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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.


wHEAT-Liverpool cables reported that
Liverpool merchants who have been active
traders in American Wheat during the past
three months now liquidating their hold
ings OF this American Wheat and replacing il
with the Argentine grain. which is relatively
cheaper The weather in the Argentine con-
tnues favorable to the harvest
New York reported fair seaboard demand
for export. The Southwest demand was not
good yesterday as the day before. Quo
tations at Chicago. however, were slightly
In this market cash quotations remained the
same, but futures were somewhat higher.
CASH WHEAT.
No. l. 81 S7hql 4212: Milling, 81 45G1 so
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a. m.
May ......$I 81 81 81 81 81 81 sS. s9S
December. No sales.
Session D. m.
May .......$1 37E 81 $75s 81 8T4 81 s7S
December No sales.
BARLEY Futures were steady and cash
The demand was merely fair
Feed, 81 16Aa1 20; Brewing and shipping
grades, 81 2lA9I 221A; Chevalier. 81 55sl 50
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a. m.
May .-...-.M i7B 81 1875 81 IT'S 81 Is
December. No sales.
Session p. m.
OPEN High. Low. Close.
May ......S1 Is 81 is 81 IS 81 Is
December -. No sales
OATS-The market is slow and dealers are
hardly firm they have been though the
market is steady enough.
White. 81 2714G1 80; Black, 81 2Od1 70 for
feed and 81 25q1 80 for seed: Red, 81 20G1 30
for common to choice and 81 92H@1 35 for
fancy; Gray. 81 2591 271A per ctI.
CORN-The market is nominal. Offerings
of Western are free and the demand is slack.
Western (sacked) is quoted at 81 22hMl 20
for Yellow, 81 2219@1 % for White and 81 q u
for mixed; California. Large Yellow, nominal !;
small round do. nominal; White, nominal !;
Egyptian, 81 POOL 30 for White and 81 20 for
Brown.
RYE-$1 12kq1 IS per ctl.
ctl.
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Flour and MiHStufS.

The millers report falling Off in the
demand for Flour. which is now only fair.
Prices are unchanged.
FLoUR-California Family Extras, 81 200
4 40 usual terms; Bakers Extras, $4 1904 20;
Oregon and Washington SO 5OI3 rs per bbl
for family and SO 50q4 for Bakers.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are/as
follows: Graham Flour, 50 so per 100 lbs
Rye Flour, So 25 Rye Meal, SO: Rice Flour,
81 Corr Meal 50 25Q3 30; extra cream, do,
SAGA %; Oat Groats S5 %; Hominy, 81 25G
50;, Buelwheat Flour, 81 6oG4 10; Cracked
Wheat 81; Farina, 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour,
SO 10; Rolled Oats, barrels. 81 35d9; in sacks,
So S5aS so: Pearl Barley So: Split Peas,
boxes. Sc so; Green Peas. S5 per 100 lbs
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Sneak rhisf at Hotel Franklin,

Nicholas Craig. night clerk at the Ho-
tel Franklin. 1904 Market street, notified
the proprietor about o'clock yesterday
morning that while absent from the Of
fee for few minutes attending to a call
from the top floor some one had entered
the Office and stolen a tin box containing
s26 Is. The police were informed Of the
theft and Detectives Fitzgerald and Gra-
ham were detailed on the case.
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NeaO York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Close: Money on call.
steady at $500 per cent; closing offered at per
cent Time money. easier; sixty days 5G513
per cent; ninety days. 51a per cent; six
months, 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
5i2Q6 per cent. Sterling exchange, frmer.
with actual business in bankers bills, at
S4S6 T0G4 .T5 for demand and at 81 S3. 506
4 $50 for sixty days bills Posted rates.
81 S415d4 81 y. Commercial bills, 81 S2&4 a
4 S3A. Bar silver 4SAc. Mexican dollars,
3SAc. Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds. irregular.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.
FORECAST
The pressure has risen during the last twen-
ty-four hours from Point Conception north
over southern California there has been a
slight fall and there are some Indications Of A
disturbance passing eastward over Northern
Mexico.
The temperature continues below the normal
in tho san Joaquin Valley.
in the Sacramento Valley tule fog is slowly
disappearing and warmer weather may be ex-
seCted
Rain has fallen from Eureka northward.
Forecast made al San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight January 8:
northern Calfornia-Cloudy Friday; light
soUtherly winds
winds.
Nevada-C1oudy Friday
san Francisco and vicinitv-Cioudv F-vs5a,
with fOE IN the morning: light north Winds
changing southerly-
ALEXANDER 9. McADIE
Forecast OFFICIAL
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, Jan. s.-Clearings. $5ss a5s; bal
ances, s109,719.
TACOMA. Jan. s.--Clearings. $780,, ,s1o bal
ances S4t, 33S
balances, $S5, Gel. '''
ances S51, ,474 '-' O"i
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Ne1V York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. S-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady with prices l point
higher to points lower and closed steady
higher.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan S.-Consols, o31a: silver.
sage nominal, unchanged; cargoes, No.
Standard California, 31s Cd; English country
markets. quiet and steady
LIVERPOOL. Jan. s. SAWheat steady. No
standard California, 90 SID: French country
markets firm; weather in England fine
Cotton-Uplands 4.6Sd.
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Wheat Exports.

