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Lecture on This Subject Was in
Harmony With Perfect Weather
at Piasa Chautauqua.
DOCTOR WILLIS THE SPEAKER.
Professor James Primrose Whyte
and Mrs. Whyte Tell of Ma
,iOnal Life in Song
Week End Programme.

RFPr- BII' Special.
Chau;auqua Ill. July g.-"Sanshlne" was
the theme of both Nature and Lecturer
Willis al the Piasa chautauqua to-day.
Nature worked out her theme in silence
and a halcyOn day came forth So per
fectly did she blend the rays OF the sum
rners sun shining upon the Valley OF the
Piasa that rest and happiness were deeply
breathed from the very atmosphere
Doctor Willis, likewise. breathed the
Chsutauaua spirit Of rest and happiness.
and in his Sunshine lecture this after
noo. blended words of cheer and comfor;
with adjective coloring, producing thereby
a potion which proved cure for cloudy
thinking. a panaces for pess!misim- Doctor
Willis also !ectured on Frances willard
and Her Mission" before the Wcman's
Council this morning in the Hall of fhilo-
sophy.
Professor James Primrose Whyte OF Lake
Forest University was another lecturer OF
prominence appearing on to-days pro-
gramluc Professor Whyte lecturer before
the Ministers Institute this morning on
Public Speaking on Platform and Pull
pit"
This evening Professor Whyte and Mrs.
Whyte gave lecture-recitaI in the Taber-
nacle on National Life in Song
The Daubt Family Orchestra and the
BIatChfcrd. Kavanaugh and Ruaney's Boys
Concert Company gave number of music
selections in the course of the day in con-
n.cticn with the lectures. The DauDt family
made their farewell appearance this after
noon. departing for the Old Salem thau-
tauque g., raEin during the season. The
RIatchfo.d KaVanaugh and ROuey Boys
Concert company Will remain over the Sab
bath furnishing the music at the Sunday
morning services i'll the Tabernacle. at
which the Reverend Doctor y. ~ Willis
will preach.
Mrs. a Z. Shipley of Dies Moines. Ia, was
another interesting lecturer Of the day,
spca king this afternoon at the Round Table
on Manners and Customs of Old Colonial
DAYS" Tomorrow the regular wee k-end
programme will begin. i'm which most of the
lectures will he of a religious nature Doc
tor Willis will appear at the Tabernacle in
the afternoon, lecturinS The Model
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cher tho apostles will be able to correlats
this teaching and the church ready to re-
ceive. Let a man preach out Of u full heart
what men need. not what what they VIII
abuse. Truth has its day when its adyo-
Gates may speak.
DUSION-Probably the trans!iggra-
ton IN the most remarkable single event in
the life Of Jesus. IL sheds light upon almost
every doctrine of religion. The unity of the
dispensations. the reality of Il future life
and the communion OF saints of all ages
these themes are suggested here. The event
il made the basis OF teaching concerning
mans body. I'll Cor. iv. 6; ! Cor. XIV. 81.
Phil. III, =: Col. iii. 4 ., But the chief use
To be made concerning the passage is TO cx-
alt Christ. the being Of TWO worlds. able 10
speak I'm both. Here il exhibited his gldri-
Gus person. his divine sOnship. his heavenly
association, his atuning death, his sup.ri Ir
dignity and authority. The lesson finds rs
climax un its earthly side in the words.
NO man save Jesus ard ON the heavenly
side in the words This l. Iay beloved sou.
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CLAYTON ElOPER WRITES.
Wants Some Information About
Proposed CLAYTON Reunion.

The proposed reunion Of clipping couples
to Clayton, suggested by Justice J. b.
Greensfeldzr, to be held the last Sunday in
August. IS attracting great deal of at
tention among the clippers who have been
made happy in MiSsourfs Gretna Green In
the last four years. Inquiries are being
constantly made for Information relative
10 the affair.
Yesterday questIoner. signing himself
"CreenSfelder's Married Man" wrote TO
know II the affair would he q fr-c-for-all
entertainment. by this | mean" he said.
whether race. color. age or condition viii
he considered. and II 50. why? Is there to
be a reward for people who can prove that
they are the hapniest married couple IN
ST. LOUISE 1 would also like 10 have You
inform me If the good Squire intends giving
series of prizes To his eli. ats Of the past.
and whether he will have refreshments.
one more thing | would like 10 ask Is
whether one il eligible to participation
whose spouse has left him. Now II YOU
will kindly answer these questions you Will
greatly Oblige Il Grecnsfelder married
man"
The letter was written In st. Louis and IS
dated July -, 1862
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TO EDUCATE F!lIPINOS.
Philippines Commission May Send
Some to America.

