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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-24

the rules, and was passed to be en-
crossed
Bill AN Act to amend Section 2 of
Chapter 62 Of the Revised Statutes re-
iatlng to proceedings tor divorce" In
'he House report WAS accepted and
the bill! was subsequently indefinitely
postponed. On motion by Mr.. Staples
OF Knox the Senate concurred in the
same.
Bill AN Act to enlarge the jurisdic-
il"n CT the municipal court of Dexter"
on motion of Senate" I<nowltor Of
fenobscot this bill took it's several
readings under suspension of the rules,
and was passed to be engrossed.
BIZ AN Act to repeal Section ~ of
Chapter "a of the Revised Statutes in
relation To taking the testimony of "A
party prosecuting or a party defending
rs executor or administrator" This bill
was indt finitely postponed in the
House. and on motion by Senator Phi
loon of AndroscOggin the Senate vOtat!
10 concur in its indefinite pOstpOnement.
Bill IAN Act to amend Section 3,
paragraph 6, entitled oxford county OF
Chatter 40. Of the private and special
laws of 1908 rela ting to fishing in the
tributaries of Little Magalloway river.
ON motion by Mr.. Gardner Of Penob-
scot the rules were suspended, and this
bill took its several readings and was
passed to be engrOssed.
Bill AN Act to repeal Chapter 81 q.
of tic private and special laws of the
State OF Maine for the year 1908. relat-
ing to the taking of clans in ScarbOr-
ough- blouse amendment A adopted iii
concurrence) AS amended the bill was
passed to he engrOSsed.
Bill. "An Act charging the duties of tho
county attorney" went to the House. was
amended in that branch. and as amended
passed to be engrossCd there. On motion
by Mr.. Stetson of Penobscot. the Senatn
ncn-cOncurred with the House in the
adoption of the amendment. Tho Scna t.
insisted upon its action. and asked for :,
comrlittee of conference. The Chair ap-
pointed rs conferees on the part of the
Senate Messrs. Stetson. Pierce and Hes
elton.
Eill. IAN Act to amend Section % of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to costs in contested cases. This bill
passed to be engrossed by the Senate was
sent to the House. ana III that branch
indefinitely postponed. On motion by Mr..
Potter of Cumberland the Senate non
concurred with the House in the indefi-
mite pOStponement of the bill. and on fur
Their motion by the same Senator tho
Senate insisted upon its action. and re-
uucSted committee of conference. The
Chair appointed as confcrees on the mart
of the Senate Messrs. Potter. PhIoon
and Staples.
Bill. IAN Act to establish the Lincoln
county municipal court having been
amended by Senate amendment \ was in
the House passed to be ep2losSed. House
amendment A having hocn adopted by
that branch. On motion by Mr. Potter Of
Cumberland. the Senate insisted upon its
action ard requested II committee Of con-
terence. The Chair appointed as con-
fcrecS on the part of the Senate Messrs
Potter, Topper and Pierce.
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On motion by Mr.. Irving of Aroostool5
the Senate here took n recess.
After recess the Senate was called to
order by the President.
Mr.. GARDNER of Pcnobscot: Mr..
President. I rise for a parliamentary in
quiry. I would like to inquire of thu
Chair if the Senate has a right at this
stage of it's proceedings to take from the
table any subject matter which any sena-
tor has tabled. who is not present to look
after it. or who declines or refuses to take
the matter from the table.
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair would say
in reply to the inquiry of the Senator
from PenObscot that it is within the
province of the senator to take from the
table any matter that has been tabled by
any senator.
Mr. GARDNER: In view of that ruling,
while / have no intention whatever to he
dscourteous to Senator Clark of Hancock.
7 find that he has tabled subject ma liter
carrying unanimous report of the conf
mittce on taxation-that he has tabled
this matter, and left the Senate chamber.
and we are not able to reach him. ! nm
derstand he is out driving on the streets
for pleasure.
Now at this stage Of our proceedings.
when we must necessarily hurry matters.
it seems hardly good business to do this;
and while. as 7 say. 7 wish to offer him
no discourtesy. I desire to take this mat
ter from tho table. that / may as chair
man of the committee on taxation offer n
brief explanation why we submitted n
unanimous report in favor of this bill in
relation to the cultivation and preserva-
ton of forests and woodlots.
T will state that I do this because
cannot be here when this matter comes
up, ana / reel It my duty to offer an ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-24