In December, 1901. the exports, exclusive Of
the shipments 90 the Hawaiian Islands, We're
J .s26.473 centals. valued at 81. AS. S29- Since
the lrst Cf the crop year. commencing July i,
these exports aggregate 3 O43. So centals valued
az $3.50. .469, against 44I5239 centals valued
az sa,als.555 during the same period in 1901.
Lce ngures for 1901 DO not include the ship
ments 10 the Hawaiian Islands there being
30 record OF the movement in that year
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Insolvent Merchant.

Giovanni Lirati, doing business as
merchant in san Rafael under the frm
name Of G. Lirati & Co.. filed petition
in insolvency yesterday in the United
States District Court. He owes S24s9 %.
and his assets are S1O61 Is
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
steady: No. 2 spring wheat, 73075c; No. 3,
4Tc; No. yellow, 47c; No oats. 32a4c; No.
white. 53G34He; No. rye. 4sc; good feed
56c; No 1 haxseed, 81 10; No. ! Northwest
ern, 81 %; prime timothy seed, So So; mess
pork, per barrel, SIT so; lard, per 100 pounds.
50 90: short slbs Sides Qoose), IS G5dS 81 IL
dry salted shoulders (boxed).- IS 25GS so; short
clear sides (boxed) $500 1215; whisky, basis
Of high wines 81 30; clover contract grade,
$11 20
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
Ne7O York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-There was a further
break in the London tin market to-day, carry
ing prices down G1 as Sd to e123 rs Cd for
spot and E123 lbs for futures. The New York
market was slightly affected by the foreign
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND, Jan. S.-Wheat-WaIla waua
1sc; bluestem, soc: valley. 75GT6c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. s,-Wheat. steady. Blue.
stem, SllRc; club re
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ING STOCKS.

Bar silver, quiet, 22Ad per ounce. Money
2hG3 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 5-16 per cent and for three
months bills is 32 per cent.
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The exports in December. 1901. not includ-
inG the shipments 20 the Hawaiian Islands.
were 5le 2OO centals valued at S410.220. The
total exports during the first six months OF
the crop year commencing July 1. were g. OT3.-
bla cenrals valued al S5.5C9. 80. against 3,il9-
Ga centals. valued al S3.l26,s65 in 1901. omit
ing The Hawaiian Islands. There Was no
record kept of the busihess with the Islands in
1H01
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n Humboldt and Mendoc

In Humboldt and Mendocino counties
California, there are sixty-six sawmills
at work upon the famous redwood forests.
which are gradually disappearing the
value of the output tor the year 1900 being
nearly 5000, 600.
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General Merchandise.

20 per cent of; boars, 80 per cent off, and stags
4O per cent of from above quotations.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was quiet and easy; creameries, 1SGt
2sc; dairles, 17d25c. Eggs. quiet. 25c. Cheese.
steady, 13HQ14c.
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SALES.
Morning Session.
MINING STOCKS.
Morning Session.

ne IoHowing were the sales IN the San
sdclsco francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester-
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Barley Exports in December.

The exports OF Barley from San Francisco
during the month Of December were as fol-
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Weather Report.

l20th Meridlan-Pacifc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan SIS p. n.
The following are the seasonal rainfaus 10
cate. as compared with those OF same date
last season and ralnfalls IN last twenty-four
hours
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Total sales. 200, 900


UNITED RAILWAYS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Curb quotations OF
United Railways Of San Francisco: Bonds
$50 bid. s9l asked; subscriptions, S47 25 bid,
S4s asked.
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Beans and Seeds.

