davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
miscellaneous Announcements.


Ontario Chapel. Eighteenth and Ontario
Park Forest Chapel. Twelfth and Domin-
ion at p. M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at p m.
Cavalry Baptist Branch. Thirty-third and
seward-Bible school Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Free Methodist. 1871 South Eleventh
Sunday school at 10 a. m. preaching by
the pastor, Rev, Amspoker. at IL a. m.
Grand View Baptist Sunday School,
Fourth and Cedar. g. d. Madison superin-
| tendent-Meets at $3.50 p. m.
Church Of the Living God. Collsgs Hall;
Dawn" Bible study at 5 p. m.
Unity, Seventeenth and cass Rev New
mon. Christian Unity" Sunday school at
German Free Evangelical. Twelfth and
Dorcas, Rev. f. II. W. Bouechert, Pastor
! Services morning and evening. Everybody
invited.
Swedish Methodist. Nineteenth and Burt,
! Peter Munsen, Pastor-Preaching at III a.
m and p. m, Sunday school, 10 a. m,
and young peoples meeting at p. m.
Parkyale congregational rhirty-frst and
With com%anio s1n and re Reception Of MEMBER
at D. m; Christian Endeavor at p. nj.
| Church of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh
S Ssss ss sS and Glade rO snd
/ rally day, exercises at the morning service.
/ First Christian, Nineteenth and Farnam,
Rev, :. A. butcher, Pastor.-Bible school
( at 9;45: preaching nv the pastor morning
and evening; young peoples meeting at $40,
| Peoples Church.-Rev. c. w. savidge.
Pastor Morning; pray ana Push even
| Lost; Prof. Mertes has charge OF the
| music
Clifton Hin Presbyterian, Forty-afth ana
ing services at 1850 a. IN and D. M;
sunday school at noon; Christian Endeavor
! St. Paurs Episcopal. Thirty-second and
/ California, Rev. L. @. b. Browne, Priest
/ In Charge-Holy eucharist a. m; sun
day school s;1S a; m holy eucharist and
Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Rev, J..
RsndSigh sWHf smith ss5or4Mor Mn service
/ Church; evening al 80 "A Midnls hi hi
Prayer and Song Service and Its re-
FIRST Church OF Christ, Scientist. Twenty
nth and FdInam, Chambers building
Sunday school at 9:i5 a. M; regular SER
/ vices at II a. IN, and S .. m: subject 81
/ ease Real?"
Plymouth Congregational, Twentieth ana
Spencer, Frederick w. Levitt, Minister
dpe 6e Ssces, o SUNDAY scR0a
! at noon; Young Peoples Society OF Chris
, tan Endeavor at y. m.
and ohio~There viii be special services
\ on Sunday, October I: at a. M, corporate
communion; At II a m; holy communion
and sermon by Bishop Williams; evening
prayer and sermon at 1850
! Grace Baptist. Tenth and Arbor, Rev.
/ b. f. Fellman, Pastor-Preaching services
I at 1915 a. m by pastor, followed by the
Lords supper: Sunday school at noon;
! junior union. $50 p. m. street meeting at
! $3.50; evening service at 7:45
Hillside congregational Thirtleth aud
Ohio, Herbert L. Mills, Pastor-Mornihg
worship at 1890; Sunday school at noon:
/ half hour earlier, Christian EndeaVor being
/ at $50 and preaching at 1880.
Church OF st. Philip the Deacon, III
I North Twenty-1rst. Rev. John Albert VIII
/ liams. Rector-Holy communion at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m. !;
evensong ard sermon at o'clock.
4 Knox PEesby terrain. Nineteenth and OhiO,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

