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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06
s.,rhlican County Convention.

,:.ootion of the Republican
BY IL Committee a Republican
Central Estimating convention will
bounty ' At Horseshoe Bend, Boise
|Wnvsn' Idaho, on Saturday, Sep
county, SsT 2 au1 1906, at Il o'clock a. m
|tn9 the . purpose Of nominating a
|s,ts se Senator alto Representative. Clerk j
|s ! 'so 0 district Court and ex-officio
= l. 'Ht and Recorder, Treasurer,
A Au slitf Assessor, County Attorney,
|s snnsslsrr;n'tendent Of Public Instruct
|sup'1 Probate Judge, Coroner, Sur
|l@' r and three County Commits
|7 !snsrs, to be voted for at the gen
s '.'I election to be held Tuesday,
|S' "a, 6, 1906, and for the pur-
a 'v,' If electing a County Central
R ~ and for the transaction
+ sI such other business as may prop
= y' be brought befors'it-
u The primaries for the purpose OF
| .Iseting delegates to the said county
' ''nvenfion are directed to be held
on Monday, Sept. 10, between the ,e
Snurs Of 3 O'clock p. M. and 6 O'Clock
N, in the country precincts and
stween the hours of 2 o'clock p. m.
Ind 6 o'clock p. m. in the city and
pvn precincts.
The various precincts Of the
county are entitled to delegate rep
,sentation in said convention as
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06
VAN WICK
Vanwyck, August q.

George Williamson spent few
days in the country last week feast
ing on good things and assisting
Vet Connyers set up his new bind
er. To obtain more knowledge of
a bachelors duties, he spent part
Of the time with Frank Marston.
George thinks it much better to
have housekeeper and is very
much puzzled just how to get one.
The farmers are very busy now
harvesting the immense crop of
grain. Binders are running in al
most every field in the valley.
Cal Beard is here from Boise
buying COWS which will be driven
out Tuesday. He will return for
another drive soon.
The brick for the new school
house are being made by hand and
will soon be ready to burn.
DR.. Noggle has moved his family
back to Vanwyck and says there
is no place like home.
Mrs. Dana Kimball has gone to
Boise to consult doctors in regard
to her health.
w. E. Mccall has made sale of
80 head of choice steers to a Boise
valley buyer.
Jas. holland and family of Sweet
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
holland.
Born, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelton Bechtel, August %.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06
Vanwyck, September 3.

Vanwyck will soon be the proud
possessor of a newspaper. The
plant has been ordered and is ex-
pected to be installed within the
next thirty days.
Some very fine specimens of ore
have been found on West mountain
below Vanwyck. Carter & Hal
ter's claim shows heavy lead deposits
Luther Dukes has bought a new
buggy and harness and has rented
w. E. McCalls place. We wonder
what is going to happen to Luther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry of Sweet
have returned home after pleas
ant visit with their sister, Mrs. f.
A. holland.
Miss Anna Roach of Red Oak,
Iowa, has been employed to teach
the school here, commence Sept. 10.
Marjory Esther, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06

Bechtel, born Aug. %, died Aug.
u and was buried in Crown Point
cemetery the next day.
S. F. Southland has contract to
build the Intermountain State
Bank at Crawford.
Mrs. G. F. Curtis and daughter,
Mrs. Smith, and Miss Trout have
been visiting here.
DIR. Burke has moved his family
from Gold Fork to Vanwyck.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06
Oregon Short Line Ry.

No. Passenger, east $40 a. m.
No. 6-Passenger, east 2:51 pm.
No. 4-B.-W. local, east, 1850 a. m.
No. Passenger, west. (. .2;48 a. m.
No. 5-Passenger, west 4:1O p. m.
No. 3-B.-W. local, west, 1920 a, m.
J. w. LAPIsH, Agent, Weiser.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06
Jack, Kentucky Boy"

WILL stand at Sims barn, Vanwyck,
aQnng the season. Terms: Single
service $3.50; season $1,000; to in
sure mare with foal $12 so.
L. R. WEDDING, Manager.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-06

Dated this 18th day of Aug, 1906.
WALTER F. HIATT, Chairman.
|. L. ASHCROFT, Secretary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

