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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-02
Trouble OF q Candidate.

Peter Breen of Eureka, the fusion
nominee for District Judge of the Third
Judicial District, came near having his
name left off the ballots in Lander
county. A copy of his certificate of
nomination zen by registered mail to
Austin, was delayed in the Palisade Of
flee and Mr.. Breen was compelled to
make a ninety mile drive from Eureka to
Austin in order to file his certificate
within the time required by law.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-02
Bryan in Utah.

William j. Bryan is to be invited to
make a few speeches In Utah during the
coming campaign. II he accepts it
would be an excellent idea for the Ne
vada fusion campaign committee to
make an effort to have him come to this
State.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-02
POLITICAL


announcements under this head,
tciU be published up to the day Of
the General election for $40, pdy-
able Invariably IN advance.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-10-02

g .Yreszx If you want a good steam
e. or water bath go to the Ne
%XL~eArHsZ vada Hotel. where you can
be accommodated. Three baths for 81
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16
Misststements About Society,

The warning we have frequently giv en that the extravagant statements as to the prevalence of the drinking habit among society made by total abstinence advocates should be taken, like all gen eralzations, with caution and reserve, might well have been put more strong ly. The mere fact that the charge is so sweeping and that the remedy pro posed was the utterly absurd and i'm possible one of stopping the manu- facture of intoxicating liquor," was enough to discredt the indictment. There is no repu table society" in this country where the immoderate use of intoxicants would not more quickly discredt d woman than the same vice will now discredit in business and un- class socially man addicted to it. It long ceased to be good form" to get drunk. The three bottle men, of our ancestors would now be tabooed in fashionable society. drunkenness has decreased among all classes. Bev- efagea
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16
Pretty Close to perpetusl Motion.

"Perpetual motion is a sort of ire sistibly fascinating dream with some people" said Captain Hull of Jodas Santo, Mexico, who is here to learn American railway improvements, but down in Alma, only forty miles from where l live, we have practically realized 1t. There is a mine at Alma called the Iapateria, which runs into the mountain side at great elevation, but is nevertheless always wet. It is pumped out by the usual method, and at the mouth of the mine the stream. ing water falls perpendicularly for a hundred feet to turbine wheel which actuates dynamo of great power. This dynamo generates an electric current which in turn is carried back to motors in the mouth of the mine which operate the pumps. This is as nearly perpetual motion as l ever ex. pect to see. ;" Philadelphia Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16
Children Especially Liable.

Burns bruises and cuts are extremely painful aud if neglected often result in blood poisoning. Children are es- peeially liable to such mishaps because not so careful. As q remedy DeWitts Witch Hazel salye is unequalled, Draws out the fire, stops the pain, soon heals the wound, Beware of counter. feits. Surs cure for piles. "DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve cured my baby of eczema after two physicians gave her up, writes James Mock, N. Webster, Ind, "Ihe sores were so bad she solled two to five dresses day" Globe Drug Store, Roberts < Peterson.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16
se. DlselImlnatlOn b Missouri.

In Missouri, taking the entire state as the basis of calculation, the aver age annual salary of male teachers in the public schools is s2s6 ysar and of female teachers s306 year. The new woman in Missouri has no reason to complain of the estimate placed on her services in the educational field. - St. Innis Globe Dhmncrat
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16

cannot be protected as other property, and the penalty for disturbing it should have been made even more se- were rather than reducing it to mere misdemeanor, which is the present law
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16
A Cure for Lumbago.

W. c. Williamson, ofAmhsrst, Va, says: 'For more than year I saf- fered from lumbago. | finally tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it gave me entire relief, which all other reme. dies failed to do. For sale by H. c. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16

Cut this out and take it to Hitch. cocks drug store and get free sample of Cham mberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, the best phyaic. They also cure disorders of the stomach, bilious. ness and headache.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-16

It is said that Americans are the greatest tobacco chewers in the world. This is a severe indictment, but it is a comfort to know that we do not smoke so many cigarettes as the Russians.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
GOLF.
KrNNADAY WINS JERSEY CHAMPION
SHIP AND MAKES NEW REConb
FOR MONTCLAIR LINKS.