Pale, thin, tired, nervous, depressed?
Ask your doctor about taking Ayers Sarsapaa for this bad
condition OF blood. If he says. A right then take it,
not then don't take it, We feel perfectly sae for know
what doctors about this old family medicine
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Passed to be Enacted.

An Act to amerd Paragraph of Sec.
ton Of Chapter As of the Revised Stat
lteS for Maine, relating to fire insurance
policies.
An Act to arportion the expenses OF
bridges between towns.
An Act to amend Chapter q of tho Re
vised Statutes relating to registering tn,
number. and regulating the speed of au-
tomobies and motor vehicles and for IL
censing the operators thereof.
An Act relating to the compensation OF
registers of probate.
An Act to amend Section - OF Chantc.
regulation and conduct of elections
An Act to amend an Act. entitled an Act
to amend Chapter 8 of the Revised Stat
ues relating to the assessment of taxes
on lands in unircnrporatcd places.
An Act to amend Sections 116 and III III
| Chapter of the Revised Statutes. relat.
ing to caucuses in cities Of over 200 i'll
habitantS.
An Act to revise. consolidate and amend
| the charter and laws of the city of A,,-
gusta.
An Act to extend the charter of the
| Bluchill and Rucksport Electric Railway
An Act to authorize tho town Of Cas-
tine to construct for itself. persons and
corporations a system of water works
within said town.
An Act Z reimburse the town Of Chcl-
sea.
Finally Passed.
II -, u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-24

Resolve to amend Chapter 1914 Of the Pc
vis,d Statutes of 1898. relating to indus
trial exhibits.
Resolve in favor of c. o. PurinSton
secretary of the committee on agricul
ture.
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At the close of the recess the Senate
was called to order by the President.
Resolve in favor of the stenographers
to the presiding and recording officers
of the Senate and House. On motion of
Mr.. Staples of Knox this resolve took
it's two several readings under sus-
pension of the rules, and was passed to
be engrOssed.
Resolve in favor Of clerk of the Com
mittee on Taxation. On motion by the
same Senator this bill took it's two
several readings under SUSPENSION OF
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SOME BEAUTIFUL
ART CALENDARS
HooToN's PHARMACY WILL GIVE
THEM WITH PURCHASES BE-
GINNING TUESDAY.

What IS undoubtedly the most ar
usuc and highest priced calendar. seen
I'm Pensacola this year. CT probably
ever seen here. is the handsome art
creation presented at Hooton's Phar-
macy
The calendar represents vase
filed with flowers. the latter being in
raised work and handsomely and
naturally colored Were this calendar
to be- sold ir would briag from -
cents 90 q dollar anywhere and be
worth the money.
BEGINNING TUESDAY Sir. Hooton VIII
give one of these calendars. until the
supply Is exhausted. 10 every custom
"a purchasing goods TO the amount Of
81 100 or more.
H1cion's Pharmacy has been q
freem az beauty for the past two
weeks an IS worthy cf a visit from
everyone WAC appreciates art and en-
terpris
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TUG UNCAS is
TO LEAVE TO-DAY
WILL TOW HOUSE BOAT, WHICH
WAS CONSTRUCTED At
NAVY YARD TO
cUBA.

