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And Citizens Generally Participate In OBJ

And Citizens Generally Participate In OBJ
* serving tbs Day. IN
Memorial Day was Appropriately OBJ
served yesterday In Bellaire, more peo-
pie, perhaps than in any recent year,
Joining in the services and In decorating
the graves of dead soldiers Nearly all
Of the manufactures were closed and
although no5set speeches were on the
programme for the day, the very silence
seemed impressive ip the presence OF ,in-
flurled flags, tho contributions OF frag-
rant flowers, and the silent tears that
could not be restrained, as the little
mounds at the cemetery were passed. 4
Spangler Post, GA. R., led IN the
beautiful custom of planting a flag, EN-,
blem of the Union preserved by the
heroes Of civil war, and symbol Of the
grandcst Union known to the world. All
OF this aroused q sympathy akin to love
and this feeling was augmented by the
presence of bercaved families who be-
decked the graves OF loved ones In that
silent city Of the dead, who had known
no war. a! y. 3fEA ~ M "A VI y "a 4
1t was iayfof mcllowlng Influence
and stirred all the better sentiment OF
the people. 4 II v {, = NJ 4 & = z \
In the evening the services at the FRS.
M. E. church were attended by. a large
audience and all the exercises were ap-}
preclated. the addresses Of Rev. John T.
Foster being an especially notable feat
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DOWN At WORTHWHILE

Tho Day was Observed More Generally
than Eyer Before.
Decoration Day was perhaps more
generally observed by the people Of
Moundsyille than any previous one. The
first service Of the day was the raising
of a twenty-five foot flag at the
Moundsvillc Brick Company's works at
1880 a. m. A large crowd was present.
Addresses were made by Hon. B. F,
MeighenF and Rev. B. M Spur. At 2
o'clock p. m. the parade was formed on
Seventh street In front OF the court
house, and the command Forward.
march" was given. The following was
the order OF formation: City officials,
marshal and aides. drum corps, Grand
Army Of the Republic, Sons of Veterans,
!. o. o. F.. Jr.s O. U:sA. NJ. X. OF p.
Sunday school scholars. Nearly all resi-
dences and places OF business were elab-.
'orately decorated and many beautiful
flowers could be seen everywhere There
were, nearly seventy-five G.. A. R.. men
in line and the other organizations
turned out wellAt the cemetery the
servlcestwere well conducted and very;
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In this this C Community Given a Pro-.
nounced Expression Monday.
OBSERVANCE Oh DECORATION DAY.
MORE GENERAL THAN. HAS BEEN
IN THIS VICINITY FOR MANY
YEARs-THn GRAND ARMY
! POSTs AND AUXILIARY ORDERS
II PAID LOVING TRIBUTES no THE
I. DEAD. AND Tho GRAVES OF
.ssBorIr UNION AND coNTEDER-
ATE WE'RE DEC oRATED.
ATE WERE DEC GRATED.

Y Decoration Day was observed in
Wheeling yesterday more generally
than at any former observance ~ the
day. The soldiers OF tho blue paid their
tribute Of love to, the dead, and It was
noticed TINT the graves Of the confed-.
erate dead were not neglected by their
one.tlme enemies. This ie but another,
demonstration Of the complete wiping
out OF secionallsn1 md entire restora-
itiont of amity among the living veter-j
ans that have come to the front recently,
especially since the war with Spain be-
gan v u 4 & K s., Is \ 4 Y (
No The day was observed by all classes
and conditions OF men in this commu-'
nifty. Most OF the manufacturing and
wholesale establishments banks. public
offices and many of the retail stores sus-
pended business. Thounsands went to
the country, and Wheeling park and
Mozart parks were the Mecca3 for very
large holiday crowds. In the afternoon
1900 people saw .Whcellns's ball team
defeated by the Salem nine. The; OBJ
servance in the over-thc-river towns
was as general as in Wheeling. Z.
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All signs Point to Stone. +

