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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

Only Live from Five
to Nine Days.

THE Of ordinary Cough only live from five nine
days, but during life respiratory
making them unusually susceptible attack of the Of
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in1amed Pneumonia
Bronchitis or Consumption develops.
THERE is for Cough Cold becoming serious
Fos Honey Tar only the Cough but destroys the
and you perfectly why take other called cough
remedies which only deaden the effect of these and leave
halfcured.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20
Lutheran.

Grace Church, Thirteenth and Corco-
ran Streets northwest, Rev. J, Z. A
Doermann- pastoT-Divine service at II
a m and 80 2. m; pr aching by the
pastor; Sunday school. $50 a. IL; mid
week service, Thursday, 80 p n Seats
free
St Johns Church. r-and-a-haIf
Street. between c and D Streets south
west. Rev George Brodthage, pastor
Preaching. Il a m. Sunday school. $50
q. m; Luther League. $50 p. m Church
services will be held in the Sunday
school room prior to completion of their
new edifce--
ST. Marks Church. c Street, near
Twelfth Street sCuthwest-The pastor,
Rev John c Bowers. viii preach at Il
q N and 100 p m: Sunday school,
$3.50 q m; Luther League. Wednesday
evening, 80. All are welcome
Christ Church. New Jersey Avenue, be
tween II and y Streets northwestern
mon in the Norwegian language by Rev
BeTgesen. of Boston. at II o'clock a. N.
Georgetown Church. ThiTty-secoud and
@ Streets northwest. 5 BiiIheimer, pas
tor-Services morning and evening Of II
and 7:30- Sunday school, $50 a m; c z
service. $50 p. m, midweek prayer
-llt-ELLLlE- " ttlAlt-StlcA4s -5o p H.
Church OF the Reformation. PennsyI-
vania Avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev ". E. Parson. D. D, pastor
Services at Il a. m, with sermon by Rev
Charles Van Patton Young; Sunday
school at $3.50 a. n. All seats free.
St PauTs English Church, corner
Eleventh and H Streets northwest. Rev
T. ". Moot, pastor-Preaching by pastor
at Il a N. and 7:30 p. m; Sunday school.
$50 a. m; Christian Ende2voT Society,
6.45 D. m prayer meeting Thursday,
100 p. N. Seats free, strangers vel
come.
Luther Place Memorial Church,
Thomas Circle, Rev. J G. Butler, pastor
Services, with sermon by pastor, Il g.
n. and 7:30 p. n; Sunday school, $50
a m: Christian Endeavor Society, $50:
Junior Society, $50 p N; prayer meet
ing Thursday.
Keller Memorial Church, Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast, Rev.
&C. H Butler, pastoT-SeTvices, with
preaching by pastor. Il a. n. and 1870
D. m: Sunday school, $50 a. m; Y P
s. c E. $50 ?. N; Junior EndeavOr So
ciety, p m; meeting at Lutheran
Home for Aged, ; p. m; prayer meeting
Thursday.
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PRIZES FOR CHILDREN
Flower GROWERS
Result of Summer Garden
Work Announced.
BIG PICNIC TO CHEVY CHASE
Pictures for the Girls, and Bats, Balls,
and Catcher's Gloves for the Boys.
Addresses by Prof. Galloway and MI.
c. F. Weiler-The Judges

The award of prizes by the ladies OF
the Fruit and Flower Guild. and OF the
Civic Center to the most successful hor-
ticulturists among the children who
have been striving to make gardens this
summer, takes place at the pavilion at
Chevy Chase, at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Agricultural Department officials.
and the members Of the two societies
referred TO above. distributed several
hundred packages Of seeds to the chill
dTen who live in the vicinity Of the so
cial settlements of Neighborhood and
Noel houses in the early part OF the
summer. with instructions to MAKE the
vacant lots and waste places blossom DIS
the rose.
The results justified the experiment,
for hundreds Of little flower gardens
sprang UP in various parts of the city
which had produced in many cases moth
ing but weeds and bricks before.
Mr.. Clarence Smith and Mr.. H. W.
Lawson, of the Department OF Agri-
culture. were appointed as inspectors
and judges Of the excellence OF these
gardens. They have made number of
tours OF inspection, and viii announce
the winners this afternoon.
The prizes viii go to the ten most
successful competitors and will consist
principally Of tastefuIIy mounted pic
lures for the girls and bats. balls and
catching gloves to satisfy the boys.
The awarding Of the prizes is made
the occasion for a picnic. About $50
children boarded the cars for Chevy
Chase shortly after o'clock They
VIII be treated 20 ice cream and cake
furnished by the Flower Guild and the
Civic Center Dr.. Galloway, chief of
the bureau Of plant pathology Of the Az
riculturaI Department, and Mr. c. F
Weller. of Nefghobrhood house Will ad-
dress the children
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Other Services.

