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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
nEEnS


Thomas Brady and wife to Fred W. Kleye-
sahl, lot on NE line of Gilbert street. $50 Sc
Of Brannan. Sc % by NE 80; S1g
Susan NJ. Bumenberg to Samuel p Bumen-
berg, lot on line of Pine street, $50 E of
Sansome. 34:4H by S 96; also lot on line
of Stockton street, 1915 of Jackson. "a by E
50; So
L. B. Potter Realty Company to L. Del Monte
lot 4, block 10. Refs Tract; grant.
Rebecca Mathews ct Al. to Bernard Levy ct
al. lot on w line of Fillmore street. 1O5 of
Turk. 1915 by w $50; SO.
Barnard Levy ct al. TO Edward Weinlander,
same; SO
Edward weinlander and wife to D. s. Jacobs.
same; so.
william Happ and wife to James Nolan and
wife, lot NV line of Bernal avenue, 135 NE
of Coso arenne, NE % by 100; $40.
Margaret Botcher to Mary G. Clark, lot on s
line of Golden avenue. s13 w of Central ave-
nue., 25 by S 100; gift
Same TO julia A. Botcfer lot on iine of
Golden Gate avenue, 206:3 w Of Central avenue.
w 25 by 1885, also lot on w line of Seymour
street. 125 Of Golden Gate avenue. 25 by
W so; gift.
Louis Jensen and wife to Henry Marouard. lot
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Sunday, July s.
schr Mary c, Campbell. 10 hours from Bodega.
Ger stmr Nauplia. Helms, 81 days from Sc
attic, put in to finish loading for Hamburg etc
Ger stnr Memphis, Won Helms, lis days from
Hamburg etc.
stmr China, Friele, % days 10 hours 81 min
utes from Hongkong. via Yokohama l6 days IL
hours and l3 minutes, via Honolulu days 90
hours minutes.
Stmr Kilburn, Merriam days from As
toria, via Coos Bay and Eureka 10 hours.
Stmr Corona. Gielow. 20 hours from Eureka
stmr Roanoke. Durham, days from Port
stmr Point Arena. Fosen, % hours from Mon
stmr Nome City, Hansen. "a hours from Eu-
reka.
stmr Bee, Frog. 27 hours from Eureka
Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, hours from Bo-
linas.
stnr um.t,I, SoDsnaer MsG9day, Nscfdais, I1ly y z
stmr Pomona. Swanson, Eureka; S Co.
stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego;
Tug Dauntless, Shea. Honolulu, via Monterey;
J. D. spreekels & Bros. % Co
stmr centralia. Erickson, GIays Hsrbor
Stmr Arctic Nelson. Eureka.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson Eureka.
stP tr Re NoTt rayne CTesGenT CITY
Tug Dauntiess. shea. Honolulu, via Monte
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBoS. July 80 p: m.-weather
iOst'' "'"u DOMESTIC MstTie;s PORTS se' PEI H0ur
SEATTLE-Sailed July s-Stmr Al Ri, for
Skagway.
Arrived July 9-Stmr City Of Seattle. from
arrived July eNstmr City Of TopeEas hence
July 8; stmr Rainier hence July 3.
EUREKA--Arrived July 9-Stmr Santa Mon
"A Arrived July s-schr LOttie Carson. from
Newport
REDoNDo-Arrived July s-schr Lottie Ben
FARAIIoS IsLAND-Passed July Q. 7:2o a
m-stmr China, from Hongkong. etc, for San
BELLINGHAM-sailed July Ozark Sea King,
Arrived July s-stmr Robert Dollar. from As
POINT REYEs-Passed July 8, 9:15 m
Stmr Asuncion, from Seattle for Port Hartford.
Passed July 8, $3.50 p m--Bark Palmyra from
SANTA BARBARA-Arr1ved July 9-Stmr
Coos Bay hence July 6, and sailed for San
COOS BAY-sailed July s-stmr MarshheId.
for San Francisco July s-stmr Alliance, for
JUNEAU-sailed July s-stmr HUMBOLDT for
BAYDoN-saIed July s-schr Oregon. for
ga Arrived July s-schr Albion. hence June %.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived July 9-Barge Santa
Paula, from Port Hartford, In tow tug Sea
Rover.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived July 9-schr Minnie
Came from Eureka
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-ATived July S-Br stmr Avs
garth from Newcastle, Aus.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Saled July 9-Br stmr Shimosa
for Malta July 7-Stmr Arizonan, for San
Francisco. via San Diego; stmr Finance, for
TAToosH-Passed outward July a-stmr
Olympia. from Seattle, for Nome.
ASTORIA-Arriyed July 9-Stmr Hilonian,
hence July Z.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived July s-schr Robert
Scales from Everett.
Sailed July s-schr Metha Nelson for Grays
Harbor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HONGK0NG-Arrived prior July 7-Br stmr
Oanfa, from Liverpool, for Vancouver.
MoA-Arriyed July 7-Br stmr Indraedo. hence
June 10.
PORTLAND BILL-Psssed July e-Br ship
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sion street. .1es of Fourteenth. n 25 by W
100. for $6176
J. H. and w. G. Flathmann with J. h and s.
Waker-To erect two-story brick building, on
SW line of East street, 45:10 NV of Mission.
NV 1910 by SW 1875. for $1,000.
Claus Spreckels with Otis Elevator Company
Three elevators for building corner Third and
Market streets, for ,$35.400.
George Greenzwefg with Eureka Building Com
pany-To erect two-story frame, on line of
California street. 104:3 E of Fillmore, K 25
by 1876, for $1496.
Romain Bordinare with voght & Geeson-To
erect two-story frame, on z line OF Fifth avenue,
100 OF street. % by E 120. for S4250.
+. ]. Corr and John Gvnn with L. n. Grant
To erect three-story frame building. on line of
Fillmore street, % OF Sutter. 30x65. for $57S5.
William Miller and wife to Margaret j. O'Day.
lot on SW line of Tenth avenue, 200 NV of \
street. NV rs by SW 100; $40.
Patrick Murray to Annie Verge, lot on W line
OF Boyee street. 337 N Of Point Lobos avenue.
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Honolulu by way of the Columbia river,
arrived yesterday at Astoria.
According to a cablegram received
yesterday from London, the ship Age
nor is reported ashore at Yukiminato
She was bound to Kushema Shioku.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's steamer Umatilla sailed yester-
day for Puget Sound.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Sierra, Captain Houdlette will
sail Thursday for Honolulu, Pago Pago.
Auckland and sydney
The liner Mongolia will be dry
docked this afternoon at Hunters
Point. In addition to being cleaned
and painted, she will be equipped with
new propellers
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% by W 120; $40.
Sidney v. Smith TO Cora B. Smith. lot on S
line of Ellis street. les W of Taylor, W 27:6 by
1875; gift.
William F. Cordes and wife to George II. Pc
tiers. lots 40 and Al, block sc. Refs Tract; $40.
Charles z. Palmroth and wife to Demma
Walker lot on line of Twenty-third street
275 w Of Hoffman,, W % by ia: $40.
Mary ]. Brant to Eugenia NJ. Brant lot on s
line of Eddy street. 1876 E OF Leavenworth E
% by 137 IS; gift.
T. B. Potter Realty Company to August An
derson and wife. lot 43, block 55. Refs Tract;
grant
Same to Albert NJ. Elderlin. lot IA block s..
Ries Tract. grant.
Same to B. A. Honda, lots s6 to ss. block IL.
Refs Tract; grant.
Horace l.. Hill and wife to Henry Miller. lot
on NV corner OF Sacramento and Laguna streets
n 127:SA by W 1876; $40 =
Stillman L Magee and wife to Henry S. Ma
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gee lot on f line OF Julian avenue 1916 on
flrteenrh street. $50 by "a; 81.
s,0 William Peters to william F. Boland. lot on
sE ilne OF Mission street, 1881 SW OF Fair
avenue, Sw 25 by Sc rs. $40.
Cecilia Sichel to Benjamin J. Baum. lot on z
Inc u OF Howard street, 1858 OF Fourteenth.
p By W 90; $40.
uel. lot " line OF Third avenue orr : ~
Lake street. % by W 40. $40.
Charles W. suckow Jr- ct al. TO Giacomi Orsf.
GLIB street. W 24:S15. y 29:S. Sc 3s: $40
Charles $. Laumeister and wife TO Western
Iron Works, lot SW line OF Main street.
1854 SE OF Mission. Sc 20 by SW co: $40
Mckwen Bros TO Joseph Duleene and wife
lot on line OF < street, $3.50 W OF Tenth
avenue. w % by 100: $40
James Barrett to Hans A. Scharowskev lof a,
II line OF Seventh avenue. $50 5 OF GalfSorpfs
street % by 40; $40.
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ARMY PHYSICIAN TAKES
POISON BY MISTAKE
DR.. j. ID. Yost Swallows Bfchloride of
Mercury In Hawaii Nand Nearly
Loses His Life.

