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The Jasper news., 1903-01-01

Tho year 1902 is at an end. In looking
back from the threshold of 1903 it will
be seen the year has brought both JOY
and sorrow laughter and tears. The
happy wedding bells mingle with the
solemn strains Of the funeral dirge.
We give below summary Of the
happenings in Jasper and vicinity dun.
ing the year as CLEANED from the files Iof
the News:
During the week ending
Jan. 2--Oil well on Bradford place
reaches a depth Of $40 feet-Ross
Dodd, Lee Cast and Chas Swihart
cahest six c cittjn tails anl tlrse iIcI
rabbits.
Jan. 9-Postmaster sustained by p. o
Department in bis rule not to give
ch1ol children mail when they apply in
bunches. J. w. Crandall exchanges a
80 80 hat for one valued at $780,
Jan. 16-Allen Whtosel receives a
broken leg in runaway. Drilling for
oil west of town stops suddenly.
Jan. 23-Good specimens of mineral
fouGd on the Jasper Rice farm at ll5
f-et.--wlil Poterson's team begins
series of runaways.
Jan. 30 Thermometers register from
zero to beloa.-twenty nine Jasper
boys resolve not to use tobacco.
Feb G-Webb Bros. buy corner lot
and Prepare TO erect large building
High school dismissed on account Of
Prof Spaio'o illness.
Feb. l3-Sixteen applications 70 mail
carriers on Routes 3 and 4-Prof. Spaid
q 'lgns as principal of the Jasper Schools
al account of III health and Prof futile
elected 10 take his plIce--Death of Eva
Robinson.
Feb. 2o-Death of N. a. Estey-J. X.
Wells puzzled over "a problem in
Feb. 27-Death of Frank Fenner-
Oner WeDb's house damaged by fire
fneo Underhill dies at Carthage. Park |
disposes OF his COW spot"
March. 6--The Hardenbrook. Rice
engine makes its appearance fifteen.
year old Cora Coon deserts her parents
~ marry Lloyd Worley--Tom Hardaway
turns his face towaro Texas.
,haft on the Rice farm Death of Irwin
Armstrong aud Mrs X. N. WIrdlow-
Spring exodus OF Jasper Youths for the
west begins.
March 20 Jasper shakan by powder
explosion at Columbus, kaDsas--W. ii.
Ward disposes Of batch OF mules to
help England whip the Beers.
March 27--Jasper Mills bought by 5.
II. Veatch Rural route agent Neven
mans out routes 3 and tom Seals
mclodious voice i, heard in Jasper
April 3-EIeven candidates examined
for rural mail carriers-Rev. Ferguson
bee ones pastor OF NJ. E. Church--City
election iu which John FAN field gets
one vote for city marshal.
AIril 1C- -McCasliu & llouck buys the
Crume block--Prelimiuary steps taken
for establishing the First National
Bank.
April ia building Loom strikes
Jasper Bert Webb completes his 10Th
century hen housc--William Henry
Aiken strikes Jasper.
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| ApIH St-f hlrnelu II lrker maj Flhke-
john LaForco and ID. w. Garst each
take bride--Prof. Rove elected princt-
pal Of Jasper schools Commencement
announced 'or May 2.-Lamar kicks
like fury against Jasper's new mail
routes.
May IA wind storm strikes this
locality Whilesel forms q
poultry trust IL. Aiken discovers
pearls in Northiork.
May s. Class of O2 graduates Harry
Johnston killed by the cars.
May l5-An Automobile made in Jas
per. U. 5. A. appears on the streets
The picinc season begins--Loe Garst re-
turns from Colorado without fortune.
May 22-Mrs. Bayles dies from effect
of carbOlic acid taken by mistake
Wild cause damages in this vicinity
Alba defeats Jasper at base ball,
May 29--Chas Ward and Lon Fox
each have a runaway experience-El
LauderUaugh, Chas Srald, Roy Hells
aud Claude boyer make raid on the
tiuDy tribe.
June 5--Articles of permit granted to
First National Bank Of Jasper John
Ward and Chas SwiharL settle IL
difficulty la Jeifeis- Fitzslmmons with
out going TO law--Asa Crandall drops a
2j0 ounu cake Of ice ON his great toe.
Jan, l2-Htrvest begins Report has.
Koruey being killed IN II sawmlll.--Death
Of Ii. Z, RyHu anu Mrs. Este! National
Bank elects officers.
juno lG--Mrs Boots wins s. prize
in brjad buklng contosi--.in over
abundance of raiu in this locality Geo.
Patterson receives broken jaw from
kic4ing mule.
June 2G Jasper defeated at base ball
by Golden CIty y--Ghas. Keruey sends
word from California that he is sun 10
the land OF the li,ing-McCaslin &
Houck opon their new store.
July 3--New wheat brou ght in Mrs.
A. }. Reed dies--Cather- / uTr,ll Ntd-
ding Jasper business men show regulars
how to play ball.
July l0--The mill starts Work resum-
Ell in oil well on bradford, nia""
ins iu Nv raIe OF 700 bushels uay.
July II Joplin and Jasper play two /
gaines Of base ball with honors divided
equally Evangelist Brown begins tent
in Jasper.
Jolly 2I--Farmers rejoice over rain
sufficient TO insure good corn crCI--Wm
Teeter returns from California with
fourteen pounds Of flesh less than he
took out.
Suly 3l--Death OF Albert Nett--Omer
Webb has the bark peeled from his nose
while attending democratic convention
at st. Joseph.
Aug New mail rostes announced
to start Sept Jasper mining Co'
decide to put up plant at their mines
southwest of town. Wild west show
visits Jasper--lack young who took
money from Frank Gulick's hoiSe
captured but escapes by jumping
through window at st james Hotel.
Aug. li-Death Of Mrs. Il. +.
uownrd-Johu Ward sells his farm to l..
&. Lny-Work commenced on new BANK
building.
Ann 9l--Wehh Bros delivers l3 cars OF
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Best Lirin,ent on Rart,.

