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Christian Science

Church Of Christ. Scientist. holds service
in its church edifice at 224 East Third
South street as follows: Sunday school
al 10 q. m; church services at II a. m
subject, God the only Cause and Crea-
tor Each Wednesday evening a meeting
Is held to listen 20 the testimony of the
healing OF sickness and sin. Free reading
room open daily from 10 a. N. TO 5 D. m
also in the evening on the ground floor
Of the ManitOu building. All are invited
to these meetings.
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Y. III. c. A.

Y. NJ c, A-Coner Main and First
South streets, young mems meeting today
at p. m, addressed by DR.. T. V Sill
YER president of the association. The
quartette viii sing. All men are cordially
invited Mems Bible Study club meets at
p. m. This class Is by Rev. Richard
Wake and all men are invited TO particle
pate IN the discussion OF the topics. DIT.
national Sunday School lesson meefS
every Saturday at ( D N. and all teach
ers and others interested in the study of
these lessons are invited.
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The next issue will show a change in
the management Warren Paul having
succeeded Joseph Richards as editOr-in-
chief and Burgess Young having resigned
as assistant editor.
q g g
Several classes in parliamentary law
are being formed. made up of students
from the classes in civics
. ., .
Herman Wismar is out of school on
account of sprained ankle, received in
a runaway accident.
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Ella Folsom has left school on account
Of III health, but expects to return next
year.
. &. e,
The school is looking forward with in
terest TO the Thanksgiving football con-
test with East Denver high school They
expect TO give their opponents a harder
-@--a than that of last year but as the
Denver team has been lining up for reelI-
lar practice with the D. A. g. it will
probably take all the cunning of the team
and Mr. Callahan to bring the Red anu
Black out on top.
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Branch Normal Notes.

JUDI G c. Goodwin addressed the
school Wednesday morning, taking as his
topic the Hall of Fame Tece = " added
to Columbia uniVersity-the idea of Helen
Gold. The mornings programme con-
Guided with sole by Mrs. Andrews, For
All Eternity" with a violin oblgato by
Mrs. Esther Allen. The Maiden's Song
was given as an encore. the accompani-
ments being played by Miss CAM. Among
the visitors were NJ r. Walker and Pres
ident +. W. Wilson. of the school board
The enrolment of the school is now 75S
. .
The Red and Black appeared last week.
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First Baptist Church-Corner Second
West and Second South. Rev h &. Steel
man, pastor. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev.
Richard Wake, and q Il $50 p. m. Deacon
". W. Randolph Will preach. Sunday
school at fZ:15s s. J. =. L. meeting At
$50 Wednesday evening service at 7:30.
TEs " est Side chSgcbes viii unite On
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First Presbyterian Chgrch--Corner of
Second East and Second South streets.
Re-. W N. Paden, D. u, pastor; Rev.
Henry w Bloch, assistant. Morning ser
vice al II O'Clock: Sunday school at 1886;
Young People meeting at 6;45i evening
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Jealous Advocates

Says Dr. Bennett. "Of Electrical Treat.
Be Found in Every City and Hamlet 70
the Couptry-My Belt Has Cured 1905
Weak Men and Women, Who Gladly L1-
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The Doctor Says His Success Has CaHe1
Forth Many Worthless limitations 5Ha
Warns You Against Them
Electricity. as applied Dv ny Electric
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Universal Brotherhnod-

Universal Observation-Disclosures
society in America international Brother
hood LeagUeD Lodge No. 81, room AS
Dooly block. Meeting at p. m. l. B. L.
meeting on " Wednesday at p. m The
library open at these meetings for the
welcome.
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structed from Washington that he can
not prevent the japanese from entering
the United States if they are otherwise
qualified.
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THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

