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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-08

forma ton he held it until he reached his
private office. Then his secretary. Mr..
Finney, brought the message to the large
reception room, where hundred or more
anxious newspaper correspondents and
curious observers took the dispatch as
Mr.. Finney read it. It was as follows:
"Cavite, May 4. 1898
Long. Secretary Navy.
81 have taken possession of the naval
station at Cavite. Philippine Islands. and
destroyed its fortifications. Have de-
stroyed Notifications at the bay entrance,
paroling the garrison. 1 control the bay
completely and can take the city at any
time. The squadron in excellent health
and spirits. The Spanish loss not fully
known. but very heavy; $50 killed, in
GLIDING the captain of the Reina Christi
ma. 1 am assisting in protecting the
Spanish sick and wounded. Two hundred
and fifty sick and wounded in hospital
within our lines. Much excitement in
Manila VIII protect foreign residents.
(Signed) DEWEY"
Following this Secretary Long gave out
his reply 10 Dewey. which has been ca
bled by direction of the president as fol-
lows:
Washington, May I.
Dewey, Manila.
THE president. In the name Of the
American people. thanks you and your
officers and men for your splendid
achievement and overwhelming victory.
In recognitio he has appointed Won act
ing admiral. and wilt recommend a vote
OF thanks to you by congress.
(Signed:) "TONC,
AS the last word OF the dispatch was
uttered, several of the onlookers called
Tor three cheers for Dewey. They were
given with a will, and the usual official
Sc renity Of the navy department for the
moment was broken by round Of cheers
which fairly shook the building.
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Should HOLD THEM. OF COURSE

Chicago. Nav IA special to the News
from Washington says: Senator Teller
tody. when asked what this government
ought to do with the Philippine Islands,
said:
I'VE should hold them. OF course. but as
TO what the policy of the administration
wdl be do not care to express an opin-
ion"
What kind of government Will be es-
tablished on the islands?"
1T will be military government for
the present. and will be better govern
ment than the natives have had for 200
years"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-08
POLO COMEDIES NOTHING

Montreal. Que. May T-Ssnor Polo Y
Bernardo former Spanish minister 10 the
United tSates. arrived here today
On his arrival Senior Polo said he ex-
pected TO remain here for a week. He
expressed the hope that Commodore Dew
ey might be trapped in Manila harbor.
When shown the Associated Press dis
patches telling of Commodore Dewey's
victory in the Philippines he merely
shrugged his shoulders and said:
American reports are, as a rule, ex-
aggerated.
Senior Polo denies that Lord Aberdeen
inumated that his stay in Canada was OBJ
jectionable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-08
CONFIRMATORY MESSAGES

Boston. May MAYOR Quincy received
the following cablegram this afternoon:
Hong Kong. May 4.-Mayor Boston:
Cruiser Boston City sends news Of VIC
tory"
Baltimore. May 7.-Capta1n Dyer, of the
cruiser Baltimore, sent the following
cablegram from Hong Kong:
William T. Matters. Mayor, Baltimore:
Cruiser Baltimore to City Of Baltimore,
through New York Herald, sends news of
victory. DYER
Rochester. n. Y. May MRS. O. r.
Williams Of this city, wife Of The United
States consul at Manila, received the fol-
lowing message at $50 o'clock this morn
ing from her husband at Hong Kong:
"Spaniards surrendered Am WeuI
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AN ALLEGED YANKEE SPY

Cadiz. May IA man. said to be an
Engishman and giving he name % otvin
Boyer, attempted 20 telegraph yesterday
evening details of the movements OF the
Spanish warships. The clerks refused TO
transmit his message without the author
ity OF the manager Of the once. Boyer
thereupon went away. but was followed
and arrested He was taken before the
project and. his explanations being IN
satisfactory. he was imprisoned and hand
cd over TO the military Authorities. who.
g., is said. strongly suspect Boyer OF beinG
a spy.
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DEWEY TO BE PROMOTED

Washington, May chairman Bou-
telle Of the house committee on naval al
fairs. says he will introduce from that
committee on Monday a resolution Of
thanks to Commodore Dewey. He viii
also introduce a resolution creating an
additional rear admiral. Commodore
Dewey cannot be named in the bill. but it
will provide for the promotion OF com
modore who has won honor for the Unit
ed States navy and the United States.
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GERMAN STUDEDTS PROTEST