Berkeley, Cal. July e7-The Philippine
Commissioners contemplate sending natives
OF the Islands TO the United States 10 study
The first news concerning this important
new policy was brought by letter from
BERNARD Moses, professor OF history in the
lhlNe rsity Of California and a member OF
the Philippine Commission, in Il letter to
President Benz. Ice Wheeler. The letter
says in part:
From observations already made I am
Inclined to think tEdt We shah find among
the young people OF the islands a large
number ar eager and competent students
anu Rope some arrangement may be made
by which, from time 10 time, a gUuGly
number may be sent 10 the schools of
america Il may, perhaps, be found adj
NiSable To render some of them assistance
from public funds. Ii IS quite likely that
in this way We can md help 20 bring the
people Ct these Islands TO appreciate Some
what tha civilization of the United StateS
and TO mark the difference between Ameri-
ca and SPAIN
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SUICIDE OF ANTON PINKER.
He Had Renewed His Life Insur-
ance. on Thursday.

Anton Piuker Of No. 2aO2 Clark avenue
hanged himself early yesterday morning
10 the raf,ers in the stable Of the Fleisch-
nlan Yeast Company at Sixteenth and
Chestnut streets. The man was "A years old
and had been employed for a number Of
years as a stableman for the yeast com
pany. His feilow-wOrkmcn say that he
WAS always cheerful. and they assign no
reason for his action
Pinkers body VAS found hanging to the
raft.rs under the iron stairway in the sta
bic by Joseph DoDohue, who cut IL Down
and then FASTENED after a physician The
physician said that the man had been dead
Tor som, time The body WAS sent to the
mOrSUe and later TO Hinker's home On
Clara avenue.
or Thursday Pinker renewed his insurance
policy. The agent called o. PinkeT 1t the
Stables where ne paid him the premium and
told him that he wanted his wife to take
ont a policy. lie instructed the agent 10
call on his wife at her home and write the
policy. The agent called at the Pinker
home yesterday morning and found that
Mrs Pinker had gone TO the mOTgue to
identify her husbands body.
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Sermons and sermon themes for tomorrow ar,
DELMAR, Delnar and rendIo,on; III. R.,a,.,s
fbe World eirs5 591n Hse ,PtastoT.n = o.
Car1st" BY Doctor @. J. Johnson: no evening
srend A FTowels TastSr-servics- a.. ' ,I.,,-I
GRAND AVENUE. No 279l Grand, the T{rTer
~ Alvin Ciaxtcn, Pastor-se-vices rs usual.
INyANIAL. Gates and Hamilton. ;ra Re,,r- NJ,
teri41ics Of the Way. p. m. . J. service
LAFAYETTE PARK. Ia ye.te and aI.ssfssir,-i.
Services as usual
Second, Bosumen. ara Locust: the Reverend
The Divine Law Of Production" by Alien r
bGEns. Lnl,gsTsiiy u ci.c.go; s.g .. H..
TAILOR AvI:NEa. No. 1..c North Taylor: the
csFiss vistaTv r Sa B-pth s's5 P l a. raF. an.
able o! he Sos,er.''
TI H1. SFaPa qad wssL'qFtan TIE Reverend
MATER TOWER; Grand and F1orissan,: ,se
wat. job Knew ,, m. TIE Nigh Of
". o. Lewls. Pastor-s~Tyiocs as usual
cA sIs,G N \ j, fc5e'f and [!rinia the Roy
TOWER GROVE No. 49, y 1rr-r}.. tie T,a,ar.,f
Menta Sturgeon. Pas;or-SeI. ices a. rle'taI
FIRST tGerTaul. No ar2a gauscherharh: The
Reverend OTTO hoeng, past3r-seryices IS
JEFFERSON AVENUE German. No, ZIG, South
Services usual
RUSSELL AVENUE. No. i0O2 Russell: the Rev
erend Frank Horton. Fastor-Se-yices as usual.
Christian.
BEUI.AH. Mar"us and Hauuett. the Reverend
W. A Moore, Rast1r-S9rgiges as usual.
CARONpELET: the Reverend Il : Marshall
Pastor-Services as usual
CENTRAL. Finnev near G'ar1. the Reverend
Baxter Waters. pasrgf-IFr-r,.-- 81. rs.1l.
gal; Christian Endeayl.r at 6:i5 =. ~.
0>GPTON HEIGHTS. California and St Vim
k:ent: tho Reyerened 5. Is. Moore. FEstor-Srrr-
Ices usual.
FIRST. Locust near Compton: the Reverend F.
9. ramon. Pastor-LsUal morning and even
Ing services.
FOURTH. No 1901 reryos-: the Reverend Z. T.
Mcfarland. fastpr-SeTvices IS usual.
FIFTH, No 1881 South Seventh: the Reverend
W +. Hamsua. PastoI-ll q. m. no; My
VIII. but Thine, Il Donc''s p. m, 'C0nye.-
MOUNT CABANNE. Kings HIGHWAY and Nor
gan: the Reverend Doctor II. r. DUNCAN, Pas
tcr-SeryiCes as usual.
SECOND. Eleventh and Tyler W. Davies Pitt
man Pastor--ofviC-s as usual.
SLAEDO. Tuxedo Park: ne Reverend ID, y. GIL
ieite. PaStoT-AiI 7lins T. tn" Storm
evening. The Testimony OF Ex1eli,nc..''
WEST END. Plymouth and Hamilton: the Rev
sietd %. A. bartholomew. fast0r-SeTNiCcs as
Congregational
| CENTRAL, Newstsad and DeIinar. tho Reverend
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ELECTRIC MAIL SERVICE.
Plan Ia Extend II in st. Iouis
County is Prepared.

