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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

one OF their comrades alleged TO have
been due to Ill treatment.
The entire garrison of the fortress
at SWaborg famed out instantly in
revolt. All the artillerymen and sap
pers garrisoning the place were in
yolved. Only four companies OF In
fantrymen remained loyal. The mu-
tineers seized forty machine guns and
practically all the quick hrers and
light artillery in the fortress, but even
with this aid they we're unable to hold
the main fort against the loyal infan-
try. The fighting continued all night
long. The heaviest firing was heard
from 10 o'clock in the evening until
in the morning. Tuesday morning, a
detachment Of civilian revolutionaries
seized the marine barracks on Skatud-
den island, hoisted the red flag and
were Joined by all the marines. Nine
cruisers, torpedo boats and destroyers
lying in the harbor opened fire on the
barracks. This fire was answered
from the third story window OF the
barracks with machine guns and rifles.
The torpedo boats and destroyers
which were lying closer to the shore
were subjected to such a hot fire from
the barracks that their crews were
driven below decks. They finally
steamed out and Joined in the bonn
bardment with the cruisers. This sea
attack was in cooperation with at
tacks By cossacks and infantry from
the land side, which began at 3 o'clock
In the morning and continued through
out the whole day. Finally, towards
evening, the firing ceased and the au-
thorities announced that the barracks
had been captured.
At / O'Clock in the afternoon the
cossacks cleared the square in front
Of the palace facing syeaborg and
then drove the public from the entire
water front for the purpose Of pre-
venting the sending Of assistance
from the city to Syeaborg.
The exact situation at Sveaborg Is
not known. Rumors are In circulation
that the entire fortress has now fall
len. into the hands Of the insurgents
but they lack confirmation
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
western Land Excursion.

Jolley & Son will run an excursion
to Sharon Springs next Tuesday for
the benefit Of buyers Of western Kan
sas lands. A low rate, one fare plus
q, for round trips being made. The
demand for western Kansas land Is
increasing and Jolley q Son are iOrtu'
nate in having some fine bargains in
we'll located properties. tao
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Tried to Taks His Life

@. R. Mitchell, an employe Of the
city mills, tried to commit sui.
eide at the bath room In the Central
hotel about 10 O'Clock last night,
stabbing himself in the breast with
. knife. He inflicted . few ugly
gaShss but lie likely to recover. he
10 aged about so and unmarried.
DIsCoursgsment lie given IS the cause.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
s,nlrpin,. cablnet Arresd Upon.

St Petersburg, Aug. lat a late
hour Tuesday afternoon Premier
stolypin issued a statement through
the ST. Petersburg Official news agency
to the effect that the assignment Of
the untitled portfolios has not as yet
been entirely decided upon This
may postpone an announcement Of the
new cabinet for several days but It IL
accepted &c a fact that the cabinet has
been virtually agreed upon and ap--
proved By the emperor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The telephone poles OF town are
being painted green.
Sunday base ball appears to have
run up against snag.
Suicides and attempted suicides
are becoming too common. What's
the mAtterP
1t is said that Enterprise has
braced up and will play Solomon for
that 5000 purse.
The Democrats are very nervous,
They are afraid no one will take the
county nominations.
Alice Murphy has sued H. N
Murphy for divorce on ground OF nom
support. s. S. Smith is her attorney
The Methodists are erecting an
outdoor tabernacle in which to hold
service while the church 10 being re-
built. 1t is on the lots south OF the
church. G. W. Parker will furnish
sides for IL.
lola Register: Oscar Howey
through bis attorneys, Oyler & Barnes,
has filed suit against the city Of lola for
$50, the value Of q horse Of bis which
was frightened by the noise Of the
calliope here with the Parker Amuse-
meut and Entertainment comPan p
shows tho latter part Of May.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

Iondon. Aug. LA dispatch re-
calvsd here By q news agency from
ssi.iaxfor dated July y SaEs nsrce
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
lsnsRntsrprils Friday.

Tbs thlrd game between Abilene
and Enlsrpglse baseball tsam' VIII Be
vlaysa Il Abllsns Friday. Aug. :, 81
t,i6. Iswlll be one Of he seasons
big eansa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
Special Saturday Sale for One Day
Only, Aug. 4th.