Berlin. May THE American students
of the University of Halle. Prussian Sax
ony. have sent resolution TO the United
States embassy here, protesting against
the unfriendly attitude assumed by the
German newspapers against the United
States in the war with Spain The Span
ish colony here is to hold a fete champetre
for the benefit OF the wounded Spanish
sailors at Manila.
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SHERMAh,S SON A CHAPLAIN

g. Louls. Nay The Egu - ire late
General william =. sasrusn. Ire R~F-
Father ThsHss sherrnaa. has sssn sp-
pointed chartaln e Iss Fsnrts rsxsussHi,
y asaoars National C1a-s Ystssr seer
raan says Re eonzl5srn g ~ esSy = ssxvs
hss country. He r. familiar w1ta e9zp
lie. having spent eaass6srasse ia VIA
"a fatte- guranz tas laa. a..
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cause they object TO the officers appoint
ed by the governor TO command them.
company A. which Is from Denver. finally
consented 10 enlist. but company c, from
Longmont. refused in a body. The chap
lain OF the regiment was a member OF
company c, and VIII retire with the COM
pauy
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INVASION ARRANGEMENTS

Tampa Nay s.-LseGteEzE1 " 4 Law
ton. inspector general % TIE Department
% IKE South ~eSs, who wen; 20 Key Wes;
THURSDAY fo- Ire pgrpose 4 hat4iz "a
conference vg.a Aanl.zI SsusFSga sad
making a1zl Arrangements fer tAe CO
operation q th4 hiocEzsinE seEztr1n z!ta
,as military ex5es.;.9a fr5m Per. Tzzpz.
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VATICAN DENIES STORIES

Rome, May the Vatican has issued
an Official statement absolutely denying
the report that the pope has sent an
earnest message 10 the queen regent of
Spain, advising her TO Immediately ask
for the media ton of the European pow
ers and promising his support snl that
of the powers 20 obtain an honorable
solution of the difficulty.
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NO MARSHES SIGHED

QueenstoVn. Nay The CunaTd stsa-
mer Cna5ria. caBtzia Durtao, from Sss
YORK o. April %. fsr Liverpool va tnis
port. arrived sere a. Is--l q n today
The news q TIRE brilliant victory q con-
raodore Dewey AS lo8diy applzudsd ~
TIE passengers u the Unorta- me
stsa-se- % 10 81. any warsaLps
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nEAE ANn DuMR VOLUNTEERS

jefferson City. No. May s.-Eae ee7f
ard dumb cadets AZ fha state s-1ool az
FIlton. tas Oily company u sts E-rd ~
The World. has offered thelr services o.
Governor sfepasus 70 aRa; the sDaalsr1a.
This company g. fully eqas Bgss'5 ard ~sli
cra.rE
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DON CARLOS REhDY 10 SIRIKE

New York. Nav the CoHlTleTclal Id
vertissr today pssalishes IRE following.
a manifesto has been ISSUED BIZ Don
Carlos calling 1Poa MS loyal followers
throughout ths CnI.sd States ard South
America . tosu hi1 q: once. soaas WI
leave he-s OF steamships sailing today,
olha-s have eft zIrsz6J z=1 ST. more
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ITALYS NEUTRALITY

New York, May The Commercial
Cable company sent ont the following no
tee this morning:
THE Italian administration announces
that private messages in cipher and code
languages are prohibited"
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NOT BY A SPANISH BULLET

