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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
prNvrn Lr,n STOCK.

Denver. Feb. -Cnttie--Recelnts $50.
4. 75G6.0O cows. s0OGi 90; feeders,
freight paid to river. 3.25Gi 90; stock
ers, do, s,7bGf.7a; bulls and stays. 100
03.00
Hogs Recel.ts, 800, Market active
aud higher. Light packers, a.I01s.15
mixed 3 .6iN3,7O, heavy, 3.5DG3.65.
ghecp--iicccipts. none.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

The s,mi- Weekly News" h the
great country napor ~ Ia, intermoun.
tain region. ~ circulatcs IN every city
and settlement in umh, ana IN most Of
those OF Idaho. wyoming Arts ma,
Colorado, New Mexico, Montana. Ne
ynda, Western Canada ana Ola Mexico.
ma an advertising medium Il IN unrx-
cellel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

Children who arc troubled with
Worms are pale In the face. frctful by
spells. restless In sleep. have blue rings
around their eyes, bad dreams. varl-
able appetite. and pick the nose.
WHITES CREAM VERMfFUGE will
I'm and cxpel these parasites Price, %
cents. y. q. ~. /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

Articles ~ Incorporation ~ the Hos
with the county clerk today. by J. n.
Walker Jr.. G. ~. Sch"n. l.. u. Wayne.
W. ~. Irvine and Max u. Smith. all
residents Of Salt Lake city. ThcAmount
OF the capital stock II tigi. 900 divided
into 100000 shares ~ % cents each. The
900 pany'a property In situated ON
Miners Mountain. Wayne county. mud
consists of the pinlon ana Tip Top.
Nos I. ., and 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
Health is Wealth
Or f.. c Vests Nerve
aud Braln Iroatrnent

The original an others limitations. ~ sofa
under positive Nrtt"n guarantee, hY Hus
thorlscd agents only, % cure weak mtms
Org, ulzHlncHH, WukeiulupHH, ilth hyHtsfla.
tobacco, opium, ur luupr which lends 10
misery, consumption, Insanity and hrnth.
~ store nr hN matt, 81 box, siN Tor 50
with written guarantee 60 euro or refund
money sample package, containing mo
days treatment WITH full Instructions. -
cents, ono sample only sold 10 each por-
ron. Al store or hy mall
ilfd Label special Extra strength for
Iofs 81 Power 81 q box; HlN FOR g. with
written guarantee TO cure In % days. Al
store or ny mail,
e. c, SCHRMAM.
Prescription DrugrlHt
Mccormick building corner Main AMI FIRST
South street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
New Embroidered F|0DDe|S.

our complete line of New, white Em-
hroidorlcd fianncla will be ready for
Monday customers. Every design that's
new, every design that pretty, tho
picking nnh cullinF from the best max
erH ~ Embroidered Flnnnrla Of Ameri-
ca, of the world. are represented In our
superb stock. and saving In the price
every time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

The classified advertisements ~ tho
"Newa' ON the Nth page form % most
popular medium of Information between
small advertisers and the great bubble,
The price Of AN advertisements a. with
In the reach Of any and an. Expires
your wants through tho News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT ~ no pnnucrn, but IN recon-
mrndrd Tor Piles only. These 10 will
cure. Price, 20 cents In bottles; Tubes.
70 cents. n. G., n. l. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
THREE EXTRA SPECIAL
HOSIERY VALUES.

Probably "a little late Tor Wooden
Hose. but We have three lots on hand,
and here ure PRICES TO CLOSE
THEN OFT this week
Positively tho best values ever shown
Ladies' AN wool fast black hose. In
ribbed. or plain with ribbed top. an
slzrs, regular SOC grade. az
Ioc
Ladies' fine fast black cashmere wool
hose. with morinu heel aud toe. an
sizes, sold regularly at ioc, goes this
week nc
25c
Ladies' extra hnc black cashmere
hose. with high Hplicrd heel ana too
und double sole. our co., grade at
3oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

