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co. A WILL HAVE IN
EVENING OF PLEASURE
Alter Inspection Prizes Won at
Recent Rifle Practice VIII
Be Awarded.

Company A. Seventeen Regiment. VIII
undergo their monthly inspection to-mor-
row night and VIII afterwards enjoy an
entertainment given IN the company
room. number OF ladies' have been
invited TO this and refreshments win be
served
The occasion Tor the entertainment VIII
be the distribution Of the prizes won by
the members OF this company at the
rifle practice AZ camp Harrington a week
ago. number Of tradesmen Of the city
have given prizes for the shoot and the
successful rifemen win reap a harvest as
the result OF their skill
AT squad drill last night twenty-five
new men were put through the PAGES by
a sergeant. and up 10 a late hour We're
tramping around the drill hall OF shout
derlne their rifles. The officers OF the
company are very much pleased at the
showing Of the new men. and expect
great things Of them. The company
room has been arranged !n p most at
tractive manner. and number Of the
rank and file can be found there every
night playing games provided and making
themselves At home.
Company II viii meet tonight to elect
a captain and "A second lieutenant. IL is
probable that First Lieutenant Luffsey
VIII be elected
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Pl MU MEMBERS ENJOY
BOX PARTY AND BANQUET

The members Of the Pi Mu Fraterniay
OF tine medical colleges OF this city were
given a box party ut the Academy of
Music last night. and afterwards a sup
per at Rucgcr's Hotel at which Mr..
erosion Clarke. who played here last
night. was the guest of honor. The boxes
at the theatre were decorated with the
fraternity cOl0rs.
During the supper after the play many
speeches we're made by alumni members
Of the fraternity. and one by Mr.. Clarke.
in which frequent mention was made OF
the "Rasged Messenger" and the Bully
ParsOn." The affair was most enjoy
able one for the college men, and not less
so for those who represented tho alumni
Those wresent were Drs. Stuart Nc
CURE, TIerbet Mann. Price. Parker.
Reade Peple. =. NJ Willis, Nelson, Shep-
herd Fox. OF Monterey. Va; Gray, Mich
aux, Bassett, Bowen. Walters, Gorsline,
MCGOWAN. Newton Rex. Boshes. Black
well, Fucker, Emmett. HOCc. Upshur, Sa-
ger. Benedict Mcdonald. Long. FowIkos.
Hughes. Kyle. Chase, Fountainc Bell
Compton, Cobalt White, Powell, Is. {.
Wills Mcclellan.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. December 5.-The cotton mar
ket was quiet to-day with fluctuations irTegl-
lar The close Was very steady q net ad-
vance OF u4E points Sales for the day We're
estimated az NJ. 900 bales. The market opened
steacy at an advance Of 6a1 points IN response
80 setter c1bkss than expected, and after some
lltle IRE gulartty sold up 10 a net advance OF
l41f points In covering by recent sellers and
some fresh buying by local professionals, based
on n4lisn spot news and the big spot SALE ga
We EngAh market. A private estimate OF H. -
Vp,~D bales q lso seemed TO have a favorable
influence on tie market. but the upward move
ment seemed 20 DE attracting 10 outside sun
port ana dur-ng the middle OF the afternoon
buyers. Just before the close me nar5e, Wa =
nrmer again On LOCAL buying and last prices
Receipts az the ports today wers ~ aqt h.t..
egainst S4s1 last week and 42.s4l last wear.
Fer the week $4,000 bales against 2s- 40 10,
week and 25l so last wear. To-dayss re..irt ~ =
at New Orleans 9o.S9l bales against II 100 a..
year. and at Houston 1869 bales aeaIns, ses
last year. ~
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MEDICAL MEN TO MEET.
association of Southern Colleges
to Convene in Baltimore.