HARRIsBURGH, Pa, May so.-All
signs Tonight indicate the nomination
OF Col. William A. Stone, Of Allegheny.
for governor by Thursdays state Re-
publican convention. General j.. IS.
Goblin. of Lebanon. Is almost certain to
be named for lieutenant governor. AS
for the rest Of the ticket, Gen. James w.
Latta, of Philadelphia, will be renomi-
mated for, secretary OF internal affairs:
Galusha A. Grow, OF Susquehanna, and
Samuel A. Davenport. for Congress at
large. and Judge William Porter, OF
Philadelphia, for Judge Of the superior
court John P. Elkin, of Indiana. will
be reelected state chairman. III B Z.
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UNCLE SAM'si'NAVY.


s'intelli geneer,' Portfolio No. 10 Mott Tue
\ v, itsresiinr 40 Far Issued. \. Y
\ The patriotic excitement with which
the nation Is imbued Is distinctly mani
tested by the extraordinary success OF
"Uncle Sans Navy Strong IN the
right. fraternal In spirit invincible In
righteous purpose. a reunited country
Is moving forward With reslstless
might to punish Spain for her cruelty,
her expressions, her insults and her
nonstrous crimes OF assassination, tor
.t.ire and starvation. America stands
before the world as the champion OF
,humanlty,o OF civilization, OF the rights
OF the weak us against the strong, OF
those cursed by q merclless tyranny US
against oppressors. nj (,
Y In the nine numbers OF "Uncle Sans
Navy" which have already, appeared
tho naval strength OF this country Is
pictured with vlvldness and exnotness
TO the eye OF the beholder. Number ten
In the series, one OF the most Interest,"
ing Of the lot, ls now rady. ?; n I, ~
9TH following views are shown:
Double-turretcd monitor Monadnock;;i
arrival OF a battalion at Tampa;S the,
cruiser Prairie: ferryboat loading ma
,:ines ut BROOKLYN entrance to the
Brooklyn navy yard; Brooklyn navy
yard dry dock: battleship Texas coming
out. OF the dry dock; deck Of the ira In
Ing ship Essex; the vesuvlus stripped
for battle; skirmish drill at Hampton
Roads; torpedo adjusted In deck Itube:.
eight-inch gun and crew OF the Atlanta !.
the dynamite cruiser Buffalo; composite
'gunboat Newport: converted torpedo
boat destroyer Maytlower; main deck;
OF the Indiana. IA "A
This portfolio admirably supplements
the preceding ones, the whole series
being an unrivaled presentation OF a
modern navy, showing the formidable
cxteriors, giving interesting glimpses Of
the interiors concealed n within the
threatening hulls and illustrating the
intricate process of modern gun and
armor making. Copies OF the preced-
ing numbers Of the series OF portfolios
are still to be had. Il, v,
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HUNDREDS 4! ! ] ]. ;: } J { D LIVES.
SACRIFICED.
Only One Person in Fifty.
Cured.
The Old Methods Of Treating catarrh, pron-
chltis and Asthma Condemned.
THEY ARE AGAINST NATURES
So LAWS. Nj
The New Discovery, 30 yomel, !" Found 10
De the Only Rational Cure for N
XIII These Diseases. ~

II
Statistics show that less than two per cent. Of
the people suffering from catarrh. Bronchitis
and Asthma have ever been. cured by any Of
the old methods Of treatment. II seem, strange
indeed, that In this enlightened age The
reason for this utter failure TO bring re,l
lief to'so many thousands Of sufferers has. no,
been discovered before, and |. only proves that
men and women. no matter how Intelligent and
careful they may be in the management. Il
their daily affairs. lose their heads completely
and use neither eon,monSense FOR good juds.
ment when confronted by disease. Y How much
confidence would any one have In the physi.
clan who proposed 70 cure diseases. o. tho liver
and kidneys BY forcing med!eaisd ait into these
today who are doing what Is equally ab.
snrd. that IS, trying to cure catarth., Bron.,
and atom.ers, well'knowins that they DEFY
the laws Of nature. which never intended the
air passages for the use OF such medcineSI.I !.
|, There Is but. ONE way Of successfully treat.
Ing, diseases Of the Head, Throat, and Lungs,
apH this Ia 81
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! BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local Nexs and Gossip From.
4 . " a tho Glass city, 3is5i 4 { :