HONOLULU, July 9-Thinking that
he was taking bicarbonate of soda DR..
j. D. Yost, commanding officer at the
United States Military Hospital here,
swallowed seven and a half grains of
bichloride Of mercury, and for some
hours was in an extremely critical
condition. Similar phials containing
tablets of the two powders were to-
gether in the doctors room at the
Young Hotel, and by mistake tablet
of the poison was dissolved in glass
of water instead of the harmless soda
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NJ. F. Gale & Son. o. B. King. C. C. Morehouse
and Decker Electrical Works-To erect four
story and basement brick building, on NE corner
$34. 321.
H. H.. Bancroft with Reed & Co.-Removal of
debris, 5 line Of Market street, 200 W OF Third,
beginning, for S5O7i
Lotta P. Farnsworth with Koenig & Pettigrew
TO erect three story frame. on SW line of
Third street 1875 NV of Townsend, NV 1875
by SW 160. for $50 $50.
Rebecca Irwin with ~ c. and P. J. Lynch-To
erect seven story and basement brick building.
on corner of Mission and Fourth streets, SE so
by SW 20, for S27 600
James d. Fitzgerald with P. A. Pettus-To
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Summit-Maximum temperature rs deg mini
mum "a deg; wind SW; clear; several feet of
snow In canyons and peaks.
WEATHER FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday
moderate west wind.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; light
south wind
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday; light
west wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday; !;
fresh west wind
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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HUBBARD AND KIRBY FEUD
RESULTS IN TWO DEATHS
More Names Added to List of Victims
of the Quarrel Between the
Two Families.