TRN1TY-Rev. Latham A. Crandall. Morning,
ey G9ds from qf 6e Rgat
max Of the Coming i! Earthauakss'' evening,
FounTHR s! D g: Holt Ha t Morn}ns, Rev E.
R: Pope VIII preach; evening Faith As An
v1NE-Rev. J. s. Rood. Morning. Influence
of the Future Life on the Present.; evening,
POI. Doing the Lords Will , ..c,o.,
flying the Common; evening, Rev. Frank Pet
CONGREGATIONAL.
PLYMOUTH Leavitt H. Hanock. Morn
ing, 1.-THE Ministry of Emergencies; evening,
LINDEN HILLS -Rev. P. A Cool. Morning,
The Voice Of God in the World Tragedy" !;
evening, Christ the Compassionate Healer"
Pastors residence changed to 1928 Richfeld
az, opposite Interlachen park. $500
LOWRY H1LL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning,
Our Domain and Our Duty" by Rev: G. r.
Merrill, DID,; Christian Endeavor at $3.50 pm ;,
followed at 7:15 by an address on the work Of
the, Juvenile court by Mr.. Chamberlain, the
probation officer Of the court.
F1RsT-Rev. Clement e. Clarke. Morning,
| preaching by the pastor; evening, "Can We
Hope for Demonstration OF Immortality:
P1LGRIM-Rev. F. A. Sumner. Morning, "The
Possibilities of Life; evening, musical and
| devotional service at which the chorus choi1
:, of twenty voices will by request repeat the
FIFTH AvENUE-Rev. James E. Smith Morn
ing, Faith Saves, Luke VII, 5o; evening, Iht
San Francisco Earthquake, Its Problems fol
Faith and Practice" 81,
OPEN DoOR-Rev Walter G. Carlson, Ph.D
Morning, blessed Are the Merciful'; even
ing, '"phe Christian Arrnor." r.
| COMO AVENUE-Rev. II. X. Painter. Morn
ing, 1.-The Soul Cry Of the World; evening
! ''Vesuvius and San. Francisco, or the Mora
| Aspects Of Disaster"
lLYNDALE-Rev. c. E. Burton. Morning, G. W
Purple, representing the Anti-saloon league
will speak; evening, The Earthquake Geo
ThaOlOoica1ly Considered
THIRTY EIGHTH STREET-Rev. George q
Albrecht In the morning the pastor ex
changes with Rev. C. L. Talmage of Gal
| Park Congregational church In the evenin,
Rev. c. A. Parks will speak in behalf o
! the Anti-Saloon league. r.
PARK AVENUE-Rev. G.. s. Rollins, DID. Morn
ing, DR.. Alexander McGregor of st. Paul will
| preach; evening, 1.-TWO Gates, Two Ways" b!
the pastor.
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PULPIT AND PEW