Aiilenlial Dawn meetings lundenouf-
nationaD-Bibie study, 100 D m: praise
and testimony Wednesday. 7.3g p. m. at
Society Temple Hall, Fifth and G Streets
northwest Fridays, 100 .. m, practical
and doct=inal Bible dfscourses at Haines'
Hall. Harrison and Monroe Streets, Ana
costa Services free.
Christadelphian, Washington EccIesia.
hall over National Capital Bank. BIG
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast. every
Sunday at f1-15 a. n subject, He that
Hath an Ear. Let Him Hear What the
Spirit Saith Unto the Church" All are
invited. No collection.
First Brethren Church, Twelfth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue southeast. ".
N Lyon, pastor-Preaching at II a. n.
and 100 p m; young peoples meeting
at 6:45 p. m; Bible school. 9:45: morn
ing theme, The Gospel Messenger; -
evening, Christian Discipleship" We'll
come to all
Friends Meeting ORTHODOXY. first and
&C Streets northeast-The Bible school
viii be reOpened, 9-45 a. N. Meetings
Tor worship at II a N, and Thursday.
100 p. n.
The Peoples Church, 423 G Street
noTthwest-Rev. Alex Ke.,t. pastor viii
at 1913 Everybody welcome
THE Chronological, Historical and
Prophetic AcCuracies Of the B BILE yer
sus the Fagaries OF Archae6Iogists.
Higher Critics. and Foolish Christians -
illustrations by diagrams and black
bO1rdJ Mr.. Butler Jacks will talk on
.siis subject in Confederate Hall tomor-
row afternoon at $50 O'Clock Clergy
men, Bible scholars. and students of his
tory especially invited No charge for
admittance-
The Eastern Question-Turkey and
China in Prophecy The King Of the
North Plants His Tabernacle at Jerusa-
lem-the Signal for Universal War and
the Worlds Ruin - The above viii be
the subject Of an address by MIR. J. s.
WashbUTn at the tent. corner of Nine
teenth and F Streets, northwest. Sunday
at 1:45 O'Clock; also week nights Four
squares from the White House. Penn
sylVania Avenue and Georg- -eown ears
Song service. 7-30. Come eCriy.
Wesleyan PentecostaI Church. Ninth
end D Streets northwest, Rev. c. How
ard Davis. pastor-Sunday school. 10 a.
m; preaching tomorrow by the -jastor
al II a N. and 1870 p. m; week night
services Tuesdays and Thursday. 1880
o'clock All invited
Evangelical Christian Scsence-At 3 p.
m, in the lecture room of the Halls OF
the Ancients. on New York Avenue, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets northwest. Dr. George BuekIcr
VIII deliver a sermon on the subject,
The Full Salvation" All invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20
FIRMNBSS shown Tn
THE STOCK MARKET
Important Changes Confined
to Few Issues.
ST. Paul REMAINS A LEADER
Speculative Sentiment Inclined to
HopefuIness-Growing Confidence in
Solution of Monetary ProbIem-Fav-
oIabIe Outlook From Every Quarter