, SALT LAKE
= Z n II r s d and Saturday
> Nights-''The Dukes Hest
> or"
? thursday misunderstanding" <
? Friday NATURALIZATION"
= Saturday Matinee--Hamlet.
= GRAND
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
? and Wednesday Matinee
= The Fast Mail
thursday. Friday and Satur- (
> day, with Mstinees Thurs
> day and Saturday-''The I
? Bell Boy"
= = = = =
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swedish Lutheran Church-COrner Sec
ond South and Fourth Feast streets. Ser
vices today at 1890 a. IN. and 80 %. M
thanksgiving day at S D. m Will be a
basket social with literary programme.
+. Z. AsIeV, pastor.
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EdSL side Baptist Church-COrner of
Third South and Seventh Easf streets
regular preaching service at II a. m. and
80 T. m, with sermon by Rev ] &
andrews. sabbath school at I2.15 ana
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m: PRAYER
meeting on Wednesday. s p. m. Strang-
tIS are cordially welcomed and invited to
all of the services
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Norwegian Lutheran Church.-Fourth
EaSt, between Fourth and Fifth South
a. m. SUNDAY school at 9:45 a. m. No
services IN evening Rev. J. Reini pastor
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central Christian ChUrch.-Corner Third
East and Fourth South streets. Rev. W
h Bagby. pastor Sunday school at 9.45
a. m; y z ) 9. z. $50 p. m; preaching
at il a M and $50 D ~. Morning sub
Ject The Golden Secret evening
Martin Luther" Special music under the
direction of Miss Alice Kidwell at both
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Tonight and Tomorrow Night

and each day and night during this
week you can get at any druggistis
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to be the most
successful remedy ever sold for Coughs
Group, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Asthma and Consumption. Get a bot,
tie today and keep it always in the
house, so you can check your cold en-
once. Price, 25c. and soc. Sample bot
tie free. For sale by Godbe-Pit Drug
company, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Reorranized Church

Reorgauized Church of Iatter-dav
Saints, 22S East Second South-Preaching
at II a m and p. m Scandinavian ser
tend.
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Lutheran

German Lutheran.-Swedish Lutheran
chOrch1 corner Second South and Fourth
East Sunday school at D. m: Services
at ) p. m. Rev J. Graebner pastor Pos
1dence, 400 South Fourth East.
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AT CHRIsTENsENs.
LIFE LINE COSTS $4,000.

Thanksgiving matinee and grand ball
at and $50 p. m. Enlarged orchestra.
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Heb School Notes

Professor Chase Of the Agricultural col
lege was a visitor at the Normal this
week.
o
PRINCIPAL Clark lectures before the
County Teachers association next Thurs
day on the Meaning of Grammatical
Constructions"
. - g
Mr. Upton has conducted chapel ser
vices this week. His talks on the aims
of Life" have been very interesting. The
public lecture course begins Saturday.
December l. Principal Clark opens the
services with a lecture on the Growth
of the English Language"
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Baptist.

service at I;f5- Steats are free at all scr
wees and the public cordially invited
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the Salt Lake thatre. TIL
on Friday, Dec. :. Inc benes.
. q a o.
The Dukes Jester NH
Warde is making his princins, ,saarii,l
season as was presented by bi,Ip pay hi,
Lake when here in the sbrin MN In Ss,.
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Conversational.

First Congregational Church--COrner
nf First South and Fourth East. Rev.
Clarence 7. Brown, pastor. Public wOr-
shin al II a m, sermon by the pastor
Subject. The Attraction and RepuIsion
al Religion Sunday school at 1890;
Sunior Endeavor, 4:15; Young Peoples
Aeeting Sis; Bible study class and pray
= DlaeTfng. Wednesday, 8 p. N.
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man The vitaliH75
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25

