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Congregational.
Congregational Church A special
Christmas programme will be rendered at
the First Congregational church this
morning. The quartette choir which fur
nishes the music for the Yesper service
each Sunday, viii sing in the morning,
and for the O'Clock service the quar-
tette viii be doubled. the additional sing
ers being Mrs. Arthur Peters, Miss Edna
Conn, Mr. Robinson and Fred Graham
Following is the programme:
Morning Service
Organ-Prelude in Co.. MendelSsohn
Anthem Hank, Hark, with Harps of
Cold .... MarstOn
Quarette.
Offertory, organ, Pastorale SYM
phOny-"OratOrio of Messiah Handel
Duet-'-H Heavenly Love -.-.--...-. Gounod
Mrs. King. Miss Dwyer-
Organ "Halellujah Chorus
--..----.;-,- ..---- .--...'.-....-.-.. Hahdel
Vesper Service, ; D. m
Organ-..F'or Unto Is a Child Is Born
Anthem-''VV here Is He That is King
Double Quarette--Vioiin and Organ
Duet-'Songs of Praise the Angels
Mrs. King. Mr. Graham.
Ladies' Quarette-.-It Came Upon the
Midnight Clears. AlOnZO Stone
The Treble Glee Club
Offertory-"E YenitfE Star ......... Wagner
Baritone SolO-'@1-Was Night in Old
Mr. Robinson. % '-Oi
Anthem Hark, Hark, My Soul Shelly
Double Quartette-Violin and Organ.
Organ Postlude-''AH That Hath Life
Me0QelSSOnIl
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THE
SYST ERS
GOOD
| WORK..

mister to their bodily needs. With so
many children to take care of and to
protect from climate and disease, these
wise and prudent sisters have found Pc
runa a never-failing safeguard.
DIR. Hartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over the
United States. a recommend recently
received from a Catholic institution in
Detroit. Mich, reads as follows:
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. German Lutheran Church--EvangeIical
Lutheran service in the German language
every Sunday at D. m; Sunday school at
D. m. at the Swedish Lutheran church,
corner of Second South and Fourth East
Services on Christmas day at 1880 a m,
with holy communion, and at p. m
children'S service with Christmas tree,
free. Everyone is most cordially invited
to all our services. Rev. j. Graebner,
pastor; residence, sos East Seventh South.
Phone 126e-H.
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ARTICLES OF INcoRPoRAT1or.

Articles Incorporating the Dr. Viko
Exerciser company were filed with the
as the principal place of business. 1t
has a capital stock of 100000, divided
into shares of the par value of 81 EACH
The officers are; Eindred Viko, presi-
dent; William ]. Mcintyre, vice pres
ident; Scion Spiro. treasurer, and VIII
liam Pischel, secretary, who with VIII
liam NJ. Bradley comprise the directo-
rate
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EPISCOPAL.

At St PauTs church Christmas morning
at II O'Clock the choir viii sing the fol-
'sVerIite." Robinson; Te Deum, Goss;
"Jubilate" Schubert; Stones communion
service: occasional. "Hark. the Herald
Angels sing. At y o'clock mldnlSht
Christmas eve, a full choral service VIII
be rendered, including the anthem And
There Were Shepherds. by Parks.
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Work on Miners Home.

It is expected that as soon as the
weather will permit. work viii be begun
on the Judge miners home. A permit
for the erection OF the building was taken
out last week by Mrs. Mary Judge. II
calls for the erection of an 100000 build
Ing to be erected at the corner OF Seventh
South ana Eleventh East.
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TIE NATIONAL GUARD.