San Francisco, Fob, a.--Wheat. qulet;
May, li5B; Dee, iid4. Cash. l.i2is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKI1s.
sTocf<s AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. p--The good tone Of
yesterdays closing Influenced n num-
bcr Of commission house purchasing
orders which were executed at the OPEN
ing OF the stock market. thereby caua-
ing decided Improvements In some
shares. The standard stocks were the
favoritcs. intcrnationals also partici-
patcd In the rise despite tho weakness
" some Of these shares In the London
market. The offerings proved In cNccsH
of the inquiries aud values soon
which were most pronounced In special
stocks at the outset. was soon cradi-
Gated with particular pressure In
sugar. burlington. Federal steel. To-
bacco and Northern Pacific.
liumors iniimating that favorable de-
Nclopmcnta were Imminent In the
southwestern group revived an nctivc
inquiry FOR these shares, Missouri Pa
cline and Texas Pacific gaining two
points. The general market. while
somewhat neglected, moved cncoufng-
ingly although Improvements were not
Significant outside or the grangcrH.
The bond market was strong In spots.
Texas and Pacific seconds, Kansas aud
Texas seconds, standard Hope Incomes
and ~. Louis Southwestern Issues ris-
ing materially.
MONEY.
New York. Feb. g--Moncy on call
nominaliy 2hG5 per cent. Prime NOR
camille paper 2An3h per cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at ti.S5ih for
demand and H.sahaN for. 60 days
posted rates fisius and itsGtiMi
commercial bills ti.NstsHSi.S3.
silver certificates nOminaliy bsisH60.
iinr silver a9N.
Mexican dollars i7h.
Government bonds Irregular. 3a i01;
new tH reg. a coup. N.eS. fH rig.
tlieN. do coupon tl.l2A, ends 90. Is
rex. ana coupon si.iiA.
SUGAR.
New York, Feb. a--sugnr. raw,
steady; fair. refining. 1910: centrifu-
gal 10 test, I 81. molnrHcS sugar. g-iG.
Refined. steady; crushed, SO; pow
dofcd. 81; grnnuinted. 0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

Waterman nrother., stock urokcrs'
No. Central Blk. Phone lG--3 rings.
Morris A west. stock Brohsr.'1
lsi Atlas Block. Telephone col.
Elmer y. Darling. sto.h nroker.
loans. . W. End SOUTH. Tel. .Os.
Harry u. Cole. stock Urohcr.
No 80 West second south. phone $50.
Andrew a Lombard. stock iirokers,
EOS Atlas Block. Tel. 210-i Rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

Arc you restless at night. and
harassed by n bad couRh2 Use BAL
LARD's IloREHOuND SYRUP, II will
secure you sound sleep, ana effect
prompt ana radical cure. Price, IS
aud 80 cents, y. g. NJ. 1, Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09

Don't lrritate your lungs with a stub.
norm e"utn Mh'n p'sarnt nhi ef-
LARDs HoREHouND SYRUP. Price.
IS and 20 cents. u. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-09
ANOTHER.
CORSET BARGAIN

WEEK.
All. WAUNERs CORaETs AT
LESS. MUCH LESS THAN COST We.
sim have ull Hi1rs in Warmers White
Health and iH Cuuots,
Sizes Us. %. 80, 90 20 rs. %, 30. IN
black, gray ana white, Wainer'H
Health. corallug, Aii, 700, Perfection
waist, etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04
|EuISB 0Dlla On6IHlD.