Henry d. Baldwin, supr city water
works. Shullsburg, Wis, writes: al have
tried many kinds of liniment, but have
never received much benefit until used
Billiards. Snow Liniment for rheuma-
tism and pains. think 1T the best lini-
ment on earth" 25c, SOC and 81 bottle at
E1Lauderbaugh Drug 90,
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REV. carlI.isp. Is. Martin. %

Waycrly, Texas, rites:"Ot tamornins'
when first arising, oitrn tind "a tronble-
some collection Of ofphlvgm' which produ-
res A cough, and is very hard 70 dislodge
,lut d. small quantity Of Billiards. hore'
mound syrup wiH at once dislodgo it,
and the troublo is over, | know oi no
medicine that is equal to it, and it Is 70
rIeasant to take. can most corn'ah!
recommend It 70 all lrrsons' he ulhs q :,
,nelicinc for threat or long troubles
price sc, 59c, q bolJtc at Z Lauder
han IN Drug co.
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A Good Shoe.

] hAsn Just received complete line OF
tho celebrafad Priesmeycr Shoes, both
Gentlemen S ard Ladies' aud can BIT you
out in any SHAPE or form. aud guarantee
s,tisfaetion. Iii IIESpEIcKs.
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What you doin' neighbor! Helping
Bill. What's Bill doin'! Helping Muh-
DIV. What's Mandy doin'! Helping
Mother. What's Mother duinE Taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. Sensible family.
+ / Lauderbaugh Drug co.
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Wood Choppers Wanted.

Wanted Fifty Wood Choppers at
once. Board 10 bo had on ground
Apply 10 Il. NJ Sloan, Carthage do pf
Tom Ga,lin AT the camp, Sloan farm
Base !iut.
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Try a zoe bottle of lIEEBISE, notice the
improvement speedily effected IN your
energy, strength and vigor.
Watch no it brightens tho spirits, gives
freedom from indigestion aud debility!
IsIac Story, Ava, Mo, writes, Sept TO-
1900: al was in bad health, | had st"m-
ach trouble for II months, nlso dumb
chills. DR. j. W. Mory prescribed llEn-
nixE, il cured me in two weeks. cannot
recommend it too highly, Z will do all
you claim for it" Sold by T. | Lauder
baugh pug GO,
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NNondertuI sNrNYe.

Is displayed by nlany4aAqP 'nuuFtes 's
paius Of accidental cuts.Soends' bgHe{r
burns, scaids, sore feet or stm i4in'S'
Hut there's 20 need for it. Buoslen's Ar
p,ca salys will kill the pain aud cure 'hS
tro,,,,ls It's too bost saIye on earth lot
r,les TOO. %, At Webb Bros druggists
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Salesman Wanted.