Indoor baseball continues TO flourish
AT the armory- A large number OF
candidates were at he hal last Frida--
evening who participated IN a couple
of hours speedy practice. after which
the appearance OF the place would lead
one to believe that the battery had
been holding an indoor target practice
The available timber for The organiza-
ton is as excellent as could be desired
and if the building stands long enough
to afford the necessary practice the re-
suit viii probably be that an aI-rcund
fine outdoor team will make its debut,
under the colOr.s of the national guard,
next spring.
The dance given by the troop last
Wednesday evening was as usual a
drill was held first, after which the
dancing lasted until nearly II o'clock.
The large crowd was a first-clasS one
in every respect.
Captain GreenewaId Of the signal
corps was unable to attend the drill
of his organiza ton last Thursday even
ing on account of sickness, the COM
mand falling TO Lieutenant Skidmore,
who put the organization through few
new maneuvers, after which flag work
was taken up.
The drill hall will now be silent until
the first week in January, ali the COM
pany commanders having decided tC
suspend drill until after the holidays
The company quarters and books OF
both company H and the signal corps
will be inspected during the present
week by Colonel Lund. These organ
izations have accordingly been doins
mighty stunts in order to be in read
mess.
Major c. VI. Benedict of the hospita
corps has made application for a DoarC
! of survey to fix the response bilit:- TO
certain supplies which have been eithe
| lost or stolen.
The next dance of the series to b.
given by the First Regiment band vii
| take place sometime during January
| This affair will be much more selec
than the last one, and is expected to b
more of a success. both socially ant
| financially. The last dance Melted tn
organization about $50.
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Administered sues For SIS .ooo.

A. r. Barnes. administrator of the
estate if Victor Johnson. deceased. be-
gan suit in the district court yester-
day against the Union Pacific Coal
company to recover So, 600 for the death
OF Johnson at the eompany's mine. 1t
is alleged the deceased was employed
as a digger at the defendants mines
at Cumberland, Wyo., and was killed
on March 10, 1901, in an accident
caused by a runaway coal car.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society-Services held
at Odd Fellows hall. neaw new postofflce
site, Market street. Service, II a. m;
Sunday school. 12:15- Sermon on the
Evolution of Religious Beliefs, by Rev.
p. S. Thatcher Music Unity choir. Seats
free. all Invited. Unitarian literature Tor
free distribution.
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Dr. David Kennedy's Rose Jelly rad,
icai cure catarrh. Hay Fever and Colo
in Head. sec.
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Ford's Hotel.

S. ". Cox. proprietor. The only
strictly first-class family hotel in the
city entirely overhauied by the new
management; steam heat. hot and cold
water in every room, private baths, ia
bic unexeelied.
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Y. M. C. A.

The mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian association this afternoon VIII
be addressed b. Oscar L. Cox, general
secretary Subject: Gambling Miss
Ella J. Buddemer Of Portland. Ore viii
sing. Doors open at , o clock, meeting at
4. All men are cordially invited to be
present.
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PracticaI SUGGESTIONS

For holiday buyers: The Neckwear,
Handkerchiefs. Gloves, Suspenders.
shirts, Canes and Umbrellas We are
prepared for your wants with specla1
Xmas lines.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main Street.
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If It's the Latest

And best 1t comes from our stock. This
means the Xmas Neckwear, Handker-
chiefs. Suspepders Cloves. Canes and
Umbrellas. f tfE
Brown, TER1kY& WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street.
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Bank Clearings.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.. 8sG
For the same day last year they were
sfS4,00z For the week they were S4.5ils-
90 For the same period year ago they
were So. 5T5, 2S6.
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Not only do they minis
ter TO the spiritual and
intellectual needs of the
charges committed to
their care, but they also
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Christian.

Central Christian Church.-corner of
Third South and Fourth East streets.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7s45 2. su., by
DR. T. W. Pinkerton- Morning subject,
The Christi evening subject, ~The
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Mans Necessities

