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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-07-17
KO0TENAI COUNTY.

observation-disclosures i. Yost.
Observation-Disclosures. Ashley,
Warren Flint. James Reid
District Judgc--Isalph T. Morgan.
SHERIFF.. l.. Whitney.
Auditor, Clerk and Recorder t. H. Quarlcs
Treasurcr-Cs Geo. +. FitzsimmOns.
Assessor-- Robt. G. Thompson.
Supt. of Schoois-IsObt. &. Egbers.
County Attorney--Thos. II. Wilson.
Judge-F. A, Mccall.
SurvcyOr-W. II. Edelblutc.
t'oruner-T. A. Bishop.
County Physician-Dr +. Wenz.
Commissioners: 1st district. Joseph Fisher.
end A. A. Merritt.
Bird 4" Alex Quiric.
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PIN Der LAND, ACTJUNE3, 1879
Notice for Publication -

Occur d'Alcne, Idaho, July II. l"i'
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress OF
June J. ISIS entitled An act for he s;lic OF
timber lands in the States of California Ore-
gon Nevada and Washington Territory, as
extended to all the Public Land states ny act
of August !, 1892. JULIA ). RAND, nf Spo-
kane. county Of Spokane, stale OF MasAihg.
sworn statement No. 1903, for the purchase Of
the Lot 1 of section No. 4 In TIP. No, ~
north. range No. , W b m, am VIII
offer proof to showthat theland sought Is more
valuable for its timbero or stone than for aSil-
cultural purposes aud to establish his cialm
To said land before the Register and Receiver
of this Office mt Occur d'Alene Idaho, on
Monday, the 2Ist day Of September, l"i.
He names as witnesses: Guy Haas: of Spo-
kane. Wash; Arnold J. Taylor LLOYD Quack-
enbush and Frank Grass all of Atho Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are reqestcd TO ME
their claims in this Office On or before Sald
2Ist day OF September 1903 u. II. BunLoNG
Jl7Sts Register.
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WANTED-SEVERALI INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sons Ia ca ch state to travel for house estab-
lished eleven years and with % large capital
to call upon merchants and agents for sue.
ccssful and profitable line. Permanent en-
sagcment Weekly cash salary of Bis and all
travelling expenses and hotel bills advanced
N cash each week. Experience not essential
Mention reference and enclose self-add ressed
envelope. THE NATIONAL, gl4 Dearborn
St., Chicago.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the interior.
United States Land Office Occur d'Alent
Idaho lime \ 1NH


A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed IN this office by J. A. Miller, of Athol
Idaho, contestant, against homestead entry
No. 1919 made July 3 1899, for NEi4. section
"A. township 54n, range 3 W. b. m. by William
Is. ONeill Contestce, IN which II is alleged
that said entryman has never cleared. cult
waited. fenced, improved or established resi-
dence on the place. that there was Il small
unfinished cabin ut the time Of filing and
that sai d a legged b sc nc e
from said land was not due to his employ
ment in the Army, Navy or Marine Corp of
the United States during the war with Spain
or during any other war in which the United
States may be engaged either AS Il private
soldier, officer. seaman or marine. Said par
ties are hereby notified to appear respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 O'Clock u. m. on August II 1903 before
the Register and Receiver mt the United
States Land Office in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
The said contestant having, in II proper
affidavit. fled 1893 set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice can not be MADE. it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
junl2julyl7 OH. BUDLONG. register.
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TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE3 1878
Notice for Publication