Chicago, May IA special to the News
from Washington says: Francis B. Ran
dali. engineer on the McCulloch. died May
l. It is understood that he vas not hurt
in the battle. but died before. He had
been suffering from heart disease for some
time and this is supposed to have caused
his death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-23


y,-af.IsHEEg NOTICE - TrA gs.afas
sxs~,sS are ] 4. Messiah. y ;. Ao~ssy
80 81 Is t<sa1sIs City ea-seesSEs AL q
4 csatAc4ry x r. Haale5. J. H@nsss'
q - sgcfsfgsaY. ard jena 1aek5i. Ssse-
,.xsfevs syer..ye ssega are essr agsTsls AZ
f,t.T,sh a~sv is tass% ans 70 esq rass4SIss
sxenfa II ssse various cities AID towns -
sAs Northwest - ,As
Post intelligence Business ahiEs' Da.ss
ursI! II D. m; SUNDAY hours, osfsl a 20.
L. II . N Classified advertisements ieF
srserGiSa following 89osSsna s.t. =
ee.ye2 Up to lG1s r gs ASF~' ssssi i5-.ats s
under classified headings al: " s''ats ~
a me rate Of / cent a VOID sAeh alASs.
ton. Payment always IN a9s@h.s- -
advertisement Ee1s.ss1 Tor iSsE '4'A' ~
cents. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for adFe.-
UssSnente III TIE sunday Post rate, '.sei stl
snEzt be furnished by ociScA aataioay.
Advertisements will sse receive. a. 11@'''''
or,ees Of fae pos.-Ens eissEeGcsf-
EEWAgI-Ten dollars sill be paid Tor
Information r Edsng III the conYlesloa ..
snF peTsgn stealing copies OF th4s payer
delivered 70 ss2hscr15 erH n seattle.
TACOMA EIaEAC-So. LBS PaeiAc
avenue. l.. A Harrison.
EfERETT-P. X. Lewis
EPOK AnEs-Braucss office, Tfaaess
block Gg Riverside avenue. telephone -.
J. q. Peterson. Manager
PORT TOWNSESD-Wm A I.issHer.
Parker ELS. Manager.
CIfMrIA~sI5a& Main street t. e.
W.nsfaniey, Agent
VICTORIA. y. c.-George Marsden
The following letters await advertisers
al shar office:
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NOTICE TO CoNTRAc'rohs~1a's.


Street Paving. - 80
Notice il hereby given ina' sfsisa a.sr.ss6
f-osais VIII ~ reces*ed by the 9asss - n
secretary az ;he board If pubic Ne3N
the cffv Of Seattle Bp to eoes -.
Monday. Augllss @;n. iss, for q
prcvegnent of james street f.afn - - -.
5neoEd Agan2sA. ~ waving sslg ~ - a.
tween said nt.nfs. a. proF-desi y ssxss-
rance No &25g creating local. IVsssrsa
snenF district No iT2, and IN Sceys 1870 ~
with the plans anh specifications %. .s..hsss
Gis N the Office 81 the boaFi va
works -.
Eaea hid must te accom- ai'ied ny = ~
faed cnssck paF-a pie 10 the oedss "a 80
clay conaptrol{er. for 4 zsxf1 net i.ss - -
five "a, yer cent. II tne h.a, asa ~ -
will ~ considered unless aeeolpAA,ss
THE plgccsseftil fftder wia ie rsaafssss. - =
enter into "a contract aus fnfa.sa a q
factory band for the AMOUNT fsst1sss 80
ths csfy charter and ms avs % tas -,
~ Washington. wilma ten JAYS siaa.
ing roliaei % tne award 81 tse ressS~r
IL, him: failing 10 do -. me salo ~
and this amount A1eJ therein VII Y 80
sassef3 10 the city. No psFSon = tssssssSsa
"a I. bidder whS, ass @tsaln fns Issrfs
rgr.er 10 ;aa letting oE SAID c0sfstes xsS15E
e.efas3sr ia rsaya4sbs 81 any I1s&
for any work or labor psfsorfs<o
skill or material furnished PILL
any sdch contract rs h~r~'A a0vMz35
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In order 20 gecuYc ecs-ect Insertion 81
ensssea under en~ss fssA.snxs- he same
aa0usd be isss a. sae business cEsee @
fhls PAPER. No charge - s1a1e fos soom
F.ss~ea3 na.srez geAosg aols 90 ot1ee
apecss announcement VIII De- s-as9eo
~ liza raxs " 81 cents per aae SAEo "a
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NOTICE TO CoNrRaCnn..- e