Plymouth Congregational Church
Third North near First West. Rev +, z.
Bigelow. pastor. Services, 9:45, Bible
school 7.I5 Christian EndeaVOr; D. m,
eDecfaI THANKSGIVING praiSe service.
Music by the choir of First Congregations
an church. Mrs. Jolly, soprano: Miss
Stuart, alto, Mr. Gilbert, tenor; Mr.. Nc
Donald bassO Ali re welcome.
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Thanksgiving day and hold services at II
a. m, at the First Baptist church.
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Truth Center.-WiI hold services again
today at II a. m a Madame Helen Thies-
sens parlOrs 3Q2 Constitution building
Everybody welcome. Topic will be, The
Universal tndertoneT
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Ilin NJ. L., Church-Corner OF Ninth
East and First South. Joel 4. Smith,
pastor "By Whom Shall Jacob Arise
is The subject of the pastors address at II
nagarie,' the subject of tonights talk
ait 1.3o All invited
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Burlington Chapel-Corner Indiana ave-
r. and Navajo street Preaching at II
a. m. and I;30 p. m; Sunday school at
S-15 p. m; Friday evening service at $50
Rio Grande Chapel-SeC0nd South, be
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at $50 D. m
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CAll notices for this column must be
handed in before g p. NJ. Saturday,
Episcopal.
ST. Marks Cathedral-Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard, $ T. d, bishop: Very Rev.
James B. Eddie. 3. D., dean. Sunday
next before Aovent. Nov. .. "a m. boIy-
communion; 9.45, Sunday school IL
morning prayer and sermon, The PreC-
ious Things of the Lasting HillS.' Offer
IOTy solo by Miss Davis; 2.30. Calvary
branch Sunday school. Taggert's hall
6 B street near near o; $40. the deans adult
dress. The Struggle for Life The pub
lie IS cordially invited 10 attend the ser
vices. All seats free,
St. PauTs Church.-Nain and Fourth
South streets Rev. Ellis RiShop rector
No. o. es,,D3a1r ,,aD-r hefora Advent
q. m, holy communion, 9:t5 a, m, Sunday
school, IL "a. m, morning prayer and ser
Professor Marshall, 80 p. m, evening
prayer and sermon. Tuesday, Nov. %.
p m. Ladies' Euiid meets in guild room;
Thursday, Nov % a. m, holy commun-
ion II a. m, morning prayer Friday,
Nov. 30. St. Andrews day, Il a. m,
or and address; s p, m, Sunday school
teachers in rectOry study. Saturday,
Dec. I, 7:S0 p. m, Boys club in club room,
115 East First South street,
St Marks Hospital Chapei.-sunday
ST. Andrew day, holy communion, 100
"A. M ualtE evening pray cts OLD Kew -.
Douglas rs allace, vicar
St PauTs Associate 1Iission.-Rector,
Rev, Ellis Bishop; associate, Rev. r
Stanton SJTiHEfellow. Nov. -, Sunday
next before Advent.
St. Peters Chapel.-Fifth North and
Fifth West streets. $50 D. IN, Sunday
school; 4:30 p m, evening prayer and
sermon.
st. Johns Chapel.--Perkin's addition.
3 p. m. Sunday school.
St Andrews CAiurray) Closed
for the present on account of smallpox. /
Mil Creek AIission.-WiUard school
house $3.50 D. m, evening prayer and
sermon.
Epiphany Chapel. Provo.-u a. m
morning prayer and sermon; p. NJ /
evening prayer and sermon.
Methodist.
Tiff NJ e., Church.-Corner OF Ninth 4
East and First South. Joel a Smith /
pastor 10y Whom Shall Jacob AriseZ-- /
is The subject of the pastors address al II /
O'Clock this morning. An CuCiCau Me
nagarie" the subject of tOnights talk /
at 30 All invited.
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St Peters Chapel.-Fifth North and
Fifth West streets. $50 D. IN, Sunday
school; 4:3O 2. M evening prayer and
sermon.
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St Marks Hospital Chapei.-Sunday
next before Advent. Holy communion,
go a. M; evening service, els. Friday,
St Andrews day, holy communion. 7:30
"a m: daily evening prayer, els Rev d
Douglas Is aIlace, vicar.
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St Pauls Associate MiSSion.-ReCtor,
Rev. Ellis Bishop; associate, Rev. r,
Stanton StTiHgfellOw. Nov %, Sunday
next before Advent.
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See Mehesy the Furrier
for furs. Knutsford.
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St Johns ChapeL-Perzin's addition.
p m, Sunday school.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS,

(Au notices for this column must be
handed in before g D. N. Saturday,
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st. Andrews Mission Aiurray.) Closed
for the present on account of smallpox.
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Methodist

