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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29

"Ex- Coy. Ross Is as certain Of election to the D6hlolou parliament as lt Is certain that thsnwna be an election In the Yukon territory nsx, Tuesday," Such were the words ,f Louis Garfakls, one of ths lead lng merchants of the Klondike metropolis, and and one Of the most pODuhr. Mr. Garfnkle says there Is scarcely nc dlvlSluu Of sentiment among the business mn of Dawson oa the subject.
 At the Fifth Avenue hotel, Thursday. bsfOr, bis departure on the Dolphin, Mr. Glrhnkls s1ld;
 Gov. Ross VIII win. The maj may be large or small, depending upon the extent of Joe Clarks's popularity with the laborlnE voters. The business Interests are practically unanIm1us. This unanlmity extends to both the political parties. The Clarke people sly they are depending upon securing almost the solid vote of the mln- CTS. do not believe that he will get the IabOrlng vote thit he Is expecting. The Interest of the miners and the business men are largely similar. The business men depend upOu the prosperity Of the miners for their business and the miners are dc pendent upon the general welfare Of the country. All concsds that this -an be best
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29
Big Express BusinS''

The express company Is doing big business just at present. On the Dolphin were over 100 packages and as the holiday season approaches It Is quite probable that the business will Increase.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29
Married at wrAuEol

Capt. William Miller, master of the llt- tie steamer Alaskan, and Miss Edith Be- hana, were married at Fort WranGsi last Saturday evening. Judge Thomas otiiel- ated.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29
Costago City Das Today

The Cottage City should arrive In port today. This will be her first trip North since being repaired after her misfortune of three months ago. .-....
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The best lunch, the best beer, the best people, the best of everything at the Seat lie Saloon-for gentlemen onlv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29
Soaolin Arrives

The Juneau mall steamer SeIolln, ar- rived last night at 7:3o o'clock. She III sail out this morning at 8 o'clock,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29

Fresh milk and cream from the Skagwya,y Pioneer Dairy, at Chealander's, Fltlh Avenue. Telephone 7o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry, next to new electric plant.
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Spring chicken at the Pack Train res taurant. ...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29

New mllllnerv.-MartIn COnway's new store. lo-2s-u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29

Reduction To eorsSts and trimmings at | adles' Bazaar. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-29
Tor WiRterl
PuritY in Prescrlptlons.

YoaTl appreclaia the vsiue q pure pftte-ipoona; funuure prescnptons arc danrsroua Hdtake tpociA cara n compoundnE and us1 oniJ tne p1fcli afHaA
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Lutheran