The Association Of Southern Medical
colleges vii hold its annual meeting in
Baltimore during the week beginning De-
ccmber TO- and many questions relating
20 the raising of standards in Southern
colleges vii he discussed. Or. Christopher
Iompkins. who has been president Of the
association for several years. win pre-
side over the meetings. and will prob
ably he re- elected To this office.
One Of the most important questions
to he discussed will be the proposition
10 require a fourth year student 10 spend
at least one year in a city Of over 90 coo
population before he gets q degree. This
proposition was made on account Of the
superior clinical opportunity afforded by
a large city. Another matter will be the
requirements Of certification before
matricuiating 1t is proposed that
the matriculatc must have certi-
fcates of graduation from college be-
fore entering q medical college The
requirement now is that the matricuiata
present certificate OF graduation from a
high school.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICliMOD. DEC. s. 1876
ARRIVED
Steamer Frandon. Harvey. Norfolk -1erchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Lsne.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. TfArn-y. Norfolk r.srcha a.
else and psssenEera Olt Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves James River
ianiinEr and Norfolk. merchandise and pas N
gers virginia Navigation Company.
FORT OF WEST POINT. DC. s. 1916
ARRIVED
Steamship Rai;inlore. short, Baltimore ras-
eeuEsrs and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship baltimore short Baltimore ros-
eenSers and general cargo.
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bales
Cons li1atef az ali porfg-Net receipts. 3-t.is
bales, export 20 Great Britain O. 81 hales. 20
frunrf. -a-dfl bales. % she Continent. -. %
bales 10 Japan s.aer bales
iotal since September ist 81 all ports--Net
s. f-ass. laT bales. cNp0rf Great Britain.
. 0t.4-7 baies. 20 France. Ss1.oU bales. o. the
Oprtinent. 1851 ~ bales to Japan a. i6s bales.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Antonio RocrhiccioH has returned
ho'n" r. an eyten1ec trip 10 Italy and
other parts in Europe
Ny. Charles +. Smithrrs and AR FLOYD
Bartleson. Of New york, arrived here last
week and have accepted positions with
VI. S Block g. Sons. bir. Snithers g.. a
native % Richmond
The Rev. ~. r Evans. who has been
out 81 the city for the past ten dayr, re
turned yesterday.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

reiE Crude Turpentine-FIrm a. 3 ssaz-5a: To-
ceipts g. barrels
SANANAH. GA. December E-TU FiPl-N-
TlNb-Steacy AT eSi.c sales 1s5 casks. r.
ccipts. te1 cafiF shipments. 40 casics Roein-
firm. aies, lf2 barrels. receipts Xxx barrels:
shipments. afi6 barreis stock 131a6 barrels
tHALI.hSIoN. 5 g.. December b--rJ X
IEN-INE ANI HOaIN-N,n MINI a.lrr-
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CHICAGO. December 6-CATTr. D-Heoainfs
about 1900 head. Market for best strong;
DINERS GLOW and weak. Common to prime
sleefs S44t 20. cows. s. 654.7 SO; heifers s. 500
NV oulis 81 409f.50. calves, Sad7.5O, ST OK
ers and feeders. y. Spq4 60 Hogs-Receip ts
aSout 5000 head. Market steady To atror f.
CEolce 20 prime. heavy. Sc 40Q6 AZ. medium,
70 good heavy, IS s5d6 Is; butchers. yveights-
= fo8e.ftt1i good choice mixed Sc 25lie n .
pigs SsSa$S0 Shecp-ReceIpts about b ooo
mead. Market strong. sheen 81 25fis o. i.
yearhngs' $4,000; lambs. s.. SOS Is.
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Mrs. Ieake Ill.