Epiphanys Chapel. Provo.-u a. m
morning prayer and Sermon p. NJ.
evening prayer and sermon.
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III ;. +: 8: :: :: !: 8: =: !:
- - great Lheatre-going pub
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Mil Creek Mission.-WiIIard school
house 1880 .. m, evening prayer and
sermon.
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The teachers al the Hamilton school are
enjoying discussions of Miss Godbe s
work at the institute. held on Wednesday
at the Hamilton school.
. q .
Trustee A G. Giauque Of the board OF
New-York tribune., 1900-06-24
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. June % (speciaD-Brokers' re-
ports Of conditions in the local print cloth market
are a repetition of what they have been giving out
for the last ten weeks There is absolutely no
change and little prospect of immediate relief from
the depression that has existed much longer than
expected. There practically no trading
during the week. The sales did not exceed 1900
pieces and may not have reached that figure
Prices are demoralzed, and it is believed that If
forced sales were brought about to-day they would
not obtain a higher figure than 2s cents.
The members of the Selling Committee are
anxously waiting for something to turn up, and
they are now pretty nearly convinced that II trad
ing is done TO any extent II must be on q basis
lower than the present Still they yet
ready TO make any reduction to bring about a de-
mand. Some are Of the opinion that there will bo
business after July 4. There have been many
rumors OF action on the part of manufacturers
but it may be said with authority that there has
been no agreement as to future transactions. ex-
cept that they will continae waiting for a few
weeks longer II is hard - tell just what buyers
think the price should be, and the syndicate quota
ton OF Sh cents for regulars still holds good.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-24

Mrs H Newkrk Miss S..A Am% %r. NeEHIFE E6beE;
Ma M Mr. MSFrs Snd Mrs Mye pe5n Es
G. NJ. Dana, E. D. Jones. Mrs. D; McMahon MIS- MIS-.
Mrs 6 f. Beebie, Mrs. MarneIl sayer and A.
ArchdaieGMrs A. Goodenough Miss Good
enough. Mrs w. b. Orcutt and Miss Daisy Orcutt
Binsham-John Ewing, G. B. Good; A. wilson
'tsofa5, cordova-rheodore Thatcher.
Edison-G Baker.
HHSYas9aePJR SUP s Rdrra apa + KIRBY and NJ H
'cs1i Iroquois-T J. Donohue Miss Donohue and Louis
Mount Mount vernon-E. C. Crckerford and H. J.
Marsden-Thomas Mcclenwick
Majestic-F NJ Hardenbrook Mrs E. Foster
Mrs. A, Huber. F. r. Kaldenberg and Mr.. and Mrs
New-York Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. B. 7. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs J, c. Jones and Frank Haskley.
Ptney-A. Lee, w G. Gascone and j. s. Col
Richmond-Mrs f. NJ Weston J. R. Anneus
Mrs e. E. Pressman and Mrs H. Pressman.
Rossmore-Mrs. L, II. Lynde, Joseph Grossly and
Seaside House-c. Banks. George Otis. Mr.. and
Mrs l. Elgoffer s ~ Pa Patton Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs
P. J. Koonz and Miss c. A. Koonz. r,-..
stratford-Count Staples, George D. Freestone
WiltshiTe-James Hough. W. Epaham E. s Ed
Brookhurst-Mss Edna B. Williams and Miss
Bleak House@c McDevitt. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Camel Samuel Isaae9s, Miss NJ IsaacS,, George George
II. ROthschild r. j.
P. Cramm, A. Cunningham. Miss A. Isaacs and C.
,Chalfonte-M. J. powley, Mr.; and Mrs; NJ. Wall
Mrs A. sehqf n Brewer and George Marshall r
Weaver f. I. Harding D. Rehent and Victor
IgIesworth-Mr. and Mrs. H. Meikel. Miss II f.
Nickel. Bernard Henry Harry Lissauer. w w
NJ. Rau, o. Moses. Francis Crawford. Miss Gram
ford, Mrs G. Lasker Morton Lasker M BaTten-
dale, Alfred Elwany. S. Goodfriend, F. A Adams
Fs9r F T4n Paa anS T4ase Mfs S H0Tard Gha
Little Brighton-J. Barfeld.
bury, Miss Belle Draff1n. T. p Coakley and Miss
Norwood-Mr. and Mrs. F. J. shellenburg.
Ra9Sc e Tborsn and Mrs koch M9T 9H5 ME- e
Revere-Miss Read
senate-Mrs. James Burkard and Miss Mary
scarborough-Miss Irma FRANKIE and E. G. Gar
shelburne-Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Gomez William
Noyi, the Misses Steward Mrs. A. A Knight and
wetherilI- Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Roberts, E. B.
Kenderton-Mr. and Mrs. S D. Jackson and Mr..
Arlngton,Mr- and Mrs. Howard NJ. Davis, E. S.
Ane,6qrase7THaTrS 6, Wnlets. 49,, -,,.
Ernott, T. Higgins, c. l.. Smith, c. NJ. Lord and
De Vilie--Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Burns. Miss J. De
Westminster-Mrs Thomas H Bell. Miss Sadie
Belmont-Mrs. w. n. Foster and A. w Foster.
Irvington-James Thomas J. H. McHenry and
c. E. Tobey
Maatesta's-C. ]. Griffin, H. B. Graves and
New -England-A. E. Aarons and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. D. Hacjenburg
TaTlton-John Davis
Brexton-C. Dolp.
Lorafne-Mrs A P Whiting.
Lehman-Craig Hall. T. II. DAILY and H. II. Lloyd.
Lelande-Mrs. E. M. Townsend and Miss Cora
alisbury.
-Peham-B. F. Williams A. Lonsdale and B. H.
FarChild.
Pennhurst-Mr. and Mrs J. H Ludlow
Ralegh-Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Canavat.
Among the arrivals at the Palace Hotel to-day
were General Powell Clayton. Minister to Mexico,
and his party consisting Of Lieutenant and Mrs.
s. G. Jones. of West Point: Mr.. and Mrs. II l..
Remuel, and S. B. Reddng. of Little Rock, Ark.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-24