All Sorts Of Local Nexs and Gossip From
tss{ tho Glass City. 4 KY
There is no doubt whatever, OF more
than enough men being enrolled here to
make q company Of the Sisteenth dis
,trict regiment OF Ohio. Volunteers under
President McKinley's second call. The
men are responding grandly to the
quiet call. In a list Of over half a hum
bred scanned yesterday, there were but
three under twenty years of age and
only four over forty. They are enlist
Ing In the prime OF Life. ready, willing
and many Of them anxious for the hon
ors Of war that await the valiant SOL
I der. There has been some pickering
about securing places OF officers, but in
this city there seems to be no local jeal-.
ousies to Interfere With. the organlza-
ton. The, boys seem to realize that the
man who wins hts spurs in the field Of
action Is the one to wear them best.
The faithful employees Of the Cleve-5
land & Pittsburgh railroad here yester-t
! day, run up a flag on n new pole over
: the station, and all the locomotives In
the yard here greeted 1t with shrill
!whistling. BIS
IL The Young Mems Club had a delight,
! full picnic In Keyser' 3 orchard yesterday,
and II among, the diversions was the
trampling OF. o Spanish flag. and the
stars and stripes planted In its place.
There never. was greater display of
! flags In this city than at present and
there would be more OF Them but the
flags cannot be had. However, the de-
nland will be largely satisfied this week.
The knight of Pythias band went
down to Slstersville early yesterday
morning and In the afternoon quite a
company Of young people went down to
join In the festivities there.
The Odd Fellows had a splendid time
at their hall yesterday and the visitors
at noon and In the evening enjoyed the
occasion. Dinner and supper We're
served in the. hall. 5s9s
WIG. Hoffman came down from Pitts
burgh yesterday to spend the day. with
his mother here He Is engaged in the
office Of the United States Glass Com;
pany. Z.
I The members of the Royal Arcanum.
with their families. will celebrate the
fourth anniversary of their organiza-
lion this evening. 81 3: ~ &
2. The flag raising at the Second ward
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DIED..

SE1BERT-On Sunday morning, May =
1898, at $3.50 o'clock. HENRY C. Sci.
II BERT, aged As years. 2
Funeral from his late residence, Poll.
Mills, on Tuesday at o'clock Friend
are respectfully invited to attend. ID.
terment at Greenwood cemetery. The,
will be special car on the 3 O'Clock ".
. 81 s E. G. road for friends OF the d.
ceased. Services at Greenwood ceus
as terry. &5l "a ~.
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SHE WAS INTOXICATED.

When the Elm Grove 8 o'clock motor
arrived last night, Lieutenant supler, in
answer to a telephone message received
at police headquarters. stood on the
station platform as IL. expecting some
one. Presently q. woung woman, Of
about twenty summers alighted. She
was very, drunk, and her male escort
made haste to spirit her away. The
officer however. with the willing, aid OF
some OF the other. female passengers, se-l
cured her, and brought her into the
lookup. where she registered as Bertha
KRAMER. Of GAINESVILLE. Of late she
has been living in the Fifth ward. d
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ONE MINUTE Is not long, yet relic.
is obtained in half that time by the us.
of One Minute Cough Cure. Il pt..
vents consumption and quickly cure,
colds, Group. bronchitis, pneumonia, Ii
grippe and all throat and lung troubla
Charles R. Goetze. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair. Forty.sl1th
and Jacob streets; A. E. Scheehle, M.
COZ Main street: Exley Bros. Penn az.
Zane streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport
4.fsst57 - -, ~ l-'.h '.Ias y .T--zs
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Deaths Sudden Call.
Dispatch to the Intelligence

SPSSi1A DASpatSA ~ lile lHteluSeIlcer. ~. *
FAIRMONT, May 30.-Th!s afternoon
Philip H. Schiller died suddenly at the
fair grounds from apoplexy. He was a
resident OF iMannington. having moved
from here about two years ago. He in
company with a number of other gen.
uemen, came here to meet the Fairmont
gun club, and have a friendly shoot: He
seemed in his usually good health, but
suddenly expired after having dis
charged his gun. DR.. Jamlson was
standing close to him and rendered all
the medical aid possible. s4 81
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BLAZE NEAR LA BELLE.