"'"' u htSIlt iudnO- June ~, 1g03
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress OF
June s. 1875 entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States of California Orc.
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
extenaeu TO ~ the Public Land States by act
% OF Spokane. county of Spokane, state of
H., !; asnlngton, has this day filed in this Office
ms sworn statement No. l272. for the purrhasc
OF me sei4 OF smA OF Section No. % In Town
snip Number % north, range Num- i or
" b m. and will offer proof To- snow that H. h
lan ni sought Is more valuable for its timber
or stone than Tor agricultural purposes. and
to establish his claim to said land before ,he
= hcgister md Receiver of this office at Coenr
OF September, hob -" u"S
ne names as witnesses: Daniel Clark of
fHoot-hill T. o., Wash. and John t. Wilson
drum; Idaho. Any and all rs ;11,.
GSiain .lig adv ersely the above
uiescriped lands are requested to file thei,
cia.nls IN this office ON or before said oh dav
oi september, 1903 d. II. BUDLONG. "a'
JuD16Aug2S-03 R.g;star
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Occur d Alene Idaho.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Occur d Alene Idaho.
June L. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tt!d notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Occur d. AlCnc, Ida
no, on July IL, 1903 viz:
BRICE GOLDMAN
Id 1462 for the neia Of section 80. township
50 n, T.. W bm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiv;l-
ton OF said land, viz: Ross Dingman.
9ayidL Masterson Samuel i. Rhodes, Mark
ludlow. all of Rathdrum, Idaho.
junl2julyE y. II. BUDLONC, Register
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

IL ODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA.
~ Rathdrum Camp No. 6Sfs
Meets ut WoodnIen Hall every LIST and 3rd
Saturday Of each month. Visiting neighbors
cordially invited. J. Il. NJ. Culp, Clerk; Ed
win McBec. Consul; J. q. Koch. Deputy
Head Consul
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRaT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev.
+. A. Walker. Pastor. sunday School 10 am;
morning service II o'clock. Christian En-
deavor Mt $40 D. IN. Evening service ut 1880.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
n. f. CHURCH-Rev. G. r. Cook. Pastor.
Services every sunday evening at : 10 O'cloc k
and every Of her Sunday morning Mt II o'clock.
sunday school ut 10 u. M; Jr. League Mt '5:ib
~ meeting every Friday evening at 1880
o'clock, nj tho Church.
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Trying to do business without ad.
vestislng, is like, winkipy in the
dark, you know what Won are irving
to do. hut nobody else docs.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OF IDAHO.

Scnators-rred Dubois, W. II. Hepburn.
Congressman Burton l.. French.
Supreme judge. r. Alshie.
Governor--JOhn T.. Morrison.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. NJ. stevens.
Secretary Of State--W. II. Gibson.
Auditor-- Theodore Turner.
Trcasurer-H. II. Coffin.
Supt. Public Instruction-MayL l.. Scott.
State Attorney. Il. Bagley,
inspector of Mines -Robt. Bell.
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DOYAL NEIGHBOURS OF AMERICA.
~ Evergreen Camp No. 23i7. Meets every
Monday evening at Woodmen Hall. Miss
Jennie Culp, Recorder; Mrs. J. q. Callahan.
Oracle.
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If you want your properly lhSuTeu
against loss by fire call on the ran
handle Abstract Co. III
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800 REWARD

The A. IL. T. A. No. 50 will give reward of
SiOo 10 any person or persons for the arrest
ana conviction of any person or persons
stealing driving away, shooting, poisoning
or killing any live stock Of amy members Of
the association. jim 27 If
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II o. r. NJ, RATHDRTM LODGE NO
n :, meets ut Woodmen Hall Ind and 4th
Wednesdays Ia each month. ID. VanDuzcr,
Commander; X. s. McCrea, Record Keeper.
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LawtOn Post No. %, G. A. r.,
Meets second Saturday in each
mon IN ut Ilarts hall Mt 1 o'clock
pm. J. II. WILSON,
JOHN LYONS, Adiutant Com.
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Church Of the Holy Comforter,