The pastor Rev. Donald D. Mckay, will &C.
cupy the pulpit In the evening.
At Plymouth church this evening DR.. L. 81.
Hallock, pastor, will preach on 1.-The Earthquake
and Its Lessons"
Rev. c. A. Parks. representing the Anti
saloon league, will speak in the Grace Presby-
terrain church this morning.
Dr. p A. Cool has purchased home on Rich
field avenue opposite the Interlachen park. His
address hereafter will be 1928 Richfeld avenue.
DR.. Fowler will preach on The Peril Of
SHINING Against the Light in Calvary Baptist
church this evening. The Singing club will
assist In the service of song.
The annual meeting of the church and con-
gregation of Calvary Baptist church will be
held on Tuesday evening next for hearing re-
ports of the years work and election Of Off
The Mems League Bible class of Calvary Bap-
fist church have begun new series Of studies
in the Bible 'Apostolic Teachlngs.' The
class meets at 1915 each Sunday, and is taught
by the pastor Dr. Fowler.
DR.. G. S. Rollins. pastor of the Park Avenue
Congregational church. has returned from Bag
ley. Mimi, where he conducted series of five
evangelistic meetings. DR.. Rollins will occupy
his own pulpit this evening. In the morning
he will exchange with Dr.. McCregor of st. Paul.
| Tuesday afternoon at 3 pm. will be held the
April meeting Of the womans organization. Re
| ports from the different societies included in
| the organization will be given and the women
are asked to come prepared to discuss the union
of the home and foreign missionary societies
and the place of meeting. y Thursday evening
at the prayer meeting, late news from the de
! partments of church work will be given so thai
| those working in department may know
just what is being done in the other depart
ments. The prudential committee will NEE
directly after the prayer meeting any who wsl
to join the church at the May communion.
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UNITARIAN.
NoRwEG1AN-G. A. R. hall, Twentieth and
Washington avenues N. Rev. Hagerup MIS-
sen. Morning, Life Eternal; Sunday school
Stanton Hodgin. Morning. The Place Of
Calamity and Disaster in Divine Universe"
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. scIENT1sT-
Morning, "Everlastfng Punishment; evening
service commencing at 7:45 pm.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
The subject of the lesson sermon for today
ing Punishment"
UNIvERsALisT.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Joseph
K Mason: Morning, who Are Evangelical
Christians; evening, Success, and Something
viii be contnped sunday evenings w yss at 7so
the Church of the Redeemer until further no.
tice.
ST. be X6X Of Fs M sLn Gsary ofpnS
and 10 80: sunday evening, April %, Father Fat
eet1re Story
St: Charles church, Fourth street and Thir
teenth avenue. -. H.. :~....-
= = MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION 1s2;
Etuei ooH avenue Etev. +. H. TlGullkeW
Morning. Peter, Reinstated'';, evening. "Join
ing the Church. --,l.. ~ . ..
PE0PLE's-Rev G. l.. Morrill,. Morning, tTh'
Clansman and Mob Law: illustrated song
AT Unique theater.l Evening (Auditorium}
1.-THE Doom of San, Francisco ILLUSTRATED
talk, "My Visit to Vesuvius." Organ recital
male quartet, recitative. No collection; sill
yer offering at door.
Friends church will hold quarterly meeting TO
day at 1920 am. Rev. Elyson Purdy of Osa
| loosa will preach. 's. -.
| At the Free Baptist church, Rev. T. A. Olsel
will preach this morning on "The Place Of Jesu
Christ in the Life No evening service.
Yggdrasil Theosophical society meets at Gu
lies hotel at pm. 1.-THE Law Of Causation'
| will be discussed by N. Hustad. .-.
! The New Thought Spiritual society meets a
McElroy halls. Lecture on "How to nvesti
gate Spiritualism,' H. E. Wheeler. Message
| by Rev. F. D. Wheeler. ~
| New Thought Lyceum at Masonic Temple