W. G. Hickman, Assistant Supcrin;end-
ent Of the Railway Mail Service In Wash
ington. u. -. visited Doctor VI. W. Caster.
Postmaster 1T Clayton. yesterday, for the
purpose of investigating the feasibility OF a
plan to- extend the electric mail car service
from -. Louis To tha! and other points in
81. Louis County. AIR. Hickman was ac-
Comran'ed To- Clayton by j. Harry Bracken,
Postmaster Baumhoff's private secretary.
Mr.. Hickman said that the Post Office
Department had been considering for some
tim. the plan of increasing ihe Citys sub
urban mail facilities. especially in the
kirkwood. No definite action WIFI be taken
how. yer, until ne makes a report 10 his SUI
p"rior officers at the national capital At
present the people Of Clayton have to de
pend on carrier mail service from Forsythe
junction to Clayton. distance of about
thee miles For year or nor. they have
been ciamcring for a more modern service.
AIR. Hickman viii RETURN To WASHINGTON IN
d few days.
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O'Fnllon; the Reverend NJ. 8. Brennan. Pastor
Mass 90 : S. s:IS and io:so q. M vespers
:. 80 T.
ST. LEO'S. Nullanphy and TwentT-thrd; the
Reverend J. II. HARRY, Pastor-Nass. $50. q,
$50 for children: . 80. with sermon; even
ting service. consisting Of rosary, sermon and
ifneiiction.
ST I.IBcRIJ,S'S tGiernanl, North Marke. and
8 AMI 10 a m resf-rs a; 2 80 p. m.
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL. CHAPEIa Nswstesd
and Maryland the ltrNererd r =. O'Reiliy.
2. m.
ST MALACHY'S, Clark and Ewing; the Rev
erend Charles Ziesler. Pastor-Mass. 90. :, SO
and l):s3 a IN. ; vesuer-. 1850 = m
ST MARK EVANGELIST, Page and Academy:
the Reverend Peter J. o. ourke. fistor-Aass
6..si 30 and 1880 a. m.
ST MARY'S CGerrpau,. Third AMI Gratiot; tn.
Reverend W F,-~lsr PastOr-Mass u and
10 a m. Sunday s'hool Al p tn, oen-dict.Un
at p
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HEROINE OF MAFEKING.
Enthusiastic Reception 10 Lady
Sarah Wilson in London.