Agate Flour per sack, sl.16.
8 bars Naptha soap for 26c.
Golden Gate Teas, none better, the
go and 76c grades At 40c ID.
Yours for business,
l&c LLOYD & BETS,
The Cedar St. Groceries,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

(6rain maFken CORRECTED eVeTy IhuF1uhy
morning By W. B, Giles, grain and coalh
BuTEHR MARKHE.
Prices for creamery butter a. points
named for week ending today. Dickinoop
county price ~ cente less than New YoTh
~ cents less than Ohicago,l
Kansas OITY-Bancy separator sos
o6ieagc- Creamery IS o loci dairy. is Q
lShc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02

Clncinnati PUBLISHING Company kaiia
Cincinnati, Aus. lon application.
Of local creditors the Men and
Women" Publishing company was
placed IN the hands q q rsoslrur
Ennaay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-02
lighting broke out again Tuesday
night in the Sveaborg fortress.
A slid IxentucI<y Trial.

Mayheld, KY, Aug. 1.-The hanging
Of Allen Matthias, the negro who Grim
finally assaulted Miss Ethel McClain
last wednesday night took place at
8 O'Clock Tuesday night in legal
manner In the yard Of the country
fan. Fully ten thousand people were
ON the scene, but only few hundred
could see the execution, although al
most the entire fence surrounding the
soaffold had been torn down by the
euraRed citizens while the trial was
going on. 1t was only fifty minutes
from the time the Jury was sworn
in until the negro was pronounced
dead.
Kansas Irrigation Delegates.
Topeka, Aug. 1.-Gov. Hoch Ap-
pointed the Kansas delegates to the
national irrigation congress Monday
They are: Otis L. Benton, Oberlin;
Victor Murdock, wichita w. A. Reed
or, Logan ]. F. farrell. Holton, l.
Diesam, Garden City; J. H. Miller
Manhattan; 8. s. Ashbaugh. Wichita;
Henry Hatch, Gridley; J. L. Finley
Dodge City; Henry Block, Syracuse;
q R. Moses, Great Bend. William
Beck, Holton; W. H. Kinnison, Gar
den City; q. Haworth, Lawrence; 2.
B. Cowgirl, Topeka. The congress.
will convene in Boise, Id, September
8, and will continue Eve days.
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MRS. %-LYTlE.


 The Missionary Bulletin of Little Rocl, pays this pretty tribute to Mrs. ! l.. Lxtle. who died lately at AL lheimer:
 Mrs. L. l.. Iytle died at the home of her son near Altheimer. Ark, March ,. l9GG Had she lived until June she would have reached eighty five years of age. Her family was among the early settlers of Pine Bluff where she lived until few months ago. She was a devoted Christian faom youth and at the time of her death held membership in the Chris. t,&n church at Pine Bluff. She loved the church and was interested in all IS enterprises and literature. It was icv @ her to have the young peo- pie come to her home with a Chris. tan Endeavor yermeeting She vas intensely loved by the church members and a host of friends. One writing to us in private letter speaks of her as a grand woman. No one can estimate the blessings of such a long, devoted Christian life It is a leaven of righteousness reaching all elassca
 She was the mother of eight chit Grpn of whom two sons are left near Altheimer. and number of grand children and great grandchildren Will cherish memory of her.
 Her daughter, Mrs. Nesbit, mother of Mrs A. Felton of Little Rock. died about four years ago. She was much leved by her congregation here.
 Sister Lytle reflected as mirror the glory of the Lord here. Of her We may say:
 Her heart was true in every beat, So womanly and strong and sweet. "And how from her life We miss Her womanly ministries.
 None know but God;
 Dear life of helpfHlnesS untold. Tho ouenched, not lost beneath the
 cold conceaIing sod
 -p
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Carr Memorial.