There is no further change to report, either
in Beans or Seeds.
BEANS -Bayos. 81 6oG2 So Pea, SO 500
75 small White. So 1893 35; large White
Ssa3 %; Pink. 81 35@2 60; Red, So 65a2 75
Lima. 81 25Gt 30: Red Kidneys. 81 so; Black
eye: So 656f3 So per ctl-
SEELS-Brown Mustard. So 20; Yellow Mus
tard, 81 50G2 20; Flax, 81 25i Canary, 4Q4hc
for Eastern Alfalfa 9Q12hc Rape la G2Lc:
Timothy, &c; Hemp, 3%4q 4q4c per ID; Broom
Corn Seed, $12Q15 per
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 50 so; Green, 81 75l4
2 20 ner ctl.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
BldAsk-l Bid. Ask
Is or coup. .1O91511OH IS or c (new)135at 1867
As or reg. .1091511Oh 3s or coup. los los
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Strictly fancy Burbank Potatoes were in
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. Jan. So T. m.
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Look at that man, if he may be called such, tie may
not sick yet he is unfit for work, study, business
marriage.
He is nervous, fretful and irritable He is bilious,
melancholy dull minded and easily confused His
liver torpid, kidneys weak, back lame circulation
sluggish digestion bad and appetite poor He feels
down is easily tired and has frequent headaches
That what he talks about, and he has troubles Of
different nature.
THATIS WHAT HE DOES NOT TALK ABOUT.
NOTEVEN TO HIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN. He goes
to him with the first set of symptoms and may get
temporary relief But the latter set, from which the
former arises he keeps to himself, awful load on
his mind and barrier to his happiness. He suffers in
secret silence, Breeding his condition In the
meantime he cannot control his actions. His feeble
power gives way to unnatural thoughts. His wanton
cravings increase as his ability decreases Finally
both sets Of symptoms grow and he gets weak
and begins to lose weight H.. ~" ...
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WORTH KNOWING
At This Season OF; the Year.

Any cough accompanied by expectora
ton which lasts over three or four days.
requires attention and treatment: this
does not mean a visit to the hospital. nor
to your physician nor wholesale druggiig
with patent medicines: but it means that
some simple, harmless effective antiseptic
remedy like Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
should be used to ward off any possible
termination in Pneumonia. Chronic
Catarrh. Bronchitis or Consumption.:
Fl All of these formidable diseases start
I from common cold, neglected. or allowed
to run it's course and IT; is only the $exer-
else Of common every day caution to cure
q cold as quickly as possible not so much
for what it is at-the moment, but what
it may become if neglected.
Perhaps no remedy is so safe. reliable
and convenient to stop a cold or obstinate
cough as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. -
The extract Of blood root contained in
them combined with the red gum of the
Eucalyptus tree seem to put the mucous
membrane of the nose. mouth and throat
In a. condition to throw off the germs of
catarrh, bronchitis and consumption, and
as they are taken internally they seem
Il to ee,ualize the circulation and place the
body in that condition OF health which
resists. and throws off the germs Of dis
ease. ,'.'' r.. -.
A person in perfect health rarely catches
cold and if he does, throws it off in a day
or two, but where the cold hangs on,
stopping up the nostrils, irritating the
throat or there is persistent annoying
cough it is evident that the system for
some reason is unable to throw off the
disease germs which cause the trouble; :,
little assistance is necessary, and this is
best given by the use of some harmless
germ destroying antiseptic like Stuart s
Catarrh Tablets which are also paatable
and equally so for children and adults.
Druggists sell these tablets at SO cents
& full-sized package, higher in price than
troches and cheap cough syrups, but
Z Stuart Catarlh Tablets contain anti
septic properties which actually cure
colds, catarrh and throat and lung
b B troubles while it is a notorious fact thai
cough drops and cough syrups are largely
composed Of opium, cocaine and similar
drugs that have NO curative power.
1T is also true that many popular liquie
medicines and tones for catarrh depend
upon the alcohol they contain which give
simply a temporary stimulation of,no rea
benefit for any trouble catarrhal or other
sswtise.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR.