| Morning subject of address by Ruth B. Ridges
''Tt:e JOY of Living; children's hour and stud
J class 10 am.
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wEsLEY-Rev. L. T. Guild. Morning, IA
ION o sEen rcR
with prelude ?? on 1.-The San Francisco Earth
PRESBYTERIAN.
STEWART MEMoRIAL1Rev: R; A; Wander
RiVERsfDE cHA aP:Ghel seV BENJAMIN Weld
pes prsyer mesne svenns
v2 4 6l!S: H MEMORIAL (rranh1,n and
lace. Morning. God Choosing His Workers"
followed by an 9spviee evening
wEsTMIEsTERN John Edward Bushnell,
The Earthquake at the Golden cate; seats
sHILoH-Rev. Otis G. Dale. Morning, "A Study
Of , Ghr p Conversion evening There
as Sy soh co9ai unon
BETHL EHEM-Rev. Stanley B. Roberts, D. D.
Morning. "A Widening Work-a Great ,oppor-
self; special after Easter music by the Beth
lehem quartet.
FIFTH Corner Lyndale and Fourth avenues NJ
Method of Keeping the Sabbath: evening,
M of be BY ~
ANDREw-Rev. Charles F. Hubbard Morning
! Time, and Eternity''; evening Building
HOPE CHAPEL ueo7 Washington avenue Ny
Of et the Earheuake Solo, e't Abfde Win Mess Me-
Howard Hare.
BETHANY-Rev. T. J.. McCrossan. Morning
| "a Miraculous Catch" Tom Mackey Of Chi
cago will speak in the evening: at $3.50 pm
he. will speak to men only, Capital ant
NoRWEGiAN-DA N1sH-Rev. G. Melby. Morn
ing. weighed in the Balance and Fount
Wanting': evening. The Prodigal Son."
BAPTIST.
CALVARY-Rev DR.. Fowler will preach in tn,
morning on The Unused Resources of til.
Church, and in the evening on 1.-The Peril O.
Shining Against the Light" -:+
CHICAGO AVENUE-Rev. J. E. Conant. Morn
ing. Divine Dispensational Dealings; even
ing. "a Bible Earthquake and What Came o
IMMANUEL-Rev. G. J.. Triggerson. Morning
THE Fathers VIII; evening, "a YOUNG
lodge. l. 0. o. F.. will hold its anniversar,
services at this church.
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHERAN.
ST. PAUL's NoRwEa1AN-Rev. Martin Nor
stad MEfnng John XXI s the
(English). Special music at evening service
ST. JOHNS ENGL1sH-Rev. A. F. Elmquist
Ph:D Morning, 1.-The Risen Savior Among His
Witnesses; evening, The March Of the
81 cr0ss Sunday school at p H. uorn,na
81 ''e Evening" hssnls
Defense; Sunday school at IL M; Thursday
BETHLEHEM- N. B. Thvedt Morning,
at 10, confirmation service, selected song by
the choir; evening, English service at 7:45,
John W: Arctander will preach, selected song;
No Bible class and no Sunday schools; will
meet again next Sunday
BETHEL (Norwegian)[student H. P. Grims Shy
ciples,' services conducted by Student Nor.
son; evening, %"Christ Comforts His Disciples
lEngsh) BY H. p Grim T9a;,I Sunday school
Morning, "Tbe Christians Fishing Trip; Sun
day school at IL m.
EPISCOPAL.
HOLY TRN1TY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves; 7:3o
h sag oso evenpr m0Tn9s
ST. Paul s-Franklin and Bryant avenues
:. communion; 9:45. Sunday school; II, service
and T%a by the Teft4r; pm
holy communion; 1880. morning prayer and
sermon by Rev. Edward Borncamp of Wi
mona; ~ m, parish school,; 7:s5 pm: even
ST. THOMAS M1ssIoN-Ninth street and Fifth
avenue s; pm, Sunday school; pm
evening prayer and sermon by Rev. Edward
Borncamp.
GRACETwenty fourth street and Sixteenth
avenue. Rev. D. F. Thompson. Morning ser
vice at 1920 am.
CHRIST-S44O Blaisdell avenue. Rev. Andrew
D. Stowe. Morning service at 1890 and holy
communion; evening service at 7:30. Y. P. S.
| Tuesday, pm.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
GRAND AvENUE-Dr. Fred Kline. Morning
whining of America for Christ: evening
Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scovel. state president o
/ w. G. T. u, will deliver a temperance ad
| dress.
PORTLAND AvENUE-Dr. B. B. Burton Of De-
! Moines, Iowa, leading evangelist among thu
! Christian churches, will speak morning ant
| evening. e." -.- 49,.
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METHODIST.