MUSKOGEE, I. T., July 9-Ernest
and Pleas Hubbard are dead and Reu-
ben Kirby fatally injured as a result of
a fight today between members of the
Hubbard and Kirby families, which
have been keeping alive feud for sew
eral months. Winchesters and pistols
were used by both factions.
In a recent fight one of the Kirbys
was shot by William Revis, friend of
the Hubbards.
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Exports for Hawaii.

The steamer Hilonian, which sailed on Satur.
day for Honolulu, via Portland had cargo con.
signed 10 the port of destination and TO Hilo
vailed at $1653 The following were the prn.
cipal shipments:
125 bbls -four, 3647 gals wine 1877 lbs beans
1000 lbs middlings, 26 cs bread 730 lbs butter
32S lbs cheese, so cs canned goods $50 lbs salt
% es and half-bbls salmon, 80 pkgs groceries
and provisions, % bxs paste. 10 SKIS potatoes, 1C
SKIS onions. Is bxs fresh fruits, 2137 lbs lead i
pkgs electrical goods. II, ESQ lbs fertilizer, 1e
pkgs paper, $40 IT hardwood. 5007 lbs leather Il
cs soap, 90 cs oils, q pkgs cigars and tobacco.
Notice to Mariners.
SAN FRANCISCO BAY
Notice is hereb- given that San Mateo Beacor
No. ,, Redwood Creek Beacon No. 6 and Alvis,
Channel Beacon No. D. lower part of San Fran
cisco Bay, Cal. which were destroyed during
the earthquake, were rebuilt, June 80, in fheii
former location.
san PABLO BAY. CALIFORNIA
Notice is hereby given that San Pablo Bay
Dredged Channel Beacon No. 1. opposite Pinole
Point, San Pablo Bay, Cal, disappeared July 6
II VIII be rebuilt as soon as practicable
MARE ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
Notice is hereby given that the fourth order
light at Mare Island Light Station, Cal, hereto
fore reported damaged by an earthquake, wa.
re-established July 6. and the temporary lens
lantern light discontinued. BY order OF tn,
Lighthouse Board.
H. T. MAYO Commander g. S. ",
Inspector, Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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The Mount Diablo Country

Is picturesque, has splendid climate, and Byron
Hot Springs, the beautiful resort there is only
two and a half hours from San Francisco. For
information see Southern Pacific agent
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BUILDING CONTRACTS.

on Sc corner. of Tenth avenue and street,
30 by E 80; $40.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Additional Cargo.