TolooS after our interests 10 Jasper
anu adjacent counties Salary or COM
mission. Address the Victor OIL COM
,apv Cleveland, Ohio.
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iIf you feel iltand need a pill
Why not purchase the bestf

Why not purchase the bestS
DeWitts Early Riscrs l-,
; Are littlo surprisers, ,.-
Take oue they do the rest.
", "A. Howell, Houston, Tex, writes i
have used Little Early Riser Pills in my
faniif for constipation, sick hradache'
otc, To their usr am indebted for th'
Lcalth Of my family.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-01

FOR SALE; 200, l2O and 81 acre
farm for sale, bargains ull-last a suAp al
$4,000, best ilnproyeme ts' miles from
,ns,cr Address, l.. Riddle. Jospe r.
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Notic

All X rowing th,.n ielglS 10 ll't"lAf"
the Jasper F,ed Store ara requested "
call aud scttlc at Onc',
II. l.. TALtNAN, Proprietor
McCaslin & flo tick have Michigan
Salt. Take a barrel sme with you.
Remember We carry fuh limo OF
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
II. llESpRICKS
Ono EEinuSe G0ugA Curs:
FOr Coughs. Colds nod crcrp'
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Gail for Nsa llp4 F-'hiOO Sheets
The Jasper news., 1903-01-01
Cream Sepsrators.

We make and sell good Cream Sepa-
ators. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wm Baynes.
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You know it takes money
to run II business and if you
owe us, call and pay or give
your note by Jan LIST.
Webb Bros.
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Furniture and
Undertaking

lat all times anu keeping n nice lhre
uf Furniture, Wall Paper Telescopes,
winow shades, Linolium aud Oil3cloths.
A fine limo of Ipgrain Carpets, samples
nrussols. Moquctts, and imakc piles OF
Picture Frames. .-...s g.. t
Also my Conins and .Undertaker's
supplies are fine aud u large line 10 pick
from. | have roles and shoes, white
S,,se, ] have takou thorough course
Emhalming aud wilt take good care
fybosies ahd lrcscrve them with fluid.
Furnish Pictures enlarged and many
yaer ih;ugs. ..
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BRANCH NORMAL NOTES.

When the news came Of the $4,000
appropriation, the students turned out
en- masse, built bonhres. gave their
yells and ended with a jolly good dance
The teachers proposed q plan to the
third years, TO which they agreed that
there shall be no graduating class this
year that is that they shall receive
no certificates, but in their place will
get a card with their per cents on
However. the closing EXERCISES win be
held as usual and a good time is as
sured. The programme is already be-
ing arranged.
The chemistry class has resumed
laboratory work after a two weeks
rest.
The specials met for the purpose Of
organizing their class and choosing its
president.
Mr.. Drigg is giving a special class
to drill the students on "shau' and
will"
The team has been chosen that is
TO compete with the I. D. S. basket
bail team.
Mr. Wards subject in chapel this
week is Building Our Name in the
Present"
An evening with Ella Wheeler VIII
cox was the programme for the La
dies society this week.
The officers which were elected in
the Students society were: George
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EDUCATIONAL
CONTINUED from Page 10