NJ. V. Higbee, Pastor-Morning worship at
1880, sermon them. 90 go IL conai''oRRss ch
Disciple sabbath school at noon; prayer
meeting at 1850 every Wednesday.
First United Evangelical. Franklin and
Worship at ii a. M. and : p. m; morning
theme, "a Memorial evening theme,
"A Blessed Hereafter; Sunday schooi at
Westminster Presbyterian, Twenty
ninth and Mason, Rev. r. V. Moore, Pas
tor-Preaching by the pastor SUNDAY morn
ing at 1879: Sabbath school at noon; CHRIS
tian Endeavor society melting at 1850;
prayer meeting at 7:i5 on Wednesday even
a. Marks English Lutheran twenty
irst and Burdette. Rev. /. Groh. Pastor
Morning service at 1915, topic. Lie OF
by Human Light. but Gods Spirit: sun
day school at noon young peoples meeting
at 6:.5.
Lowe avenue Presbyterian Fortieth and
Nicholas. Rev. A. 8 &. Clare. -, u,
Pastor-Morning service at 1890, subject,
For or Against-Which2'; evening ser
at noon: Mems brotherhood Monday even
ing at 8.
Grace Lutheran. South Twsnty-sixth
street and PoppletOn, Rev. NJ, l.. MellcS.
Pastor--Church services at lO:45 a. IN. ana
I 80 p. m; sundIS' school at l2;l5; Luther
league at $50 p. Em.; subject Confession
and Absolution;' prayer meeting Wednes-
day night.
CASTELAR, street Presbyterian. Sixteenth
and CASTELAR,, Rev. Walter II. Reynolds,
Pastor-The sacrament Of the Lord $
supper will be observed at 1879 a. m. Sun
day school, with orchestra. at noon; even
ing service at 1880; young peoples meH'-
ing AZ $50.
First Baptist, Twenty-ninth Avenue and
Harvey Street, Rev. j. W. conley, ID. d.
PasLor-Mornlng sermon at 1880 subject,
Prayer and Revival" evening at 1880, sub
ject. The Real Situation OF the Sinner"
Sunday school al noon, young people 8
meeting at $50 p m
THIRD Presbyterian. Twentieth ana Leav-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

enworth, Rev. j. b. Cherry, Pastor
Thomas Darnall will speak Sunday morning
at 1879 on the subject Of temperance; the
pastor will preach in the evening al 1896
Sunday school at y. m; young peoples
meeting at $50 p. m
First Congregational, Nineteenth and
Davenport. Rev. Hubert G.. Herring, ID. u,
Pastor,-Servioes at 1880 a. m. and 1880
-. m: SUNDAY school at II; Chrstal ia
deavor at $50 p m; strangers especially
beers at morning service.
First Presbyterian, Seventeenth and
/ Docse, Kev. edwin Hart jerks, d. D.,
4 Pastor Morning service, 1880. SUB. ect,
| The Pre-emtnence Of Christ evening SER
vice at 7.3u, subject The Wrechuse OF
Life" YOUNG Peoples Society OF C"r4sti ~
Endeayor, O.i0; SUNDAY scrunl neyn
| St Mary's Avenue Con &c. Stional-MO"n-
ing WORSHIP with CON- -...eA -. ~ anu
sermon. by the pSstoc on Ma Two
noon; choral yespers at 4:D p; m, tJpic'
/ The Lonely Spirit Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor Al p. m.
Trinity Cathedral. Capitol avenue add
/ Beecher, Dean-Holy communion at .. m
| hospital services at 5;-9 a. "a, sauna,
I HOLY communion and sermon al II a. m,
! evening prayer and sermon at 1880 .. m.
/ Westminster Presbyterian, Mason and
/ Georsis Avenue, Rev. T. V. Moore. Pastor
| ~ communion OF the Lord supper: sun
day school at noon; Young People Society
| Christian Endeavor, $50 y. m. The pastor
having returned from Europe, Will occupy
the pulpit Al both services.
Central United Presbyterian. Twenty
/ fourth and Dodge, Rev. X. x. A. Mcbride
/ ID. D.. Pasior-Morning worship at 1880:
evening worship at 1880; Sabbath school al
I noon; young peoples prayer meeting al
4 $50 p m subject Of pastors morning ser
| ..,,n. Obedience, the Manifesto ton OF
! Love-" evening sermon, Making LiEht of
! &c Gospel"
calvary Baptist Twenty-afth and Hsmil-
| ton, Rev. Il. X. Curry, PastoT-Seryees al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