The Jewish people Of this city have o.
eanisod church On Amertcan reform hneA
a guarantee Of H.4oo ha1 been secured BY
subscription. trustees and omcers hASe
been elected and rabbi win Be imms-
diately engaged. The congregation has
meesins q which this was accomplished
vas held In Morris hall ON Monday. Nay
8. Rosenberx was elected Al temporary
secretary The committee ia charge o. 30
hciting subscriptions rendered the follow
Al Bna. Birth lodge meeting held
some time aSo the necessity At conducting
religious services In this city was discussed
and committee TO cooperate with otner
SeIG bs III 5oins vas decided
TO broaden out the purpose for which this
committee Was appointed by tnaugurAung
q movement toward the establishment OF
Jewish congregation on American Hneo.
Three subscription Lists were started. head
'ReaIis:ng the necessity of Jewish
oS e n the r sy the 81 e asa
thoroughly American lines. We. the un-
dersigned subscribers. agree to pay the
amounts set opposite our respective names.
in lump sum or Ia monthly installments.
Of an equal amount per month for twelve
months.
with these lists the committee COM
saen r war ws. ana rsv v,so q ihs
mittee to note the freedom and the good
viii with which the people responded from
the numbers solicited the refusais were but
Up to date seventy subscribers are upon
the lists with IN aggregate amount OF x.soe
per annum.
This subscribed sum was considered to
warrant . permanent organisation and the
immediate engagement OF rabbi TO peg1n
with the practical work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04
THE ARMY CANTEEN.



That the question Of the army canteen
has not been finally settled Is evidenced by
the fact that Secretary Alger has Just pre-
pared Tor distribution 10 tho Officers Of the
army circular calling for reports upon the
canteen and its effect upon the enlisted
men. The circular ID as follows:
The recent legislation In the matter Of
the sale Of LIQUORS ny post exchanges and
the Interpretation thereof by the attorney
general. together with what cannot be re-
garded as other than an abuse Of the privi-
lsges accorded by the exchange regulations
oy certain undiscipsined organizations dur
ing the recent war with Spain. have caused
considerable criticism OF the exchange .ea
lures OF the army administration.
WIN view TO a proper understanding
or TIE situation. the secretary OF war de-
ffres that commanding officers of every
troop. company and regiment I'm your com
msnd b. called upon for report. based
upon his experience and observation, rs re-
CARDS the benefit or injury 20 the army In
nosnt OF temperance, morality and discipline
as result OF th~ exchange system, and
particularly as 70 the sale OF beer
" has been publicly asserted by the cp-
nanents ~ the exchange ~yssern that Of
Accrs OF the srmv are restrained from sx-
pressing their true opinion on the subject
by reason % ne hesiaf that ire war d.
exchange IN spite % opposition The scere-
'arv desires that such an impression he AZ
nrscs iiTreped In those reports ss long $
they do nor violate good taste and ofs
esal fecnrunr shs utmost latitude Of an7r>
Ton IL invited, IN cr'e- that the secretary
nav Be in a position to place before con-
gress At the rex, session. correc. -ennr.
~ the merits and defects OF the exchange
system ~ seen by those WHO are ses' quail
FTSs 70 tlsACe
I'm order tina, the replies % these tnar.--
les be a. uniform a. possible they will n
made upon the accompanying form. "a sup
rsy az which has been sent yua under Spa.
rate cover so- distribution
Appended 10 the circular are the fellow
Tag questions:
What opportunity. /. any. have vau h 4
20 observe the working 90 IRE csnteen sea.
tire ~ IRE exchange sysseme
What has sseen ses effect upon the moral.
itv ~ The sniis:s3 men
wat upon the sssxelaain@r
Have se~egslens frcresesi az iessene,
Stree lt~ snsrcStue.snn-
AYE cssarssssa rssass mare ur less frea,.erss
| Has drunkenness Increased or less eses.
| fvss ihs nsnsrtarstv - rrecnr~ seer ir
| re post eS IN camps save any s1sc: uraH
+, cns s-orts ef s-itsssi rsen 70 procure in,
| taSseAnss susssseT
What wct'A - ts# seres,t az an ahsolpss
l gsesfAsstaa ~ The sale Of heer In ,ss army
| Ar~ ypa n fssew ~ ssscA rTesiasssor o.
| are eess 81 tAyer Sf ire exchange as row
| cexaaesess
| Haw ran tse Exchange hr improved,
| Nss< cav stsssssnss excavation cstcza.
| sase8 70 fssls srsorns ire secretary cf Yea,
| vss~s n wsasras on the aaesee;--
wAsNER-S Ba al tbs ass~rnscn Mali
sea re-k.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