~ ~
Topic Tomorrow evening, Bringing Others
to Christ; John j., 40.4s and ~, 6-lO; Marx
", 1920 Is
a district rally social for. the, Junior Endeay-5
orers of districts aud 5 will be held next Sat
.urday afternoon ut Forest Heights Consresas
tional church, James and llion avenues. tss, s.
Park Avenue Congregational Senior Society IS
to use a special order in It's meeting to-morroW
evening in preparation for decision day, Feb.
l. There will be special music ana other 21ea-
lures. Il ss
According to the report of Rev. Frederick
Blet0her.. secretary of the German National
Christian Endeavor Union about nifty socletles
have been added in Germany In the past yesf,
making total of 221 societies.
The v p. S. G.. F.. of, First Presbyter1an
church will give sleigh ride Friday evening Of
next week The sleighs will leave the church
about S: O'Clock and return at 10. when an
oyster supper will be, served In the dining
roon,.' >1..15Es -, : 49, 80. = =, (
The newly. elected officers. of the Chicago
Avenue Baptist Senior Endeayor Society are
President Miss Alice Iittleheld: vice president,
Miss Alice Stone; recording secretary, MISS
Madge Cramer; corresponding secretary MISS
Mamie Chase; treasurer. Miss Lura. Llttleheid
oryanist Miss Lila Giles; choristers Miss Ellen
Perkins. g.-. rs -.
Monday evening at the Park Avenue Congre-
gational church. Rev. Clarence Il. Eberman' ma,
tional field secretary of the United Society, VII.
address the Eudea rorers Of the local Runien at
o. clock in the auditorium: A: reception iron
: 30 to s will be held in the chapel This i
the last time Minneapolis Endeavorers Will nave
the pleasure Of hearing MI. Eberman Tor some
time and the city union officers expect a large
attendance. - 'r' r. T. - :, j.
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';pLlL PIT AND PEW
IAN ALL DAY MEETING
Pastors Of Twin City Churches to
~ 80,
Meet for One Once Each
Month. d
The Chief Purpose Is to Promote the
Spiritual Life-The First I
of the Series.

BY unanimous action OF the respective
preachers meetings. the ministers of the
twin cities and adjacent territory have
decided to hold an all-day meeting once
a month for the promotion of the spiritual
life for the considerable Of plans and
methods for extending the Masters king
dom. and for reaching and saving the
unconverted. The first of the series will
be held Tuesday, Jan. 10. at Fowler
church. Services will be held at 1890. at
g. and at s. The sermons. which will be
delivered by the st. Paul clergymen will
be followed by prayer and conference.
The preachers are expected to bring their
wives. The evening service Will be open
to the general public. -.
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Osgood: = morning. tTie Evangelzatfon' of the
World in This Generation; evening" ''Thc Divine
CALI, -'' ~.-~--.
Partland Avenue Church Of Christ-Rev. C.. J.
Tannar; morning: t'Churcll Officers; evening,
fright Thinking
,+>~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SECOND Church of Christ Ulyceum theatsr)-
Morning, Life" - --.-
Third Church Of Christie W Lake street,
Morning, Life -, y ~.
First Church of Christ-sIorning, 1916.
life; evening. o'clock, Life"
<..xs.. LUTHERAN.
Salem English Lntheran-Rey. G. H. Trabert,
D. D.: morning, THE Lords kinsmeh''; evening,
vesper service - =
st. John's-Rev. Alfred Ramsey; morning, "a
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THE DUKES THEATER.

London, Jan. 10.-The annual amateur the
atricals, which for years past the Duke and
Duchess of Devonshre have given in the priva tie
theater at :Chatsworth House. Devonshire were
held last evening. The audience filled the 300
seats in the little playhouse. Unlike the Marquis
of Angleseys pantomimes, the Chatsworth
House theatricals serious business. High
prices are charged for admission and the pro
ceeds devoted to local charities. The COM
petition for places is always keen.
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gnSsy aa hG usss as
members only; Wednesday, Three Men Who
Made Excuses'; Thursday. Three Men Who.
Just Missed IT.: Friday. The Man Who Took
the Wrong Track. ! IS lssSs
Linden Hills Congregational s.chnIch will be
opened I Sunday Roth morning and evening:
services wills be conducted by Rev. Samuel y:
Rogers. The dedication will be deferred until
tFeb. ] at Ssp III. Hhe new church building IS
at Upton avenue and Forty-second streets.
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California Is the Place

California Is the Place
to go and the way to go is over the Rock
Island railway. Illustrated literature and
information at the office, 322 Nicollet
avenue. .fs~s, s
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
METHODIST,