1890 a. m, and 1880 p. m. Lords supper
and hand Of fellowship to new members
at the close OF morning sermon; Bible
school at noon; Mems Baraca class at
noon young peoples meeting at $50 p. IN. I;
"Wednesday at .. m, mid-wesk prayti
and praise service.
German Evangelical Lutheran ST. Pau!'s
Twenty-eighth and Parker, Rev. II. Hole
Pastor-'The congregation viii celebrate It's
annual mission festival; IuUrnins service
al 10 o'clock; preaching By Rev. Uehrke
from Bennington, Nab. Afternoon service
at o'clock, Rev. Lindeneyer from COun-
! Gil Buns Will deliver the ADDRESS. 80
service In the evening
Second Presbyterian, Twenty-fOuTth and
, NtCDUtas rev. Newman nan BuTdlck,
! Pastor preaching At 1879 and 1880; mo- NJ
] ing subject. Called to 10 low, evenn Z
/ ubiect, Fearing God and Serving Idols ;
3 meeting Of the session a. p. IA; CJmmun.u,.
service at .. m. with sacramento address
/ by Rev. II. y. A. Mclstiue OF tht Central
! [ uited Presbyterian church.
I Dundee Presbyterian, Frfticth and Under.
/ " ~, re. 4numas ~. 4.dnteT. PIstOr--
/ Mo. nine worship and sacrament OF the
/ Lord $ supper at 1880 a M; In the evening
| at I:3i Thomas Da NAH OF Lincoln will
| speak on temperance; sunday school al
| MONT suung people meeting at 800 y. m.
] Wednesday evening al 8 o'clock the TOrrey
. h'ee'irgs will De spoken Of.
( Immanuei Baptist, Twenty-fourth and
/ Kinney, Rev. Fniletus ii. Mcdowell. Pas
/ ;or-Seryices al 1880 q. IN. and :: 30 p. m
morning topic, IAN That | Can. the Last
/ That | Ought" Lord 5 supper will be OBJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

two years. We arEued that this would
be placing a premium on fraud
THE question OF federal supervision did
not come up, as u was foreign to the
subject In hand
The commissioners are to he credited
with an honest purpose 20 promote re-
forms. hut they are not making use Of a
great opportunity They appear to he IN
informed as to the public needs as well
as with regard to the legal effect OF the
laws they have under consideration. The
measures which they propose give no
promise Of more efficient supervision or a
decrease in the burden OF the policy holder
1T has not been decided whether he
committee Of which am the cha,
meet with the commissioners in Chicago"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
COAL Trust STILL SILENT
Attorneys for Combine Fail 10 Dis
close Intentions ON Appoint
aicnt of Referee.

tn to noon Sl;urda" the attorneys for
the Coal exchange had not notified County
Attorney Slahauzh whether or not they
would agree 20 the appointment Of a referee
10 take testimony in the trust Injunction
case. Judge slabaugh gave them the re-
ma!nder OF the day to make their decision.
He announced unless he had their consent
to the appointment OF referee by Satur-
day night he would serve notice on them
Monday that he would begin taking deposit
lions Wednesday or Thursday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

served in the morning, with hand OF fellow
ship for new members: evening subject
"AbrahAm-1he Cali OF the Unknown ~
Bible school at noon. young peoples meet
ing at $3.50: Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at : .. M; Miss Inez e. Dodds,
soprano siGger Of Hamburg, Ia. will sing
A; both regular services
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
Y. w. G. A Nnte.

Monday evening. October g. at s o'clock
the opening reception will occur. The
various committees OF the association will
be out in full force and will be able to
answer all questions In regard to the win
ters work. Registration may be made in
Bible study and educational classes. The
finance committee will receive in the west
corner room and the completed plans for
the new building will be on exhibition.
The following program will be rendered
in the assembly room:
vocal SOLO. .............:.. MIS-. Joe ftaruill
Violin solo. Miss Louise ShadducR
Reading. ,................,.Mis Bernice Rose
Address-tInon of the Two National
Organizations of Young Women's
Christian Association ........,.........
.......................M Mrs, w. p. Hartford
Our president. Mrs. w. p. Hartford, will
speak at the gospel meeting Sunday after
noon at 1870 Her subject Is THE Paren-
thesis OF Jesus" There will be special
music. The attendance last Sunday was
ninety-six. Let us make It over 100 this
week. Refreshments will be served at go,
for which all are invited to remain. The
rooms are open from $3.50 to Z.
The work OF the association was presented
Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. p. Bailey and
Miss Agnes Ward. membership secretary,
before the Ladies' Aid society Of the F!rsI
Baptist church. An opportunity. was given
those present 10 join the association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
BAR MEN ARE DISAPPOINTED
Brsoseurides Says Fsiults Insurance
conference IRE Not ati'fsotory.
LEGISLATION GOES BY tn. BOARDS
Real object Of the Meeting t. Not
Discussed, hut Turned over 90
Special Committee for
Later Action.