The Christmas music to be rendered q
tho Church OF tho Holy Comforter vii
be excellent, The following programme
has been prepared;
Professional Hymn No, d9-llcadlng,
Vcnle IN G--Crotch,
Cilorln Patri IN F---panks,
Gloria Patri III lr.7:Barnpy, III
ne Deum In G--Smart
5Jubilate Dec III, d. Woodward,
Hymn No. S. Itedners Al
Hynin No. 50--G Carol
IS Offcrtory-. Glory To God, In, n Loud,
iilorla IN Excelsis IN ei7,,!!ra ylor,
III Recesslolul lynn No Go-Snaart.
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SONG OF PRAISE TO ARISE ON
THE DAY OF THE SAVlOR'S BIRTH

no Solo and chorus-A1rs. George ".
Warren, solO!st. eta
Sanctus F--Garrett.
HYMN 92s-And Now, o. Father-N1onk.
Gloria in Excelsls-Old Chant.
Recessional Hymn $50 Little Town OF
Bethlehem-Rev.. c. Courtney Jones.
December eth. 4 p. NJ, Special MUST
cal Servlceo
professional Hymn 5l--Hark the Herald
Angels Sing-Mendelssohn.
Gloria F-Nlarks
Magnificent F--Marks.
Nunc Dimitis F-Marks,
Anthem-Sing, 0, I1eavens-Tours.'.
Hymn 55-Calm on the Listening Ear
OF Night-Rev. Courtney Jones. u
Offertory-.'O Holy Night
prano solo and chorus-Mrs. George w,
Warren, solost. ,.s3
Hymn 535-Now the Day is Over-Barn-
Recessional Hymn $50. Little Town OF
Bethlehem--Redner
THE CHOIR.
Chorus of forty voices. William NJ
Jenkins, organst and chormaster. !,
Sopranos-AIrs NJ j. Hon, MISS be,l
Miss Grace Cunningham, Miss Ezra ~
lington, Miss Helen Flnney, Miss Ellzn-
heth Fisher. Miss Mamie Hutchinson.
Miss Maggie Jones, Miss Louise Lewis
Miss Kate Meade, Mrs. George w. War
rem, Miss Maude Schultz, Mrs -. a s.
Wise, Miss Reca Hutchinson.
aItos-NIrs a. S, Hurt, Mrs. II. II.
Made Mrs. D.. j.. CABOT, Miss Stanley
Atkins. Miss Connie Evans, Miss Mary
.l1,itchinson, Miss Emily Jones. MISS
Mary La,hrop, Miss Julia Lee
Tenors-Alr, Charles b. Cooke Mr.. WH i
NJ, Jones, Mr.. George sclvert, mr.. Ainln
Nethcrwood, Mr.. j. a. Turner, MI Henry
II. McCrecly, Mr.. Joe llundley, Mt -
Pierce Brent. Jr,
Bassos-Mr.. Robert r. Harrison. Mr.. A..
s u,,rt. Mir George w. Warren, MT.
Junlus Stephenson, Mr.. c. G, Clifton, Ny.
!. Gooch, Mr.. a. Howell, Mr. Geo. =.
Iynch -gss eEga&
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CATHOLIC.
St. Peters Cathedral.
eli RIsTMAs DAY, II a. ny