Georgetown Church. Thirty second and
Q Streets, :. Bi;heiwer, pastor-Serv-
ices morning and evening at II and S.
The Lords supper viii lie stored
Il both services, Sunday school g,39 a.
n, c E service, Gas p. m.; mldweek
service. "wednesday. D. m: Sunday
school picnic, Thursday.
St. Mark Church c Street. near
Twelfth street soUthwcst-The pastor.
Rev John O. Bowers. viii preach at II
a m, and the Rev. Marion J. Kline. D.
D. secretary of the Foreign Mission
Board. o, %. r.; Sunday school. s:23 a.
n; Luther League. Wednesday evening,
S o clock All Welcome
Church e. The Reformation. PeansvI-
vaHia Avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev ". z. PEARSON. j.. D., pastor
Services ~ II q. m. sermon by Rev
Marion j. Kline, D. D.. of Baltimore;
Sunday school at $50 g. M Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
St. PauTs English Lutheran Church.
corner Eleventh and II Streets north
west, Re- T. W. Moot, pastor-Prcach-
Ing by pastor q g.3g -. ~. and p III.
Sunday school at $50 o. m; Christian
Endeav5r Society at D. m. prayer
meeting, Thursday. gt y. m Seats
free Strangers welcome
Grace Church. Th.Iteenth and Corcor-
an Streets northwest. Rev. J. 7. a. Deer
mann. pastor - Divine service. VITA
preaching by the pastor. NJ Il a. m. and
p. II; Sunday school. $50 O. "a. Seats
free.
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Thomas Circle. Rov- J. c. Butler. pas
Patriotic service. with appropriate
sermon and music. IL a. m: evening ser
vice. s o'clock: Sunday school, g:30 a.
N, Y rs c. Z. o'clock. prayer
meeting Thursday
Swedish serVIccs-Every Sunday even
ing at $50 O'Clock. Rev. o. VI. Andersen
ccrdifts services in swedish IN the
chapel of the Luther Place Memorial
Church. Vermont avenue and y Street
III SCa1diRayians invited.
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street. northeast, Rev.
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DumbartCn avenue Church. between
Thirty-frst and Tbirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev. Frank Il. SIaveancT.
pastor-9:30 q. IN. Sunday school; II ii.
IT, communion. S p. m, patriotic service
with appropriate music and addresses;
prayer meeting Thursday, S p. m
Grace Church. Ninth and s Streets
northwest. Rev. Joseph Edmund Smith.
LII d, pastor-11 a. M, short address
and holy communion; s p. m. sermon by
the pastor. subject. The Burden That is
Light; Sunday school. $50 q. m; Ep-
worth League, : p. n. Seats free. AIl
are Welcome
Old Foundry Church now worships in
hail OF Columbian University. Fifteenth
and II Streets, entrance on Fifteenth
Street-PTeaching by the pastor. Rev. ".
L. b. Wilson, II d. m and S p m; sun
day school. 9:30 a. m; music by quartet.
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast, Rev. q. E. MaydeU. pastor
Sunday school, 9:15 a. N; communion
service, Il a. m; evening service, $50
to 100 o'clock. subjec THE Father s
Care"
famine Church. corner of Ninth and
r Streets northwest, Dr. Lucien Clark.
Communion, II d. m; preaching
by the pastor, p m; Sunday school,
$50 q. m; Epworth League; p. m
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets mort beast. Rev. G.
Edwin Amos, pastor-Second quarterly
meeting. Sunday school $50 a m. sac
rament of the Lords supper, Il 4 m.
song service by Epvorth League. s D. m.
and preaching by Rev. Dr.. Il r. NayIor.
Presiding Elder All are invited.
Epworth Church South, corner Seventh
and a ST. sCts northeast Rev. William
s. Hammond, Pastor-SUnday school at
8 a. us-; preaching by the pastor at II
a. IL. and p. m; Epworth League. Z
p. m; prayer meeting On Thursday night
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE
CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

dist Episcopal Church, Twentieth Street
between II Street aad Pennsylvania ave
nue.; sermon by d. Wilson: $ p. n,
sermon BY the pastor in Western
Church; 7:3G p. m, half hour !. p. s. c.
Z. meeting, $50 a. m, Sunday-schooI;
Thursday, 7:35 p m mtdweek meeting.
GUrley Memorial. Florida Avenue. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west. Rev J. Russell Verbrycke. pastor
Morning service. il o'clock. vespe-
service. : o'clock, In the lecture-roon-
All are cordially invited TO these ser
vices.
Washington Heights Church. Kalo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road. Rev.
Z Lawrence Hunt. pastor-8.s0 a. m.
sunday school As the church is Iocated
ia the open. on the height OF the
Heights. ana viii be about tine coo lest
place in the city to spend Sabbath even
ing. there VIII be one service only. at
II. The pastor viii preach the seq
end sermon ia d series on Moments on
the Mountains OF the Bible and By the
Sea. Praise VII be q prominent Tea
ture Of the brief service Mrs. Thomas
c. Noyes VIII sing Strangers welcome
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Presbyterian.