s.aed cheek. payaA.e 10 ,ha 60
CITY Comptroller. fer = sun, nas 80 Il
hSe tsa IaeE cSnt. cf the s1s3 sns
SAID check. a1aaaae
The successful bidder win ~ 49,.
eGseT INTO a contract and s,s~nsss
FACTORY Bona soc the ansour, rsssz-se
me Sity Charter and ;Ae ans ~
OF " as 7iHstnn. within Ten s.ass 49,
ms sonasa 81 ihs AWARD Of ~. sss -
10 him: Ealing % 90 -. ire ~
@ s the amount 'ixed ;Aerssn Nil /. So
ieilea q The city. M perssr -
as bidder WAo has wi,hsn -..s sf3ial1
prior 20 Tie letting 81 SAID ese..ass yssI
dsiaGst IN payment o. Any rus. 49, -
any Work or labor performed, =. s - al
or material FURNISHED pursuan, - 80 vi
contrast as hsEe.n advertised. o. nv "a
IN SAID Two Years, failed 10 eafnss..,.A ~
StSch conzracts sseM Nj
Special attention is called Ia a,a..,-
- the Ctsy charter. IS uow IN ss ~
latlns 10 hours Of iabor.'. ar5 ~ SA M
WI. sec. 81, subs, I ana -.ss.sA1A
bends and SuretieS, 's1sst& ~
The board ~ public works r...,..
right 10 reject any and ali bids
proposals must tie Endorsed an .,....s
h!a Tor First Avenue RsnlanSsn- Z
By order ~ the Beard af p,ssts sr
FRANK OLSON Ssss-sms's
Date OF first publication Angus: s
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NoTiCE TO CoNTRAt~ruRs-n,.,s.-'

NOTICE TO CoNTR At~TYipss- r..
Street Sewer Improvement.
N0slSe ~ Atreoy gwen fha, sta,~a -
poSats VIII oe received by sae -
slSttd secretary % ne board ~ -
WORKS mp 10 : o'clock n. m Ts,.Nss
September LIST, ism. for the ia,nraSsss.s.
Dear noIn Street from renth Avssns ~
- TIE alley between Maynard Avsr,,s ~
Ska Avenue south by eonssn,esI.s
lspe ana wooden box sewer alssS -
ihSs. yves. na0Aotes. iamaAa,es v.sSs.
tors, Hashing tanks and catch has4ee y
provided Gy ordinance No saaa -
local Improvement district Nc. III -
accordance with the plans and snsrie.sA
OF public works sAs =
Zach bid must be accompanied hv . =.
titied check payable to the order = -
CITY comptroller. for a sum moi L. -
i've 90 per cent. os the bid. ara q ~,
viii ne considered unless aecomrdnLl ~
said check. ~
The Successful bidder viii n. ,.....
20 enter into contract and furnisS ~.
is.attory bond for the amount res.1sssS
by he city charter and the laws - -
state or Washington. within Ten -
AFTER being notified of the award u -
contract 10 him; failing to do q r.
ss.,1 cneck- and Tie amount fixed thee.Ss
will be forfeited 10 the city. No pessos r
eligible as a bidder who has within -.
years prser 10 the letting OF xaid consrs.s
made default in payment Of any NJ
claim for any work or labor persormej =
any skill or material furnished psraasss
10 any such contract as herein sAvse
tised, or who within said two Year, ss,isS
TO complete any such contracts
Special attention Is called 10 arfish
MIL, or the city charter as nov b ?arss
relating TO hours of iaaer.s ana &
article viii. section 81. subs / and q
lating TO bonds and sureties.
The board OF public works reserves a.
right 10 reject any and all bids,
Proposals must be Endorsed on envslout.
bid for Dearborn Street Sewer lmpFost
ment."
by order OF the board Of public worha
FRANK ollESON, Seeretary
Data of first r,tthli,.r{.,, <,,n,.r.
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n.Arus Asp rxxEnALs.

dyAgsAS-Af flss Tesssersee " hsS ss@
rsgsa ar. ana Arx ). K, &s2T2@1 hezi
sr~ssexs.sr 8sxa EzIs4y AugsSs y,
1sss fssaar.es n Morgan. Il AFR Z ~,
wash. uf egtasge~Ts9s 81 assa'tsa
gard. aged = ye2re.
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WANTEp~-At crawfosd's, 10 West Main
street; Telephone black Ii79--ia0 H. r.
men for Montana fence and extra gangs,
free pass ship to-day. s,pao r. r. men
for BROOKLYN. iaborets. rockmen and
bridge carpenters. iOS rate ship We'd
ncsday. 900 II. II. graders 81 fallers,
s2..5. bankers, ID; buckers. saJ,: swamp
ere. $3.50; skid road men. Ella. 80 r. r.
men Tor Weston and Skykou.ish, free
pass today.
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hEf.P WANTED-NALE.