Easter services at Carr Memorial will be held this morning at II O. clock, by the pastor, Rev. R. A. Me. Clintock. The text of his discourse will be, "He Is Risen."
 At night a special musical program will be rendered for this great occa- sion, as follows:
 Instrumental voluntary-@issL Lola EasOn.
 QUartet-Miss Wo0dry. Mr. Eason. Miss Joyce and Mrs Davidson.
 Solo-Mrs McCarra.
 OHcrtory, "7'he Heavenly Song, Air@ Davidson.
 Sermon by the pastor.
 All arc cordially invited to attend II esq services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-15

Gi1 Christ came and in His death and resurrection from tho dead troU@ht fife and immortality to light
 The Chinese have a Confucius. the Hindoes Boddha and the Moham. medans prophet. each of them a great teacher and a good man. but 12e} Iefs the dogma of immortality wleera tt.ey found ia gloomy ali- eoltata= unsatisfactory and .!l-deIin. e3 something that mighf or might not be-. They Wefe men =Who lived, suffered died Ma disappeared with sat trace. IS countless n5iEfons c other matalS 6aFe done.
 The Eazrcae solved. sa suffered end 50 died. Divinity stamped lis words and His works, bat humanity WIS .n Lis asaaA and ba44H sweat. anl tH 51 atztag mp ~ 56a .nosf. x aa0 #a5f been. His body Id H |. .aas ard His tizetH.Hs faa1Eaa t.#6 &, hG6.
 The ann@rc aaaa. .I5a is aa5 hely: f}e + atsaH WIS t15A- Di4ine tarill ta0 WAS destined 10 quicken a}l the deal iatzsI.te and=n new song into the mouth of hf1manity Bless Gea for tha 4lad tiain@s. the confirmation ot Christ $ words to Mar tha T am the resurrection and the fife. V.hosoover# #1iveth and believefh if Me shall never die.
 Lisht comes out of the shadows of feath. and the face that is Wo, With ears at the new=4ade grave nar :ook upward 10 tAe Ghrist-Stay of prom .so and say with Paul: 70 91a9o, where is thy vict6ry?'
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EASTER AZ I'HE; CHURCHES

Easter will be almost universally observed at the churches of Pine Bluff today, aud at most of them special services commemorative of the resur. Icction of Christ will be held, suit able programs having been prepared for the occasion. indeed, Pine Bluff churcb-eoers will have choice nor s5els to pick from in the really eX- ee!lent things planned for their ben fit today, and those who attend any of the services will be well repaid for =5heir time
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Ohio Stree Baptist.

Pastor Sam H. Campbell will fill Eis pulpit at both hours, using as a rclnin9= theme "The Singing Lcgions CT God and at night he will preach on Confidence in the Gospel"
 You and your friends are cordially invited to all these services.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
 Preaching at II a. m. and s D. m.
 B. Y. P. l.. at [ D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-15

T % + * % s .t ;: # s A " * F Now upon the first day of the they came unto the sePuohe bringing spices trey ! prepared others And they found tie stone oI led sePusre
 And they entered a and fou
 And it came to they much
 * eeaold two men stood by them fn shining And they faces tic earth they said unto them Why ag among s + <. He is not here but risen: you r when yet Gatlee j. bc into < sinful men, and be ef4efsd and cay ao7r. # And they remembered his And se2uc7rc aaG tod all ae"c t things unto tic eleven, and all It was Mary Magdaene and 5csnna, % James and ether women that % things apostlss.
 Ana thef words seemed to tsefn taizs #tHzY E Luke 945f
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Lakeside Methodist.

The pastor Rev. W C. Watson, will preach this morning at Lakeside Methodist church on The World $ Greatest Event
 There will be special music by the choir
 Al 1f5 D. m. the children, unde4. the direction of Mrs Farrar will render an Easier program
 An the othe services as usual Everybody invited
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HaW!ey Memorial.

Rev. s. w. Rainey, pastor of the Ejawley Memorial church, will preach al the church Sunday morning on the subject. "The Resurrection
 The Easter program will be render ed Sunday evening by the children of the Sunday school.
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Dessert - Lemon Pie
When Advertising Pays.