Shortly after midnight this morning
fire alarm box IS, at the La Belle mill,
was pulled. A vacant house on the
company'si ground. north Of the tin
mill. caught fire from some cause, but
the blaze was soon extinguished by a
Babcock. The fire department respond
ed in excellent style, II !. Is I,
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school building yesterday evening !,
the children Of that school, was an I'M
pressive scene. tt,. Iass
T. H. Johnson, Of the Enterprise Wis.,;
dnw Glass Company, was In town VS.
sterday on business, but left In the IL,
ternoon. n
Miss Katie Poole. Of Wellsburg, sen,
yesterday with friends here. i,ii
Several Bellaire folks spent the vi
at Epworeh Park.
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OIL c1TY-River feet II Inches and
falling. Cool. y.
BRoWNsV1LLE-River feet 1
Inch and falling.
& GREENSBORO-River. Z feet Z inches
and stationary. Fair and pleasant,
n Observation-Disclosures feet 6
inches and falling. Clear and warm,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7 feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
fPARkERSBURG-Ohio river 0. feet 4
inches; and falling. Cluody: mercury
G.. ~. ~ iE,;Ist; -
5WARREN-Rlver feet. Clear and
cool.h E{ 80, {, d -, l5l35. -
h PITTSBURGH-River feet 8 inches
and falling at the dam. Clear and
pleasant -. -. /. -. -. -.
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Speclal. Dispatch to the Intell!gencer.
l CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 3o.-The
famous Goshorn case, which came up
In the federal court to-day. will be nom.
suited and entered at Parkersburg lat
the next term. 8 e
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THE RIVER


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 0 p. m.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m. n Z
Claripgton... LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenville.. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. a. m
Parkersburg. ARGAND, Il a. m. s. I r
oras."LEXINGTON. II am. 81
Sistersville.. ruth. $3.50 p. m. =
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. II. N. BAYNE, 2:s0 p. m. :
z7s BOATS LEAVING. TOMORROW.
Charleston. X ANAwIIA, $50 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 p m.
Clarington...LEROY, $3.50 p. m. 3.5l
Sistersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Stcubenville. T. NJ BAYNE, 2:3o D. m.
Pittsburgh. URANIA, $50 o. IN. K 81 : Y
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KEY WEST, May so.-The prize
steamer Panama, captured by the Man.
grove soon after the opening Of the war.
was taken north by. q cruiser this morn
ing, to be sold. Her cargo was?released
by, the United States court last week..
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IT, CAMERON AND sHERRARD.

AT CAMERON AND SHERRARD.
Memorial exercises were held at Cam
eron and ssherrard yesterday BY the
Marshall county old soldiers, and at
each place the records were broken for
large crowds. At Cameron. the prin-
cipal orator was Hon. W. II. c. Curtis,
OF West Z Liberty, and at Sherrard.
Rev. B. B. Evans, of Wheeling, and
Hon: ]. w. Leach, Of Benwood. were
the speakers. II * EE't :; ~, Il
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CURES BY IHAALATION.

=: "HYOMEI" IS NATURES OWN REM.
EDY, TAKEN NTH THE BREATH OF
LIFE, and Is guaranteed to cure Catarrh
Catarrhal Deafness, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold,
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Your Money Will Be Refunded.

