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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
FOR sALE-nEAL ESTATE.

THE COsIEsT LITTLE NOME, NO.
220 Duffy street, east; also the adjoining
property 10 the west; see about terms on
this property and you Will buy. l. D. La
Roche.
THAT NICE OLD RESIDENCE, NO.
2l4 OglethOrpe avenue, west; elegant loca-
tion for boarding house; cheap and on
easy terms. l. d. LaRoche.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE. NORTH
east corner Gwinnett and Lincoln streets.
at great bargain terms can be arranged
satisfactorily 10 purchaser. l. d. La
Roche.
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY OF
q lifetime. the Potter place, containing
abount six thousand acres, most Of which
is virgin pine; large river frontage; eight
miles from city on paved road two rail-
roads run through the land. Further par
ticulars, see I. D. LaRoche
THE INCEST PROPERTY ON THE
market. No. 2l2 Ninth street. cas-; IN
creasing in value every day; easy terms
I. D. LaRoche.
GOOD BUSINESS PLACE. ON EAST
Broad street; business corner near Tybee
depot: southeast corner Bay and Lumber.
paying per cent net on price asked: six
dwellings. southeast corner Duffy and Guy
Ter; 419 Castor, east; SOP and 54 Price
street; thirty lots near the ciiy. at thirty
dollars each, on time one dollar per week
until paid for. l. d. LaRoche.
TWO TRACTS or LAND NEAR THE
city. containing the one one hundred. the
other. eighty acres Of good land; price
thirty and ten dollars respectively; worth
your consideration l.. D. LaRoche.
-FOUR LOTS CORNER WHITAKER
and Second avenue; price twenty-seven
fifty: two lots on Second avenue. near
Abercorn street, twenty-five hundred dol
lars l. D. LaI}oehe,
RESIDENCE. SOUTHEAST CORNER
of Duffy and Drayton streets; nice loca-
ton for a physician. Terms etc. see I. d.
IARoche, q East Bay.
FOR SALE, FOUR HOUSES ON
Purse street, a good investment. w.
c. Fripp & Co.
FOR SALE. SPLENDID LITTLE
home, cheap, on easy terms; Park avenue
west. w. c. Fripp & Co
FOR SALE, FOUR SMALL HOUSES
on Tenth street; brand new. w C. Frpp
& ca.
FOR SALE, TWO SMALL HOUSES
on Twelfth street; just built w. G. Fripp
q co.
FOR SALE. FURNISHED HOME on
Wilmington Island, az "a sacrifice. W. g..
Fripp A. co.
TOR SALE, A DOZEN OK MORE
pieces OF. Improved property OF an Do
serpu0n iu various sections OF the CITY
chat VIII F1y from 10 "A p,r cent pet
W. G.. Fslpp & Go.
FOR SALE @xi&. CORNER BUR.
roushs and N1th. W. g. Fripp & Go.
FOR SALE. FoRrY-F1vE ACRES AT
islo of Hope. R.th residence arlesian geg
ru, trees. clc., very cheap. W. c. Frpp
q co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
FoR RENT-sToKEs.

FOR RENT, STORE AND HOUSE ON
Waters road, near Lovers lane. Robt. H.
Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
FOR RENT, STORE AND ONE LARGE
room, IS per month. Apply E. o. Kessler,
1U jefferson.
TO RENT, SMALL HOUSE, WITH
store fiat five rooms and one of two
rooms small place suitable for business.
302 I3roughton street, east.
STORE FOR RENT, CORNER BAR
nard and Park avenue, formerly occupied
by L, B. Greer. Apply to j. f. Brooks,
10 Bay street, west.
FOR RENT, STORES 135 AND 1S7 BAY
street, lately occupied by Messrs. NJ. S.
q b. a. Byck; immediate possession. For
terms apply to George w. Owens, attor-
ney-at- law.
FOR RENT, STORE BUILDING,
three-story and cellar, north side Brough-
ton street near Barnard; occupied by Neil
Gildea. Apply to Frank X. Douglass,
Provident building. office Mutual Life In
surance Company.
STORE FOR RENT, CORNER LIBER-
ty and Whitaker streets. Apply to IS Lab
erty street west.
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LAUGHS AT HIS WOUNDS.
Chicago Soldier with One Eye, Bul-
let in His Brain and Minus a Leg.