SIMPSON Corner Twenty eighth street and
First avenue S)-Rev. John H. Miller. Morn
ing DR.. s. P. Long and the pastor will occupy
the pulpit; evening, the pastor will preach
for in Such An Hour AS Ye Think Not the
Son of Man Cometh." Elaborate musical pro-
gram in the evening.
NORTH Corner Fremont avenue and Forty
ing, The Baptismal Covenant followed by
t the sacrament amer o Of baptism 2 evening The
E Be e1enns
ST. JAMES (s15 Eighth avenue s)-Professor
George H. Wade. Morning, Are You Salts
fed with Your Work for Christi evening,
baptism and reception of members. St. James
is the peoples church, the strangers home;
you welcome the flowers in May.
Foss-Rev. J. w: Heard Morning, Two
Standards of Life; evening, 'Religious Pat
rH1RTEENTH AvENuE-Rev. C. f. Sharpe.
MGrnng The Voice Of An Earthquake What
LAKE sTREET-Rev. I. W. Stout. Morning,
The Earthquake, the Fire and the Still
Small Voice.; evening, sermon by the pastor.
In the morning the sermon will consider
how Goo God was and how He was not in the
fuence of the still small voice.
FOREST HEIGHTs-Rev. Charles Summer Davis
Morning, "A True Test Of Christian Disciple
and the Divine Providence" In the evening
the choir and orchestra will both render spe
ctal selections.
HENNEPIN AVENUE-Rev. Fayette l.. Thon,p
son, DID. Morning, Offerings That Cost
evening, individual Responsibility" BY
G. E. Silloway, assistant pastor.
FOWLER corner Franklin and Dupont avenues
Rev: James s. Montgomery. Morning, 1.-THE
Gospel of springtime''; evening, The Per
with a Muck Rake" Special music
Cars at 9:1O =.
WESTERN AvENUE-Rev. H. B. Collins Morn
! ing. sermon by the retiring pastor; evening
addresses by DR.. S. P. Long and H. B: Col
Inns. -.-....:. - .--. ,--@ ~ .
TRINITY-Rev. W. A. Shannon. Morning
The Value of Regularly Attending Church,
| evening. sacred concert by a double quartet
PARK AVENUE-Rev. G. G. VALENTINE. Morn
ing, 'IIow the Tithing System Works II
Business Life fourth in series; evening
''Jesus and Saul of Tarslls.'
CENTRAL GERMAN-Rev Christian Holm
Morning. 1.-The Mysteries Of Cod; evening
"a Lesson to the Disloyal."
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The third Of the series Of mass meet
ings for older boys will be held this at
ternoon at the First Baptist church at
4. DR.. Riley will talk on "The Great
Decision. ~ A "High School Rally
has been planned for this meeting.
During the first part of the week blot
ers with the picture Of the respective
high schools were sent out inviting all
high school students to attend; The
school boys Of the same school can sit
together. The fact that this is rally
for high school boys does not in any
way prohibit any of the older boys in
the city from attending. A special eff
fort has been made to get all Of the
employed boys in the city to come. All
boys over IA years Of age are earnestly
requested to come. The boys depart
ment orchestra will render program
of special music this afternoon and the
whole meeting will be one Of intense
interest and lasting benefit to all those
who attend.
The younger boys triangle club -
will meet this afternoon at 3:15 as usu-
al. There will be an interesting speak
er and it will do any boy great deal
are invited. -
Inc luCern6UldCo blDl0 CLASS, WHICH
heretofore has met for dinner Saturday
noon will after this take their dinner
with them and go on an outing, and
then study the Bible in the woods. It
is becoming SO warm that the boys all
decided the study would be much more
! interesting in the woods, close to ma
ture.
Preparations are being made for the
apportionment Of delegates who are tc
90 to the Lake Geneva Boys Confer
ence. There is nearly 500 in the Gen
eva fund and before the spring is over
it is confidently expected about $50
more will be added to the fund. The
conference will be held from Aug.
| n & .-. =
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2:45-3:10-"The Art of QUESTIONING" Mrs. G.
j. Hunt. St. Paul.
3:1O-3:15-Music.
4:15-4 :25-'Working for a Purpose Miss
Grace Longfellow.
1854 :3O-Music
4:3O-5 :OO-"The Young People from Twelve
to Twenty-Their Needs and How to Meet
Them Miss L. A. Emery, State Teacher Train.
ing secretary.
6:OO-7 :O0-Basket lunch. Coffee served by the
ladies of Hennepin Avenue church.
Inspection of Sunday school exhibits, in charge
as follows:
Cradle roll. Miss Mabel Smith.
Beginners, Miss Rosa Turnbull.
Primary Miss Beatrice M. Longfellow.
Juniors, Mrs. @. w. Briggs. ~
Supplemental lessons for graded Sunday
school, Miss Jessie 3. Dunn.
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Of it's present membership being new
accessions. The morning "pastoral
Sermon will deal with the problem of
making the church properly useful to
these members, and using their ener-
gies. DR., Guild g idea is that a church
should be 'not field but 5force.' 1t
is expected that all Of the new mem
bers will be present.
In the evening he will preach an
anniversary Sermon upon the theme
"What the Modern Church Stands
For''; dealing with present conditions
Of society; showing in what the mod
ern differs from the church Of former
days and whether or not the man OF
today needs it. ~ T.: .- -. r.....s .--..
An interesting feature Of the service
will be a prelude to the sermon or
"The San Francisco Earthquake
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Spiritualistic Church Notices.