In addition to the cargo previously reported
the steamer City OF Panama. which sailed on
Thursday for Ancon, had merchandise en- route
70 New York, valued at SIS, 342, and including
145 gals wine. is. 022 lbs leather 500 $50 lbs
pig lead, SOIL gals sperm oil and 80 bales bags
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Synopsis of New National
Legislation for the STATE
W. NJ. Bunker, Representative at Washington,
Makes Report to Chamber Of Commerce.

of
Washington
bills
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One of the Barkentine Fremont's Crew
Frozen to Death, Another Drowned.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 0. 1906.
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The Kosmos liner Nauplia arrived
yesterday from the Sound to finish
loading for Hamburg.
The freighter Arizonan left New
York July for this port by way of
San Diego.
Honolulu by way Of Monterey with the
ell carrier Monterey in tow.
-Four members Of the crew of the
old bark Yosemite, recently sold at
Valparaiso, arrived here yesterday on
the Kosnlos liner Memphis.
The Matson Navigation Company's
steamer Hilonion, which left here for
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NEGRO STOLE $120
 FROM NEGRO

The officers and broker" ne- gro are looking for a negro who has sum of Christmas money that does not belong to him except by the right of possession. 4 negro farm CT named Nick Currie came 10 the city yesterday and cashed check at one of the banks for s12o The cashier gave him the money in cur rency of large denominations and Currie desired to get some smaller change so that he might make some Christmas purchases. He soon met a negro who agreed to get the mon ey changed for him and the unso- phisticated Currie gave him the en- tire roll of bills and agreed to wait until he returned with the desired change He is still waiting and a poorer but wiser negro.
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asI< t'e children and he members ot the eonsFesatfon lo nlaIs,..4,.,.1 ,.1,,, 'fl31t1eh i'll money to the children al Nfs. Hm F. Bulls station ia Nllhaan, Gofea This contriA4ljoa ls To De nsed d. the missionaries in eh'fSe al this station may think pest tor tfe benefit of inc children.
 there will be special exercises of fecllations and music on this occa- Sloh beginning at 9:$0 o'clock Sun day morning. December 92 anu e'oalh& al 1o:3o. We will be eIad to See d large attendance.
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

Sunday at Lakeside Methodist church promises to be asreat day. At II a. in. Rev. T. w. Fisackerly, sup erintendent of the Methodis- or phanage at Little Rocl.. will :reach. Mr Fisackerly is an entertaining speaker and those who hear linn will be edified At 7:30 p. m. there will be preaching by the pastor ev. ". C. Watson Subject, The Song of the Angels. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Senior League at 3 D. m Junior League at 4:13 D m Special music by the choir. All come md worship God upon this holy day end you will enjoy happier Christ mas
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Al The Churches

hi.istHnsts al First Methodist Ehurch
 0u Christmas night a Christmas tree and santa Claus will be given bN all the sunday school to our lit tle neighbofs who have not the op- port unity to enjoy Christmas as We do, and each FfFil of the school is expected zes5sl,ss H@, which may az i9 lse si4ape, ol something [" ts. Wgaf Jf 7 me toy. No mat t,..' :. raj il be Everything will be 2pprerlate. If N9n know of any particplar child you wish your gift for. please put name and address ol and child will receive same. Al! Such presents should h. t.ought to Sua as,t% school Sunday morning and given to your teacher, or they can be brought on Christmas day, when some one will be at the churcl nearly all day to take care of same We hope that all will perfectly un- erstand and that none fail to help in this good work.
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First Methodist Church.

Organ and violin voluntary, Prof. McNeil and Prof. Deal.
 Christmas Anthem,' Cranmer. choir and violin obligato.
 Offertory, Ave Maria" Coonlhs, Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet and Prof. Deal.
 Sermon, "At the Threshold of the Manager, Rev. T. Y. Ramsey.
 Postlude, Mir. NJ. D. McNei.
 Evening Service.
 Organ voluntary. Mr. McNeil.
 Anthem, Christ Was Born Thi,, Day" Cranmer, choir.
 Offertory anthem. "Oh Holy Night Adam, choir.
 Sermon, "The Struggle for the Life of Others" Rev. T. Y. Ramsey.
 Organ postlude, Mir. McNeil.
 Sunday school 9:30 sharp. All kindly requested to be present.
 Epworth League 3:30 D. m. The hour of the Epworth League has been changed to Sunday afternoon at an hour when it is thought that no one ought to be able to give any excuse for not being able to be on hand. Come one and all. and let's have League worth the mention.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday night 715 by the pastor.
 The music for Sunday morning has been selected appropriate fc" Christmas, and is going to be mus ually fine, and also expect to heu" a fine eloquent sermon by Dr. Ram sey, and no one can spend the hour and ahalf more profitably and with greater satisfaction than to come to service Sunday morning. Want you Sunday night, too. Good sermon and music.
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Tabor Known in Argenta.