Mrs. 7. NJ. Loake. Of Ashland. IS I'M az
her home. suffering from a severe attack
~ heart trouble. Mrs. Leake is the wife
Of Mr.. J. N. Leake. special agent OF the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany.
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ISM Qlothtlons were as follows. Flour
Eirm No 2 spring wheat 7SQSic: No g.
10 yellow. SaHisc No. oats. s3ss ffSsc ;
No. white. 35izc.. No. white. S2s-az5ltc No.
rye. &c. fair 70 choice mating. $3.50 No.
! naNsecd 81 Il. No. / northwestern s. -:
prime timothy seed. f4sc Glover contract
grade So %. Short ribs sides (loose s. loep
s. 81; mess pork. per barrel. 81 81: lard per
10 pounds. $ os'4. short clear sides QgoxedJ
- 2Issfls 80. Whiskey basis 81 high wines
81 -. Butter-Markte Arm. creameries on
Soc. dairies. 2o026c- EgFs-Steady; at mars
cases included. A0esc; frsts &c: prime
nrsts. &c; extras, sc. Cheese-Steady at $50
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Ill. December active d.
1unuI by Minneapolis miller for cash wheat
str@nEthener the local market to-day. bat me
closing quotations. on the delivery were up only
80 Corn vas Wy 'sc oats shade higher and
provisions were up 1isGI9l=c
open. HiEh Low Close
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKrT

,,,ss K PeEted by RODGERS McCabe q co.,
s.i...,.i Eie5as hG VA, Dec. 6.-PEANr-Ts-
SP-lisn i --rlrn AZ 10 per bushel. Virginiss-
FIRM az soo1ae. Tor fancy stock: machine nick
cd, S1s4t1se' Smelling stock SHQ4c.
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NEW YORK, December 5.-rhe dry ecoss
market WAS firm and fairly active to-,isr-
leomeSucs were bought farther ahead into 1907
Hosiery buyers were active IN lines Of fIeeced
goods. SIX piece goods are firrncr ana s-anle
goods mills are asking advances
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have bad listed with me FOR immediate
sale. $500 shares or stock in q well de-
ye.opcd gold mine. Dividend will be paid
iu February. THIS is GOOD
Address 1t once. FOR Particular
H-fss
Care Times Dispatch.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales at Union stock Yar1s)
Richmond, Va. December .. 1905.
The receipts Of live stock for week ending
December 90. were as follows.
Best steers % d5iac.. medium TO good. 4u
oc. common to fair a 43iac.. hoifers, 2&.n
&c; cows, 2bzG35zc.; bulls. 2iaQSc.: fresh
cows. f20qS45 % Hogs. 6lt0SStc. sOws. 55kfoc. ;
stays. SO. tat sheep. 4q5c. lambs, 459el7isc /;
bucks. SlaD4I.c.
Prospects good for next week.
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WILMINGTON. n C.. Dscember Si.,,.-
ITS TURPENTINE-Firm Al 65iSc +: receipfs
81 casks. fosin--Nothing doing; receipts fgs
oAffeiss 4~r-tlrm ~ t2S5i receiDts a bar
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STOCK MARKET
STRUGGLES ALL DAY
Money Stringency Has It's Effect
and Reflects Difficulties Of the
Situation for Spectators.
OUTLOOK FOR VALUES BETTER
This Evident From Stubborn
Manner in Which Stocks Yield
to Money Inconvenience.