New York Avenue Church, New YORK
avenue, H and Thirteenth Streets, Dr.
/ Wallace Radcliffe. pastor-Public wor-
/ ship at Il a ~ and s p. n; music 10y
quartet choir; evening subject, Visions
OF the Night: $50 q. M, Bible 5chocl;
/ s:45 p. m, c. Z. Society
! First Church. -Four and a-half Street.
/ between c and D northwest, Rev. Donald
/ C. Macleod, D. T., pastor-1i a m, ad-
lmInistration OF sacrament of Lords sup
| per; no evening service Sunday school,
$50 a. n; C. Z. p n: midweek ser
vice. Thursday, P N; leader, Rev.
[ George Bailey, Pm. D. Strangers wei
come. Seats free
Fourth Church, Thirteeath and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev Joseph
| T. Kelly. D D.. Pastor-SabbaJh school.
$3.50 a m; preaching by the pastor, Il
a. m, Christian EudeaVoT meeting. Z
p. m. Thursday. S D N. meeting for
Bible study and prayer Strangers are
" elcome-
West Street Church. P Street. between
thirty first and Thirty-secoud Streets,
Rev. W c. Alexander. D. D., pastor
Preaching at Il a. M. BY the pastor, fol-
lowed by the communion Of the Lord s
Supper. no evening service; Sunday
school at $50 a. Tu. Christian Endeav0r,
Z Q. M; midweek evening service,
Thursday, at S p. N, with lecture by
the pastor. Strangers cordially invited
tc all the services.
North Church. y street. between Ninth
and Tenth Streets Horthwest-PreaChil
at II a. Us. by the pastor. Reg. c. b.
RamsdeI D. D.; Young People Society
Of Christian Endeavo-, 6:45 p. m
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and D
Streets southeast, Rev. G. y. Luccock. D.
D.. pastor-Sunday school, $50 a. m;
preaching, II a. m. subject, The Patri-
otism Of the UnworIdly Man Chris tian
EndeavoT, J.. n
Church Of the Covenant, Connecticut
Avenue, \ and Eighteenth Streets. Rev.
Teunis :. HamIin. D. D, pastOr-Air- Al
bert Parker Fitch viii 0faciate to-mor-
row a. II a. IN. Christian EndeavoT
meeting. : p n
Bethany Chapel. corner Thirteenth
and c Streets MISUNDERSTANDING school,
3 D. m. Christian EndeaVoT. D. m:
preaching at p -. by D. 4. Reed, pas
tor; subject, Christian Liberty" no
morning service; midweek prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:Fj O'Clock.
Gunton-TempIe Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest,
Rev Asa s. Fiske. D. D.. past0T-9.30
q. m, Sabbath-Ech0ol: II a. m. preach
ing by pastor; no evening service
Strangers welcome.
Central Church. Southern Assembly,
corner Of I and Third Streets northwest
DR. Pitzer viii preach at II q. 10. All
seats free. No evening service
Eastern Church. Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast. Rev T G
Easr0n, D. D.. past9T-Sunday-sc school
$50 a m: morning service, II O'Clock,
the Rev. George BUckIer viii preach No
evening service.
Western Church, 4 Street, between
Nineteenth and twentieth Stress, f-e,-
Gerhart A. Wilson, D. D., pastor--l1 a.
n. union meeting with the Union Meth0-
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TIE LESSON TEXT.
MATTHEW, yI.25-34.