P. E. Tabor is stepsOn of Mrs. Al lie Tabor, who runs mercantile bus mess at ol5 East Washington avenue
 Argenta. He is about 36 years of age and has paid frequent visists to Ar
 genta although he has never lived
 there. For many years he was a con- ductur on the railroad between Yoa- kun and San Antonio, and has been living in Texas ever since he reached manhood. He worked on the CottSn Belt for a short time.
 Local officials of the Pacific Ex- press company yesterday recsfved word from San Antonio, Tex that Tabor had been lodged in jail and strong evidence secured connecting him with the robbery of the Pacific Express car near TeXarkana. A re- ward of S2.000 has been offered for the arrest of the guilty party or par ties, $l,00o being offered by the Ia cific Express companyand $1,000 by the Cotton Belt railroad.
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CHILD LABOR BILL BENERIDGEss Mit&i.RI ON
 THE Il Rt'ef.i Would Prohibit smon Carriers From Reeei' ing Piesiaet> oi Fac
 tories for shipment.

Following is the full text of Scna- l tor Reveridse's bill To prohibit child labor. II is Of especial interest just
 al this time, as hopes are entertained for getting it through ths session of congress:
 Be it enacted by jle Senate and House of Representative of the Unit ed States of America in Congress as yem led. That six nson5hs from and after ;lle. passage Of this act no carrier of iate%!5 55tte commerce shall trans nO"t C. accept lor transportation the products of any factory or mine in which children under Fourteen years !! of age are employed or permitted to work, which products are offered to said interstate carrier by the firm. person, or corporation owning or op erating said factory or mine. or any officer or agent or servant theeof, for transportation into any other state or territory than the one in which said factory is located
 Sec ? That no carrier of inter- state commerce shall transport or ac- cept for transportation the products of any factory or mine offered it for transportation by any person, firm, or corporation which owns or operates agent, or servant of such person, firm or corporation, until the president or secretary or general manager of such corporation or q member or such firm
 or the person owning or operating such factory or mine shall file with said carrier an affidavit to the ef- feet that children under fourteen years of age are not employed in such 1 factory or mine
 Sec. g. That the form of said affi- davit shall be prescribed by the Sec retary of the Department of Com merce and Labor After the first affi- davit is filed a like affidavit shall be filed, on or before July first and on or before December thirty first of each year, with the interstate carrier to which such factory or mine offers it's products for transportation; and af- ter the first affidavit subsequent affl- davits shall also state that no chill
 dren under fourteen years of age are employed or permitted to work in said factory or mine at any time during the preceding six months.
 Sec. f. That any officer or agent of a carrier of interstate commerce who
 or who knowingly violates any of the provisions of this act shall be punish ed for each offense bJ a fine of not more than ten thousand dollars nor less than one thousand dollars or by 1 Imprisonment, for not more than six months nor less than one month or by both said fine and imprisonment, | in the discretion of the court. Any person by this act required to file the affidavit herein provided for who fails or refuses to file such affidavit or who shall make a false statement in said
 affidavit, shall be punished by fine not exceeding twenty thousand dol lars nor less than five thousand dol
 lars or by Imprisonment not exceed l ing one year nor less than five thous- ing one year nor less than three
 prisonment, in the discretion of the court.
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At the Christian Church.

Dr. s. w. Crutcher, former pas tor of the church at this place. and now on a visit to his children, pr. Wm. and Philip Crutcher, will fill the pulpit at the morning service.
 At night Rev. C. C. Cline will am swer the question, "To Wha- Exte mt Does This Government Interfere With Religious Liberty. %nd Why?'' Everybody cordially invited
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Tabor is well known in this city and ia said 10 have been visitor last Tuesday He formerly ran the local between Texarkana and Cam den. and has been to this city quite frequently,
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Sunday School Notice.

To the children and parents of the First Presbyterian Sunday school:
 In the place of the usual distri- -bution of presents to the children at Christmas time, the management of our Sunday school has decided to
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First Baptist (hu,II..

The pastor, Rev. Ross Moore, will preach at both hours e service Morning subect, "Ths Second Com ing of Christ Evening subject, Man Under Grace. S'.nday school at 9:30 a. m. B. Y P. T.. at G:@O D. m.
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Christian Science

he subject for discussion q, Christian Science hall today will be 0ilflst1an Science All are cor d1ally invited to attend.
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Ohio Street Baptist Church

lsual serivces morning and even Ing. Sunday school at 9:3o m ffeaching at II a. m. and 7:30 n m. E. Y. P. |. at 6:3O D. m. \ cordial invitation is extended to av- efybody to attend these services.
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A nice pair of trousers make and see if we have your friends measurements. If we have, you can arrange a nice little surprise for him. Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citizens bank, Second avenue, cor ner Pine street.