"Hyomei" inhsier Outfit, si.0O. Extra Bottles
"Hyomel," Soc. -" tiyomei" y Balm, q wonderful
hea!er, 25e. caa DO obtained Of your druggist,
At OFFICE OR BY MAIL. Consultation and advice
R. IT. BOOTH co. Is:
Suite 70-2i Auditorium Building, Chicago, ILL.,.
Home Office. Is East goth ST., New York.
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THROUGH the AIR YOU BREATHE d, il:

Physicians now condemn all other method.
and endorse .IIyomei. the New Australian
Dry Air Treatment, which 4. ~ ~ W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, Feb. -. 1895.
Sales Of new dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond (Na) breaks to-day: Stonewdil
Warehouse sold 1919 pounds, highest
price. Si45O. Shockoe Warehouse sold H.
go pounds. highest price Sl2.fJ. Cren-
shaw's Warehouse sold 50 4Ou pounds,
highest prize SlO2j. Total, 7OIjJ POUNDS
highest price SlfJ.
General floor average at Stonewdil
Warehouse to-day. S6l9; al Shockoe
Warehouse. S.Oi; at Cronshaw's Ware
house. SG.i7.
AT Stonewal Warehouse to-day:
Mr.. ". l.. Campbell, of Caroline coun-
~. sold 2f5 pounds sun-curcd tobacco AZ
S1I.JO 100 pounds at Sl1, and 10 pounds
at -.
Mr.. V. Loving. Of Caroline county sold
10 pounds sun-cured tobacco at Sll.
Mr.. Waring Bruce. Of Caroline county,
sold % pounds sun-cured tobacco az
Si2.75. - pounds at $l2.2j, 90 pounds az
S1l.Jn. ~ pounds at S92J. 10 pounds AT
S.. and los pounds at 500.
Messrs. Pollard q Seal. Of Caroline
county, sold 1iJ pounds sun-cured tobacco
at So. o. pounds at s. and 20 pounds
at 500.
Mr.. =. -. Gray. OF Caroline county. sold
91O mounds suu-cured tobacco at Sl-.iJ,
49, pounds at 500 and 10 pounds az -.
Mr.. j. IT. Deering, Of Powhatan county
sold 100 pounds dark stemmlng tobacco
at S12, go pounds AZ $1,000 ana 100
Mr. Joe Martin. Of Powhatan county.
sold Oh pounds dark stomming tobacco
an S1f. $50 pounds at 5000, 36j pounds
al 5000. 80 pounds al $3.50, go pounds
al $40. 43j pounds at $3.50.
Mr. George IA. White. OF Hanover couh-
~. sold 30 pounds dark loose tobacco
nj 50 $50 pounds at 81, and 80 POUNDS
at 1913 49,,
MIR. c. j. Gray. Of Caroline county. sold
40 pounds sun-cured tobacco al 500 ~
pounds at SOS. and - pounds az ST.
At Crenshaw's Warehouse to-day.
Mr. r. &. Ford. OF Goochland county.
sold $50 pounds dark loose tobacco az
SO - and 500 pounds at SO. --.......
Mr. l. +. Simpson. of Powhaian county
sold 40 pounds dark stemming TOBACCO
al SO and 80 pounds az 81.
MIR u. r. Cheatham. Of Chesterieid
county. sold 900 pounds dark loose To-
Mr. Georgo 4. Payne. Of Goochland
comfy. sold $50 pounds dark loose tobacco
at $50 and 30 pounds at -. ,-........
Mr. Ben Perkins. of Goochlahd county
sold 80 pounds dark loose tobacco ~
Mr. George w. Spicer. Of Caroline coun-
IN sold 40 pounds suu-curcd TOBACCO a'
81 and go pounds at SO.
Mr. j. W. wiltshire. of Hanover couhS
sold .395 pounds dark loose tobacco az -
MIR Amer Nuckols. of Hanover county
sold 2g5 pounds dark loose tobacco az -.
private sales reported to the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light. ,...
rr..n.cfione- Fright. . hogsheads. dark i
hogsheads and . tierces. Reinspections
Bright. hogsheads. ,.,...... o,a
sfoneyall. Crenshaw's. Allegheny. Old
Dominion. Meals. and Seabrook's tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Recelp's' 81
packages; deliveries ~ packages ,,,o
lions ON tobacco for the city OF Rich-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
S941 PC: plug tobacco. S2's27.23. Iolal
So OGS. ~. ...,,. ,.-;,,t,
4 very satisfactory sale OF new plls n