WANTED Montana r. r. iaborers. extra
gang and section men, free pass, other
iaho'erss and transfers. s.. pass. skidder
s2.a0. teamsfcrs 81 i day and board !:
hooktender $40: man and wife ~ MIL
So. X. X, cook $40: mixer near city. 81:
country cook, $50, span OF horses. edger-
man yard men: dishwashsrs. house car
pcESers; mixers: helpers about shingie
mill Ill kinds Of woodsmen top pay:
weed and bob leaders and choppers, day
or card: cocpers: clearing lard near city
business chances Cranes Employment
Agency. los Washington street
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE: TO CONTRA C~roES Ant,
Dealers in 8!gcf 3]Ancous Supplies. No
tee e hereby gi#ra that SCALES ,.ro..as
as > III 1e received Try Ehe FHtfefafs,ret
secretary q The board 81 pahf3,- X.,rk~
rs, 10 ~ o'clock a n. MoDaas Auselts.
2a,n 1ss for tho fster.Ehiny 70 fhe fttv
OK SAITH oa acquisitions IN bs .ss.t..f
Glylng III months of s. ptes1f5e~ aui DE
t1h@F 5s's. ~ material an3 ssfpali..s lzf,
cosi ard ~vod for the ordinary nnef.e ~
the various departments during the SAID
,Wo fnunfhe. 4 ies8ilesf Ift 81 s4trh rms
teT.e.s and supplies ~ 80 b.4 on can be
had ny calling al TIE offi-e 1F fae hsa-I
81 suoiie Nerka, III Size cliy hail
Snoul4 condition. arisf requiring fhs
pnrshase ot articles in very large quartz
lies above the ordinary requirements ia.
call TOR leaasrs 70 inset sI.rn caFes
The hoard 3saery@s tie right 70 ressct
ar.~ zr1 All tsds.
Fr9posals = - lntorzed on the engel-
op-. Bids for Supplies"
III Sr1ef u -" fs8Fi Of pus,iir Works
PRANK oiE5SfJS, Secretary
Date Of fret gu5!s@afioa Angus % 1875
NOTICE. To CONTRADICTORY Ave
Htse Kspianxlag
Notice Is nsreby given thar sealed pro-
pozaIs viii t@ received ~ the un4erelg as<l
Secretary u. ne Baawg % pg}slie WORKS
% tas t8fy cf Se4itAe Up % : G'ci0ck =
~ A0nasy, August %4ta- fkss. for tae
.TnpT gnert II Fist Avenue from Pike
stree; 20 Ifenzy s1y bg Feriaakiag he
sasyce as provided BY orifna aee IA ax*3 ard
prepared under the asrecttsa OF the City
Engineer ard sow % file IN tie Office OF
tSaa Board Gs PE1stn WEEKS
EaGl Dad ust4Ss &c accompanied By csf-
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TWO clothing statesmen wanted IN Seattle
and one in each county In every state
20 take orders FOR our 80 TO sIo.0o made
to-msasurs suits and ovarcoats. live men
without experience can make Sl5e0o per
month. II you can furnish satisfactory
reference We Will furrisA a complete sam
pie line and OUTFIT and start you At work
at once. For particulars address Amer
lean Wooden Mills Co. Enterprise BULL
ms. Chicago
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This Owing to the Fact That Everyb ody is Asking Whether ii is to be Peace or War Careful Study of Facts Gives No Clear Indication ofthe Future.
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TRINITY PARISH. Services and Meetings Next Week.
At the Parish Church.