aH (CH RlSINAS DIAL, u ~ W.
Pontifcal High Mass
Processionul-Gory to God-soprano
Solo and Chorus
Kyric-Gounod-T and Chorus.
Glorla--Gounod--Bass and Tenor SOLOS,
Duet. Trio and Chorus.
Veni Crea tor-Ltl Hache-Soprano Solo
Mrs. Griffin.
Credo-Gounod-T and Chorus.
Offertory-Adete Fideles-Novello-sop
no Solo. Duct, Trio and Chorus.
observation-disclosures solo,. a.
Canepa, and Chorus.
Benedictus-Go unod-Soprano SOLO ana
Chorus.
Agnus Del ounod-Tenor ana Sopra-
10 Solos and Chorus
PROFESSIONALLY ificat--M arzo-Soprano
solo--Mrs. Murphy and Chorus,
ts--Eoprnno--Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Grlfln--Ienor--Mr G. a. Cancpa'
I3ass-Mr. James Cowurdin.
Members OF Choir-Soprano-Nlrs.a Muir
my, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Johnson. Misses
swceny, Delaney, Mcintyre, Newhelser
and Coleman. ,
Alt.-Misscs Cavanaugh. Epps and
Meughcr. a.,
Tcnori- Messrs. DR.. Hardy. Powell, YER
lander. Duffy, Byrnes and Cnnepn.
Massachusetts. Cowardin, Smith. J,ffln-
ncrun, Keenan,, Morrlssey, w. Flhnegan
ana Shea.
Organist-Nlss Nina Randolph,
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The following compose the choir:
sopranos-Mrs. a.. M. Tyler, Mrs. %. g.
Pelouze, Mrs. Il. b. Ford. Mrs. James ny
ler, Miss Adele Kuhn, Mrs. Y. II. WIN
ston. Mrs. William Iluntley, Mrs. sidney
James Mrs a. D. Wrenu. Miss lAlzette
Winston, Miss Lettic kenney.
AItos-N1iss Florence Kuhn, Miss Lucy
Stoneman. ~
>Tenors-Mr. WIS. jackson, Mr.. ". -.
Bass, MIR. NJ. J.. Willis. = !,
Bassos-Mr. James Tyler. Mr.. y. >.
Hiteshcw, Mr.. A. d. Wren, Mr.. Ashton
Epps, Mr.. j. S. Jones.
Organist-B. b. Burton.
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All Saints Church,
t(CHRIS'TMAS DAY.l 5.s
MORNING SERVICE. ,i.,5,
,,i,,,,I \,nnlI. fvDpo thp Rp1 I'm q

'
professional -.Angcls from the Realm OF
Glory.
1Vonite-Randall In y.
Gloria Randall in IL, A
ne Deln,--Lloyd III Il Fiat
JubiIatc Deo--Gorbin IN y Flat,
JIymn-O, Little Town OF Bethlehem.
Gloria Tbi--t,osby in q,
Ilymn-lt Camo Upon the Midnight
Clear.
Offcltory--Retll elem-Bnrtlett,
-SentGnce--in q, l
COMMUNION SERVICE.
Sanctus--Camidge in L,
IIynn--And now, O Father, Mindful or
the Love.
Gloria in Excelsis--Old Chant,
lteccssunal-ll tho Herald Angels
SING.
Observation-Disclosures Eddie Boykin, Eddie
Farmer, Willie Gilman, Lindsay Bowen,
louis Menzel, Max Reuhnund, beverly
Elliott, Leroy Mountcastlc, Jno Ruskell,I
Fred Moods, Nelson Rawson, In Trlddy,3
Irwin Prtddy. Eberle Kirtley, Hordoni
I.crebyre. Mason Elliott Herbert Taylor,
Richard Saunders, chas Phlllips, lynch
Hubbard, Harvey Hubbard, Edward
Hayles, JAS. Llshman, Theron l'rowi,
John Young. Binfom King Stanley
l.lanton. Vaughan Gaty. upslllulr'S bowen,
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EPISCOPAL.
st. Paul's Church.
fr,rJDIcTNTA nAY)