Ralph ", Breckenridge. chairman o. the
Insurance committee OF the American Bar
ASSOCIATION. returned Friday from Wash
ingtF y. c.. where his committee held
conf renee October J. with the state in
-furarce commissioners who were meeting
In Convention there.
II am greatly disappointed in the re-
n Ute Of the conference" said Mr. Breck-
~ dye. for the results were in fact moth
ing. The object OF the conference was 10
discuss and agree on reform insurance
legislation. After talking all day Monday
and until o'clock Tuesday morning. then
again all Tuesday forenoon. the meeting
was called to a close and the whole matter
was referred to a committee " fifteen to
meet in Chicago November Is. and promul-
gate reform measures. The Insurance
committee Of the American Bar association
was invited TO attend this meeting.
-Four out Of the Ave members of my
committee were present. Robert Dunlap
Of Chicago. r. A. Mercer Of Towanda, Pa,
William r. Vance Of Washington. ID. c.,
and myself Burton Smith Of Atlanta. Ga,
alone was absent. Many prominent lawyers
Of the east ALSO ATTENDED.
Two Consuming Topics.
The entire time was taken up with dis
cussion as to whether the use OF a given
standard life policy should be perrnlssive
or compulsory on the companies and with
debate on proposed standard provisions 20
be complied with in the issuance Of such
policy. The only action taken was to pass
motion. after long debate advocating
court review OF the action OF any insurance
commissioner in removing from the field
any insurance company failing to comply
with the forms OF the policy. This action
was annulled when the matter was re-
ferred TO the committee Of fifteen.
The members OF the bar were not given
opportunity to talk on any germane sub
jedi until midnight, then we tried to per-
suaAde the commissioners to cease dis
cusslng forms Of policy and get to some
thing which demanded more immediate
reform. We asked OF them to stop trying
10 make the burdens OF the companies
heavier-for the policy holder pays the
freight one insurance man told me
but to try to do something for the policy
holder
why don't you make 1t a penal offense
for an insurance commissioned to take
money from an insurance company why
dfnt you cut down the expense Of super.
Json. which 10 now ten times the actual
cost? These are some Of the questions we
asked them
state Form of Policy.
Again. they talked Of having the states
prescribe form OF policy which should bc
incontestible for fraud after a period OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

II you have anything To trade advertise
It in the For Exchange column OF The
Bee Want Ad page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
By A. Taylor Gutter