Allan Kennaday, who has done such oriliiah.
scoring or the Jersey links this season caP'uieu "a
the championship of the New-Jersey state Noli
Association at Montclair yesterday by defeating NJ
NJ Michael of Nutley II up and 10 to play II is
Rennaday's second victory in these Champion
shsps and his success yesterday was rendered no'a
bic by the new record of 75 which he established
for the course This record Is four strokes oelo"
the best previous performance over the extenoeo
links and represents faultless golf The previous
-.-o-a mas established on Thursday. when kenna-
6sv wor the gold medal with score of a.
His opponent yesterday is one Of the few amer,
car golfers who grips the CLUB with the eit i'l ~,
over the right. In spite of his errauc svle' he
rlavs q finished game times. though yesterday
his form was somewhat below par Inc nlalCh We
ST thirry-six holes, eighteen in the forenoon f
.s-r.eor ,r the afternoon but long before the nm
.sh Kennaday had demonstrated that ms , 9pPoi =
was incapable of making things interestlndls; u 80 "a
the end of the forenoon half Mchaeis vas 80 inteT
score that detracted considerably from the -
est of the subsequent play This. however; VIZ viz
brief for the eighth hole OF the NJ .,6 10
crit Kennaday had the match oy IL up oiiu AZ
10 play. The cards;
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sArURDAY. JUNE 7. 1902.

ARRIVED
Era stephens Is, ysp0e Nay g ysrae q asa
steamer canadian @ @ u Es6aI'o ysgRo9 12s5s MAY 2S With a
ndaf nfted ana 2rfiyed frS5d at Psias Bar
May 81 with cabin and AIS - steegage ] pas
stesmr 6a a La CD Ax HARE MAY 81 csl s!sh
panie Generate TransatlantQue Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer @ GoyeTley . naEsess far ags MAJ Leg
Eeneer nG5P rs to henderson Arrived Bar
Steamer l Marava1 tBn Kirkbv May 80. St
vincent and Grenada 81 With mdae ana 2? passengers 10
May 26 and Padre 81. with sugar to D Munsop.
Arrived the Bar at 40 m Mo-. os ,or,t,ao
city s5e2%eG a7 Mseorta sei0 s. saaaha
cabin passengers to William Clyde Co. Arrived at
'hs Steamer en Diana NQ sorebo Santa Cruz cuba May
Steamer santago Hathaway 1a gamPico May 80 and and
WaTd arrived the Bar at Is lao with
sns tsamer RaneS"syAl Apache ResT jacksonville May and
She5lss0n cd D. with n'ss ana P[sssIzs - % ssu' .
with lumber Export Lumber Co. vessel to the At
Steamer Jefferson Dole Newport Nev Norfolk
with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion SIS Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Mnnehaha (Br for London; Pretoria Ger,
Hamburg Plyou,h and Gher5ou5g Georgian @ ,
Lyerp9ol GorDy Castle @ a
Coamo San Juan and Ponce MaraGaioo, curacao ete
kingston MontsTey Havana & DagSIy ETY. Ner Progreso
Hsand MaGSi'6 Dam, cRTissnsahd sslo
erpcol Comanche Charleston and Jacksonvile LOUISIANA
pseen6asM NswPor enssso SeSs Pb
adepha: City Of savannah Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Arrived steamer Rauric (Br Caven
New-York: sailed. steamer Campania tBr). Walker
EckhoT, New-York for Antwerp: Noordam DUTCH.
Bonjer. Rotterdam for New-York
WITT New-York for Cherbourg and Bremen
Prawle Point June SO an mIpassed ia steamer Aenom-
inse r' Lucas Nsy1ork tor rina9n' steamer I'm
bPa & Button NswYoTk for Lverpool tand
seds se9 46m 12S SePpoo % saa oFi' @ Ran
Southampton, June Imsailed steamer Philadelphia. Mills
Nex-York via Cherbourg (and passed Hurst Castle
Swansea June e-saed steamer Mohican (Br) jenkins
London. june Minneapolis CBr,
Havre June I m-sailed. steamer La Torraine Fr>
Fatolie. New-York
Victoria Ger, Kaemp from Hamburg and South
ampton). New York; 20 M sailed steamer Phiia-
z dePna 11 MINIS IRON nculAas9n' ArYsS ts P,
marck Ger, Barends New-York via Plymouth and
(Br), Thompson. New-York: 81 Nicholas tBrl. Hart
ley. New-Yorl: sailed. steamer Vaderiand tBrl. Al
Gibraltar: June Passed steamer Poplar Branch tBr)
GenGa june 4ArTved steamer Tartar Prince Grl Nc
Yokohama, etc, for New-York
from sydney. \ 5 W. San Francisco.
SANTOS June Arrived steamer kafhr Prince (Br1
Barbados, June 3-Sailed steamer Fluminense C)
ysy Grou New-Eork,. Para>,,--.-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ANNITAI, INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA.
ONE OF THE GREATEST ROWING CONTESTS
EVER HELD ON AMERICAN WATERS
GOOD OBSERVATION FACILITIES.