NEW YORK. Sept 20--The Stock
Market showed considerable fTmuess
at the opening. but the more important
changes in prices were confined to com
paTatiyeIy few issues.
St. Paul continued the leader and ad-
vanced over a point There were further
dealings in the preferred stock at a gain
of nearly per cent Canadian Pacific
was also a prominent feature. rising over
! per cent soon after the opening The
heavy gains in earnings reported by the
company, and the expectations of in
creased profits from land sales this year
are Influences stimulating an aCcumula-
ton Of the stock.
TT-1n Pacific improved fTactioually
be- me Observers thought the buying
special Significance the industrial
i not without some attractions
States Leather stocks were
on larger dealings than for some
tin. Rubber stocks reflected the pro
gress making IN the rehabilitation Of
the company's finances
Consolidated Gas opened UP over a
point After the first twenty minutes
Great Northern preferred, On light sales,
scored gain Of over / per cent The
speculative sentiment is inclined TO
hopefulness because of growing conf
dence IN the solution o. the monetary
problem
Governments unchanged.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
WASHINGTON CHURCHES

evening service; Sunday school al 9-.V j.
n; Christian EndeavOT. p. m; mid
week evening service. Thursday, I'D
o'clock. with lecture. Strangers coTdl-
ally invited 10 all the services
Fourth ChUrCn Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev. Joseph
T. Kelly. D. D.. pastOT-Sdbbath school,
$50 q. m; morning worship. II a. m,
reaching by the pastor; Christian En-
1eavor Society. : p. M; Thursday, p
H.. meeting for prayer and Bible study
Strangers are cordially invited 10 all
services.
Metropolitan Church Fourth and B
Streets southeast, Rev. G. y. Luccock,
D. D. pastor-Sunday school, g-30 a. N.
preaching Il a. m. by the pastor; Senior
Christian EndeayoT, n. m; subject OF
morning sermon Il Man, q Minister,
and a Martyr"
Gurley Memorial Church. Florida Ave
nue.. between Sixth and seventh Streets
northwestern. !. Russell FeTbTycke,
pastOr-MCTning service, Il o'clock;
evening service, o'clock All are cor
daily invited to these services.
bethany Chapel, corner Thirteenth and
c Streets northwest. David A Reed, pas
toT-Preaching at p. N. by Rev
Thomas Gordon D. d, Christian Ea-
deavor, : p. m; Sunday school, 3 p m;
no morning service; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at I:4J. All are cor
daily invited
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full notice later; Rev. DR.. 0. P Clifford,
Of EulLaLn viii rreach he sa-maL-
Continued from Fifth Page.)

full notice later, Rev. Dr. o. 2 Clifford,
Of Buffalo viii preach the seTmor-
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor z. Hez Sven explains How q
Smart Woman Made Another Smart
Woman Pay Four Dollars for Her
Luncheon Sunday night, S o'clock;
preaching, Il a n Free pews- All in
vited. Sunday school, $50 q n, AMI
B. !. P L. p. m; prayer and social
service. Thursday. S 2 m
Centennial Church, Eighth Street. be
tween F and G Streets northeastern
day school at $50 a m: preaching at il
a m. and AS p. m, by Rev. H NJ.
Given. song service at 80 p. m: prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at I-45
o'clock, preceded by song service al 80.
All cordially invited. Seats free. Spe-
cial gospel service every evening lex
cept Saturday. next week
Washington Church, corner Thirty
first and y Streets northwest, Rev. Cor
nelius C Coleman. pastor wor-
ship. with sermons by the pastor, II a.
N. and I-45 p. N; Sunday school, $3.50
q m; Christian EndeavoT. 6.+5 p. m,
prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:z5 p. m.
All are cordially invited 10 these ser
vices.
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Presbvterian.