Continued from Page 10
will be commenced on the catalogue for
10000 The work win be pushed rap
idly, as 60 is the intention of President
Kerr 20 have the catalogue ready for
distribution by the latter part Of Nav.
President Kerr received a hearty re-
ceptiOn from the students on his return
from Salt Lake City after the adjourn
ment Of the legislature. His work in
salt Lake City is appreciated very
much by the student body.
The annual minstrel show of the Col
lege Athletic association viii be given
on Friday, According to all reports the
show viii be better this year than it
was last year. AT any rate. a full house
is assured the boys, as nearly all the
tickets have been sold.
The SOrosis girls are busy with the
preparation of Shakespe ares 'Afidsum-
mer's Night Dream" which will be
given in the Thatcher opera house on
March 81.
The band boys gave a ball in the col
lege gymnasium on last Saturday even
ing. A neat sum was obtained for the
band fund.
Professor Jensen is busy with plans
for the new addition to the shops. The
addition viii probably be built during
the coming summer.
A number of the benches recently
made by the students have been set up
in the shops and the old ones removed.
Professor Jensen is so pleased with the
work Of the students that he intends TO
have them equip the new part of the
mechanic arts building.
The heads of departments are busy
making out their reports and recon-
mendauons to the president
Several members Of the faculty are
intending to so east next summer in
order TO continue their special work
which they have commenced at the
eastern universities.
On March IS the domestic arts depart
ment viii discontinue the practice Of
serving lunch to members Of the facul-
" and students The course in cooking
ends on the 28th inst
Professor Suffered read an excellent
paper on Art" I'm chapel on Wednes-
day, which was listened to with great
interest by the students.
Members Of the station STAFF held an
institute meeting in the Fifth ward.
Logan, on Tuesday and one in Green
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vile on Wednesday. Meetings viii be
held IN the Sixth ward on Saturday
and ia Smithheld on Monday. The
meeting at Smithheld promises to be an
interesting affair A farmers club has
Just been organized there and great in
terest is being manifested ia institute
work Two members Of the station
stan win go to Smithfeld and give adj
dresses on the following subjects. Best
Method Of Reclaiming Alkah Land,
The Best Potatoes TO Plant for the
Market and the BEST Method OF Feed
ing and Keeping Dairy Cows
Professor Robinson lectured before
the Star Literary society Monday night
on the Life Of AIahOmet"
The Star Literary society had an
election OF officers on Monday. Edgar
MeCarty was elected president.
The English class in augmentation
Is discussing the question of municipal
ownership Of public utilities.
The Law club is considering the ques-
ton Of the Rights Of the Negro"
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There IS only one way TO cure DEAF
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused bv An in
famed condition Of the mucous Unine
of the eustachian tube. When this fubs
is innamed you have a rumbling Soma
or imperfect hearing. and when ii Is
entirely closed deafness is the result
end unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 10 sts
normal condition hearing viii ba
destroyed forever. Nine cases ont Of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is
nothing but an indamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused NV
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free
Il. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Taylor, president; Eugene Decker. vice
president; Alice Stirling. secretary, Til
lie HeybOrne. assistant secretary.
Amos Workman, observation-disclosures.
The challenge which the Forensic
gave to the school has been accepted
by several Of the students.
WIN Redd and Amos Workman were
the justices elected for the school
The young ladies viii give the ball
Of the season Saturday evening. Bas-
kets Of candy viii be provided for each
class. Games win be arranged for in
the library and art room for those not
wishing TO dance.
The fourth year students gave a so
cial at the home OF President Uriah
Jones last Tuesday evening. A de-
lightful Irish time was spent by the
instructors. students and others pres
ent
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society.-services held
RI Odd Fellows han. near new p0st0nIce
site, Market street. az u a. m; Sunday
school. l2I5 %. m.. subject 0f sermon
salvation by Character by Rev w. III
Fish. jr; subject for the Bible class
Religious OPTIMISM Miss Larsen win
sing a solo and Unity choir win render AM
anthem, an invited. Unitarian utera-
tuTo for free distribution The French
club Will meet on Tuesday evening at s.
D. m at the home OF Mrs Watson. lu
Second East street instead of Thursdav
as usual. on account Of the bah on
Thursday evening. The Unity Social club
wlll not meet this week. The Unity Liter
airy club win hold its regular weekly
meeting ou Wednesday evening s O'Clock.
room 81 Eagle block. The choir Wlu meet
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soFrNEss OF sEA1sKIN.
Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where
Dandruff Is Eradicated.

Sealskin is admired the world over for
Jus soItness and glossiness. and vet the
human hair Is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause OF
all hair trouble Is dandruff. which is
caused by a pestiterOus parasite that saps
the vitality OF the hair az its root New
bros HeTpicide Is the only preparati0n
that Is fatal TO the daudruff germ. With
out dandruu no falling hair, but a lux
uriant growth of glossy. soft hair is GER
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dam
druIL XIII the dandruff germ Thou
sands Of women owe their beautiful suits
OF hair to NeWbrOs Herpicide Sold bv
leading druggists. Send Zoe in stamps for
sample 70 The Herpicide Co. Detroit
Mich.
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Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian church
Sunday, March %, 1903 Rev. j. Richelgou.
pastor. ID a. m., services cuud acted by
The pastor; S b. m.. services conducted
by the pastor, l-.l5 p. no.. Sabbath school.
l-O p. m.. EudeaVur sunday school EZ
West First North street. $3.50 Do. M.
Junior Society of Christian Eulllv0r. T-I5
y. m. Young Peoples Society of Christian
Eudcavor. Monday evening business
meeting of y. II. s. q. -. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting az s.
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Scientist.

Church Of Christ. Scieuust.-Holds serv-
Ices iu its church edldce. at 1886 East Third
south street as follows. Sunday school
at l9 a. m; church services at n a. IN.
Subject. Reality" Each Wednesday
evening at O'Cloc'- q meeting is held
90 listen TO the testimonials Of healing
OF both sin and sickness. Free readns
room. open daily from DO a. 10. 10 %. m.
IN Man-tou hotel Kindly welcome 10
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Christian

Central Christian Church. Corner OF
Fourth South and Third East streets.
preaching by the pastor. DR. r. ~.
FlnEerIon. at IL a. ~. on The Power
Greater Than Ourselves. and at I.4S j..
M. on 'Ihe Good Shepherd" AT the
morning service the choir viii sing '-Ihe
Heavens Are Declaring" and at the even
ing service God Who Made Us, Heaven
and Earth sunday school al 1870 p. m:
y =. $. @. J.. AT 6.30 p. ms Junior En-
ceavor az 5.45 p. m. Tuesday; prayer serv-
Ice al p. IN. Wednesday. You are cor
daily Invited TO attend these services.
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German Fuaneelica1