London. July 21.-AmonS the arrivals from
South Africa to-day We're the Duke Of
Marlborough and Lady Sarah Wilson. They
were met a; the docks al Southampton by
COnsuslo Duchess of MARLBOROUGH ,nee
Vanderbilt and Lady Georgiana Curzon
\ large crowd awaited the party at Water
loo Station and heartily CheereG the hero
inc Of MafekirS.
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TWO UNlUCKY RAG BUYERS.
Didn't Have a $50 License and Got
Into the Webster Jail.


This familiar and discordant cry WAS pen
Grating every nook and Granny in Webster
Groves yesterday. until the strong hand Of
Marshal Mace eripped the shoulders of the
urfortunat- raguicRrr>, and notified them
that the town maintained a so lax on the
business.
The intelligence was a stdsgcTer to the
buyers Of raEs-JUliuS kOrenblnm and J0-
5, on kureuhlum of NJ. .UlS North tenth
street The former could only eXclaim in
ms confusion, 'On, Gimni. eef / hat 50
much mOnecs L would go back 10 de Old
country"
7 ne Two men were locked TAP in the Web
stcr jail pending examination. Here they
were bcmoaning their ilI-luck all afternoon.
Webster maintains a prohibljive license
on ragnickers because their cries do not
suit the aesthetic ears OF the citizens. The
fine f0- doing business without a license is
no. more than so and not less than s..
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LaddOnia. No. July 27.-The tenth annual
Epworth League Convention of this 1,he
Hannibal GistT!c; is I'm session in this citv
The following pastors are attending: The
Reverend MsSsrs. l.. j. IlIX OF Mexico l. r.
LuslI Of Noberly. Ives Chatter of Vanlalia.
Nogt Of Bowling Green, Robinson of Louisi
ana. McAlien OF West Hartford. =. D. Ken
dali of Macon. with the Reverend Doctor
T.. II. Poland Presiding Elder.
\ number of prominent League workers
arc also in attendance.
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Hoit County Teachers. In.titute.

EtFIT BItIC sTEIIAF4.
Oregon, Mo. July G.-The Holt County
Teachers Institute is in session at Oregon
Mo. County Commissioner j. l. CrOSen is
the conductor. He is ably assisted by
Mcss-s. W. W. Gallaher and c. J. Nc
Kinney. There are about 100 enthusiasts
teachers enrolled.
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jefferson city. Mo, July Ex-Governor
Stephens to-day issued military commits
sions to- the following:
James 7. Moran and willard l.. Coe.
brevet Second Lieutenant, y. @. NJ, with
rank from July 10. 1Suo.
Clay &. Macdonald. Major Fourth Reei-
mont Infantry. with rank from July l: 1850
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Old Ex-COnfederatc Dead.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Monroe City, Mo. July 27.-Jacob Rouse
father of W. A. Rouse editor of the Mon,
roe City Democrat. ia acad. He was a val
usd citizen and an sx-Confsdeysts
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.Jc to RI.5O ExcurSfop

Via Big Four Sunday. july g. 10 Nation,
Iitchfield. Hiiisboro. Bunker fIiH Pana
ShelbyVilla and way stations. Special train
viii leave Union Station So a. m.
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Miss frankie Hati1a-
way, of Sixteenth Street,
Holland, Mich, says