AssembIy's Church, Fifth and I Streets
northwesJ-Preaching at II a m by Rev.
George P. Wilson, D. D., pastor: no
evening service; midweek service,
Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
Takona Park Church-Preaching at IL
a m and 100 p N. by Rev. ". A. Viii
liams D D. Of Ohio; declaring the pull
pit vacant and installation Of ruling ED
ers by Rev. 3. F. BittiugeT, D. D, stated
clerk. al the morning service The peo-
pie are cordially invited 10 be present
Westminster Church Memorial, Sew
enth Street. near E Street southwest,
Rev. William J. Hutchinson, pastor-i1 a.
n, sermon by pastor, theme, The Lone
Illness Of Jesus" p n. The Super
lstive Prize" Sunday school 10 g. m;
1ufdweek service, Thursday evening, 8
O'Clock Strangers are cordially invited.
Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and P Streets northwest,
Rev. Asa 5. F'iske, D. D., pastor-9:3G a.
n. Sabbath school: 10 a. m, Elder
George H Browns Bible class viii re-
sumo its sessions in gallery OF chm ch;
II a n. sermon by pastor; P m,
Christian Endeavor meeting in chapel.
Strangers welcome
First Presbyterian Church. -Four ard
a-Half Street, between c and D Streets
northwest, Rev. Donald c. Macleod, l..
D. pastbr-I1 q. m The Reasonable
ness Of the Gospel Appeal" 100 p IN,
The Sins Of the Parents Visited Upon
the Children" Sunday school. $3.50 a.
m, Y P. S c. Z, $50 D N. Music BY
quartet and choir. Mid-week service
Thursday, 100 p. n Strangers are vel
come Seats free
Washington Heights Church. Kalorama
Avenue and Columbia Road Rev. z.
Lawrence Hunt, pastor-9:30 a m, Sun
day school, 8 p. m, sermon by pastor.
Strangers welcome.
Western Church, r Street. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
west, GeThart 4 Wilson. D. D, pastor
II a m. The Evolution OF a King"
7:30 p. n, Christian Loving" $50 p
m. 7. P S c E; $50 a. m, Sunday
school; Thursday. 7:45 p. n, prayer
meeting.
North Church. y Street between Ninth
and Tenth Streets northwest-Preachin
by the pastor, Rev c. b RamsdeH. D.
D.. al Il a. m; mid-week service, Thurs
day, D. N.
West Street Church. p Street. betwee-
ThiTty-fi first and Thirty-second Streets.
Rev. " c. Alexander. D. D., pastor
Preaching at Il a. m, By the pastor; no
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Christian.

Whitney Avenue Church, Seventh
Street entrance to Soldiers Home. Ira
W KimmeI. pastor-Services a II q.
n and 100 p. m Bible school at $50
p m; baptism at night All welcome
Vermont Avenue ChuTch-Services.
with sermon by pastor. F. d. Power, II
a m and 100 p m; evening topic, Ezra
and Nehemiah" Sunday school, $50;
adult department. S:45; c.. e, $50:
prayer meeting Thursday, T-30 p. n.
Seats free. Strangers welcome.
Ninth Street Church, corner Ninth and
y Streets northeast. E. 3. Bagby. pastor
Services. with sermon by pastor, at Il
a m. Christ. the Fulfllment OF the
Law" 7:45 p. m. The Marks of Jesus"
mo pictuTes); Sunday school. $50 a
m; Christian Endeavor meeting. 6:45 p
m; prayer-meeting Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20

for moral philosophy that OF Dr.. William
Il McGuffey. the one in medicine that
OF the late Dr. John Staige Davis. and
the one for engineering that OF Mr.
Jefferson Judge SenerS desire is TO
encourage the students III various direc-
lions by offering thcm these medals and
TO perpetuate the faces Of distinguished
men who have been in one way or an
other associated with the University
Of Virginia.
Workmen are erecting scafolding
about the pillars Of the south portico
Of the rotunda Of the University of Vir-
ginia for the carving Of the capitals.
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Christian Science.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. Scot
tish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street northwest
Services. Sunday, II a N, subject. Re
atty" Wednesday, S p. m. Public cor
daily invited. All seats free. Reading
rooms in the Bond Building.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist
hall 1913 Twelfth Street northwestern
vices. Sunday. Il a. m, subject. Real
ity;" Sunday school, y n; Wednesday,
p. N.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Gold Medals To Be AwaTded-Con-
tract for Carving Capitals.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. 20
Judge James 3. Sener. Of Washington.
president Of the General alumni Assocta-
ton OF the University Of Virginia, has
offered to provide five gold medals. to
be known as alumni medals. and 10 be
presented at commencement, as follows:
One 20 the law department, one 10 The
department Of medicine, one in Latin.
as q compliment TO Prof. Thomas FiJz-
Hugh. one in moral philosophy, and one
in engineering No doubt the law
medal viii bear the profile OF the
late Prof John B. Minor. the Latin one
that OF Dr.. GessneT Harrison. the one
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UnIversaiist.

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest, Rev. John Van
Schaick, If. pastor-Services, Il a. n.
the pastor viii preach; Sunday school,
9:45 a. m; kindergarten. Il a. n: Young
Peoples Christian Union, p m All
are invited
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Unitarian

All Souls Church, Fourteenth strocr.
corner Of L Street northwest. Rev. u
uses g. 3 Pierce, minister-9:45 a m
Sunday school and class in comparative
religions; 10 a. m, Unity study class; Il
0 clock. morning service: sermon by the
minister; ! p. N. Young Peoples Re
igious Union; meeting in the chapel
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We Are All Things to All Men.