Are always the Handkerehiefs. Sus-
penders and Hosiery. Special holiday
lines
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street
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s. Mark.s Cathedral.-Rt. e.. Abie

st. Marks CathedraI;-Kt. Rev. AoleI
Leonard. S. T. D.. bishop; Very Rev.
James B. Eddie. 3. D.. dean Fourth
Sunday in Advent, Dee q. 1902. a. m.
holy communion: 9:45 a m, Sunday
school: II a. m. Htany, ante-eommunion
and sermon Symbolism AS a Religious
Factor Among the Italians 1870, even
ing prayer and address; $50 p. m, b .
A. meeting for Bible study in the vestry
room. st Thomas As a Type of the
Twentieth Century Scientific Mind" The
public is cordially invited TO attend the
services Free seats.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Charles F. Lacombe to Edward
Richards. 10x5 rods northwest from
, rods west of southeast corner lot
l. block 81. plat A...........-......-...S 81 !
James II. Cochrane 70 Allen J. Edgar,
lot 2, block i, Heath's block 20 plat
Fritscs TO Napoleon Generaux.
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Second East and Second South streets,
w M Paden. D. D., pastor; john c. Lin
coln assistant pastor. Morning services
II o'clock, THE Ward" Sunday school,
1890 D. m: Junior Endeavor society. I;
Senior society. $50; evening service 7:45
Seats arc free at all services and the
ni1bIic is cordially invited
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Scandinavian N. +. Church---l5S South
Second East street Emil E. M0rk, pastor.
Preaching in the scandinavian language,
II a m: Sunday school. 10 a m; at 20
D. m the services viii be Of special IN
ferest and conducted in the English IAN
qua ge We cordially invite all to come.
Friday evening, Dec %. a Christmas pro-
gramme will be rendered by the Sunday
school Doors open at O. m. y cordial
Invitation 10 al.
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Methodist.

Tiff NJ. Z. Church.-COrner Ninth East
and First South. Sabbath school at 9:49
a. m; preaching by the presiding elder
J. L. Leilich. at II; Junior league at $50
D. m: evening service at and league at
s. The subject for the evening sermon
will be Priests the Greatest Enemies OF
Jesus Christ On Christmas eve at I-5O
the Sabbath school viii render a well pre-
pared vrogramnae consisting of solos,
instrumental and vocal, likewise duets,
choruses and a cautata entitled Christ
mas with the Pixies. very entertaining
Selection as well as good moral. There
will be a treat for the members OF the
Sabbath school. ard presents All are
invited to come and enjoy this festival
in the honor of our Christ. Remember
the date, Dec. "A, at 7:5e P. N l. h
Koepsel, pastor
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Ruildine Permits

Building permits issaed during week:
Mrs Mary Judge, Seventh South
and Eleventh East. Miners
Home 1890 zee. $lOO,COO
G. A. Campbell. Fifth South and
Fourth West. frame store ...... 800
r. a. Margetts. IA North Second
West, brick cottage ..-.-..------..- 1000
Agnes A Anderson, 344 Edith av-
enue. frame cottage .............. LOCO
William Gundry 246 North Second
West, frame alterations ---.-.--... ,009
w. NJ. Anderson. 1904 South Ninth
East. brick cottage ................ 1900
Mrs. Katie A. wishing. Sixth South
and Third West brick cottage. 500
L. A. Herst. S34 South Fourth East,
frame cottage .---..------..-.-..... 500
E. a. Herst, $50 South Fourth East,
frame cottage ......-..------.-..-.- $50
T. H. Woolley. 455 South Third
East brick addition ....-..-.-.... 1000
A H. Wooiley. 40 South Third
East. brick residence .............. 2Oo0
A. II. WoOl1ey, 242-4-6 South Fourth
East. terrace ..-... .....- ---.-....- 5000
Tribune Job Printing company,
brick addition ...-...-.---..---..... SEQ
Mary Z. Foster, 1855 Fuller av-
enue. two frame cottages -----..... 2,00c
B. G. Blake. $40 East Eighth South
potter's kiln ...-.........-..... 800
r. T. Holsclaw. Sl4 South Fourth
East, frame cottage -.-----.--.--.- l,000
Total 49,. 49,. $50. ............ sl20. 500
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We Aid the customer