METAODISI.
Central (;er1uan-Rev. G. H. Lehnert; morning
1.-The High Noon of Human Life; evening Inc
Dried-up Springs OF Life. 4
rirst-Rev William Love. PHI D.; afternoon
at 2:3O in First Congregational = 4 %.Y
soS er ns Sss @ofR1s
ing BY FAITH; evening Earnest Living. - -. 7
Minnehaha l.: B. Wood; morning. The
.lsns Of Christianity; evening Sleeping IN
Hennepn Avenue-Rey:. $. D.. Hntsinpiller;
morning. Sunrise and Sunset on Day C. or
Reckoning; evening, SAFE or host IN 'he
Storm.
Richheld-Rev. William Fielder; morning,
The Church's Chief Business - = r. Z.
Bloomington Avenue-kev. Rupert. SW Inner
tom morning Relation OF the ,p to- nice
ture sermons on The Pilgrim's Progress:
Park Avenue-Rev. G. G.. vallentyne: NOR.
ming The Hishest Service evening What
Foss-Rev. j. II. Dewart: morning: "The
Meaning of Pentecost,":: evening, 'Christs STU
preme Gift to the World
Wesley Chspel-Rev. T. F. Archer :oero morning,
| ''Pilgrim's Progress second Sermon calcium
| light views. --- - . :
Forest Heights-Rev. John Henry cudlipp;
ri .s''i Sky Pilot
x 5amss s ReaSSE 1f
! Man: evening 1.-The Castles Of the Rhine,
second in series. Voices from over the Seas
| Franklin Avenue--Rev. Arthur A.. Graves
| morning. THE Indweling Word; evening, ..1he
| Christian the Judge Of Character
Western Avenue--Rev. FREDERICK W tsol
I Hart: morning Failing into Good Hands :: neVe
ming, The Free Made Slaves and the Slaves
! Made Free. - - - - a. n:1'%' ii
Thirteenth Avenue-Rev. r.: F. Allen; NOR
ming, Dr. Marshali evening, The G1deons:" -
simpson-Rev. W. II. Rider; morning Seek
ing the Christ; evening, "A Prayer That l;
| Not Prayer - - $50.
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OLD MAN,

You too-life's race is not yet
over. Hale and hearty at fifty
you enter the home stretch,
or bent with overwork and
weighted with disease you
totter to the wire. Mature
judgment points to the cause
Of your debility. Nature now
holds you to account for the
past. Yes, consult me. Let
me give you power, strength
and courage. That Enlarged
Prostate reduced, premature
old age displaced and the fire
of youth coursing through your
veins, will add years of happi-
ness to yourself and family.
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MIDDLE-AGED MAN,

You have passed yoar boyhood
days and now probably look
back to your youth with regret.
You had lots of fun when you
were Sowing your villa oats"
all~of us do. .5*.ssi 81 NJ .%: E
But the laws ofsnature are no
respecters of.sxperson. They
make no exception in any case:
IF you have violated: a single
law Of nature; you are either
paying the penalty or will as
soon as time shall call you to
account. To avoid=o rid your
self Of this fixed: penalty, con-
suit, me at once. 4
>LE
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Reasonable Service holy communion; evening,

Reasonable Service. holy communion; evening.
LAS the Day Requtres.''s: - I
,,,r .-s.,.... .s,. go. UNITARIAN. 80.
First-Rev. H. NJ. Simmons; morning, .'Jesus
Messiah IS ~. ~ =: ,
Nazareth=-Rev A. V. German; morning, Bur
den-bearers'' 80
- MISCELLANEOUS. J:
Band of Peace Spiritualist 1929 Central ave.
ue)--Evening. Mrs. s.. NJ. Lowell. DO the
Teachings Of Christ and the Church Agree on thu
Spiritual Life!'
The Peoples New Thought-Dr. Vim. G. Glib.
bons, Academy Of Music. 72l Hennepin avenue;
morning, us Christian Science & Failure:' d
Progressive sp1ritualists e.. P: hall. Masonic
temple )-Evening. Mr.. Titus. Laws and Forces
Governing the Formation Existence and Decay
of a Solar SYSTEM, spirit greetings
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s., ~ f&@
YOUNG MAN,

If by your own acts, through
the folly of youth, you have
violated a single law of nature,
against body or mind, espe-
.cially through any habit by.
constantly, repeating the same,
then there is no escaping the
punishment made and provided
for every. transgression, which
is sickness, decay and death.
This is as certain as night
follows day. And you, Young
Man, must pay the penalty.
here on this earth, in this life,
sooner or later. Call on me at
once. Don't wait for natures
. punishment. . F..
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Thirteenth Avenue-Rev. r: F. Allen; :, NOR
ming. DR.. Marshall: evening. The 'G1deons:' -
simpson-Rev. W. H. Rider; morning, seek
Not a Prayer. - -
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T. f. Archer: morning,
evening. picture sermon,
second sermon, calcium
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CONGREGATIONAL,

Plymouth-.Rev. L.. H.. Hallock D. D.: morn
ing Mental and Spiritual Inertia evening.
o'clock twilight service, 1.-The Scope of the
Greatest Book
Iyndale-Rev. c. E. Burton: morning, 1.-The
Touch of the Master: evening, Beautiful
Sins -4t--: Z -
Bethany-Rev. 4 NJ. Il. Norris; morning,
communion and reception of members; eve
,;,r. nvhl;c ata11atiou of Christian Fin