M AW00o ~ 1nt0s t@e S0bOG0CEs
King Leopold of Belgium. gave his an
nual garden party recently at the castle
Of Laeken. the beautiful grounds OF
which are famous all over the world
TIE recurrence II the date recalls an
amusing event which took place few
DAYS before the fete Last year. I'm which
ksnE Leopold enjoyed himself Immense
iy with the hcnhomic which makes him
% desersetis popular among his sub
tecss
The king of the Beixians was near the
gate Of Iaeken castle ono afternoon
when two wei. dressed. handsome Arneri-
can ladies approached him and asked
him whether he had time 70 show them
the grounds. ..se king willingly acuui.
eseed ard the fair Americans. who took
him for his own head gardener. asked him
innumerahse questions many Of them I'm.
discreet. about himself
On their way through the grounds the
party came fare 20 face with the cham
h~rlain. the Count Il confinement to whom
the king. politely removing his has and
addressing him with the atmos; respec,
said tha, he was taking the liberty o:
showing the ladies around 9
The count sfafifrs'v aaanteaced and
the ladies were delighted when shst,
visit was over they rewarded hiS rna;ext,
with tsn~frsne piece for his trouble
and he, with many bows assured then
that II sn invitation 20 the coming part,
were rreruraefe, thex should have Il
The invitation found It's way 10 the hatc
where they were staying. and the aston,
tshusesss vi TIRE ladies ea sesng nrcsentes
tny Tsaas dpuitr.mosfa 20 King Leo
paid WAS complete they rws>agssszsa IN,
arssaale gardener az feW days before
Their sea.fraslc piece Was upon the ksnx'
watch chain. where u has rcss.sinesa eve,
n.aces~-<sw York Journal
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A GLANCE At EVENTS
....SAN FRANCISCO

AN TRANCIsco, June a--The early
return et the Manila volunteers with
~ their 4.ooo or more Of sick and
wounded men, has made 1t imperative
that work should be rushed on the big
ganerai hospital which the government pro-
poses to establish At the Preside. The
plans have been drawn and the buildings
Will BE commenced In a few days. The
designs call fer q group Of structures COW
ering nine acres 'of ground. Besides the
sduinistration. kitchen. nurses and laun-
dry buildings there will be one surgical
and nine general wards. The buildings
viii be Joined BY . covered way or corrf-
dor fourteen feet wide and half q mile In
lsngsh. The hospital will be lifted through
out with all the appliances known to mod
ern surgery. An buildings and the grounds
win Be lighted BY electricity. The cost OF
the structures win be about ti5.0e0. They
viii be OF wood
4 PECULIAR state OF affairs has been
discovered In Los Angeles. 1t has
been learned that the undertakers OF the
southern city are accustomed to keep In
their vaults sometimes for months,
bodies which for any reason It IL not de-
sired TO inter at once. This practice. which
Il practically. IL not technically. a viola
ton Of the law. d pursued to such an ex-
tent that In some cases bodies have been
secret OF these facts.
- -
r fIE recently discovered placers OF Low
er California, which according to all
reports are very rich. are attracting con
siderable attention here. although the In
terest does not compare to that aroused
by the arrival Of the first Klondike treas
ure ship two years ago. In San Diego and
Los Angeles the gold fever Is epidemic.
and hundreds Of persons are seeking the
new gold fields. A dozen or more expedI-
tions have been organised to 60 to the
mines. although the boom is but few
weeks old. These mines are near the
southern end OF the peninsula. about 400
miles below San Diego They can be
reached very easily. being located not far
from the coast. There are between 1000
and 1900 men now on tho ground. fvss
n PECULIAR feature of the crusade
against vice in this city was the dis :
covery last week that Justice GroezInger
VINO reisased various gamblers and bunko
men gathered In by the police, was recent
" visttor 1T one OF the most notorio,r.
variety theaters In the city. BY his own
confession he witnessed the dance OF "rI,-
tie Egypt" and also eat in a closed box
with her and bought her wine. This high
minded judge. who had presided over the
court in which the dancer was tried ON
charge OF giving an immoral performance
could see nothing out Of the way In his
visiting the den where she displayed her
charms nor in spending his money for
HONOR for her 10 drink He was even in
clined to resent the fact that a newspa-
per called attention to his actions,
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Poetry Come. n~ssr~ rrs...