Loose tobacco at Planters Warehouse To-
dav. Tobacco sold well and prices sim.
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church.-sunday. preaching at II o'clock
A NJ. and O'Clock Il. M, by the Rev.
JERE WITHERSPOON. ID. d.. pastor
sunday school services at $3.50 O'Clock a
NJ. Wednesday night services AT
SEVENTH 5 T II T. F. T CHRISTIAN
Church corner Seventh and Grace
Notwithstanding at IL A. Nj. and =.
NJ by the pastor. Rev. Il. Il. SWEENEY.
Seats free and the public cordially In
ylted.
CHURCH OF THE COvENANT.-REV
]. CALVIN STEWART. pastor.-Preach-
ing al II A. NJ. BY the pastor and on
Wednesday night AT y. NJ. Christian
EndeavOr meeting at 7:15 +. Nj. SUNDAY,
and Sabbath school at $50 \. NJ Ihe
night service omitted on account OF IN
stallation services at tho Grace-Street
Presbyterian church.
MIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Chestnut Hill. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
by Rev. Mr.. BALDWIN. Preaching az
Fairfield church at p. NJ. by the Rev.
JAMES L. COOK.
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sermon. The Rev. DONALD GUTHRIE
will preach at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner Twenty-sixth and Broad streeSs.- Is
Rev. CHARLES r. HYDE. pastor.-Ser-
vices al II A. NJ. and =. NJ. Sunday
school at $3.50 A; NJ. Westminster League;
7I5 l.. NJ. Wednesday evening service. ;
o'clock. A cordial invitation Is extended
to ell of these services.
HOGE MEMORIAL. PRESBYTERIAN
Church (Nineteenth and Franklin street,.
Rev. j. f.. COOK, pastor.-Preaching az
If A. NJ. and 5 u. VI. Sunday school at
$3.50 A NJ. Gospel service Wednesday at
l.. NJ. All welcome.
THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Twenty-sixth and Marshall streets.-ReV.
l.. NJ OMER, pastor.-Preaching every
Lords Day at II A. NJ and 7; NJ; sun
day school meets at go "A. NJ. frayess
meeting every Wednesday night at 3
o'clock. Christian Endeayor Society az
o clock p. NJ. cordial welcome 10 all
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
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These outfits, consisting of the fol-
lowing, at ninety>eight cents, will
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l Genuine Horsehde Hand and Swing
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/ Decorated China Mug.
] Imported Razor Hone.
Pure Bristle Lather Brush.
I bottle Bay Rum or Witch Hazel.
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cake of Magnesia.
stick OF Superfine Cosmetic.
cake OF Colgate's Finest Shaving Soap.
Wade q Butcher Razors. each i'm "a case.
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Regular store price, g. Here today
i5c
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EcCLESIA dee
Camp Han. Broad, between Firth ana
sixth streets) Sunday at II A. NJ. dis
course By Mr.. q. b. TAYLOR. Subject:
What Must | do TO be sayedy' All wei
come
LIFE AND ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH meetIng-house 2OJ Reservoir
street. Preaching tomorrow al II A. NJ
ana r. NJ Evening subject. what ~
Man" Sunday school at $50 A. NJ
Bible study at $50 Z. II. A welcome 10
all.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION Ch w.
Marshall sireeD.-kegular services every
SABBATH AZ n A. NJ. Subject Sunday:
Mans Receptivity Of Divine Things
Matthew Viii. Text: And Jesus saith
unto him. the foxes have holes. and the
hirds Of the air have nests. but the Son
of Man hath not where to lay His head.
The words / have spoken are spirit and
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