MAI 1hEN. fa-E9-yf.
p. Therefore 1 say unto you, Be not
anxious for your lie, what ye shall eat,
or what We shall drink; nor yet for your
body. what We shall put on IS not the
life more than the food. and the body
than the raiment?
z5. Behold the birds CT the heaven.
that they SOW not, neither do they reap.
nor gather into barns; and your heaven
/ ~ Father feedeth them. are not ye OF
much more value than they?
q. And which of you BY being anxious
can add one eubit unto the measure OF
his life?
Is. And Why are ye anxious concerning
raiment? Consider the lilies OF the field.
how they grow; they toll not, neither do
they spin:
%. Yet say unto you. that even Solo
mon in ali his glory was not arrayed
ike one OF these
30. But If God dolh so cIothe the grass
Of the field, which today Is. and tomor-
row is cast into the oven. shall he not
much more clothe you, We OF little
faith?
81. Be not therefore anxious, saying,
What shall we eat? or. What shall We
drink? or. WherewithaI shall We be
clothed
81. For after all these things do the
Gentiles seek; for your heavenly Father
knoweth that We have need CT all these
things
80. But seek ye first His kingdom, and
BIS Righteousness; and all these things
shall be added unto you?
81. Be not therefore anxious for the
morrow: for the morrow viii be anxious
for itself Sufficient unto the day is the
evil thereof.
PSALMS, eli:
u. Like as q father pitieth his chill
dren, so Jehovah pitieth them that fear
him
Il. For he knoweth our frame; He re-
membeTeth that we are dust
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Bathing Beach; $3.50 a ~. Sunday
school: Il q N. sacrament Of the Lords
Supper; p. NJ. sermon by the pastor;
Monday, S 2. H.. sisters prayer meeting;
Friday, T. IA. regular church prayer
meeting A cordial welcome TO all
Gorsuch Church. Four-and-a-half and
L Streets southwest, Rev. Thomas 6.
Copes. pEstor-11 g. N. preaching By
the pastor; $50 D m, twilight service;
$3.50 a m; Sunday school, Thursday, s
D. m, prayer meeting
K Street Church. Rev. William Lynn,
pastor Sunday school, S:3G a. n;
preaching BY the pastor. II d m praise
service. D. IL: EDworth League. Gag
p. n, Mrs Holt. leader; preaching By
Rev. John William Flynn. 7;15 p. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday. I:45 p n
All welcome
Metropolitan Church. ur-and-a-haH
Street. Rev. Frank ~ Bristol. D. D..
pastor-11 9. m, preaching by the pas
tor. $50 q m Sunday school: . p m,
Chinese Sunday school; p. N, Ep-
worth League
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divine services at $40 a. n: Sunday
school exercises. 9:20 a. N. SUNDAY
School viii not be held again until the
first OF September.
St. Ignatfus' Church. Oxen HiII-The
Rev Father Bart viii celebrate mass
and preach tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
St Anthony's Church. Brooklard. the
Rev Joseph 7. O'BrieE. pastor the Rev.
August Mark. ssistant-Sunday, low
mass, T-30; nigh mass and sermon, 1870
a M yesPeTs and benediction, 100 p.
m; mass 1T Soldiers Home, a n.
mass 81 St Fincents Orphan Asylum,
q. n.
St Martins Church, North Capitol and
n Streets, the Rev. Eugene A Hannah.
pastor-Sunday masses. 100 ana 1870
a. m: rosary and beaediction. / p n. ;
baptisms by special arrangement \
junior choir has been organized. com
posed Of children Of the Sunday school.
St. AIMS Church. Tenleytown, the Rev.
Joseph C. Mallon. pastor-Sunday,
masses. .S:15 and 1915 a m: benedic-
ton after the last mass. A visiting
clergyman viii ofTlciate. Father MaIIon
has gone West on business with a sister
hood proposing 70 found in Washington
q postgraduate school for the pupils
Of their various academies TIE pending
negotiations embrace the sale OF St
AIMS rectory for a school building. also
OF a considerable portion OF the parish
grounds.
St. Theresa's Church, the Rev c. n
Bart, pastor; the Rev F. SchwaIlen-
berg, assistants Sunday. low mass. $50
a. m; high mass and sermon. S.45. a. m !;
baptisms, I p m; vespeTs and benedic-
ton, : ?. n. Father SchwalIenberg viii
be the celebrant Of the high mass dur
ing which he wiz deliver the sermon
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
Eighth and y Streets northwest. the
Rev s F. Ryan. pastor; the Rev am
bTose A. Beaver, assista1t-Sundsy,
masses. $50. Q. ard 1880 a. m: short
sermon at the last mass; berediction. Z
p n
st. Augustine's Church. Fifteenth
Street near = northwest. the Rev Paul
Griffith. pastor. the Revs. 5. H Dough
eTty and r 3ishoH. assistants Sun
day. low -5s 9. 6. Z. 2. and II a. m.
masses Cn weez days. $50 and : O'Clock:
5apJisTrs. Sunday and Thursday. $3.50
.. m: q fve-miEute sermon at each OF
the masses tomorrow The sodaIity viii
meet at g p. n. Ex tensive preparations
are being made for the lawn party il
July.
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at O'Clock All seats free Public
cordially invited
NcKendree Church. 915-919 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. Rev. Edward L.
Hubbard. pastor-Sundav school at $3.50;
communion services a II a. n; Ep-
worth League. : p. N; preaching by the
pastor at S p m
Douglas Church, Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock,
D. D. pastoral $3.50 4. n. Sunday
school; II a m. BY the pastor, commun-
ion service and reception of probationeTs
into full membership 6;45- Epworth
League; S. Human influence. Wei
come.
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh
Street. between G and I southeast. !.
H Thompson. p2stoT-At II a n. con-
muniOn; : to s. twiligE- service. Please
note change in hour Of evening service.
Brief. bright service
Brightwood Park Church. Rev. D. H.
Martin pastor-SUnday school, $3.50 a.
m: superintendent, s A. Terry; preach
ing. II a. n. and S z n. by the pastor;
morning subject: Our Country" choir
and congregational singing in charge OF
Homer smith, organjst George Preston;
solo by Miss BESSIE Campbell; Epvorth
League. 7:I5 p. m: feesser, Mrs. Gooch;
midweek service. Wednesday, S p. N.
All cordially invited
Asbury Church, K and Eleventh
Streets northwest, Rev. NJ. W. Clair. Phi
D.. pastcT-6:30 a. 10, baptizing at
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The EpWOrth League.
TOPICS AND SUGGESTIONS OF INTEREST TO ITS MEMBERS