The earliest literary a.tevsnsvs Of all
pesisae emerging from she savage state
snsn TIE firm 81 F~oesTy sai thus pcetrs
y the earliest literary art 80 tie cultivated
Tsae reses sso gn ss~ earliest fern. as sasa
nv Tire ttt.erans stssv tsss@rS was prsss,
AIRY ssssh~g = r2syTrseS ~ n Tzsefrseai GEM
position which @aast ~ rasssh easter Is
rvnszsssr sAaa nsssss This Is s,srsse s,s,{
~ sA~ < neral literary ssxso-v ~ she
wcSsa- "Ie1nasrr- care sSsars TsaryNssa.,S
NsFsl Before TAcssAs Dante AeEerr nsee.
essssse. tss eAsssnsese q sha ga heger, Ess,s
Saixsse, TIE Trosasdessxs sef.sss Me.ssrs
sha soafs4Fs, Caascsr seEare SIR Trsssras
Moore aws n4rss sssorss s-ea.
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I.n,er G. e. Meeting.

The Junior Christian Endeavor Society IL
making preparations TO jotn In the great
convention TO be held in Seattle in the near
future. A meeting OF the Junior Fndesvor
ars viii take place In the United Presby
terrain church, corner of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street. A. go o'clock in the after
noon To make ready for the great event.
After the rally the junior superlntendsnts
vii hold short meeting a. the same place.
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nsark Lsen. OF sahara