From the Chicago Times-Herald.
San Francisco.-With a bullet from a
Filipino's rifle resting in his brain at the
apex of the skull, the socket of his left
eye empty, his left leg still helpless, but
slowly regaining strength, and with steel
plate helping out the functions of the
breast bone, Private Harvey r. Smith,
Company +, First Washington Volun-
teers whose home is in Chicago is poo
ular wonder of one of the convalescent
wards at the Preside military reserva-
ton.
Young Smith only yesterday had the
remnant Of his left eye removed. Then
the surgeons probed for the bullet that
had left him half sightless and located
it in the very top Of the cheerful soldier 5
head. In few days an operation will
remove the bullet, which, if left alone,
the military surgeons say, might cause
insanity, and eventually death.
Private Smiths career for seven years
past has been such as few men live to
tell about In 1895 he was 4 passenger on
an Eastern road when a smasnuD occur
red. Both of Smiths arms, the right leg
and breast-bone were shattered. He was
taken TO his parents home in Chicago and
for months his life was desD1ired of. Then
his brcast-bonc was patched up with steel.
Other injuries had healed 50 when the
Klondike fever broke out in 1897 Smith
apparently as wen as ever joined a party
that endured great hardships, and finally
became stalled in muck along White Pass.
Smith reached Seattle just a few days
before the call for volunteers and when
the call came he enlisted as a private in
Company f. Last April in a skirmish
near San Fornandino a Mauser bullet en-
tered his left eye followed the skull to
the top where ii Is to-day. Another Maui
ser in the same fight shattered the left
leg. Smith was invaded home on The
Morgan City. Doctors say except for The
loss of the left eye Smith viii De well and
strong again. lie IS able even now to
hobbe about the reservation on crutches,
seemingly the cheeriest man among scores
OF victims of The Philippine climate and
Filipino bullets now located az the Pre-
sidlO.
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Truth and Honesty.
Upon These Two Virtues Are Founded
the Society Of Friends, Commonly
Known as QuakeTS.
HIS WORD HIS BOND.
When a Quaker says .VcriIy" There
is No Altering Him-Wh hat the
Qual<ers Are Doing in savannah.

IF George says" verify there is no al
tering him, was the saying, that went
about in referring to the honest truthful
and trustworthy George Fox. the found
er Of the Society of Friends. or they
ate more commonly called, The Quak-
ers.' The spirit OF truth OF honesty and
brOLherly love was 50 inculcated into the
followers of this good man, that to-day
the same saying goes forth in referring TO
the Quakers, and their reputation in the
world has been. that should Quaker tell
you thing there can be no chance Of
doubling its truthfulness.
The wandering preacher, George Fox
whcn he spread the seeds Of this society
Of honest, people sowed crop for the
world to reap that would be a blessing to
any country, whose fortune it was TO Sc
cure some of the fruit. After years of
persecution, suffering and hardships, he
succeeded in making men better than they
were, and intoxicating into them the mag
nihcent doctrine of brotherly love treat
ing your neighbor as you would they
should you, and establishing record Tor
veracity and honesty higher than ever at
tanned by men.
So il is that the Quakers have the con-
fdence of the people Their truthfulness
would not dare be doubted, and their hon
esty is above question. Their religious
and honorable mode of living seems to
have brought TO them the gifts of Provi-
dence as no class of people are as happy
in the ENJOYMENT of the worlds goods as
the Quakers.
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PETTY SWINOLER S.
They Displayed All the Mastery
Finesse of Real Genius.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Talk about Napoleons Of finance" re-
marked "A well known detective. why.
there are petty swindlers who. II they
turned their thoughts to larger operations.
would have all the money coined at the
mint. Some OF the Utte tricks that are
turned for doi.dr or TWO surpass the
most gigantic stock operations in minute
ness of detail, and the one working The
scheme rs invariably satisfied with his
profits.
~ call TO mind case that occurred in
Chicago some years ago. 4 young fellow
niited INTO that city from an fnterior
Town IN Illinois, and was soon, npurative-
" speaking, on bis uppers He became a
book agent aud sold Bibles on commission
But people that DE called upon were moi
longing FOR Bibles, and he soon realized
that he would st1rve. The Bibles tv,r,
sold Tor ST., payable in weekly iost,l-
Henis of 81. re received a couuflssl,,' Of
" on eich Bible after turning in IA.
mum" ~ % subscriber ana me ma doiiar
Para on subs ripilou. u didn't take him
i'Nk 10 Nf1fe out chat hF mFnlns I'd az.
h"ff ana dollar hr could diuW "A ar.F
~ 'hs manner enru t2 sl ha cried a. Th.
Tm 'tNf" on Hrd De- lost hs Dasftion
.Nn' dnlt nf 'IrH|d lo succeeded Dol 0t.-
"s hylAaA hA0 really wanted a new
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