NEW YORK. December 5.-The stock
market struggled with the money
stringoncy to-day. but reflected clearly
the difficulties OF the situation for spec'l-
lntors who arc carrying stocks with bof-
rowed money. Loans were called from
time 70 time on a large scale by tho
banks 70 reduce their deposit liabilities IN
tho measure % the heavy drains that
were making on their cash reserves. Occa-
sionally liquidation was forced BY this
process. The appearance Of the annual
report OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
was the signal for the comprehensive
recovery OF declines leading 20 halt In
th~s market at about last nights level
IT'D recovery was based on the assumr-
zion that the Secretary stood ready 10
take steps 20 relieve the money stringercy
Tn accordance with the strongly expressed
views IN the annual report OF the duty IN
cInbent upon him 10 deposit in the banks
as much as can possibly be spared Of sur
plus funds in ti-e treasury. 81 business
conditions require e. though IL becomes
necessary 20 pay tho current expenses
~ tho government with checks on A.
positorv banks
But while this language was accepted
as an earnest ~ early action FOR the relies
~ Tire money market the relief
was not announced and Tho calling IN %
tho loans was an actual situation.
Tn. loss % the banks on suh-treas-lry
operations since TIE last bank statement
now amounts % s5.b2sooO The action OF
Tho banks in calling loans needs no fu~-
iher elucidation. Tho urgency with which
new capital continues 20 be sought IN
spite ~ the dlfnc'dues OF tho money
market gives m impression u undlmiriah-
IS confidence in tho permanency 90 th-
needs v-'ich are sought 70 be supplied 81,
this outlay
The effect 81 20 confirm hopeful se,ti-
ment over tho outlook for values This
sentiment Vas apparent IN fact In Tho
stubborn manner m which stocks Welded
~ Tie money market In convenience.
Tho dun and obstinate resistance was
shown up to the closing. The q per cent.
cali loans rate Is tire highest since the
first week in September. when money
went % en- per cent and the banks re-
ported a deficit at the end ~ the week
Bonds were irregular. Total sales gar
value. g. go %
United states SIS registered. advanced
"re-fourth per cent. ou call
Total sales stocks EG.5U shares
NEW YORK. December Money on
call strong and higher. 6d32 per cent
ruling rate. a.. closing bid g. offered -
Time loans stronger. sixty days s per
cent. 90 days l-2as per cent. and six
n'onths POP cent bid Prime mercantile
paper 6pf II per cent. sterling exchange
weak with actual business in bankers.
bills AZ - S4756sS4 $3.50 for demand. pnd
81 81 7selsi{f - for sixty day bills. Posted
rates &tso l-2dx4 s.. and t4s 1-2dS4 ~
CONNIE 1cial bills s. 2 =. Bar silver IS SIS.
Mexican dollars % So
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spot cotton closed quiet, middlne uplands
100. middiing gulf, 1125; sales. none
Cotton quiet middllng. 100: ret recefnts
142 bales: gross. 6S7 bales. stock 100 O5s baios
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts IS "a
bales; export 70 Great Britain q 901 bales; to
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FRATERNAL OFFICERS.
The Heptasophs and Arcanumites
Choose Their Rulers.

Richmond Conolave. l. o. H. have
elected the following officers for 1907
Melvin F1egenheimer. archon; John II.
L|neman. provost. a Z. Vonderlehr.
prelate; Henry FTegenheimer. secretary:
Isaac Held, hnancier: Il NJ. Walthan,
treasurer; Anderson L Iarnbl0in. in
spector; Caskie G. Reeves. Warder;
George A. Anen. sentinel: Leonard Am
rhein. W. T. Tyrer and Frank MareclS.
trustees; Sol. Oppenheini, representative
20 the supreme Conclave. which meets
IN Atlantic City. y. J.. next juno.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. December b--Sea board
AR Line common @99co. il. preferred, nothing
doing.
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Following are those chosen by EIba
Council, Royal Arcanum: Representative.
J. =. Angle, Alternate, J. J. Powell; Re-
gent. r L. Hobson. Past Regent. j. 7.
Powell; Vice Regent, W. Il. Sale: orator,
Cass johnson: Chaplain. 7. r. Tyree: COL
lectOr, William Galloway: Secretary. g.
W. Tyler; Trustee. J. y. Angle; Sentry,
G. II. Houchins; Warden. J. c. Adams.
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What promises to be one Of the largest
attendances OF a fratsrnai organization
meeting in this city viii take place Thurs
DAY night st Eagle Homo. when the an
nuL election OF officers for tho ensuing
year VIII take place. There VIII be over
$50 members present 20 vote for their
respective candidates. a which there are
many favorites IN tho field
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ya.-car. Chem. pfi. 2. ct......lcs 10 1os.
Va car. g. CO. Col. TT. D. CT. o.. -
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RICHMCvI, GR4IS MARKET

Richmond. Va. December. 5. 1876.
QUOTATIONS..
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RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December s 1906
STATE 81 RiTfL' Bid AHkso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-01
The Best Guaranty of Merit
Is Open Publicity.