The intercollegiate Rowing Association, consist
ing of the universities of Columbia. Cornell ana
Pennsylvania is the only college rowing associa-
tion in the United States holding an annual re-
eatta in which the leading colleges in the United
states are invited tc participate The chief object
of this association is to afford an opportunity an
nually for rowing competition. in order to demon
s.r.+e which of the university of the coun-
.-v fs entitled to premier nonors. The seventh
.nr,aI regstta of this association will be held on
the Poughkeepsie- Highland course. on the HUDSON
River on Saturday. June A There VIII be three
contests. The four Dared race between the uniVer-
stiles of Columbia. Cornell and Pennsylvania, at
3:3O o. m; the freshman eight cared race between
tbe universities Of Columbia. Cornell and Penn
sylvania at AIS p m, and the university elght
Dared race between the universities Of Cornell
Pennsylvania. Wisconsin, syracuse Soiuihpia "iic
Georgetown, $50 r.
The Pouehkcepsie- Highland course Is four miles
straichtawav as the crow flies having depth OF
water ranging from forty-two to seventy-slx feet
and an unobstructed view of the course on the
west shore of the Hudson for four miles, which
are splendid facilities for observation train TO
follow the races from start to hnlsh Inc iaclntes
for getting TO the racecourse are ample The west
Shore Railroad will run special excursion trains
from New-York and other points TO connect with
the observation train. The means for reaching
the course by water from points north and south
Of Poughkeepsie are all that could De wished for,
and In addition the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad will also give every facility for
reaching the course the day OF the races The
railroad companies give special rates from al
points, in order give those VINO wish 10 see the
races an opportunity do so at a small cost
The railroad companies Will take the New-1 ork
contingent TO the course ana BACK ihe same day
There is charge of g for each seat on the OBJ
servation train, which covers all the races. and
these tickets be had on appncatlon 10 = T.
lambert Transit Building, No. Z East Forty-sec-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
FnI-RsoMEs AT DYKER MEADOW.

The qualifying round in the foursones for cups
presented by Clark Burnham and James L Taylor
The cards follow:
G. s oFlyn and H T Walden, ga G H. Barnes and
a G. Byrne. %: J c Power and W. Jarvie, ee; II.
I1rval nd c 81: F J. Phillips and W 5
(,ririn es: Y BeckHith and 5. 6 Baldwin 100: c P
Notreu ana p x Probasco c y Horn and Charles
Adarns I0l: H L Batterman and Fred Brown, 1o6; 2
T. TSlataesch 1r J. Evelyn Pierrepont, jr, l0T;
n 1. Cuthbert and Il G. McKeever, los.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
LANES A. Ting. BaltusroI:

Frank A MarseIlus of the Yountakan country
riub who was runner up to Travis at the neuo-
r,oisFan championship a week ago. captureo me
fourth prize by defeating R. ". Candler' OF BAL
More thsn one hundred entries in the hanolcap
-ecesstafed an eariv start in this contest ana 1E
O'clock many of the pairs were unoeI NaH- -!,+b
AFFAIR was at eighteen holes, meoaI pay niD.t ~,
r,-zes for both gross and net scores. j. w f7alseg,
If the Newark Athletic Club. won the net Sol .L
trophy with card Of 19. while MaFseAus sO' ~
gross score prize at 4 The summary;
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
COTTON EXCHANGE HANDICAP.