.' E- och ttlSINlAoa bA1'J
Organ Prelude.
Proccsslona Hymn-flark The fleTa'u
Angels Slng-Mcndelssoh z
Venite-Anslecan Chant.
Gloria IatrI-Anglecan Chant.
no Deum I.audnmus IN D--Flsher'
Jubilate Dec in G-Cnlkln, ,
lynn No. Il--Hark What Mean THOSE
Holy Voices-Geer,
sGi Gloria Tibi-Anon,
LYNN No. Gilt Came Upon the Mid
night Cear--Dykcs.
Offertory Anthem-I Desired wisdom
6tainer.
Hymn No. o2s-.C Church lIynnn.
Gloria in I1xcelsis-Od Chant
Recessional Hymn 5s-Oh, Little TOWN
of neutrality-suspicious..
EVENING SERVICE.
organ Prelude,
Professional Hymn--IIark the Herald
Angels ng-Mendelssol'n..,
Gloria patri-Anglecun chant.
Magnificent IN G--Martln,
Nunc Dlmitis IN G-Martln,
Hymn. ,r,,a,, A,o,o
a. tand NE,rom Orrotio, st. Paul,
RecessionaI Hymn 5S-Oh, Little TOWN
Tha above morning service WILL be re-
,,eated sunday. Dec. a7, on which day
liz evening service will be s.ns also'
List Of Choir,
r,uortette-soprano, Mrs. W. 3. Plzzlnl;
oWTtrn,to MISS LILLIAN Taylor; Tenor, Mr.
nv r. 9, Whtehead basso, MT. Nor'nah
Call. ,. n,,ss Nellie
us,,,tahead. Miss Mary Buford, Miss Nv
, mM''e sra I'M, Miss Calvin Rragg, Miss
i iIntta Ross Ross, Miss Annie lSinney, MISS AIS,
salie Reid Anderson, MISS Hosaite i Ier'S
Miss sadie Bracket, MISS Mli''!ie 49, tp.y'
ME- ' dnIith Anderson, Miss Elizabeth
Robins. ,r r,,,,, Nt,s.
ELLEN IIobson. 1, 1,
passo,-pr Thomas MurFcll, MI, =, g
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St. Patrick's Church,

--|"01- n. [CII ItIS 1900 " N
Adele Fidclis--,Novelc
solemn Mass--Boscwlg,
There were Shcpherds-Wirnor,
Anthem Fiske.
Observation-Disclosures l.. Kcllam, J.,
Morecock, j. Euncc Misses NJ. Rcurdon,
N. Leachey, e. McSweenoy,
Alto Madame D. G. Richardson, Misses
NJ. ECavedo. Il. Davis,
Tenor--Nlcssrs. w. IT, Mahoney @, Par-
utcr u. McDermott, II. IT, Ryan
I'assi-Messrs. l.. II. Mcagher, l., Mors-
cock w. Ahern,
Orgunist-Nliss NJ. NlcSweency,
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Elaborate Programmes That Will
be Rendered in the
Churches.
SPECIAL MUSIC PREPARED REF: ::
Majority Of the Services Christ
mas Morning and Some Of the
Programmes to be Repeated.

In all tho churches OF the city songs
OF praise will rise on Christmas Day
Within the past few years the cultiva-
ton OF music has brought forth great
results. and the programmes this year
arc not only more elaborate than any
heretofore prepared, but It Will be rem
dered In a more artistic manner. IN
some of the churches the music rendered
Christmas day will DO repeated the fol7
lowing Sunday Tho programmes at the
various churches and those who VIII rem
der them rotlow
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Sacred Heart,

M CHRISTMAS DAY s. 4, NJ,
I4eonard's Mass In y Flat.
OTertory-Adeste Fideles
Recesslonal-Cilory to God.
THE CHOIR.
soprano--AIsses Mary y. Klrk. May
Manning and Marie Mccarthy.
Alto. Mrs. Thomas Smith
Tenor--Alessrs. Frank Ryan and Mali
rice a. Powers.
s. Bass AIessrs. John Finnlsall ahl
Charles CoWurdiD.
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Mark.Down Suits.

Our entire stock of elegant cos /.
tunes, both imported and domestic
make. at greatly reduced prices.
Tan Broadcloth Suit, Elton blouse B
effect, trimmed with Renaissnnce laco 4
and. wood silk braid, for &7G00
mer price 800; reduced - - 'o A. y;
Two elegant Black Broadcloth Visit
ing Costumes. Elton and Louis NV.
styles, lace trimmed, $S5 &hSa00#
Suits, reduced to....f.... =. - ~
Tan zibeline Costume; blouse effect,
back ana front, high tucked g1rdlc, A
4 deep peblum, channels vest trimmed
with lace and gilt buttons. tucked N
skirt cntralnc. $4,000 eos $3E 00R
tune, reduced to..... y 49, :
Panne Chovlot Suits, coat and Louis
XIV. styles, deep shoulder capes,
trimmed with velvet and fancy braid
tucked SKIRTS. s35 Suits. &%OEs00@
Suits Of Fancy Mixtures, both walk
ing and dress lengths, all cut IN tile D
top notch OF styles, several CT x M
sea and $50 Suits reduced top. Z =, -
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St. Andrews Church.