The Fathers Care" Epworth League
topic for devotional service Sunday
night. July G. Matt. vi:25-24, Pisa
ciii:13-I+.)
All people are born with a capacity
for seIf-reaIization. Some exercise this
power, and thus mount higher and high
CT above the sordid cares Of this world
until they stand upon the serene plane
Of that fuller, better life. trusting il
their Heavenly Father. and nothing can
worry them.
But we have not all reached this plane
No, and It Is because We allow the petty
annoyances of life TO worry Us. in fact
We seem TO solicit their coming; there
is nothing but our faith and trust in
Him who is our Saviour which can re-
move this vexation Of spirit. Are we
forgetting that we have his own prom
fse to supply all OF = needs. If habitu-
ally stifed cur COED resolutions grow
feeble. and We cannot so easily throw
OF duh care; life becomes a burden; we
are haunted by grim specters; our ex-
istenee drags YEARLY on to its end
Surely no one in possession Of their
right senses would hesitate which life
to choose. Then. why 60 we still forget
all our Lords goodness and loving kind
ness, and continue y grieve him? Let
US rather forget all our cares, and seek
ing his afd-with his assistance-strive
to rise above that which is Of the earth
and become a child OF eternity
Il God can so clothe the flowers Of the
field, that they rival even solomon in all
his glory. and has said, Shall he not
much more cIothe you, ye Of little
faith" why do We hesitate 10 accept OF
this promise,
Examine any piece OF mans works,
and note the many imperfections; yet put
q flower Of the field under the most pow
erful microscope and It's beauty and per-
lection are only enhanced. Is not this
an object lesson OF what God is able and
willing TO do for conclusions.
Do not worry, child Of God; It is dis
trust, form OF atheism, fling It TO the
winds.
If God feeds the birds and clothes the
lily, transient and perishing forms Of
life. though they be, viii he not much
more care for his own children
Fan in with his order and rest. mys-
teries may surround US, troubles come.
but Christ viii make them all work to
Eether for our good
Believe that he earetb for You and
then sing joyousIy:
Moment by moment He thinks Of his own
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Christian

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and Il
Streets northeast. Z. B. Bagby. pastor
Services. with sermon by pastor, at II
g. m and az S , m; special sermon at
night 10 mems organizations. on Royal
Manhood % with music led by BeTean
choir and Weber's Orchestra. Seats
free. Women also invited. Sunday
school. $50 q. II; Christian Endeavor
meeting. p n
Vermont Avenue Church-The pastor.
F. D. Power. viii preach at II a. N and
p. m; evening sermon. Genesis first
OF q series on the books Of the Bible.
sunday school $50 4 N: Christian
E1deavor, : p 10. Ali welcome.
II Street Church, near Four-and-a-
half street southwest Finley B. Sapp.
pastor. Services CT i d. m. and S D.
n; preaching in tHc corning by Rev.
Martin, Of Kentucky and at night by
the pastor, Sunday school. 9.30 a NJ.
Christian Endee5cT. p n. The public
invited
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Comforting Considerations.