When q merchant aiTes his custom CT perfect sati faction and better Yal1a thau ha extec.eG, That is the principle wo d9 n siHosz on. Try us or Noar sHirg antt Eie .aer.
 aaaa a#enHe corner
 Ha.a Cft5zens 6.nE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-15

Engineer J. j. Goodwin ef shroVe- #rorr, Louisiana. who was eailod te Rosemary. Ark. a few days ago ap business. came back by way of Pine Rluf. and will spend a fsW 5aEs eee a5 the eaast of his sist ' Mis- An2i Goodwin.
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First Methodist Church.

Organ voluntary, MT, M. D. Me Neiii
 Anthem. "This Is the Day" s. C. Cook choir.
 Offcrtory solo. Easter Hymn, Miss Lucy Hcarn Broadstreet. Sermon, "Resurrection," Rev. T. Y Ramsey.
 Organ Postmde Mr. M D. Me Neill.
 Evening Service. Organ voluntary, Mr. NJ. D. Me Neill,
 Anthem, "Halleluiah, Christ Is Riscn,' A. J. Book. choir Cffertory anthem, Christ Om Pass cver.' Danks, choir.
 sermon, "Heaven.y Rcco4niticn,4 Rev. r. Y. Ramsey.
 Crsan postIude. Mr. M D. Me. Nein.
 sunday school 9:$o q. m Epworth Leaeue Monday nisht at |: l.. Subject, The Resa4sctio Life Everybody cordially invited 10 III these services
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SPRING.