Holland, Mich, says
- am twenty one
wears old. At sixteen I
was pale and weak. BY
the time | was nineteen
years old l was SO weak I
could not walk across the
floor. l was terribly ema-
ciated and my skin had
lost all color. The doctor
pronounced the disease
Anamia. Being advised
to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, I
bought a box, and before
] had taken ali of the pills
found that they were doing
me good. Appetite in
creased and the healthy
color began to show in my
cheeks and lips. l con-
tinued 20 use the pills
until l found myself per
manently cured. Since
then 1 have had no return
of my old trouble. I
know that DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People
saved my life, and l be-
Eeve that no other medi-
cine could have done it"
Prom OitGuG Times,
Holland, Nich-
Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are sold by all drug
gists or direct from the DE-
Williams Medicine Co., s,chcn-
ectady. V. y, postpaid on re-
ceipt OF price, 6oc. per box, Fix
boxes s2.51.
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CHURCH NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Christian Assembly, the Rayerend
A E. Nelson. pastor. has arranged to have
special Christian EnGeavor Installation
service Tomorrow evening. It will be con-
Quoted by Messrs Charles A. Forso. L. c.
Speer and Alex. Fyfe of the Central Divi-
sion of the 81. Louis Christian f2ndeaYor
Union The officers TO be Installed are: II.
/ A Ph.pPs, president; Fred Rates, vice pres
Nent; Miss Maud Harris. recording se,re-
ny; y. Z. Rockefeller. treasurer; Mis-
Edith Benedict. corresponding secretary:
Miss Mary Hates, chairman Lockout Com
Tnittee; Miss Sigus Anderson. chairman
Sunday School Committee ). S IRVINE.
chairman Social Committee.
Thomas Miller and Misses LA and Bertha
Gieaeker Will sing n the mass meeting ~
the Central e. = Division, To uc hello It
the Central Christian Church next TusSiey
evening. The general song service VIII De
led By r. o. Bolt
Thers Will t-e an organ recital By William
NJ. Jenkins, orgsnist. at t.e Emanuel tpi'-
copal Church. Old Orchard, tomorrow
evening. beginning promptly at O'Clock.
Nothing hut church music VIII % rendered.
The young ladies II Hyde PARK Conero-
Cat.o1al Church VIII give social and SUD
PARK, - ~
The Reverend r. ". Mason. pastor Of 1..e
Presbyterian Church at DE Soto. No. viii
supply the Cc;e BrilLartc p-calgteriar
Church of the city n August This time
was given the Reverend NJ. Mason far w.
cation purposes, out. instead. he has chosen
10 donate mis- services % help ont She i.c.-
ereud Mr.. Campbell. who is East with his
invalid wife
The Reverend c F E;laiEdel 81 this city
viii conduct services at taa Episcuilat
Church at Portland, A;o.. Tomorrow.
fTi-so:'s famous paintings VIII be shown
Hhrouzh a stereoDticon az the Jennings NJ.
q. Church tonight
The Reverend Frank Foster viii depart
next TUESDAY for Boston. New Mexico,
where he will spend the major part e his
vacation lie expects TO be gone Tor a week
or more in Colorado.
The Reverend W. ". Newell pastor II
Compton Hill CONGREGATIONAL Church. VIII
depart Monday for Lake Superior and Lake
Ninnetonka. where his vacation viii be
spent. He Will not return until September.
The Church OF God, the Reverend Il X.
Spiher pastor, viii hold its annual Sunday
school picnic at grounds 80. 2, Forest Park,
next Wednesday, August /.
The Curby Memorial Presbyterian Church
and Its two Sunday schools VIII hold their
2 chic to-day at the GTsvOis Park.
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Ec,cmn-No Cure No Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money X
Pea Ointment fails TO cure you. " Cts
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Ring WOrm-No Cure. No Pay,
Your druggist will refund ycur money IL
Rs.xo Ointment fails to cure you. 50 cts
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Thomas Miller and Misses liza and Bertha
Gie=pksr Will sing NJ the mass meeting ~
the Central G. J.. Division, 10 70" hello It
the Central Christian Church next Iussi.'y
evening. The general song service VIII De
led By X. q. Bolt.
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Military Commissions issued.

Your druggist vii! refund your money
Pazo Ointment fails TO cure you. 20 cts
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Them VIII be an organ recital By William
NJ. Jenkins, Organist. at the Emanuel tNlN-
copal Church. Old Orchard. tomorrow
evening. beginning promptly at O'Clock.
Nothing but church music VIII be rendered.
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The Reverend Frank Foster win depart
next Tuesdav for Boston. New Mexico,
where he will spend the major part e his
vacation lie expects TO be gone Tor week
or more In Colorado.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.