Every bottle OF DR., Perce's world,
famed medielnes leaying, the great labo..
ratory at Buffalo, n; Y, has printed
entering into It's composition. This fact
alone places DR.. Pierces Family Medi.
cines In class all by themselves. Thew
cannot be classed with patent or secret
medicines because they are neither. This
10 why so many unprejudiced physicians
prescribe them and recommend them to
their patients, They know what they
are composed OF, and that the ingredients
are those endorsed by the most eminent
medical authorities
The further fact that neither DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great stomach tonic, liver Invigorator,
heart regulator and blood purifier, nor his
aFavorite Prescription for weak over
worked, broken down, nervous women,
contains any. alcohol, also entities them
to place all by themselves.
Many years ago. DR.. Pierce discovered
that chemically pure glycerine, OF proper
strength, is better solvent and preserv-
ative Of the medicinal principles resid-
Ing in our indigenous, or native. medt.
cinAl plants than is alcohol; and, further.
more, that IL possesses valuable medicinal
properties Of It's own, being demulcent,
nutritive, antiseptic, and most efficient
antiferment.
Neither of the above medicines con.
CalnS aIconol, OF any harmful, habit
forming drug, es win be seen from a
glance at the formula printed on each
bottle wrapper. They are safe to use and
potent to cure.
Not only do physicians prescribe the
above, non-secret medicines largely, but
the most intelligent people employ them
people who would not think Of using
the ordinary patent, or secret medicines.
Every ingredient entering into tho COM
position OF DIR, Pierce's medicines has
the strongest kind Of an endorsement
from leading medical writer's Of the
several schools of practice. No other
medicines put up for like purposes has
any such professional endorsement.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation, Constipation is the cause of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease One "Pelleto is a gentle
laxative. and two a mild cathartic. Drug.
gists sell them and nothing is ujust %
good" Easy TO take as candy.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Second East and Second South streets Dr.
BENJAMIN Young, pas;or-Preaching services.
il n M and s p. M. In the morning Rev.
Clarence Wilcox. the newly appointed pastor
of Vincent NJ. Z. church. Spokane will ell
tho pulpit. and at the evening service cx-
Chief Justice Zano will deliver address on
'',The Personal Side Of Abraham Lincoln,
Judge Zane having been a close friend Of
President Lincoln. Sunday-school at 9;4o a..
m and Epwortb league rally day service Mt
o. III. Special music under tho direction
of Miss Agatha Bcrkhoel 4 cordinI invita-
ton extended TO oil: strangers especially, TO
attend these services
IliH NJ Il. church, Ninth Eust and First
South, ID. NJ. Helmick pastor-Prenching by
the pastor both morning and evening Mrs.
H kirkman will play piano solo at the
morning service and the male quartette VIII
sing in the evening. Sunday school at 10
o'clock; Epworth loaguo Mt :, led by Miss
Uoneychurch You invited to these SER
vices Bring your friends with you. Seats
free, Monthly meeting OF the Official board
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the church.
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new PHASE Of THE
RAILROAD RATE BILL
Some Statistics of the Vast In
terests Controlled by the
Commission.