TIE tug Uncas. which arrived here
q few DAYS ac0. wiN probably SAIL
fhis morning from The Pensacola navy
yfrf fo- Cuba. having in tow a house
bca| nuit ai the wand
The fousebo3t Rs now ready for use.
having been fitted out thoroughly. II
vas 81 FIRST built for a coal barge,
buf later orders came to convert u
Unto house boat Tor use Of a party
% Surveyors who are 10 survey q nat
On Cuba
This barge is similar 90 one now
under construction az the ioral yeard,
nri the workmanship is pronounceo
excellent
TIE surveyors are now in Dapa,
and win remain there until the lncas
and her foU reach the point where
hey are now located.
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scnool 9:45 a m, II. J.. Mackey. Stunt
-olllinunlon ar III a. mn. PRAYER meet
ing every Thursday at 8 D. m.
Salvation Army.
Meetings nightly at the ARMY Hall
A cordial welcome is extended To Am
sunday school every Sunday 2:3O b.
m. Richard Norris. captain in charge
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
First Church Of Christ Scientist
Service az II a. m. Services win he
held in the Pensacola Library build.
ing on East Chase street.
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist
The Second Church of Christ
Scientist-Services every SUNDAY
morning at III O'Clock. Wednesday qf.
ternOOns O'Clock Reading room
open daily from 10 a. m. to- g n. m.
where Christian Science literature
may be had. Room g Masonic TEN
pie.
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Following will be the order Of ser
wees at the various churches through
out the city to-day
ST. Michaers.
Rev Father Fullerton Pastor.
Father Boerbert, Assistant.
Five O'Clock mass-services as fol
lows
Adeste Fideles Cby Novello)-
Misses N. Emanuel. Baker, Beckwith,
Messrs. r. E. J.. Cresap and Hayes,
with chorus.
Rosewig's Mass in Soloists,
Misses NJ. Emanuel, E. Baker, G.
Beckwith, d. j. Hayes r. E. L. Gre
sap. A. neBroux.
The above programme will be re-
peated at the 10 a. m. service which
VIII be followed by Benedlction of the
Most Blessed Sacram ent. o, Salutaris
and Tantun EGO by Weigand. fol-
lowed by Laudste DOminum SOl0ists
i'm the Benediction service viii be
Misses ". Manuel, soprano, Miss
Beckwith. contralto.
Mrs. VI. A. BscKwith will preside at
the organ.
The choir will be composed Of
Misses NJ. Emanuel, S. Emanuel,
Baker. Wilkins, DeBroux, Dubuisson.
Cusachs. sopranos; Mrs. A. DeBrOuX,
Miss Beckwith. cOntraltOs, Messrs.
d. J. Hays. Joe Burke A. DsBrOux,
bass; Mr.. Cresap tenor.
ST. Joseph's.
5 a. m.-DevOtions to the Holy In
FAINT High Mass, sermon and TIE
Deum Music. "Missa SOlemnis. "
CregOrisn Chant.
a. m.-L0w Mass.
10 a. m.-High Mass and sermon.
Music Missa Solemnis. GregOrian
Chant
1880 p. m.-Nespers, BenedicuOn of
the Blessed Sacrament ana TIE Deum.
Episcopal.
Christ Church-Rev p. II. Whaley,
ID. ID. Rector. Regular services at
$50 and and II a. m. and 4:30 D. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Wednes-
day and Friday services at 4:30 p. m.
St Katharine's- CervanUes and Da-
Wis street Rev. Andrew T. sharpe,
S T. B. rector.
Christmas services Z and 10 a. m.
Sunday School Festival. Holy limo
cents Day, Dec. %, 8 to 6 p. m
St. Johns Church, Warrington
Rev. J. r. BickneI. priest in charge.
Services first Sunday IL a. M; every
Sunday 1880 p. m.
Century MissiOn-Rev. J. r. Bick
Len, priest in charge. Services sec
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ond and fourth Sundays IL a. M
third Sunday 1880 p. m.
Methodist.
Palafox street Methodist Church
Rev B. C. Glenn, pastor. Sunday
school $3.50 a. m J. n. Andrews SUI
perintendent EpwOrth League 6:30
.p. m
Gadsden Street Methodist Church
Preaching at III a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor Sunday school $3.50
Ia M. Epworth League Z p. m.
UniVersalist.
First Universalist ChWch-East
Chase street 81 W. Caldwell, minister.
Sunday school at 10 a. M Y P. c.
U. $50 D. m.
Baptist.
First Baptist Church-The order of
exercises today is as follows: $50
Sun ay school.
East End Baptist lnurch-Sunday
school 10 a m Wrights Mil Shed
corner of 10th avenue and Aragon
street. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
Temple Beth-El
The Jewish Festival Of Chanukah
or the feast of lights viii be celebrat-
e. by the Sabbath School. Sunday af
ternoon at $3.50 promptly. At the
conclusion of the entertainment
daintes VIII be distributed among the
children according to a long establish
ed custom.
The program has been arranged as
follows
Opening prayer and service-Sab-
bath school children.
Chanukah lights 20 be represented
by seven little children. Unity,
Righteousness. Charity. Religion. I'M
mortality. Peace. IsraeTs Mission.
participated in by Alvin Friedman
Ieuard Heinberg Eunice GersOn, Ju-
ha Altman. Hazel JacOby, Denzil Cole
man. The principal character will be
taken by Leopold Heinberg as Judah
SOng-"The Rock of my Salvation
tTraditionaD-C of Sabbath
school
RecitatiOn-S Sidney Dannheisser.
Vocal SOlO-Eva Berlin.
RecitatiOn-Sadie eastman.
Reading Ethel Israel.
Violin Standardization Damn
helsser.
RecitatiOn-ROse Altman.
Recitation-Esther Weiland.
Violin INSTRUMENTATION Coleman
Reading-Sara GOldstucker.
Sony Own United States
Sabbath school children.
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To mail
GHIPLEY To
ST. ANDREWS
Investigation by Journal Repre-
sentative Disclosed Cause
of Complaints.