At the Parish Church.
 EASTER DAY-April 10th, 1898. 630 q. m.--.Choral Celebration of the Holy
 Communion.
 S:30 q. m--Plain Celebration of the Holy 9:45 a. m.-Morning Prayer; plain. 10:30 a. m.-Hofy Communion and Sermon
 by the Rector. BOO D. m.--Children's Service. 7:30 ?. m.-Choral Evening Prayer. Week Days.
 Daily Evening Prayer, 5:0o p. m.
 MONDAY-April 11th. 10:30 q. nj. Morning Prayer and Ante
 Communion.
 TUEsDAY-April 18th. il 100 a. m.--~Hoy Communion,
 WEDNESDAY-Apri 18th. 10:3o a. m.-Morning Prayer and Litany.
 THURSDAY April 14th. il: :00 a. m.-Holy Communion. At the Parish House.
 EASTER DAY Sunday School, Women's Bible Class, Mems
 Bible Class, 2:30 p. m.
 TUESDAY-April 18th. 730 ?. m.-Young Woman's Guild.
 THURSD AY-April I4th 10:3O a. m.-Branch of Woman's Auxiliary. z 80 D. m.-Woman's Gymnastic Club.
 sATURDAY-April 16th. 10:30 a. m.-Parish Sewing School. Office Hours for the Clergy,
 at 160 Temple Street, to 5 p. m. The Rector-Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays.
 Wednesdays, Thursdays. Saturdays. The Rev. Mr. Bispham-Fridays. Deaconess' Office Hours, 301 George st. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, to 4
 p. m. Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Il to 12 m.
 Services at Trinity Church on Easter At the 1O:30 Morning Seryice--(Morning
 bay-iOU heaO clv uoid The pews will be held for Pew Holders untll the Processional is finished immedi- ately thereafter vacant sittings will be as- signed to strangers.
 Evening Service. At 6:30 o'clock the side doors of the church will be opened for admission to the From 6:3o o'clock until 7:15 o'clock Pew Holders will be admitted through the center door under the tower to the floor of the church. E At 7:15 o'clock the center door will be closed. and the side doors will be opened for ad1nittance to all to the floor of the church. Per order of the Pew Committee, A. Heaton Robertson, Chairman St Paul's Church.-Easter Day: Early service, 6:30; Holy Communion, T:15: Holy Communion, 9:30; Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy Communion, 10:30. Sunday School Anniversary Service with Carols, etc.,. 3 o'clock Church closed in evening. the Rev Bertrand NJ. Tipple pastor-Di, vine service with preaching by the pastor subject: "The Resurrection a Fact" Eve ming subject: Easter Dawn Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Young Peoples prayer meeting at 6:30 p. m. First Methodist Episcopal Church.-The new pastor Rev. Gardner $. Eldridge, will preach 10:30 a. m and 7:30 D. m. Sunday school 12 m. Epworth league 6:3O p m. Most cordial welcome is extended to every one to all these services.
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CURES WITHOUT PAIN.
One of the Best Features of the Now Pile
 Cure.

One of the E est Features of the Now Pile
 Cure.
 The Pyramid Pile Cure cures every form of Piles without one particle of pain. This desirable point is not ob- tained by the use of injurious opiates which simply deaden and paralyze the nerves of the parts and make matters worse in the long run. But it is done solely by it's remarkable healing and soothing effects.
 And while it thus gives immediate relief, at the same time the disease is not merely checked, but radical cure is rapidly accomplished.
 And the point we want to make clear is that all this is done without parti- cle of pain.
 This fact is one reason for the great popularity of the Pyramid Pile Cure and constitutes one very great differ ence between it and almost any other kind of treatment for piles.
 Every kind of surgical operation for piles is excruciatingly painful besides endangering the life of the patient and in most cases is not to be compared with the Pyramid Cure neither in making successful cures without pain nor in cheapness and safety.
 The Pyramid Pile Cure has been be- fore the public too long, and it's merits recognized by too many people to allow it to be classed with the many salves, suppositories, pills, etc., and you run no risk in trying it, as is often the case with new and untried preparations.
 T ara form of piles or rectal disease do not forget the Pyramid Pile Cure Pre- pared by the Pyramid Drug Co. of AL bion, Mich, and sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.