In making desirable Xmas purchases,
so we'll selected are our lines Of Neck
wear, Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves,
Shirts, Night Robes, Pajamas, Muf-
f1ers. Canes and Umbrellas.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main Street.
The most complete line of holiday
neckwear in the city, exclusive things
not found elsewhere, at Richardson &
Adams, 172 Main street.
The Early Purchaser
Gets the benefit of best selections Of
our artistic line of Smoking Jackets at
the Is per cent reduction.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
Auction Sale.
Good paintings, $50 East Second
South, p. m. every afternoon
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A collection of water colors by G..
Wesley Browning are now on exhibit
tiOa at the studio of Emile Minor in
the Templeton block.
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The Gifts

Appreciated by gentlemen are Suspend
ers, handkerchief Hosiery, Gloves
Holiday novelties TO show yOu.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
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Dr.
and have find
SISTER BEATRLX
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Lutheran

Holy Trinity English Evangelical
Lutheran Churches South Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens pastor.
sunday before Christmas Sunday school
al 10 a. m; divine service at II a. m
The Christmas sermon will be preached.
No evening service. On Friday evening.
Christmas services viii be held. All are
cordially Invited.
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STRANDED VESSEL FIoATED.

Korsors, Denmark. Dec. 20.-The Ger
man warship Wittelsbach, which went
ashore near here Dec. 16. was refoated
today.
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St Peters Episcopal MissiOn--F'ifth
North and Fifth West streets. Rev. r. H.
Barnes. minister in charge Fourth sun
day in Advent. sunday school. ) p m, ;
Monday, 2-38 p. m; Girls Friendly So
ciety, Tuesday $3.50 p m.
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Phillips Congregational Church-Rev.
p. A Simpkin. pastor. Services this day
at II a. m. will be held at the home of the
pastor 549 Seventh East as will the Sun
DAY school at 12:15, no evening service;
Christian Endeavor at 600 o. m: Christ
mas exercises will be held in the East
Side Baptist church Tuesday evening at
100. Invitation to the public is extended.
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Avail yourselves Of the bargains in
the Croekery department. Fine China,
rich Cut Glass, fancy Plates, Cups and
Sauccrs. etc. No time like Xmas TO
make your friends happy Second floor
ScOtt-Strevell Hdw. &C. Take elevator.
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services at 1886
a. m. in English and $3.50 p. m. in Nor
wegian- Christmas services next Thurs
day at 10:20 a. N. in English Christmas
tree festival Friday. Dec. 26 at I'D d. m.
You are cordially invited TO attend A. c.
ii OVern. pastor.
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First Congregational Church.-COrner of
First South and Fourth East. Rev. Clar
ence 7. Brown, pastor. Morning service
at IL O'Clock, Christmas sermon by the
pastor; Christmas music by the. choir;
Sunday school, 1890; vesper service with
Christmas music by the double quartette
at o clock.
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Is made easier II the purchaser win
note the Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves,
SusDenders. Shirts. Canes and Gmbrel-
las for the man. Attractive Xmas eX-
hibits for your selections
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co..
1856 Main Street
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Don't forget r. & 4. clothing in your
Christmas gifts. It is the best made.
Richardson & Adams, 1I2 Main street.
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St Johns Episcopal Mission.--Perkins
addition. Rev. r. II. Barnes, minister in
charge. Fourth Sunday in Advent. sun
d.
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Interesting Letters from
Catholic institutions.

In every country of the civilized
world the Sisters of Charity are known.
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St Paurs ChCrch.-Corner of Main and
Fourth South streets. Rev Charles E-
Perkins rector. Services a. m. holy
communion. a.35 q. M. sunday school. II
a. M. lNany and ante-communion. ser
mon ~ the Re- George G. Hunting; 80
p. m, evening prayer and sermon by the
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Southwest Mission.-Second West and
Mead streets. Sunday, 4 p. m; preach
ing service, 7:45.
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Holiday Buying

Neck muffers for men and women at
Richardson & Adams, 142 Main street.
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rector: midnight service on Christmas
eve. Services on Christmas day at II a.
m. Strangers cordially welcomed. All
seats free.
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Baptist.


