asked to join in order to form 4 fun
chorus.
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Continued from Page q.

Misses IVers and Malone
Comments Upon Portia and Shy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >.
Mrs. G. H. Whitney and Mrs. ". Scott.
Notes and Remarks on Shakes
peate
Mesdames William NJ Ferry, Z. ".
Bayt, n. Allen.
Roll cali........ Shakespeare quotations
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. C Weeter, Oct Is
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German Lutheran Church.-Corner of
Hoffman pastor. at II a. M, Sunday
school; at 9 p, m. meeting in the English
Lutheran church, 1896 Fourth East OBJ
jeet to learn what can be done toward
a more efficient work in behalf of the Ger
man Luthena church cause in this city.
All ladies and gentlemen interested or not
tend. Thursday. D. M. meeting of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

Y. NJ. c. A-2S West Second South
street Young mems rally today at 4
p. m. with address by Rev. CLARENCE y.
Brown. An men are invited and will be
Cnrdtal'N welcomed.
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Judging BY Size.

Judge: Little Bobbia gazing at the
calf)-Oh. know. That's the COW that
gives condensed milk.
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Harwood's Academy.

Painting and drawing classes from
life, figure, portrait, slSetching and IL
lu5tra4dng. Studio. 1875 & street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

For guaranteed strictly pure
product use Three Grown Baking
Powder.
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WomaD's Reliance,
Alter Many Heterogeneous They
Turn to MunyOH.

Mrs. " II Harvey. 2Ss Grant Street.
South Portland ore. says. Ny hIs-
band was troubled with rheumatism {oS
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St. Marks Hospital Chapel--Seven-
teenth Sunday after Trinity, Holy conf
nlunion, 7.30 a m: evening PRAYER,
sermon, 1880; daily evening prayer. els.
St Peters chapel Sunday school. 8 p.
m Rev. d. Douglas Wallace. vicar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

The first society of Spiritualists viii
hold services this Sunday at p. m. in
Unity hall. conducted by Prof. W 5;
Gray. Subject for lecture, Ancient and
Modern SpirituaisIn.'' Platform readings
TO close the meeting. Seats free All are
invited
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English Lutheran Church of the Holy
Trinfty.-936 South Fourth East street,
Rev. a. c. Swe1usberg, pastor Services,
II a. m, rs it Lawful2'' $50 q. m.
Abraham, ConfeSsor of the Faith of
Eden Sunday school. 10 a. m.
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First Baptist Cnurch.-Corner Of Second
South and Second West, Rev. II. 3. Steel
man, pastor. Services at II a, IN and 1870
D. m. Sunday school at 12:l5; Y p S G
e., at 6:l5 o. M "Wednesday evening
service at T.3O A welcome 70 all.
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Swedish Lutheran lions Chursh.-Cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets. Services today at 1880 p. N. The
choir meets for practice Friday at p
m. P. z. Asley, pastor
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Burlington Chapel-Corner of Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Sunday school
at S:l5 n M preaching at $50 4. M
Friday evening service at 7;3o.
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services will be rendered by the. song
evangelist, Forest Ingler- Epworth league
meetings win be continual at this church
during the coming week until Saturday.
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Religious services at the Second
Methodist church, East Waterloo, as fol-
lows: Sunday school 10 a. m; public
worship and sermon by Rev. b. G. Hunt
at II a. m. and $50 D. m. Solos at these
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st. PauI's Chapel.-Main street and
Fourth South, Rev. L. 3. Ridgely, vicar.
Services today 9th Sunday after Trinity
a. M, holy communion: 9:45. a. m, Sun
day school: II a. m. morning prayer
lit3ny ana sermon: 7:S0 p. M. evening
prayer: ten minute sermon '"The Bible. ."
after the service. a public Bible class, to
which all VINO choose can remain. Week
days; 1880 a. M, holy communion: a
M. morning prayer; p. M, evening
PRAYER; Fridays, 1890 p. M
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Rio Grande Chapel.-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 D. m.
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Theosoprg.- Salt Lake branch of
the Theosophical society in America
pie. at D. m. Subject; "The New So
ciaI Vision" The Lotus circle will meet
in the same hall at D. M. The study
class meets or Wednesday at 8 p. m.
All are welcome.
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Tiff NJ. z. Church-Corner of Ninth
East and First South. j.. w. Taylor;
pastor. Morning service: Sunday school
at 9:45. c. NJ Wood superintendent;
sermon at II O'Clock by the pastor. Sub
ieCt: can Ancient Soc.ahsm-the Social
ism for Today" All who can should hear
this discourse. Glass meeting at 1215,
Epworth league devotional meeting at Isl
D, m. Evening sermon at 7:30. An seats
IN Iliff church are free Strangers will
be made to feel at home.
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Scandinavian NJ. e Church-l5s South
Second East street. Services as follows
Sunday school. 10 am; preaching, IL
a m. and 100 pm: prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at pm. The Scandi-
naVian people are cordially invited and
VIII be welcome TO all of our services
b. E. Mork, pastor.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church.-12S
S1U1h Fourth West street. Rev +. L..
Arnold. pastor. Communion service al II
am. Sabbath school al 12:15. Northwest
! mission school at $50. Christian En-
deaYor meetings: Junior at 3 o clock and
Young Peoples at 6:I5. Preaching ssrv-
ice at 7;29; Church prayer meeting on
Wednesday az $50 pm. Public invited