LJ lOl DESIRE
To change your business, to sell out; or are
looking tor some investment that viii assure
you OF certain inComeZ Do you need money TO
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&c you RluI 10 be secured against making mis-
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wish 70 90 iEto2 Consult US We have experts
whose Judgment has proven successful in many
eases ans IN all branches Of trade or manufac
tuFc- HousefurnishiRg goods clearing above
expenses, So day; retiring; price invoice.
Forty room hotel; Pennsylvania ave; making
uonev: sook at Il; snap Dining room, clearing
81. 800 or no sale; price, SI,O0J. Dairy lunch,
paying = over expenses; price 500; leaving
city. Two grocery stores; daily sales, $50;
price. 500: the other. $50, they are bargains.
Furnished rooming and, boarding house; in
come, 500 monthly; price cheap. Cigar and
confectionery, clearing SIS weekly, for 500.
oyster house, established twenty years; owner
made fortune; price, 800. Fancy cake and
cracker route, with horses and wagon; clearing
SI25 month. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
Frs, OIL St NV clos
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is offered 10 an
CnterpTIsInE man who can invest a small
amount securIty in established business;
must be good salesman; prefer Washington
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miss
FOR SALE-Toy stationery and confectionery
business; fine stand cheap rent living rooms;
have 10 leave the city. BOSTON CONFEC-
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HAVE PAID 1851 A or lot I9, block 4. North
Columbia Heights VIII sell at a loss Of $50.
Lawyers, investigate. Address BOX 2T9, this
Office milf
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Tenlevtown Realty Sold

John D. Croissant and Gale1 L. TAFT,
trustees, have sold TO Cora l. Fenton
and Julia z. WoTmwood, lot I, block 8.
Of American University Park, Tenley-
town, for $500.
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Thusnslda Lodge to Give a Hop.

ThusneIda Lodge. No ]. / 0. D. H S.
will give a complimentary hop, for the
benefit OF the relief fund at Masonic
Temple. Ninth and F Streets northwest,
at O'Clock, on Monday evening.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

MergenthaIer 3G1S41a. 10q1S5i
Am. GRAPHIC common 100d5, 106a5, 5JN
81 Greene Copper 1891 After call
An. GRAPHIC common 75G5, I00d5S; Mer-
genthaler 10d1S47s. 1GGIS47s
RAILROAD BOSDS
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st times could rot leave nv bed was badly
crippled Tried many doctors ard two Of tHeEi
gave ne up to dis None Of tne9z did ne much
good TIE pains III my back hlps ana iegs
tsud az times IL ny head. would nearly XII
ne Ny appetite was very bad Ese7y0oay
who saw T1c said must die. took hive oclt-es
Of The Golden Medical Discovery, and fcuI
walls Of Pellets, and today my health IS good
after suffering twelve years with rheumatism
The sole motive for substitution IS to
permit the dealer 10 make the little
more profit paid by the sale Of less
Deritonous medicines. H gains; you
lose. Therefore accept no substitute tor
sGolden Medical Discovery"
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
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CREDIT TO ALL.

Diamonds and Watches. small weekly, monthly
payments. lowest prices: goods guaranteed;
on first payment. business confidential
Call OF write J. DRUKhER, 1901. corner Pa
ave and 18th ST, upstairs Late with Castel-
begg's. seS-Sot
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and mainsprings.
50c. BROWNE. sol F st. NV. m21-ti
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PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING CERTAIN
BUILDINGS AND DISTRACTIONS WITHIN
THE LINES OF 18th ST. EXTENDED. OFFICE
OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.. Washington
September l.. l902-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until j O'CLOCK
NOON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER !. 1902, for the
purchase and removal OF certain buildings and
improvements within the lines Of 10Th st. eX-
tended All necessary information viii be fur
nished on application 10 the ONCE OF the En-
gineer Commissioner, D. c. BY order Of the
Columbia. WILLIAM TTNDALL, Secretary.
seIT.IG.I 10 20. % %