For the past month there have been In
Savannah several of the Society of
Friends During this time they have
gained the friendship of many of the very
best citizens, all of whom are willing 10
testify to their steadfastness to the doc
triues as laid down by their order, and as
set forth above. There are the Quaker
DOCTORS who have opened a permanent
office at 203 Perry street, west, and whose
skill in the treatment of disease has been
heralded by the papers almost daily since
their coming TO he city. A news reporter
called at their Office on yesterday, and
after some time, managed to gam entrance
to the private office of the Quaker Doctor,
where he was most courteously received
and shown through the apartments. These
are fitted up for the convenience and com
fort of the many patients, who seek the
Quaker's wonderful curative powers, and
contain all the latest and most costly sur
glcal appliances and instruments. The
laboratory where are compounded the
many valuable and secret preparations
known and carefully guarded by the
Quakers, was plentifully stored with these
remedies. whose potent powers are known
and recognized over the entire world.
Prominent Patients.
In the reception room the reporter met
and conversed with many prominent peo-
pie, representative business men of Sa-
Vaunah. and ladies Of the higher class
whose faith in the Quakers had induced
them to seek the Quaker Doctors aid in
curing their complaints and restoring their
lost or weaving health. Their reports of
the success of the Quaker Doctor in ac-
complishing the results wished for, were
indeed highly complimentary, and coming
from reliable persons who had tested his
powers. was indisputable evidence of the
wonderful powers of his skill and rene
dies.
While these persons did not care for the
notoriety of published testimonials, none
were avorse 10 the use Of their names as
references to which the Quaker Doctor
might refer when speaking of his work
in this city.
Removed IL FOrty-foot Tape Worm.
one patient. VINO was particularly elated
over the Quaker Doctors success. was a
well known gentleman, whose slim form
has been the subject of many joke by
his friends Now, said this gentleman: Il
will gain flesh and show my friends that
l can expand for on yesterday / was re-
leVed of a tape worm, measuring more
than 40 feet and which was responsible
for all my misery and d.saereeableness
for several years. All this time | have
suffered i'll health and annoyance. and
without knowing the cause until my visit
to the Quaker Doctor. After diagnosing
my case ! was given preparation which
in less than two hours after its use re-
suited in the removal OF this unpleasant
company that had caused me all sorts Of
misery for the past two years When its
measurement was found to he over 40 feet.
I could scarcely imagine how any one
could exist while such an animal was
within them. 1t is truly astonishing. how
quickly after my trouble was discovered.
that the Quaker Doctor furnished the the
relief ! had SO long sought for"
Treatment by NniI
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, THE FARM OWNED BY
the late Dennis Reardon, consisting Of
10 4-5 acres, with residence and outbulld-
ings, on the Thunderbolt road Apply
J. f. Brooks, administrator, Is Bay street,
west.
STABLE FOR RENT. APPLY 1870
West Jones street.
HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED
acres farming md part finest Bermuda
grass pasture, JUS south of city paved
road car line throu. it; rent SO acre j.
f. Guilmartin.
FOR RENT. UPRIGHT PIANO; REAs-
o'qble terms to rel able party. Address
Upright care Morning News.
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TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW LAUNCHES
for sale. Gas engine No heat TO sm5ke
no engine man, pilot, or fireman required.
No license, no match flame or fire. No
wood or coal; no offensive odor; no noisy
exhaust underway in 10 seconds. Boats like
these were selected fer use at the Omaha
Exhibition, and they ran from June 10
November, u to l6 hours per day, witho Il
any repairs or mishap OF any nature.
The l6-f- OF beat is SOD, ana the 25-f o.
boat $40. Lippman Bros Agan.s.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE: ONE OF
the best country weckl!es IN Georgia; lead
ing paper and most sought after; at a
bargain; easy payments. Address Georgia
Weekly, care News Savannah, Ga.
EXCELSIOR. ALL GRADES. c. NJ
Mcbride a. Co.. =. o. Box. 255 Savannah.
Ga.
FOR SALE TWO sTEAMBOATs IN
nrst-class repair; particulars upon nDpli-
cation 10 George b. Edwards Charles
ton, s. c.
FOR SALE ONE TwELVE-QUART
cow. fresh "a milk. cheap FOR cash: one
three-hurner Oh stove. cost go Will sell
FOR 80, coed as new; one piano 900 go-d
condition, so. GA Eighth street, west
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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TO HAVE YOUR CLOTHING CLEAN
"a and pressed right send them 10 tailor
Try SoutheLn Pants Company, 11j Con-
grtss. west.
J. q G. n. THOMAS JEWELLERS AND
opticians. Glasses fitted. lll jefferson
street
FOR MANTELs THING AND
CRATES 20 TO Cornwon & Chpman.
FURNITURE REPAIRED. UPHOLD
stored. ren1vnt,d; specially packing and
shipping David Clark 90 Jefferson
street.
FODDER CORN. SO TOS. HAS THE
cor on a. Apply ). T.. 11eJcu's sicro.
KEEP ONLY THE BEST WINES
and liquors. Mount Vernon Lewis 'Gg
ru'mOre nakers. Paul Jones' mi prices
suit william pier, West broad-Liberiy
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VENEZUELAN PEARL FISHERIES.
An Interesting Report Made by Min
lister LOOmis.