The Band of Peace meets at 80 Central ave-
nue. 80 pm. Lecture by Mrs. S. NJ Lowell.
The Research society will meet at McElroy' s
hall, II spirit and Natter by Miss
Alice Wickstron.
Northside society meets at 400 Twentieth
avenue n at 2:30 pm Henry Hegdahl will
speak; Mrs. Beuhler. greetings.
The Childrens Progressive Lyceum of the
Band Of Peace meets at 2:3O pm. at I. o. 0. F.
hall, corner Fourth and Central avenue.
Progressive society meets at Masonic Temple,
pm. Charles Du Schaune of the Physical
Research society of London, Eng will lecture
on the Law Of Attraction and Soul Affinity"
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF
HENNEPN WILL MEET
County Sunday School Association Will
Convene at Hennepin Avenue M. E..
Church Monday.

vention at the Hennepin Avenue NJ. E.
church tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. W. S. Wingate is president of the
association and w. R. Holbrook is sec
retarv. The program is as follows:
AFTERNOON SESSION
2:so-2:45-Devotional services. led by Rev. H.
X. Painter, d d.
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
L. r. Guild Will Conduct Interesting
Meeting at Wesley Today.

Wesley church today celebrates the
first anniversary of the beginning Of
DR.. Z. T. Guild s passionate In its pull
pit. As the Methodists do not have in
stallation sermons he will use this
event as an. occasion for saying some
practical things about Wesley its work
Of Minneapolis. The church has well
coined 1926 new members into it's COM
munion during the year; fully a'third
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have suffered martyrdom. It's erection
and Improvements cost over $50 100000.
The great obelisk in the center Of
the piazza, having no hieroglyphics, was
brought from Heliopolis. The Vatican
on the right is the pope's residence, and
is elegantly fitted up, being adorned
with paintings and statues by the
world 8 greatest masters.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

Report of county secretary treasurer.
Roll-call Of schools for pledges for 1905.
Election of officers.
Adjournment.
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Wednesday, April IS, was the four
hundredth anniversary of the laying of
the cornerstone of St. Peters cathe-
dral at Rome, an anniversary Of special
interest to the many who have visited
Italy, and have seen this wonderful and
magnificent edifce.
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Graded work Of the Lutheran Sunday school,
DR.. J. N. Lenker. ~
Union Bible lessons.
Episcopalan system New York Sunday school
commission, Miss Anne P. Campbell.
Teacher Training, Mrs. J. G. Buchanan.
General Sunday school supplies, Nathaniel Nc
Carthy.
EVENING SESSION.
1907 :5O-Praise and devotional, led by Rev.
Fayette L. Thompson, DID.
7:50-S:1o-Normal lesson, 1.-The Messiah's Min
istry," Mrs. J. C. Buchanan.
s:1O-s:15-Solo Miss Winnifred Thompson.
S:15-9:35-Symposium The Sunday School
Teacher" 1.-THE Teachers Preparation" Mrs.
James Gray. 1.-THE Teachers Work." Mr.. F.
sic Miller. ~"
5-s:55-''How to Awaken and Maintain In
terest in Bible Study" Rev. George R. Merrill.
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Probably no other church compares
with St. Peters in size, majesty of
architecture, and decorative magnii
cence. It is cited turnout the world as
monumental achievement Of it's kind.
St. Peter 8 is fronted by an elliptical
nades. It was founded by Constantine
and erected where st. Peter is said to
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Boys Department Y.M.C.A.

BOYS DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE:
E. @. Garrigues.
4. Fl. Beeler L. G.. Scott.
OFFICERs BOYS CABINET:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-19
TERlis:
supcrHuous.

Sittin underneath the sky. out in the
summer air:
Didn't get nibble, ind somehow didn't
care.
Satisfied to get my share OF weather
that's SO ine;
Didn't want to bother to be haulin UP
line.
Saw the sunbeams playin' on the water
by the boat.
Heard the waves a-splashin with soft
and lazy note.
Sort o. felt contented like I'd had my
every wish.
Cause when you 60 a-flshin'-why, you
don't need any fish.
Dozin' while you're driftin' and dreamin'
through the day,
Listenin' to the calm Of the birds so
tar away:
Waitin' for the shadows to grow longer
by the shore,
Givin' notice that there isn't time to fish
much more.
Jcs q little hungry--a reminder now and
e then
That when the blessings asked you'll be
oil ready for Amen
What bring home won't feed us. but
that Amt my favorite dish.
It's great to go a-fishin-but you don't
need any fish.
washington Star.