A few days since The Journal pub
nshed a special dispatch from Chip
ley relative TO DELAYED mail between
that place and points on St. An1rew's
Bay. For several weeks complaints
have been made by residents at points
around the bay and on the Chipley-
ST. Andrews mail route that the de-
livery of The Journal was irregular.
sometimes not being received at ALL
and nearly always later than the mail
facilities warranted
The Journals West Florida travel
ing representative. All HOgebOom, in
the interest," of The Journals many
subscribers an that section, began a
careful .nve stigation into t7e matter a
short time since with result that five
mail sacks. filed vita mail, were
found in the stable where the mail
wagon was kept. all of which should
nave some forward from one to three
or four DAYS previously.
That ar. BOgeboOm is entitled to
the ere ait Of discovering the cause OF
delay IS shown by the following let
ter which has just been received from
Postmaster Alley. at Chipley.
Hon. Frank L. Mayes. Dear Sir
When your Mr. All Hogeboom was on
his trip along the mail route TO Bay
Head AID St. Andrews, he carefully
investigated all the post0fices ana
mail conditions from ST. Andrews to
Chipley in order 10 find out. if posi-
bic. the cause OF the delay of mail BE-
tween these two points
On mis- return We compared notes
which led MS TO the one conclusion
that the missing mail had never left
Chipley. Upon this theory we acted.
ana in a few hours Mr.. H0geb0Om re-
turned with the information as 20 its
whereabouts.
On this information I took proper
measures for its recovery. and found
the five missing sacks just where he
told me I would.
] wish TO add here, that to the eff
Gent circulating agent Of The Pensa-
cola Journal your Mr.. All Hogeboom.
is due the credit for the good work
done, more than any one else. Yours
very respectfully,
J. S ALLEY. P. NJ.
Chipley, Fla, Dec. %, 1905.
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NIGHT SESSION
Of PENSACOLA
!. NJ C. A.
Glasses are Growing and Pros
poets are Bright Many New
kemb5Ts Received.