lister LOOmis.
From the Washington Star.
Minister LOOMS, at Caracas has made
an interesting report to the state depart
ment in regard to the Venezuelan pearl
fisheries, in which he says:
The pearl fisheries of Margarita, a large
island off the north coast OF Venezuela,
have been known since the island was dis
covered by Columbus in 1888. The great
admiral and his officers found the native
women wearing strings of pearls. which
they were glad TO exchange for European
trinkets of small value.
Pearl fishing has been carried on by the
natives OF the Island of Margarita as a
commercial enterprise for upward Of three
centuries, aud there Is no record that
within this cong period other than the
cTudest methods have been employed. The
annual output Of pearls is valued at about
100000 on the island; that is the sum the
fishermen receive for the pearls they gath
er. How much these same pearls are soli
for in the European market there are no
statistics to show. 1t is doubtless true that
the fishermen are frequently underpaid for
the gems they hnd and that in the past
they have been shamefully swind,ei.
The pearls are bought by a very few
dealers who purchase peaTfs and other val
liable gems for European merchants. There
are no restrictions upon the business Of
pearl fishing IN Venezuelan waters except
that TAX of $24 year is laid upon each
boat. There are about 100 boats employed
in this industry, none of which are provil-
ed with diving apparatus. Each hoat has
a heavy metal scoop-like' drag, which is
allowed to scrare along the bottom Of the
sea in it is believed to be flied with oys-
ter shells, when il is Brought TO the sur
| face and its contents removed. Small.
| smooth shells ate never opened for il is
| known that they contain no pearls,
The best beds Of psarl-bearng oysters
are not Immediately adjacent TO the Island
| of Margarita Itself. but are near some
smater islBnds close by. Around these is-
| lands are pissd hundreds of tons OF shell S.
| the accumulation Of centuries Of pearl fish,
| Ing Many Of these SHE D.. j am tod con-
! tain a very clear mothCr-of-pearl which
may ultimately Doc found 10 have CONNER
| clal value.
1t SEEMS probable that Few we'll
/ equipped. economically managed boa 49,
| prepared 10 send down divers ana TO make
| come "Nplorat on in search of new oys. or
beds. would ieap substantial profits Tor a
! few seasons 10 thes. Wa'era'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

At the First Presbyterian Church the
usual morning services will be conducted
by DR.. o. G. Mingledorf, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev Arthur J. Smith. Mr.
Smith VIII return from his vacation this
week, and will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday. No evening service will be held
to-day. The mid-week prayer service will
be held Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

At the Christian church at Bolton ana
Howard streets. morning service will be
held at II O'clock, when Rev w. f. Wat
kins will preach on THE Story of a FAN
and a Recovery" Evening service will be
at $50 O'Clock. The subject of the SER
mon then VIII be: Making and Breaking
Good Resolutions
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BILLS DISCOUNTED ONE HALF.
MOTHER OF THE TWIN REFORMERs
RAISED HOPES OF CREDITORS.

Pleased at Sons ProgreSs-Ten Thou
sand Dollars Worth of Bills Sent
to Mrs. Pullman. Who Said She
Would Settle Them-stOrm of Pro-
test Along shore-Because the
Proposed Manner Of Settling Is ON
Less Than Frec-Silver Basis.
From the New York World.
Trust no man who says he is going to
change his nature-Arabian Proverb.
The tradesmen who have trusted the
Pullman twins can plead as justification
that they didn't know that the boys had
The faintest notion Of reforming. Sanger
and George NJ. Pullman have sown Long
Branch and its environs plentifully with
their 1. o. US for all sorts of fancy
meat and drink, also cigars.
Now that the bills are coming due
tremendous hubbuD has arisen because of
the plan the fond mother Of the boys has
proposed for paying of the deb.s.
Everybody knows that the Pullman boys
are trying nobly 10 reform so that their
mother may not be driven to cutting them
off in her will. George is now in the
Kelley Institute al White Plains taking
arterial jabs of bicni0ride of sold in the
hope of eliminating his expensive ana mar
Vicious thirst. Sanger and his wife are
now living at Allenhursl. in what society
people along the shore call a semi-private
style.
The boys have trottel at a reform gait
for al least four weeks now. ana their
mother is delighted. As a token of her
JOY in the reformation of the twins Mrs.
Pullman gave notice yesterday that she
NaHt Ill
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Services at Wilmington.