With seyenty-fve entries the fourth annual tour
narnent of the New-York Cotton Exchange proved
a great success at the Colona Country Ciuo yes
terday Frank H. wiggin won the medal LOT tie
best gross score, with card OF SS- ne lass -
ssica, nos won by w c Johnson. with 1850
g while Ianes Riordan was second. with Ss-9-yl
The Class prize went to F. T. smpsUaa nnnna nrize
The prizes in the kindergarten class Went ~ 10 d
AYERS first and F. E Hill. second w W. VEL msn
dler won the .'dinky-dink'' prize for the "oISt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
GRAND-Brigadier General William P. Car1n
T. s. A (retired). HOLLAND-Dr. Floyd W. NC
Rae of Atlanta. IMPERIAL-A- Lee Olmstead, OF
Svracuse NETHERLAND-Judg H. Rourhoff OF
Cincinnati. PLAZA-C Wells Gross. of Hartford.
WALDORF-Senator Thomas kearns' OF Ctah
the Earl of Fingal of Ireland; Captain SlnaiaSs'
of England. BARON Won Lobbecke and DR.. Eich-
of RreSlau.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
MRS. ELDRIDGE is ARDsLEY CHAMPION

Mrs F L. Eldridge the women's champion
sh:a of the Ardsley club yesterday by defeating
o5ise Faarror in the final round by up and to
play. The scores in the earlier rounds were'
First round-Mrs. ". J. Worcester beat Miss WILSON
m Mrs l. F;dridge beat Miss Wilson by de-
faut: Miss Barron beat Mrs NJ. NJ. Van Buren,, j up
Second round-Mrs. Eldridge beat Mrs NorCestei'
IN TO Barron. bye
Final round-Mrs Eldridge beat Miss Barron, up l
play. ,- - .,, +,- T
2 Johnson with net score of IS. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

"The Nev-York Press yesterday afternoon
o,.ned tic new building No. Ii Spruce-st. Many
friends of the newspaper gathered there to inspect
its home
Messrs Arnold. Constable & Co. will close their
store on Saturdays 1t noon during June. July,
August and September. This has been the prac-
tce of the firm Tor wears.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
soIrADRON A TO PLAY WEST POINT.

A polo team from Squadron A will play game
with the West Point cadets at West Point on next
saturday afternoon The team representing the
SQUADRON wifi be as follows: No. l. Everett Colby;
No . r G. Douglas Captain; No. 3. A r. Whit
ney jr.; back. H. VI. Earle. The squadron mas put
uqo a challenge cur to be PLAYED for annually De-
tween il and the West Point cadets.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ON LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB LINKS

foursome handicap, medal play, contested
for yesterday the Larchmont Yacht Club links.
The course was in fine condition the putting greens
being in especially good trim. The first prize
won by a. Marshall and Miss E Pendleton, with
Is net. the second prize going 10 Mr.. ODonnell
en6 Mrs C 7. Seward, with a of 79 net. The
best gross made by Mt. and Mrs Bedall,
an 81. The
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset 7:2e Moon s4Si Moons age
HIGH WATER.
ea,d Hook Gov Island 8 45 He'll Gate II -
PM-sandy Hook 9:S1 Gov Island 1908 He'll Gate ll'o<
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ON THE VAN CoRTLANDT LINKS.

In the handicap qualifying round Of the New
York Golf Clubs tournament at Van Cortlandt
Park Yesterday there large turnout OF play
ers Twenty men made themselves eligible for four
cups which have been offered for competition in
Ttne h9
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
TEAM MATCH AT MARINE AND FIELD

A team of eight from the Richmond hi Iotl
C,ub visited the Marine and Field Club at Bath
Beach yesterday. and defeated the home team oy
Il to 10 Only three on the Marine ana sa fleIo
side we're able TO score the best work being done
by Captain E. H. briggs who defeated h. ID
Mann Nv I'D. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
sRre holes not PLAYED.