German Evangelical service al the East
Side Hantis- chHrch, corner Third South
and Seventh East Preaching. 9:45 a. IA.
H.a .ngOl. p. IN. All our German
friends strangers and children are cor
daily invited. Rev. C.. A. thinner pastor.
Residence. 62S Fast Second South.
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Conversational

Phillips CONGREGATIONAL Church.-FIfth
South and Seventh East. Rev u. a.
S.muklu, pastor. Services this day az
ID o. M and l-ia p. M, preaching by the
pastor evening sermon, The Change
Christ Makes Iu "a Life" Bible school an
l-.l1, Christian Endeay0r al Gao. All
worshipers are cordially invited 20 attend
these services
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Church Music

The s0loists selected for the rendition
Of 'Ihe Resurrection" at St. Marks
cathedral Easter night and the follow
ing Sunday night are Miss Emily Grims-
dell. Miss WinOna Jones sopranos: Miss
Edna DWyer, cOntraltO; Fred Graham
tenor; Kari Scheid. baritone. and Tom
Wise bassO
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German Lutheran Church Evangelical
Lutheran service iu the German language
az 2 p. m, az the Swedish Lutheran
church corner OF Second south and
Fourth East streets. Please come and
worship with Js. Subject of sermon. "It
is Finished John XIX 80 j. r. Graeb-
ner. pastor. 500 East Seventh South. Tele-
phone l250-H.
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Sixty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription Of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses in Ehs United
states. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children During the
process Of teething its value is incalcula-
bic. It relieves the child from pain. cures
diarrhoea. gripping in the bowels and wind
collie BY giving health 70 the child il
rests the mother. Price Is cents a bottle
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Silent Unity.

The Society of silent Unity meets each
Lne7cav at p. 10. al the residence OF
airs. Charles W. Drew. 63S North Second
West street. Fifth Interesting lecture on
spiritual illumination, The Majestic
Lie. To Tuesday next. Instructive AH
welcome
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First Presbyterian Church.-COrner Of
Second East and Second South streets,
w A. Faden, d. d.. pastor. John T.. Linz
coin. assistant pastor Morning service.
u O'Clock President George a. Bailey
Of Westminster college will preach sun
day school, 1880 p. m, Junior Euleavor
society a. Senior society. $50. evening
service. t-i5, Religious Awakening
Seats are free at an services and the
public Isl cordially invited. Southwest
mission Second West and Mead streets.
sunday school, p. m.i preaching service
at T.il.
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Announcement.

THE LACE HOUSE art Needle
Work. department is now open for free
Instructions to patrons every morning
from 10 to -. Miss Fowler in charge.
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This afternoon at $3.50 Rev. DR.. Paden
VIII address the mems meeting at the Y.
a. O. A.. taking as his subject. THE
Young Man Who is Wide Awake" AN
men are cordially invited.
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interest bearing securities. yielding G
per cent per annum, compounded twice
a year, can be had from McGurrin &
Co, salt Lake City. Each investor
holds his own security.
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First Baptist Church.-C0rner Of Sec
oud South and Second West streets. Rev.
ID. a. Brown. pastor Preaching at ID
a. M. and 1880 D.. IN. The Rev. Dwight
Spencer. formerly district secretary of
the American Baptist Home Mission So
elety for the northwest and through
whose earnest efforts the money was
raised GO build our church. viii preach
this morning Baptism al close of morn
ing service. Sunday school al 1913. Z. j.
Lucas. superintendent. B. " II. t.. al $3.50
%. m.s Bible study class Monday even
ing az so. .. r.. Berkey. leader, Darke'
young men class Tuesday evening at
s. $. vs.. Darke. leader. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting at 1880. A cordiaI
welcome 90 all
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Reoreanized-

ReOrganized Church of Jesus Christ Of
La,ter-cay Saints. Services In mission
chapel 2S East Second south street. as
follows: Sabbath school, 10 a. m: preach
l4s ID q. M. and Z p. m. by Elder H.
Holt OF California. All cordially invited.
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for practice as usual on Friday venihg
room s. Eagle block On Thursday even
lug the young ladies OF the society viii
give a ban at the Ladies Literary club.
Tickets 81; extra ladies', - cents.
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hold its regular Sunday service at FEEDER
alton of Labor hall at .. N. Lecture
and tests as usual