Quite a number ri Young men have
made application f0T admission 10 tht
classes Of the II M c. Al night school
which are 10 begin the FRS week IN
January. There seems 30 be good
demand from shop men and clerks
for classes in mechanical drawing
end mothemal cs. Excellent instruc-
tors have been secures fer eacn o.
,he subjects. III e ct VIII be nFe
dollars for each class taken for the
term or four months. and ten d5llars
lo- one years membership fee I'm the
associaI0n These classes are s-
recially for the benefit Of employed
men two nights each week. As some
tine IS necessary 10 make arrange
loents every young man interested
in these or other lines cf study
should send in his name al cace or
Call al the association 10 talk the mat
ter over with The secretary Of the as
scciatiOn.
Glasses for working boys between
the ages of 14 and is viii be started
.if there is a demand for such classes.
Membership Growing.
In spite OF he fact that no sys-
tematic effort has been made 10 Sc
cure members large NUMBER OF dp-
D'ioatiCns have been sent in
At recenf m setng Of the board OF
directors the following membership
committee was appointed.
~ B simpson, Chairman, II. j.
Greenhut J. S. Leonard, = L. Reese
and D. Mel Gilis.
Nearly two hundred applications
Cor membership have been accepted
and the association home is beginning
to- be a lively place No special invi-
utafion ID \ join is necessary. ANY
member viii be glad TO furnish mem
bcrship application blanks or these
blanks NAV be had at the association
building.
Regular gymnasium classes are run
mig on Tuesday and Friday nights
and other classes VIII be arranged TO
suit the convenience Of members.
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The festival commentaries the
victory Of the Maccabaes over AntiO-
chus-Epiphanes.
Lutheran Church.
German Lutheran Church-Rev. j.
F. w. Reinhardt, pastor Sunday
School 9 a. M: German service 1890
la m; English service, z p. NJ; Sun
day School exercises, 2 p. "A.
Christmas Day-German service,
1880 a. m
Church offerings in all services.
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Services at 1880 "a. m and 8 p. m.
Rev. Helle, pastor.
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev.
Julian S. Stbley, pastor. Sunday
school $3.50 a. m. Christian EndeayOr
4:30 p. m. Preaching at II a. m, and
1870 D. m The following program
will be rendered today.
Morning Music-VOluntary: Anthem
Draw Near Ye NatiOns-W atsOn-
Choir.
OHertory: Anthem-"Of the Fathers
Love Begotten" -Macfarlane-Choir.
Congregation;
Soma Service Sunday Night.
Organ Voluntary-Mis Laney.
Prayer.
Hymn No. INSTRUMENTATION
Antehm-"There Were Shepherds
Dudley Buck-Choir
Tenor SOlO-"The Lord is Ny
Light. Allitsen-Mr. Garfield
Hymn No. 121-COngr sgatiOn.
Duet-"HOly Night" D0ssert-Miss
Haight and Mrs. Gibbs
OmertOry Violin SOlO-Selecte0-
Miss Mallory.
Anthem - Bethlehem" Bartlett ~
Choir
Soprano S0lO-''Under the Silent
Stars" COmbs-Miss HaighJ; Violin
obligatO, Miss Mallory.
Anthem-"O Zion That Tellest Glad
Tidin'gs." Dudley Buck-Chorus.
Doxol0gy Congregation
BenediCti0n.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs
Sandusky. Miss Lillian Gladden. Mr.
Walker Anderson and Prof. Dykstra.
Service begins at 1880 p. m. All cor
daily invited.
Sunday school at the StOddart Ave
nue. Mission at $3.50 p. m. G. +. Geek
superintendent. All are CORDIALLY in
vited.
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COTTON SCREWMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
ASSOCIATION No. 2, HELD MEET,
ING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND
SELECTED OFFICERS FOR
ENSUING TERM.