with Royal E. Robbins, then an importer Of
watches Later he admitted to partnership
in the business. and the firm of Robbins Apple
ton has continuously done business in the 1ewelry
district since 1851 1t was in that year that the firm
became practical owners of a small watch works
In Waltham, from which grew the present Ameri-
conducted by them ever since.
Mr. Appleton has at all times been a sincere sup
porter of the Republican party, although he never
was prevailed upon run for office. He jcined the
Union League Club in 1858. and has served as its
vice-president He is at present. or has been until
recently a member of the Metropolitan, Century
Grolier and other clubs and served as presi-
dent of the New-Engiand Society of New-York in
1878 and 1879. His sons. Francis r. and James w
Appleton, are connected with him in the business
Of the firm of Robbins & Appleton. Mr. Appleton s
summer home is at Ipswich, Mass. He Is still IN
possession of a fair degree of good health, and TO
his friends has expressed his admiration for the
ticket just nominated by the Republicans His city
home is at No. % East Thirty-siXth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-24
B. R. T. DECLINES FURTHER.
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN THE sTocK-IMAG1NA-
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On transactions of over $1,000 shares, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit stock made a further decline yes
terday to 5lA closing at t6ss, net loss for the
dag of 45s points. Bear traders active in the
stock, and considerable liquidation took place. Re
ports put out that the city would contest the
ten cent fare to Coney Island by Withdrawing the
Brooklyn Bridge privilege held by the com
pany. and rumors were heard of labor troubles on
the company's llnes-rumors which came from
bear imagnatons
The interests that fighting against the ten
cent Coney Island fare have gone to Albany to
make application to the Attorney General TO
have the charter of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company annulled on the ground that the COM
pany is charging illegal of fare in violation
of the General Surface Railroad act 1t is expected
that the application will be made day this
week probably tomorrow. If the Attorney Gen
eral moves the he WILL it is said, bring the
action before the Supreme Court of Kings County
IN Special Term. A decision against the company
would not force It into bankruptcy. and the chief
oFn91s of the property net getting out of their
stock because of all the current speculative at
tacks upon the COmpany's securities.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company per cent
bonds closed strong yesterday at 14