clothing business.
with the hot pressing Iron a slack
section OF cloth can be SHRUNKEN in
a minute, to any desired degree.
Or a tight section may be stretched
to any given degree in the same man
ner, at a trifiing cost as compared to
the sincere hand-needle-work required
to produce a similar result in a per-
manent manner.
Now practically so per cent of all
clothes are faxed into shape In the
making, by Old DIR. Goose. the hot
Flat-iron
And any Garment that owes It's
shape to the Flat-iron will need the
constant use OF that same Flat-iron to
keep It In shape.
That's a big thing to remember,
Reader.
We are telling you about this vital
point OF Style-insurance, and Economy
In shape-retention because we are
makers of the Sincerity Clothes"
And every Sincerity" Garment is
laltnAullg shdpC0 " a W 49,
needle instead OF by the faky Flat
iron.
Every defect In workmanship Of
Sincerity Clothes" is investigated
and. when found, is permanently cor
rected by Sincere hand-needle-work,
instead of by the quick, easy and
tsscky Flat-iron.
That's practical shape-insurance-
isn't it,
And, a Coat so made, inspected, and
so revised az necessary will hang
well, look square shouldered without
excessive padding, and keep It's shape
with one-third the Pressing" that a
Coat faxed into shape by the Flat-iron
would need
To men who would dress well on a
moderate outlay this fact is mighty
important
Now, II Shape-insurance, and Style
retention are worth anything to you,
Mr.. Reader. look for the label OF the
Sincerity Clo;hiers" on your next
Coat or Overcoat
That label reads, as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Music at First Presbyterian church:
MORNING
senteuce-Bow Down Thine Eat. go. Peasc
soloLGod. Be Merciful to De. Percippe
Mr. Ellis.
EVENING.
Sweet Hour OF Prayer ............ Pease
20, Saviour OF the World" ........... Goss
SentenCe-Bow Down Thine Ear .... Pease
Il Lay My Sins on Jesus" .......... Hnwley
At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Twenty-hrst and Binney streets Miss
Mabel Carr of Chicago will sing at dhe
morning service Il Know That Ny RE-
deemer Liveth." from Handel's Messiah"
AT the evening service the regular monthly
musical service will be given.
Music at the First Congregational church.
Nineteenth and Davenport:
MORNING.
Prelude-Prayer in II ..,.......... Guilma Mt
Anthem-o, Come Let l.. worship ', i..' i
Quintet and Chorus. -
Onertory-Melody in @ ........... Guilmant
Communion Hymn-Jesus,. Thou JOY OF
Loving Hearts 49, 80 Clairvaux-schunann
Postlude-Choeur in F ................ salome
EVENING.
Special Theme Service"
Anthem-Let Not Your Heart BE Troub-
onertory-Twiiight Picture ........ Shelley
Quartet-Thou wilt Keep Him in Per
rect Peace ........................... Suck
Martin W Bush organist ira b. Penni-
man director.
Charles F. Robel will have charge of the
music at the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening.
MORNING-F1RsT METHODIST.
-Nislon................... Rhelnberger
ouartet-sing Alieluin Forth. -. Buck
Respolse-All Things Come of Thee.
Solo-O, Redeemer. Divine. ......... .Gounod
Mrs. Jennison.
EVENING.
Prelude-Melody OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. West
ouartet-My Soul Doth Magnify the
onertory.Ave Maria Verdi
Duo-Day Is Dying in the west. Nevin
Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. Kratz
Mrs. Anna B. Andrews, organist; Lee q,
Kratz, choirmaster.
Music at First Baptist church, under di-
rection Of Miss Margaret Boulter organlst
MORNING, 1890.
Anthem-o Savior Of the world ...... Goss
Organ onertory ' ouartet' FlaRler
Soio-That Sweet Story OF Old j. A. West
Mrs. F. welty. contralto.
800 EVENING i:0. 800 ~
Organ Prelude ................... Hamptman
Anihem-The Radiant Morn 49,. woodward
Quartet.
Organ Onertory ........,.,.... Mendelssohn
Anthem-God is Love ............... Shelley
Mrs. L. T. Sunderland, soprano; Mrs
F. Welty, contralto: Mr.. John Nc
|, CreRry, tenor: Mr.. G. W. Man
chester. bass
Postlude ........................... Rink
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

The congregation OF the North Side
Christian church will worship in it's build
ing at Twenty-second and Locust streets
Sunday morning and the Bible school will
meet at noon. Owing to the fact that there
are no lights in the building yet there will
be no evening service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Glen A. Cover. tenor. Master Earl Prahl.
a boy soprano Master Prshl IL Y years OF
age and has a voice Of rare sweetness Il
Is Prof. Bakesles' purpose TO maintain
boys choir al the Kountze church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Rev Philetus H. Mcdowell pastor Of
Emmanuel Baptist church, Twenty-fourth
and Binney streets has planned for
series OF services for young men during
October The meetings will be held Sun
day evenings. beginning tomorrow even
ing. The topics will be: october 7, "Abra-
ham-The Call of the Unknown" October
IA. 'Jacob-The Trickster Trpped Ups" Oc-
tober q. "Joseph-From Pit to Premier
ship October %, "Moses-with Back on
the Royal Court" Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell
urges the young men OF North Omaha to
turn out and hear something which may
benefit them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Twenty-hrst and Binney streets. Miss
Mabel Carr of Chicago will sing at the
morning service Il Know That Ny RE-
deemer Liveth." from Handel's Messiah"
At the evening service the regular monthly
musical Service will be given
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Rev T. " Moore of Westminster Pres
byterian church, with his wife and son
have just returned from a four months
tour OF Europe. Mr.. Moore will be II
charge OF the services at the church Sun
day morning. During their absence the,
visited several OF the countries Of Europ
and return greatly refreshed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07
state Form of Policy.