A phase OF the advent OF the new rate bill
which has been passed over with uttle or
no consideration is the vast administrative
power and authority conferred upon the en-
larged Interstate Commerce commission. With
the new bill come many reforms, changed
conditions and new regulations affecting rail-
road transportation of freight and passen-
gers, and with the enlarged commission come
enlarged powers for the administration OF
the most drastic law affecting transportation
ever engrossed upon tho statute books.
Seven mon have been clothed with the
right 70 determine rates. adjust differences,
make orders, institute legal proceedings, and
take cognizauco of the books and accounts
of more than 2I00 individual railroads, says
pointed out that like board. similarly en-
dowed for all the railroads abroad, would
not have jurisdiction over IN equal number
of companies II has been noted, in this
connection, that 2l0A American railroads
have nm aggregate OF 277,o71 miles of track,
counting yards and Bidings; i6,T43 passcn-
with 1898, SCI passenger. freight and other
cars. European roads have only 521 l59 To-
comotivce and cars. The property held an
this country has "A valuation OF Sl3,213,124,
67e in stocks and bonds, Of which S6,339,
899,329 is in common and preferred stocks
1878, ,225.350 in bonds and other liabilities.
The average capitalization thus represented
has been placed ,; at SSaj2o2 ,,,a,s mIe; md r..
ports the total income OF these roads from
freight on juno 80, 1905, was $1'367 l3I,-
800, and S447 0aS,44a from passenger traffic
Inst year their gross earnings were s2.oTl,-
The number OF employees OF all classes
engaged in their operation IN 1908 was
| or m average daily compensation Of S2.o7
| the classes being divided ms follows: En-
| gnemen, 5o,291; hremen, 53,29ei conduc-
tors, a7,s26,; brskemcn and other troinmon,
IO2 A0s shop hands, 158,ois: trackmen,
| 3ls636 machiuists and carpenters, 6,804 {;
clerks, 48.o4s; all others: io9, 2a2.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church. northeast cor
OF South Temple and G streets.-Morn
ing services Mt II o'clock; evening sermon
at 7;45 o'clock, The pastor is at home and
will preach both morning and evening. Sun
dny-school at 1880 p, m. The annual pic
mic of tho school will take place on Thurs
day afternoon, September 6, at Liberty park.
Endeavor society al 6:30. Md-week ser
vices Wednesday evening Teachers
meeting at 7;3o; prayer and conference at
p. IN. All seats nre free. Strangers are
cordially invited TO al these services.
Third Presbyterian church. corner Elev'
enth South and Eleventh East streets
Morning service at IL o aock; sermon by
Rev, Allan Krichbaum of Morenei, Ariz.
Sunday school at l2:15. Y, P, S. O.. +.
meets at 7:3o p. IN. Wednesday evening.
Sunday school teachers meeting at 80 and
prayer meeting at o'clock
Westminster Presbyterian church, Fourth
West between First and Second South
streets, Rev. McLain w. Davis, minister
Morning worship, IL O'Clock: topic. Mo.
tives and Deeds. Evening worship, 8
clock topic. The Bible Sunday school,
l2:l5 p. IN. Christian Eudcavor, Z p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, p. M; topic,
lesson in Bible study OF teachcrs' training
course No. 5. All are invited TO these meet
ings.
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Baptist.

First Baptist church, corner Second South
and Second West streets. Rev, ID. \. Brown,
pastor.-Preaching at II n. m. and p. m.
Communion and reception of members NJ
morning service. Baptism at evening ser
vice. Sunday. school at 1890, f. Il. Evans,
superintendent. B. Y. p. u. az 7 o'clock
p. m. leader. Miss Reta Nickcry; subject,
Spiritual Blindness The Utah State
Baptist convention meets September 4, and
g. Services viii be held at the East Side
Baptist church, corner Third South and Sew.
cnth Enst streets cordial invitation iB
extended 10 all TO come.
Rio Grandc Mission chapel, Second South
between Ninth and Tenth West streets
Sunday school at $50 a. m, George Paul,
superintendent.
Burlington Mission chapel, Indiana avenue
and Navajo strcet.-Sunday school at $3.50
p. m: Henry Jacobs, superintendent.
East Side Baptist church, Seventh East
and Third South streets, Rev. S. A. Hay
worth, pastor.--Divne worship 81 II a. m.
Sermon. topic "Chrst's Parable of the Corn
Of Wheat.' Communion service and reccp-
ton OF new members at 1l:a5. sunday
school OF 1918 p. M. Christian Endeavor
at Z D. II. Evening service &C clock
with preaching by the pastor on the topic.
Christianity Investigated The State
convention Of tho Baptists OF Utah will be
held in this church this week, beginning
Tuesday, September 4, and Will continue un-
Ill Thursday evening. All are invited,