The st. Andrews Choir will render the
following programme Christmas Day.
Professional Hymn 5G-Christian Awake
Fuller.
Ncnilo No. 11-IIutchison.
Gloria Patri No. Marshall.
re 'Deum in "A. Giebel.
5,Jubllate in All. r. Shelley.
Hymn Lutrait 5l-Hark the Herald. An
gels Song-Dykes,
Gloria Tibi 1Si-Hymnal.
Hymn 54-While Shepherds Watched
Their FloCks-Ciubriel
Offertory 1Anthcm-Song o, Heavens
Alfred r. Garcl.
HOLY COMMUNION
Sanchez 19S-IIymnal.
Hymn 23l-Hymnal.
Gloria In EXcelsis-Zenncr.
6 Ilcctor--Rev. Thomas Semmes.
Associate Rector-Rcv. S, Cary Beck
with.
Orgnnlst-Miss De Hart,
Observation-Disclosures II. Short.
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Monumental Church.

(CIIRISTMAS8 DAY.)
professional Hymn O. Christians
Awake--NNainwrlgh
{ Yenitc-special Chant.
Gloria Il. Flats. =. Warren.
re Deum-Fcstval = Flat-Dudley
Buck.
Hymn-No. 40, Come All Yc Faith
ful.
Haynes.
Hymn 51-Hark the Herald Angels Sing
-Mendelssohn.
offertory-o Holy Observation-Disclosures
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William Flke. Stuart Ragland, Holt Page,
Harry Hamilton, Roger Mercer.
Alto--N1iss Mabel McBaln.
Tenors-Mr. Roe c. Tupman. Mr.. Jos.
Stokes, Mr.. Jas. Lisliman, Mr. Walter
Mercer
Basses-Mr. Jas McBain, Mr.. v. Tarrar,
Mi, Chas. Grant, Mr.. u. kendler, Mr.. G..
( Rork.
Organist-Mr. Ernest IT. Cosby.
Chormaster-Mr Walter G. Mercer.
All Saints Is the only boy Choir" IN
tile city, and probably. the only one in
the South except III Atlanta.
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ThaIhin1er's

BABIES WEAR.
Suggestions for Christmas Gifts.
Infants Homegrown Bids, well -
made, special ................... ~ ~
Infants Crochet 1jootce, pink. 10r
blue or white, special. ........ ~
Infants Crochet Sacks, white and
rink, Or white and bite, spe- OEt-
clnl........ .......... ........ - =.
Infants Cashmere Sacks, with she'll
4 finished embroidery, white or OR
colots, special ........E.'...... ~
Childrcn's aud Misses Iiiderdown
Bath Robes, light or dark colors. ~
very large assortment, all according
To the latest dcas spc- 81 OK
ChiIdrcn's silk Caps and Bonnets,
IN red i, and sn.s Wt s,as ye a;'d $15O
Chlldren's Draw Lcggins, CT m
FER pair. soc. d.......... VAsOO
/ tol 1,a l, $50 Eur Robes $500.
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BAPTIST
Emmanuel Baptist.

the other Baptist Churches, will be sung
next SUNDAY. tho a1th ESPECIALLY a.
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Hankins, Captain Welsh, Mr.. Woodrum,
Mr.. Kiley, Mr.. Shuford.
Tenori-Atr. Powhatan Breeden, MI,
Willie holland, Mr.. James Mckinney, MI.
Corridor Hobson.
Professor Jacob Renhardt organist. @
Mr.. p. S. Powers, director.
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Christ Church.