The maple buds are 7wain-. a5a
 Ny eEocae is#0 bloom.
 tnd#ffaeflnOf from its 4axeu l.lzzz..=
 Ny =i=teunth fH the#ro l pom the laat year. aeNef ..l atH==
 .tha btaa brazaf0g a0d sNine.- nd t=#i#H.o fa5=ffesY coming. lo1a==
 3ht Wth#taa zFfjaa. I'll Wait for taea al tt5a= fonn6aif#
 love.
 T#a9 Xoa saH1 0as IiEs my eye. doca rol= =qet reach il. love.
 But 21will saae bera -as and hz Inc V2em hEeeze da aaar Ha4
 sI4c
 Ant fans with Us aias. And 5stIs Ha=taoa comtee
 IaEe.-
 =eantn4=4#ttil= =tae=sFFiias!
 Not -unliI the air afoW8 redoIeH with the sweet breath =ef= Peri.dmea ae&afs do We ml1z naiza taa moth t4eare anfaaI metHmerphosi3 has ill xery =tfafb commenced We are almost inclined to believe thai tho rush and hurry Of this age og wonders have In some occult fashion been communicated to the season. so rapidly do they como and go It GbHlneZb4it ,,saeIt354,t.,.y tbat ,,=, el,;U1t cd miserably in winters icy grip. and =ye=t5dly= =0e=b hold e44arywhere .1boui Fs In. promise of coming Inner.
 Meee and ftlins il i that ihe supreme festival Hof= tho Christian year should come simultaneously with the sprinsiime, when the grand old earth that We know and love arises fresh and green and beautiful from bcf snoWbollna tomb For surely this vernal miracle to which OUT eyes bear yearly witness, is nothing jess than the mystery of the rcsur. rcction cXomplfiad q beautiful liV- ing parable to whose marvellous en fcldmept We rarely accord the rev crnnt attention 1T deserves.
 To the soul that through all life; c;,re and turmoil has still kept it- sell in touch With nature, there is an ineliabl" sense of enjoyment in wat ching tn" worlds gradual aWak- cnin@. Ii is glorious renewal of youth to note the appearance of the t;ny leafblld5 upon the bare, brown tees; to listen to the ceastless tWit ty Of the happy birds: 10 gaze up in- [" the clear azure of the smiling sky; to uuaf deep drauehts of the baImy air: to rcVcl in the growing warmth of th egenial sunshine; and with eager expectancy 10 look beyond these present signs to their ulti mate fuflllmcnt in the glowing per fcctness of the golden summer.
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piad you ever stopped to ponder Fer the truth that the light of the prld comes. after all, from a tomb? is rot Goleotha that inspires the 1ristian for tens of thousands have ed nfon Il cross; hut it is the scpul- Ie of the Arimathaan about which nj fhe faith ard hope of all be- 'vels The ages had erap | in dark ss Gaf1H5ho confas If GRFfst TrQz, ID had declared with sublime posi- -9nass T lnow Ghat ny Redoo@-
 r7fH yat hs nof forth tAe
 isazd inquiry ~if man dia JI he liye aeain?'
 Thera is nothing in all the He eW theology that gives assurance
 8 future life. Here there is a nt and tbero a faint suggestion in e Old Testament, 1ut there is not le ahsala laamfse + aAA is pages le Sad5llca q Cf5fts zzy Vese nlc,opArs and schola5a. g6t t'-e@ tefIg denied Jhe doctrine af 'ctisn Men faand the terror of sath | burden they could not cast
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aIt IT Easter. It is the day perhaps learest to the hearts of those who ,nIdsSthe Christian faith. It is the kriversary of the day upon which hneentle crucified Jew, Jesas. whom cnsaccept as the Son of God came 1rthalIve again from q coffin made 0ma space hewea in d rock and Aocked by a great stone.
 RThat rising WIS in the sequence 2 avents which made Christian the sor1d of today That rising Was ,hatsis making strong the course of be con ntrolline mss among tHe ceeaz nress vho fit about upon thfs pa1tf= s,lar planetary crust, and who haze z belief in their own Immortality Had the more potent portion of haz nanity aol accepted Christ as risen, erea would have been some othef suef some other hope, and a1a7Hia4 Safter.aeath welfare among the i2= tdfanfs of this one am3ns= the nfiis s nns and billions of planets foNo1y- Ess fn space. The rising completed KeChristian story The Son had kn6sto the Father as an emiss3rT fof- Sf6pleading ill behalf of the crea. TYING call man. IIimse.f ! man, Ment back to heaven to he our assador. And so it is that S ghout the Christian world it is S Sweetest of all hopeful days, this
 ersagy of that day when Christ ' ded to His own again.
 at matters il that learned SHep-
 Bay that Easter is but the adap- h to Christian use of an ancient lay in gloritication over life and &s and the birth of Ill things? It eers not what the beliefs or le
 Is Were befere. since Ne accept story of the Child of Bethlehem, estake our future upon the prom vo
 hen legends of the early man afe Hksas nothing, whether the Son Of heRuler of the Universe eame to Us sl ly 2.000 years ago or Nesteraday. ly 1000 years ago Of yesterday. In Easter day.
 is wonderful and very sweet, the ght of that morning when the le, murdered Man, Who Was both
 and God, felt from the Father
 quickening pulse and knew that
 world had been redeemed.
 was of all mornings the most htiful, if we may judge from the et human story. or if We judge our own conception of what it bt have been. The gloom of night
 dissipating, the lighter haze of bn was apparent upon the far ant Judean hills, though there was Aness in the valley still.
 ut in an instant, just as the morn 
 broke, all changed and there was lstling of wings, the wings of ali
 in the semitlarkness the huge be which filed the entrance of cavern tomb rolled away as (tly as if something wind might
 There was a sudden light about
 place, and at the same moment, ye the far eastern hills, the sun. th's light, and one of Gods oWn- $, flung forth d million brilliant ners. It was day. And, just as
 came, went from the earth the
 who, is pleading for us with the he
 is very sweet and wonderful. story of this Easter day. one Of greatest observed in our religion, Is the day recognized as full of all De and promise It is beautiful in
 manner of it's observance, with flowers and it's ringing anthems with it's atmosphere of the spring De and of faith and courage. It is sssed, this Easter day.
 Had you ever stopped to ponder
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r irst Presbyterian

Ae Fiaeratn fof hloi ihia le1 'st fae First f'Fssbste etacl E a5 oti6#s.
 H y0,II1t#4V Ms q F. E#ufrow t4&9laar  Ilagaa#ts4.H
 tlfa "C l. ii 11. choir.
 H4sa NO 55a. Sea s
 raIs a I.jaa.. t5I.. EaEef.
 IA Ng 5 .iIe TtH a Rel Iae1 I4iEes. sermon. Dr. J I. Norris. Prayer.
 Cffertors, selacsed.
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Trinity Church.