The annual meeting of Cotton
Screwmea's Benevolent Association,
No. 2 was held Wednesday night.
when officers to serve during the en-
suing year were chosen as follows:
President-Zack Vaudeville.
Vice-President-W. IL Jackson.
Recording Secretary-M. Heath
Financial Secretary Stephen Bur
nett. Jr.
Treasurer-A H. Johnson
Truste es-Joseph Baker. ". NJ
Robinson. F B Dennis
Sergeant-at- Arms-A Jiuson
Chairman Relief Committee
County.
Master of Ceremonies-Eli johnson
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Heart Flutterino

Undigested food and gas in the
stomach, located just below the heart.
presses against it and causes heart
palpitatiol. When your heart troubles
you in that way take Herbine for a few
DAYS. You viii soon be all right. soc
a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Heavy. impure blood makes a mud
d.. nimuiv complexion headaches,
nausea. indigestion. Thin blood
makes YOU weak pale. sickly. Bur
dock Blood Bitters makes the blood
rich. red, pure-restores perfect
health.
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Come and see our big line Of new
PERFUMES just received at
17dec1w WHITES PHARMACY.
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Get a bottle OF Blue Ribbon Lemon
or Vanilla Extracts and give your
Christmas desserts the famous Blue
Ribbon flavor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-24

II you use Blue Ribbon Lemon or
Vanilla Extracts in your Christmas
desserts the flavor viii be- absolutely
Derfccf Ask sour grocer for Blue
Ribbm Lemon OF Vanilla Extract. ana
Say i plain
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WILL BE- OPEN
TOMORROW MORNING

In order to- accommodate his Gus
toners. A. MoOg viii keep bis store
open tomorrow from six 20 twelve.
This viii enable an those who neg
lected to buy their Christmas wines
and liquors yesterday To- DO so tomor-
row. OF course. dinner viii not be
complete without a few bottles of
good clsret. and this IS the place 80
buy IT,
Mr.. MOOg has been so busy lately
With orders that be has been COMPEL
ed to work his force every night
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Ersursion 10 Life Saving station.
The fast Yacht cupid wiz leave
f1e city wharf today az 10 O'Clock for
the nfe saving station. returning TO
city as Z bciock
CAPT. BENNIE EDMUNDSON.
Phone e0e Owner
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81 KnIahts. AttsntIonI


The Great English Letter Dewey
Gladstone 1920 aud three bitch pups
INQUIRE SO s. PalafOx st. 2tf
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tF-tchnakcr. Manure tIrinr ae,sglu
Enc cracuatc crtlcian.
lc s. Pa'1fcz Strcet Fensacuir- -
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Meeting Sunday. December "a. $3.50
p. m. i. OF C. hail.
JAMES McHUGH.
ID ]. HAYS. President
Secretary.
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members who possibly can should ar
tend
MRS. EVA GIBBS. W. NJ.
MISS BERTHA STEWART. Sec.
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church Of Christ

Church of Christ-COTner Alcaniz
and Jackson streets. Bible school 10
a. m. Preaching IL a. IN. and 1880 p.
m by w. T. Tracy. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at 7:45.
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cAPD or THANKS.


We want 10 thank the friends Of
Gilbert A. HOvey who was buried on
December 8. for the kind attention
given him Also Dr. Bicksrstafi. who
done an On his power to save him. and
also % The Carpenters and Joiners
Union. No "a. for the promptness in
paving lhe death benefit
Mr. AND MRS. r. r. HOVEY.
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First Christian Church-Corner Al
caniz and Gregory streets. Sunday
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Services
ut Churches To-Day

Following will be the order Of ser
wees at the various churches through
out the city TODAY
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ard now, while stocks are at
their besf-before things have

picked while help with and valuable Suggestions
hints You're wensO Ooka
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