For the third cup Harold WILCOX OF ~ do"' g
,o.s Tvn- of Baitusrol after one of the
-. fo,,gbt matches of the week At the thirty
sixth hole the was tie altnougn Jug WilcoS
80 ~ the forenoon half Tying was : up 5 NLeo5A
ria1ed with notable pluck in the second roO!Iu
elosnx up the gap the home green ano %ins 4f fIs
- 5t-iding hole on par after 1yng hao @ IaILeu
70 gel lIp on his approach The cards ten the s'o'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
BALTUSROL
HILLSIDE.
OPENING AT EASTERN PARKWAY.

The course of the Eastern Parkway Golf Club
was opened in a successful way yesterday Win an
<xhib:tion four ball foursome. George Low OF
pykez &eadow. and Alexander Smith, OF Nassau
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
Efr. snd Mrs. Dean. A..
ON THE HILLSIDE COURSE.

In the weekly competition for the Golf Commit
tee Cup on the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
course al PainfeId. yesterday. Robert Abbott won
first honors with 10 net his gross r. is the second
best OF the season. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
POLO CONTEST POSTPONED.
BAD WEATHER MADE THE GROUNDS AT HUkL-
INGHAM UNFIT FOR PLAY.

London June THE committee of the Hurl-
inehan, Polo Club decided to postpone the game
which Was to be played to-day between the
American and English teams. in the series for
the American Cup on account of the weather
and the state of the ground. The Americans
desired to play, but they were overruled. Ihere
was good crowd present in spite OF the ram
The second game of the series VIII be playeo
on Monday next, beginning at p m
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
%Rrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY, JUNE g.
w., U.r line Mails close Vessel sails.
cl,Se 300 2
1pdCiie- 1Ta-f.1S .cI5 Toroirion 300 N
TUESDAY JUNE 10.
iSCO n
a6Iance Colon Panama ........... $50 90
.-c-lss1s Morgan -.... 800
Lombardia Italy italian so so m laS 0S N
Carihtae Thomas. quebec l:3o a m m
S-o-foIi. 300
Czeorgic Liverpool. White Star..... - lz;oo IN
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II.
so,+haronton $50 1000 a
Gernenc. Liverpool Waite star SO S:5S m 15:90 ~ 70
Frtesland Antwerp Red star ...lo;Vo m 1zoo IN
.auretlllai; Lauren n;,,es+n1 NaiIorT ..... 800 m
Saptite:: 1-t.--ieston cIyde 800
Iro1uo.s, -orfoy old T1on1ipfon =. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE CHEERFUL IDIOT

&. one who will travel all over town looking
for something might find In the ''Llttie
Adj. of the PeopIe" in to-day's paper.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

ond-st New-York The observation train Is ais y
vided I'D among the colleges and the PUBIC, anu
those who apply first for the tickets get the pteie
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

For the second cup the final rouno PdHie
brought together Francis NJ Wilson. captain oL ~
y-,gIeuzooa Golf Club and A. NJ. Delano OF Mont MOI :
1isfr Wilson won in a well played ma1cn pS
epore Of s up and TO play. the cards being
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Another contest of interest a match between
class b team of the Batusrol club and the Class
r team of the Hillside club. The home team won
-, sbe large score OF I9 to g. which was made nos
sfbIe by the severe defeat given by the Rev. DR. W
r Richards 10 his opponent The latter scored l3
~ The l9 points made. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

the nrofess,onals were matched against the best
bah Of Stuart Gardiner. of Garden City and Aiex @
ander Patrick of the home club. smith ana Low
won by 2 up The best ball score in detail foiiows:
Low and Smith
Out .........4 s-4 G,
In :" y
Patrick and Gardiner:
Out -.4 81 @,
.........-.---...-.-4
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
4 BARGAIN INCUBATOR.

You will always find ench Sunday q new
bargain hatched out among those "Lftue
Ads of the People,"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
Announcements.