Again they talked Of having the states
prescribe form Of policy which should be
incontestible for fraud after a period of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Prof. Charles Ovid" Blakesles has been
engaged to look after the music at the
Kountze Memorial Lutheran church. Mr..
BIakesles came here from South Bend
Ind aud was well recommended. With
him IN the worf tern win be w. W. Held
Ion, baritone; J. Walter Shank. basso;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-07

Charles F. Robel will have charge of the
music at the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening
Arizona republican., 1906-03-22
Of fLocaIY Interest.
 If
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast fo~ todav-Pt. cldy.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-22
JUDGE KENT SWORN INT

JUDGE KENT SWORN lN-The cath of office was administered yes terday to Judge Kent for his second term The oath was administered by Governor Kibbey.
 SOLD HIS SHEEP.-B. Schuster, one of the northern sheepmen whose fiocks were driven to this valley for shearing. has sold the greater num- Der of his sheep. about 4,0OO head, a the firm of Campbell & Francis.
 BOX SUPPER SOCIAL-The pupils O. the Cartwright school will give a box supper social Friday evening. March 23. A short program will also be rendered. The proceeds of the so- cial are to be applied to the library fund.
 WENT TO REcUPERATE-Hans Herlick left yesterday for Agua Cali ente Hot Springs to be gone couple of weeks He had intended to take Jake Miller. Hi Eldred and the rest of the bunch with him, but they will join him later.
 MIR. CUTTING BACK FROM NEW YORK.-Charles II. Cutting. the nov ing spirit in the Troy Manhattan Min ing company's enterprises at Troy. PinaI county. passed through here yes terday with Mrs Cutting. for the mine. They have been in New York for sev- eral months.
 MISSIONARY MEETING - The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First NJ F.. Church will meet at .he residence of Mrs. H. C. Wager. 136 North Sixth street, one block north Of the Washington street car line. on Thursday at D. m. All the ladies Of the congregation are cordially invited
 WILL VISIT THE CANYON-Mrs. C. E. Coburn and Miss Gertrude Co- burn. who for some weeks have been visiting Mrs. Coburn's mother, Mrs. Pittman of North First avenue. left this morning for the Grand Canyon. where they will spend few days be- fore returning to their nome in Kan sas City.
 PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS. - J. Roy Porter and sam Milanes are now duly entitled to recognition as profes- sionaI musicians. MT. Porter son oG Mr. and Mrs. N Porter. is a frst-class clarionet player and MT Milanes is a cornet player. Both have been atfili- ated with the Pioneer Sand here for long time past. Last summer they>were enrolled in the big band at Venice California. Tonight they leave for the
  so they are now beyond doubt out of the amateur list
 DEATH OF MRS. URSULA LIST Sunday, March IS. after an illness of about two months. a very peaceful ending came to the life of Mrs. Ursula List. wlo died at the home of her son, R. J. List with whom she resided. The funeral services were held at the Glendale M. E. Church on Monday, March 19, after which the remains were inferred in the Glendale ceme- tery Deceased was born in Pennsyl- vania eiglty-two years ago last May. She had lived in this valley among her children for eighteen years past. Shs had been a devout Christian since early life, which faith greatly comfort ed her in old age. There are left to mourn her death three sons. all farm CTS in this valley, thirty-five grand
Arizona republican., 1906-03-22
ceIbGI'lk{S'S A Rough Guess

on your gIasses-is that what you want? If .t is don't come to us. If you haven't time to sit down and have your eyes thoroughly and carefully ex- amined: if you just want some glasses you can see through" you can prob ably ret ts-et kind almost anywhere. But if you valuc your sight and wan your glasses carefully and correctly fitted, this is the right place to come. No guesswOrk here.
 GLASSES RIGHT.
 GOOD SIGHT.