a RAask Haesss Pas aAsesv hsma & sssa
"a tho ssslsscstan - &zEss>sls n tie tArsn
des fsanxes> IN Parts faess< az .s,s ,~,ssy
axe sosza aass IA tee Interior e IN, "a
lara ARD are &rase exer saer~.
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Yer way. Ensign Beruharft and Lieut., wstsoo In
chafxe = m. knee drtIl: II a. m hoilnrss sa.ss
~ ~. p. m family gathering; D. m. "Free aud
Chrssesan Mission. seamen's bethel.
Meetings held In basement II ma w.,n,...an
street. entrance ON aey between First ssn,,s a',h
ana OCCIDENTAL avenue every evening at Is 'slsek
Public ccssiiaily invited Chaplain. Thomas Res s
Universal BresAerhooa.
seattle Lodge. No loo. roon v Hinckisy block
Lecture At .. M subject. 'sThs Nobility Of La
First Church Of CApist-s~i~ntsst.
noiyoss bloch. corner Fint avenue ard spring
ssios Wsnsssy svsn,ox = sse" n.ains
room open during the vesa flona j 10 p No.
Mental Science.
- =. Ensnsophists' sorms. His Third svenne- Thurs
esy .ssn.ax Al . o'clock TIE socssty b reading
A's h Emily Cadys course q sessosss On Truth
Christian Aav@nssss..
chri.tian Advert meetings sire held at the corner
q Third avenue asd Msdssoa street. Dr. W.
s.,hapsnAa. rasiss. PRAYER ssssins. pas :. m.
ffeasa'ns. u 4 n Sunday school. ~ - >. n
sectioa Seattle O.. L. P.,.
Ths s<etioa seattle holds ssady msssings every
inss ever Thm.d.s sssniss q nsso"s :, 'as lis
Third avsnue. Essrybody invited
CAsistsan Alliance.
Tbs chystlan Alliance meets q . - D. m eycry
sunday. and On fbussday II D. m, IN their hall
~ uu1rn axsse- be1we<n Third sad Ynusfh ave.
uues. neW Arnory hall
velusseess - America.
he yas.nissn e A..rse. vin hold .aa old
seseSoned elzsa 0eettng fhts afternocn ~ oe5oek
81 the harrac0. III Second aserns sou.h ms
usaas asssAne sW - ~ sAh ssssaas st O'Clock
SeooAlaavtsn Seanea's nG1sslou.
1Ss. J. Mmo hss opeusa Z acspA1.svsas ae.-
90s sse - m tasse svmDa Aavics ssuEy
unnoo. be9dlHU tooW 10 esunoettnu.
0oun1 Carmel FAITH 0ODo.
1Dse1nD - - Ouu G1Es Os1ue 1GpsAay
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At O'Clock Mrs Ada Fsye pastor. Evening lee.
tnre and tests. Seats free
Church II the Soul. Odd Fellows hall Germauia
sus,ess The New 'f id.. q Goa snd 4, Ad.ns.sss
Over the Old" closing With tesla and spirit mes
saGea.
Cumberland PresbytePlan.
Cumberland Presbyterian Twents sse,,nd avenue
and East cherry street. Rev. Elmer 4 Thompso0.
pastor. Preaching 1t II m. and 30 .. =.
Evangelical Associatien.
German Harrison street and Taylor avenue. Rev.
nsa pre.e aas', s,ssS Sunday 4 Il ~ ana
n \. r. A. at p a.
Evangelist Chureh.
Evangelist Church John johnson Yin held .ssG-
inss Friday. Jnns D. 1T 20 p m. ~ "a Cntco
NoYweGfa a-Da nish Methodist.
The Nor~exian- Dunisa Methodist church keads
rsiisisa. 'ssvaes. essry snnaay :. Il = An and =
nasiAass Bee. G. ~ Houss. pastor.
second ChrSssiaa CAsreA.
Neess every ssasiay II 2 p va. AZ A. o. q. ".
hall. eosaes Firxs aFsnue sad Marion ssrss& ~
trance an Marson street
Unitarian Church.
tnissrssn Casseh -ssrenth svane. between
unsen and Pikr ssresss Subject. ~TAe RaisA a
fAsshfalu~@s ssndAy sehoa at i.sis p n
Free Methodist ChsreA.
First Frs hstAciist Chnseh- es Terry
svenus and fsne str~es Rev. A ~ West. pnsens
Ssryiess ssey Sahassk fsl3cvs sanday spaod
a sas = n fssAeAiss ~ IA -. sad . u
CoaoseA baptist Mlssson.
TIE cesrFed Rsp&ssfs - tie city have sseahlisasd
.sra. vhieh WIN hesd Survives ssesJ DunAay
q Il csiosk l. N and . a'eiock n = "a ~
YotN Nasasaitsss' hsu. IN tie oid univsssey
eo1voa1Oo Army.
Ne haik-CaFnsv esAe sersse - Ihara svsuua
Capt Cal ard l1snk Gsrdn1v u ekaxn n
~. lnee 4FIa: II 4 -. Auainem mese1a9: n r
sn1Ry OxAa1ng. p -. "Hsa - Easy"
n ! Aao-Cu19 ossnl ueuune - - -
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Sunday services at 10 % and 80 .. m. San
day school at Il m Young peoples prayer meeting
At D.
coiosed Bsptis. chureh-isl' Madison street
D. m
Fremon: Bapsis, Church-Rev. J. Cairns holds
services every Sunday at Brow building Services
AZ II . IN snd % .. n,
Market s.rse,-cosner Twen,y-fcar;h avenue south
and Main street. Rer. Thomas Baldwin. D. d:
pAstos SERVICES On SUNDAY at u m ana !"
g N. 4. +. 3 e. T. al { - p m
Norwegian Danissa--ssfvtees sssrs SUNDAY AZ IL
o. and % p. Res, J. A. IL Johnson
understand the Language cordially invited.
Christias Churches.
Firs; csrissisn snuseh-J n. smith. pastor
sesA. s=s=a ss-s.es= w.sA ass " r eanrrh. Pine
aad Third.
Christian c1.usca--I.aiova Services morning and
ard evening frat and ,ssfd SUNDAYS in the month
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