Missoula. Tetonka.
Two New Collars.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Table Cloths, 2x2 yds, S1.S5, 2x2H S2.25.
Napkins, to match Breakfast size, doz. Sl.SS, Dim
Bleachcd Table Damask, u in wide,
Linen Pillow Cases, 27H x 56 in, Pr s
Linen Sheets, Double Bed Sizc Pr. SS
Marseilles Bed Spreads, large size, 81
Hcmstitched Huck Towels. Doz So
Turkish Bath Towels, Doz. ST
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Misses Suits & Skirts
Washable Suits of pquc So M
natural linen, to 8 Value $5o WV
Silk Suits blue and white or black and white
striped and checked tafetas, trimmed with Six nS
oil d value 1850 AO'>S
Walking & Golf Skirts 50 es
imported diagonal piques I8 Value S575 -CC
Wag sosb Skirts s Nsw ,gsd ModeR os3 melton Value s55
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

E. & ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03
WATCH MAKERS.
SPECIAL
LAMPS AND REFLEcroRs.

COPPER, BRASS. TIN AND SHEET I, isos
work Metal spinning. general np'''
o. stoned, Is +. Third so u
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.
Big Increase ia Scarlet Fever During
The Current Week.

During the week ending May 3, there
were IS deaths reported to the board
OF health. Of which II were males and
seven females. Fifteen births were
reported for the same period, IL being
males and four females.
OF scarlet fever there were 20 cases
IN isolation at the close Of the last re-
port During the week just closed, 20
new cases developed two died aud nine
having been released, left IS Eases In
quarantine. AZ the clos' OF lest re-
port there were II cases &c al htheria
remaining in quarantine. During tie
week three cases were reported one
died and three were released, leaving
~ cases In the city. At the close Of
last week there was one case Of small
pox In the detention hospital Four
new cases developed during the week
and none having been discharged left
five cases at the close of this report.
Three cases OF measles completed the
report for this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03
GRANITE STAKE.
OTHER CHURCHES.

First Unitarian society, Salt Lake
CITY, Services, Salt Lake theater, II
q. m; Sunday school. 1915. Sermon.
lthlrd OF the series), "The Omnipresent
Cod by Rev. Z. s. Thatcher. Music:
Unity choral choir, under the direction
OF Prof, T. N. Cook, assisted by Miss
Illlie Perkes, who will sing "Oh. Di-
vine Redeemer" by Chas. Gounod All
invited seats free. Monday-M Mems
Unity club Will meet at their rooms. 80
Eagle block. at 1880 D. m. Tuesday
Shakespeare club meets at room IS
Eagle block, at p m.
Y. NJ. c, A., corner Main and First
South streets Mems meeting tomor-
row at 4 p, m, Rev. l.. II. Koepsel.
the new pastor OF Iliff Methodist
church, will deliver an illustrated lee
ture on the -Four Fold Gospel" All
men are invited. The public reading
room Is now open Sundays from 2 TO
6 p. m.
German Evangelical services at 3
o'clock p. m, at First Presbyterian
chureh' corner Second East and Second
south Preaching by Rev. G. Viebuter.
Everybody welcome
st. Paups church, corner Main and
Fourth South street. The Rev. L. Per-
kins rector. Fifth Sunday after Eas-
ter, May 4. a. m, Holy Communion;
si5 a. m, Sunday school, II a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon: S .. m.
evening prayer and sermon. Sermon
subjects, morning; Manifestation OF
God TO the World" Evening: "A Les
son from the rogatIon season"
Episcopal church city mission; Fifth
Sunday after Easter. May 4.
ST. Johns chapel Fifth North and
Firth West p. M. Sunday school.
,. m, evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Peters mission. Fifth North and
Firth West. p. M, Sunday school, |
Grace mission, Mil Creek. n m
evening prayer and sermon. The Rev |
Mr.. Perkins win address this evening
Church of Christ. Scientist holds ser.
vices In its church edifce al S36 East
Third South street, as follows: Sunday.
school at 10 a, m. church services at
a, M; subject Adam and Fallen Man.
Each Wednesday evening al o'closk
a meeting Is held TO listen 10 the testi.
monlals Of healing Of both sin and slck.
ness. Free reading room open daily
from 10 a. m. to p m. In Manlton
hatel Kindly welcome TO ALL