Gods side OF things is always bright.
When our feet are entagled IN thickets
Of trials we may hear him say: 7 am
the way" When shadows Of uncertain
ty fail across our path his voice speaks.
= an the truth" When our feet slip
over the brink OF deaths river We nav
hear the divine boatman saying: = an
the life
Christ is the universal conqueror. He
is our shelter in the storm. He Is our
shield in the battle He is our teacher
for every problem. He IS the ever-shin-
ing sun that banishes all shadows. We
nay sing with Christiana Rossetti-
. HELPLESS dust, In thee. o Lord, I put
ny trust
l. God cares for the smallest things.
The structure Of some microscopic in
sects is as wonderful as that Of world.
Every day We tread in the dust little
things whose mechanism is so wonder
ful that, if a human genius should in
vent their ike, 1t would make him ia
nous for all time The infnitesimaI
Troves the Infinite
That is the lesson that Jesus points
cut. God cares fer his smallest erea-
lures. That sweet truth sings from the
birds throat It is oxhaled IN the acw-
er's fragrance It glows in the grass.
The wise hnancier cares Tor the pen
MES as well as for the dollars. The
wise horticuIturist is careful with the
smallest shrub as well as with the
largest tree. Wisdom never forgets the
greatest values while it remembers the
least Cod who remembers the spar
row will not forget The soul.
2 God has enough wisdom and power
- do anything he wants to for ne. he
Is wise enough to teach ne all the truth
] need 10 know. he VIII guide you
Into all truth That is the very. prom
ise Of Jesus. That much is certain. He
cares enough fOr me 10 teach me the
truth
He Is strong enough 10 help ne. He IS
q very present help. The hiudrances are
present The help must be. Tho bur
dens are upon me now. The Helpers
hand must be under the burdens now
Ny blisteTed feet now press the rugged
pathway. It is now that the good
Guides hand must hold my own.
He is wise enough to teach ne. He is
strong enough TO save ne He IS good
enough to guide me.
g God has ways OF caring for us that
are not dreamed Of in our H'tlc phiIoso-
phiss. His ministries to men are often
mysterious. The coral islands we're
needed. and they We're built by millions
OF little invisible architects. Commerce
needed coal. Gods care anticipated that
need ages in advance. And he buried
vast forests. changing vegetation and
wood into coal Atmospheric forces play
upon fallen trees IL the West. and
change them 10 beautiful logs Of opal
Gods care fer men Is written in field
and forest II IS inscribed in the soil
Il IS stamped In zplendor on the stellar
sky. The hearens declare the glory Of
His goodness
Lesson Messages.
/ Jesus forbids worry.
e The providence Of God touches every
point Of human need. including susie
nance and ralment
3. Matter is OF value only as It minis
tiers 70 mind.
Birds arc good enough fer God to
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Suggested HYMNS.

Christian Endeavoz Hymns-55, 90.
I49. I62, 2oS. 216. 217
The Endeavor Hymnal-2o. So, Sc. 81,
g. los, 100. 1913.
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Scripture References.

Psalms. xxiii:1; cxxi:2-4 cxlvii:1-9;;
jeremiah, ix:23,24; xvii:5-8; Matthew.
v:45; John, iii:16; Acts. xvii:24-2s; Il
Corinthians. ks Philippians. iv:6.19;
I Timothy. wiz; james. III: I Peter.
T-67
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c. Z Butler, Pastor-Services with
preaching By pastor, Il a N. and D.
NJ: Sunday school. g:3G a. m; Y. P s
G. 2, :. and Junior Eudeayor. SIS 0.
m; prayer meeting, Thursday.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

Miss NJ R. sammons gave some of
the thoughts from the Tooth Anniversary
of the Woman's Board IN New York
in May. at the Christian Endeavor So
ciety meeting at the Westminster Pres
byterian Church last Sunday evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-05
1.-The Fathers Care.

How often we wonder if the Father
really cares. Not only when great mis-
fortunes overtake US and We are losers
in the unequal struggle, but in the little
things Of life, the petty anGoyances and
the common tasks we are so apt TO ask
whether the Father knows and cares.
And yet how plainly Jesus tries to teach
us that our Heavenly Father is inter
ested In all the activities Of cur lives;
that He is concerned in all that con
Germs US. Someone has said that the