Easter will be observed at Trinity Episcopal church with the following program for the day: Sunrise communion at 5:3o. Special serivice at 10:30, Program as follows: Pralulo organ. Bach. Processional hymn, "Come Ye Faithful Anthem. Christ Our savior,' schilline Gloria Patri, Brnche. First lesson, Old Testament, Pass over"
 To nsum Festival. Root Second lesson. New Testament, .I'e Is Risen .Trlilate Deo Festival Tours. Tnroit hymn. "Ange!s. Roll the Beck Av.av. Gloria TaGi stainer. Hymn. "The Strife Is Der. the Bat tla Dono," from Palestrina. sermon. "Tha Brightness of the Fatror's Glory.' Rev. w. D. Buckner Cffer rtarH anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Lirine Among the Dead Hop flns
 ea4e-aa s+ainer. paesever hymn, ]. tosamnller. 6s}aai in EXce1sfs. Stainer n4cessfonal hymn. "Eastertide,' C. I F,ee,. ptlsla. crean, scotson Clark ae " D. nae'nar will be assist
 VI Rocaee. eHeanist, Fl fassel choir Of We IT.
 .a service. ~
 isasfa1 .o worship vi. !
 ar dav.,
 oho.l earatas at c.90 .1GoH vi ha 0C
 ico
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 rrst Rartszt Church.
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VII! I Talk on Egypt.

Vt}! diH Oi GGJPAs
 Rev. Ross Moore will address the n.ceting at the '. NJ. C. A. at ; O. clock Sunday. and will have for his subject "Egypt. Rev. Moore spent about six months in the Holy Land last year. and travelcd through Egypt. so that he has bad practical acquaint- ance Wi1h his subject. He has some fscts to relate regarding the country o, the Pha,oahs that will probably De a surprise to everyone. Miss An manda Dye will sing a sGlo, and ev erybody, both ladies and mon, is cor. ,iialiv invited to attend.
 Pro bably no Y. M. C. A. in tn" world has entertained so many wis itors ina short time as the Army as sociation at Dalny Manchura. On some days from ten to fifteen thous. "nd men waiting for their steamers were entertained, and from l3o, ,000 tG 150 900 were served in one month Nearly eff the 50o.000 soldiers iii Man chura are being met by the aSsocla- lions al Dalny ana Liuchutung, the two points of cmbarkation.
 The authorized life of Sir George Williams, the founder of the Y. M. C. A., is to be written by his erand= nephew, Mr J. F. IIodder Williams, of Messfs Holder x Ston.bton. MT. Holder Williams will be glad to rc. ccivc II 27 patarn0stcr TOW, London, any letters, "reminiscences, etc, of Nr Williams
 The Bnenos Ayres Y. M. C. A. be- gan in May. 1902 with 11o members. and it now has 5o5 of thirty different nationalties The attendance at night classes began with $ in 1902, and is now 11o; at first the associa- tion occupied an apartment of five rcoms. now it uses thirteen
 --(y--
 The ropert of the Worlds Alliance of the Y. NJ. C. 4. shows 7,773 as socjations, as compared with 7,32G I vcar aao and ! gross membership Of 721,3-7. as against f93 772G. Gen oral sccrGtarios e.1r'oTod number 2 fo2 a aeatnst , DOS: m4 922 own Aajldinas. as compared with S52 The value is SIC CIT, ,f60. cain of 2.500- faa Thefa addition 25at m amliatad Detatians @'tH ]. gross
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Sunday school. 9:}o Il. Hl. B. Y. ?. |. ?. III. All are very cordially invited To 4ese services.
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4o PIECE TO RE GIVEN AWAY.

w W.nf to call TtnT lttsatL6t =
 ree4 aa i.a1 ID Elg 'aFeftF aa ea has ii taas isH=.
 ~hsv aaa o@a5fa@ oseezcal allr l4ase discounts tn taaie saeela. sale for two weeks. T.a9EthiH- " K marked in plain d4ures an.l t'.e.z ls one remarkable feature fer ;'.6aa about this sale, that tarz- have 6e<.= advertised in this city before. 2 ". f7
 fr -ca e4e G'a
 ea.eer snsu . vl.t this ie -eaalro is. they VII give 1Fe Of a s1o piece of furniture, and E rccker to the second guess.