sermons and sermon themes for to--oor-r,~ q.
as follows. Az" 81
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The young ladies of Hyde PARK ConGre-
Eat'ooal Church VII give : social and SUD
per this afternoon and evening - D.ta.i1n
Park
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The Reverend {. F. E;laiEdcll 81 this city
Will conduct services at tac Episcopal
Church at Portland. 40. Tomorrow.
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fTi-sc:'s famous paintings VIII be shown
throuEh a stereoDticon at the Jennings NJ.
Z. Church tonight
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Tho Reverend ". " Newell. pastor II
Compton Hill CouGre2a:ionai Church. VIII
depart Monday for Lake Superior and Lake
Niunetonka. where his vacation VIII be
spent. He Will not return until September.
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The Church OF Cod, the Reverend Il X.
Spiher pastor. viii hold It's annual Sunday
school picnic at grounds Sc. = Forest Park,
next Wednesday, August /.
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The Curby Memorial Presbyterian Church
ana ITS two Sunday schools VIII hold ;h"il
2 chic to-day at the GTav0is Park.
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Reverend y. NJ LanRtry. P.lstor-Morn!n, an.
sS-i!ns the Reverend Doctor Leslie Ais
ISM. p. IN. Saving Faith
CAAIItoNLEI-EI. dlis Michigan; the Reverend J.
IL Gauss. Psstor-SerT1Ces az usual -
CENTRAL tSouthl Lucas aad Garrison. tho
reverend A T. Carr, PsstGr-Services as usual
COTE BRllIiANTE, Marcus and I.abadIa. ~,
Heysreal II. NJ. campbell. Pastor~,'ae ,:e,.ar ,
80, 80; Il a. topper Of Kansas Will preach morn
CJL,EY MEMORIAL I'tah and Texas; the T.,,-
TIE Filing Of Great Vacancy; 80 p i.s
cHkL -.1. OF THE COVENANT. No. gp
'gl.s = CI.sia' the Reverend F T. conRor. Pas
So . ~ a usual
COOK AVENUE ,South) Cook and Sarah. IN.
Rove ' er@nd Doctor " q. CORN. Pastor-Services
GRACE. Ridge and blackstone: III, Ravs,a,d
9. Laetis Pastor-k orning, The Hea:enlv
%-f,.'-tt evening. The Decepiiyeness os
GRAND AVENUE, Csouth,. Grand ,na Washing
leg. TIE Reverend Doctor J. +. Cannon. Pastor
services as usual
Gland AVENUE Ct. PD. Grand and For-s,
tasto.--Serviccs as usual.
L. TaS 81, and sarah; the Reverend
l-eTeteud George Z. Eddy: no evening r@r,i-.'
fli.SI O. p, Hewstead and Mcrgan-seryices
FIRST German. Tenth md I,,,t,-.-. ,t, r,-...-
'nI y &. Nessier. rastor-Services as usual
LAI \ Eti,E PARK, Albion and Missouri: the
m. and ? m. baptism ard the Lords supper
II. \ t:Ni =: Prairie and Lee: the Reverend
-4...'F N5t-iI4"f' fsstoF-Seryices as usual.
L ,-S; Az t;Nt. .'int-riaadl, Lucas and
manning the Reverend Doctor 3 L Fuller
tn. Pdsto-- Morning. Privilege and SsTrice's:
evening service.
Mct--t SLAM AVENUE. Benton, the Reverend
= y Euoi. Su2ply--Norning. The Christians
Cont SIS
Ml-Apl.iAL TABERNACLE, Fifteenth and Carr.
NE I,eyereni Doctor II. NasiH Pastor-Serv-
ices I:4t
MEEA5d' STREET MISSION Menari and
5uila' the Reverend Charles SteIzle Pastor-
Services Usliai
NORTH Eleventh and Chambers: the Reverend
=. - IA tefle. Pastor Services a. usual
Services usual
oah I'LL, Bent and Humphrey: the Reverend
X Leland. Pastors p m, "A Chosen
iErii.b tSoutht. No. SIS North Eleventh; the
i..stiend Doctor J. NJ Spencer, Pastor-Serv-
RAYMOND PLACE Cumberland Kings High
way ana tabsl:,-' 49, Reverend Taylor Rer-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28

The Reverend r. ". Mason. pastor OF 1:e
Presbyterian Church at DE Soto, No. viii
supply the CCse BrilllG-c f-cal. terrain
Church of The city n August This time
was Etven Tic RsNe-era NJ. Mac-n l.- "
The oasis., 1900-02-03

"Wednesday evening Colonel J. IL. V oodard returned to his home iu Cincinnati, Ohio. He expects to re- turn in March with party of friends who are interested with him in the Santa Rita Consolidated Mining Co.,, and other investments ln the vicinity. With the party will be Hon. Tildeu R. French, treasurer of Hamilton county.
 Mr. Geo B. Marsh, manager of the Nogales opera rouse. has arranged with the manager thereof to include Nogales in the Crawford circuit, which conducts throughout the coun try sterling dramatic companies of real merit, each of which will play au at Nngales in it's turn. Mir. Marsh intends to cater to the amusement loving public nf Nnpa es in the most thorough manner and his efforts to please are deserving of d liberal patronage.