First Baptist Church.-Corner of Sec
ond South and Second West streets, Rev.
d. A. Brown. pastor. Preaching at II a.
m and 7:3e p. m. In the evening the sec
ond sermon in the series of Lives Lived
Over will be to young women Sub
ject: Esther, or How a Young Woman
Lived as a Queen All Young ladies are
especially invited. Sunday school al 12:15
Deacon L. J.. Lucas, superintendent, Is. Y
2. t. at $50 D. IN. Bible study class led
BY Deacon a. J.. Overn, meets Monday
evening at 80: Young Mems society. led
by s w. Darke. meets Tuesday evening,
at 7:3e. a cordial invitation Is extended
To all.
Burlington chapei.-Corner of Indiana
avenue and Navajo street. Sunday school
at S:15 p. m; Friday evening SERVE at
-7:3o
Rio Grande Chapei.-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at 800 p. m, Miss Bertha +.
Moore, superintendent
East Side Baptist Church-COrner OF
Third South and Seventh East, F. Bar
nett. pastor. Regular services at IL q.
m. and at 80 D. m. preaching by the
pastor. Baptism after the evening serV-
ice Sunday school at 12:15 D. m; Young
Peoples meeting al $40 D. m: Christmas
exercises on Wednesday evening. and gen.
eral prayer meeting of the church on
Thursday evening at T:30 O'Clock
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Suspenders in individual boxes ex-
pressly for holiday gifts at Richardson
& Adams, IT, Main street.
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me choir at St. Marks cathedral wi


Peabody communion service viii be sung.
For the Offertory solo Miss GrimsdeIl Will
sing .sThe New Born King. by L ESDOlr-
Following is a list Of the choir mem
beTs:
SopranOs-Miss Margaret Barr. Miss A
Blrton Miss Halle Foster. Miss Lucy
CiatrelI Miss Emily Grimsden Miss Lulu
Barr. Miss Lucille Hewitt, Miss Jones,
Miss Priscilla Bircumsnaw. Miss Hitda
Beavis.
Boy Sopranos-F'isher Harris. jr.. Sey-
ri0tir OIrnste2d, Harold King George
link. Tcddie Evans. VIII Hall. Rex
Porcher. Ethelbert Coffin. Ernest Lins-
kog Andrew Clark. Clay Wallace, Cyril
Edrnunsis Hamish Eddie
AItos-Miss Elsie Scheid, Mrs. Burton
Miss Florence Foster. Miss Eleanor
Fngler Miss Cora Snyder
TeEors-D- Il Wells. G. B. Gatrell, l.
z Ianns5n A. J. HamertOn.
BassOS-J ames Duncan. Kari A SCheid.
Paul Beeraer Thomas Wise. Irving
Wilkins. Lin Sprague- George y Rome
burg. James Orbison-
OrEaniss-A. II. Peabody.
Choirmast er-karl Scheid-
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German Evangelical services at the
East Side Baptist church. corner of Third
South and Seventh East. Preaching, 9:4o
a. m: SUNDAY school, p. m: Christmas
service Thursday Dec. -. from 1919 10
1880 a m All our German friends.
strangers and children are cordially in
vited Rev. c. =. thinner. pastor; resi-
dence 30 South Eighth East
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Congregational.

All notices for this column must be
handed IN by p. m. Saturday.
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Miss Halle Foster will sing ION. Eyes
That Are Weary" By Bracket, this
morning at ST. Marks cathedral
The choir boys of St Marks cathedral
viii visit the principal hotels and hos
pitfalls in vestments on Xmas eve to sing
/ parolS
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Major c. VI. Benedict of the hospital
corps has made application for BOARD
of survey to fix the responsibility for
certain supplies which have been either
lost or stolen.
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The drill hall will now be silent until
the first week in January, ali the COM
pany commanders having decided to
suspend drill until after the holidays.