Services will be held a the Wilmington
Island church this afternoon, by Rev. Os-
sic Mlngledorf. The steamer Victorine
will take to the island any who desire TO
attend the services, leaving Thunderbolt
al o'clock.
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THE EVILS OF GAMBLING.
nEv. BAsCOM ANTH0NY's SUBJECT
AT TRINITY CHURCH TONIGHT.

The Question Likely TO be Dealt
With in an Emphatic Manner-Rev,
MIR. Anthony Has Followed the
Question CIoseIy-subjects of the
sermons in other Church es-Ser-
vices at Wilmington Island This
Afternoon.
Rev. Bascom Anthony pastor of Trinity
Methodist church. win preach tonight on
THE Gambling Evil" The sermon was
10 have been delivered last Sunday night
but owing to the small congregation at
grinity, a. well as other churches, on ac-
count OF the storm. it was postponed I'M
e. tonight Rev. Mr.. Anthony Is said to
have followed the gambling question very
close. and TO have informed himself pref
" thoroughly on the subject, and what
he has to say will be Of interest. It is
expected that he Will deal with the ques-
jion emphatieally.
At Wesley Monumental church, services
ID be held at II a. m. and $50 p. m,
conducted by Rev. Ed T. Cook. Sunday
school at p. m. Epworth League meet
ing Tuesday, $50 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, $50 p. m.
Services VIII be conducted at Trinity by
the pastor, Rev. Bascom Anthony at II
a. M and $50 p. m. The topic for the
night sermon will be, THE Gambling
Evil" The quarterly conference viii be
held Tuesday night. Rev. John \. Thomp-
son, D. D., presiding.
Services at the Seventh Street Metho-
dist Church will be held at Il a. m. and
$50 p. m. The pastor, Rev E. F. Nor
gan, will preach at the morning service
and Rev. o. F. Cook at night bust
ness and social meeting of the Epworth
League viii be held Friday night.
At Grace Methodist church, the pastor,
Rev. Osgood f. Cook, viii preach at the
morning service on the theme, The
Christians Breastplate and Helmet" At
the night service the pastor will exchange
pulpits with Rev. +. F. Morgan, Of Sew
enth Street Methodist church. Sunday
school at 4:33 p. m. Epworth League
meets Tuesday night a $50. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday night at $50.
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FOR RENT-OFF1CEs

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DESIRABLE OFFICES AND ROOMS
to rent on second and third floors in City
Hotel building, d Bay street, west. W. c.
Gilbert, care II. Solomon &c Son.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Page 3.
FOR RENT-HoUsES.

ri BOLTON. WEST POSSESSION
Oct. /. Apply On premises.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-
deuce Drayton, corner Gwinnett street
fronting Park extension. Z. T. Foye, III
West Broughton street
FOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
northeast corner Han and Abercorn
streets. Ko.lock & Screven.
WILL RENT, 127 LIBERTY. WEST:
large established boarding house. D. B.
Lester.
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence No. PIT Abercorn street, fronting
Colonial Park from oct l, next. Apply
TO John Flanrery & Co.
FOR RENT, BHiCK RESIDENCE. ga
Jones, west, Oct l, 1899. NJ. S. Baker.
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE THREE
story on basement brick residence, No.
313 Oglethorpe avenue, west; suitable for
boarding house; cheap rent to acceptable
tenant; oct. !. NJ. S. Baker.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No. ia Park avenue, west; pos
session given LIST October next. Apply to
J. E. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT, FROM OCT /, NO. 2O9
East Henry street. Apply POS East Hen"
ry
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, 1926 HALL
street, east, near Abercorn; magnificent
location; southern exposure; all modern
conveniences; right rent to right ter ant
Estate Solomon Cohen.
RESIDENCE, AIT CASTOR STREET,
east; in perfect order and condition; all
modern conVeniences; cheap rent to desir-
able tenant. Estate Solomon Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
COSY, COMFORTABLE HOUSE. M7
Waldburg street, east; newly painted in
side and outside; newly papered; every
convenience; to right tenant $25 the month.
Est. Solomon Cohen. West Broad and
Broughton.
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Christian Science.

AT the First Church of Christ. Scientist
Services will be held at Il a m Subject
OF sermon: Man" Sunday-school at
noon.