si.tt. '(CHRISTNIAS5 MUSlC)
Professional Hymn No, CO..
& Vencti-Stalner.
r. Gloria Patrl-Gounod,
To Deum--Celbel.
Jublatc--Steel.
Hymn No g.
Gloria 'rlb.
Hymn No. 50.
Carbohydrates, Shine for Thy Light
is Come-Rogers,
Hymn 90.
Gloria IN EXcelss,
Recessional Hymn 81,
TPostludc, orgun-Luppo
CHOIR,
Soprano-Allss Irene Frcke, Mrs. G.,
Iii Burton, Mrs. Bowers, Miss Dora
Jairer, Miss Lena Burton, Miss Mead,
Miss 5Dunzcy, Miss Isabel Davis, Mrs. IL.
d, Armstrong, Miss bertha Epps, Miss
Elva AIuIonee, Miss Lillian Epps, Mrs.
G. Il S. Francis, Mrs. Phillips.
Alto-Mrs, Fred Lowe, Mrs. sam Tomp-
kins Miss Mabel Wcst, Miss Emma
Clunrles, Miss Gladys Mnllonee Miss Eva
tluarlcs. Master Willie Ncwbcrrey, Mas
ter Leslie Gregory.
,rcnors-AIr. Joseph cherrey, Mr.. Ly'
man stutz, Mr.. Asley, Mi y. 8, Mallonec'
Bass--Nlr. j, r.. Day, Mr.. G, II. burton
MI. John Metzser.
organist-Miss Mr. Fannie Taylor
Volinist--Nlr. Herbert NeWberrey,
Director j. I2odolph Day,
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

crops of fruit every year-in March,
June and September: Its flowers and
fruit do not grow upon twigs, but di-
rectly out from the trunk and branches.
Baron Won Humboldt said of the cocoa
palm: ga more striking example of the
expansive power of life could hardly be
met with in organic nature" The fruit
is yellowish red, in shape and size. a
good deal like a cucumber; and the
brown seeds inside of 1.-THE cocoa
beans of commerce-are enveloped in a
mass of white pulp. The richest nut in
Ecuador is known as mountain cocoa, I"
and is never cultivated. 1t is small and
white, and almost pure oil; and from it
cocoa butter is made-used by the
natives for burns, cuts, sores and skin
diseases, and by women the world over
for beautifying the complexion.
FANNIE B. WARD.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS.

The Act of Congress approved March
2, 1903, provides an even increase of $40
per month in each case of soldiers and
sailors penSioned under the general law
on account of the loss of hands, arms,
feet, and legs, as we'll as disabilities in
the extremities which result in con.
dition equivalent to the loss OF these
members OF the body.
In addition, the army and navy in
valid pensioners under the general law
who have lost arms or legs at the shOul-
der or hip joints, or so near the joints
as to prevent the use OF an artificial
limb, will also receive an increase of
$40 per month under this law.
The cases above described will be set
tied without applications from the pen
sioners for the increase. The Bureau
of Pensions is now taking the neces-
sary steps to obtain from the several
agents for the payment OF pensions, the
names, certificate numbers, and post
office addresses of all those hereinbefore
referred 10 who will be affected by this
legislation; hence it will be unnecessary
for the pensioners to make applications
for the increase to the Commissioner of
Pensions.
The Act has new feature, however,
Wnlcn allows 500 per lnoHIll W tlose
who have lost an arm or a leg as re-
suit of injury, wound or disease con-
tracted in the service and line of duty,
and the remaining portion Of the ex-
tremity is in such condition as to pre-
vent the use of an artificial limb. In
! this class Gt being new legislation) the
| pensioners will have to make applica-
| ton for an increase-Which will be
promptly considered, and if allowed be
subject to the provisions of Sec. 469S
IL, which provides that:
Except in cases of permanent specific
disabilities, no increase of pension Shall be
allowed to commence prior to the date of
the Examining Surgeons certificate estab-
| fishing the same, made under the pending
claim for increase, and in this as we'll as all
other cases the certificate of an Examining
Surgeon, or of Board of Examining Sur
geons, shall be subject to the approval of
the Commissioner of Pensions
ACT OF MARCH 2, 1908.