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A Steady Trade,

There were only tII.'' houses ir rhs little hamlet on Cape, 'oI. bu III orator from nearby >uM3anr colony was minded t. roIsr }.,r. civic conscience by declaring that ttaHr was tho begin ming of wiS.0.2. "Au,l. said hc. T as sure you that it i> not capital half so much as S Is Initiative that k needed In q place Ike ths."
 The three citizens spat collectively and simultaneously. looking straight ahead.
 That kind O rrmu1, me," draw lel. one without shifting h;, gaze, 70 Harye Upham aa' Dan Ntnsor down the beach q ways. Uarye had q shanty an Dan haI shanty, an they both had some plug tobacco. One day IIarvs went to DHH's an' bought 10 cents wuth O tobacco, an the next day Dan went to Harye an bought 10 cents wuth O tobacco off him. They con tinued these sales sey'ral days. They both got all the tobacco they wanted. an Harve fin'lly retired on the dime" Youths Companion.
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Modest Contributors.

\ man was coming up from Chun- chen province with sum of money which had been subscribed for the pay ment of the public debt. He was met by robbers. who took the money and started away. He called after them that the money was subscription to the fund for the raising of the debt, whercupon they came back and handed him the money and begged his pardon for their mistake and they gave him 10 yen extra as contribution on their own part He asked their names to publish in the papers, but they said they did not want to obtain notoriety in that way and declined, but said they were glad to pay something toward helping the country Korean News.
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Why Shells Fly Straight.

Many people wonder why the conc shaped projectiles in their flight through the air do not wabble. but drive straight ahead. Thls is easily explained Round the bottom of the shell Is a narrow band of copper which varies in width according to the size of the projectile. Being made of soft metal, this band is cut by the steel rifling of the gun on theF shock of ex. plosion. This action causes the shell to revolve with lightning rapidity with the result that it keeps steady during its flight through the air. = London Mail
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Looks Easy. but Try 1t.

Did you ever notice a jeweIer wear ing his magnifying glass in one eye? It looks easy, but try it. The inexpert- enced citizen who tries to look at some thing with such a glass is sure to close one eye. He can't look at the magnihed object with the other eye opened. as can the jeweler. This is only another evidence that one must learn all the slata Ils 5ofs s,eaa;s, trade, What is easy
 for the .experienred jeweler is all but impossible for the novice.-New York
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protoplasn1.

All life on the earth appears only in connection with one substancc-a wa tery ielly-eloselT related chemically to egg a!bumen-and this substance is known as protoplasln. Every living thing Is built of this one substance jellyfish, trees. whales. meA-overy thing that lives. Biologists have suc- ceedea in doing some wonderful things. Fivo or six starfsh eggs have been fused into one. from which a monster starfish has been produced. Other starflsh eggs have been separated Into eight pieces. from which eight dwarf starlish have been brought forth. Crabs can be made to order. with the large claw on either the right or the left side, and fatish have been pro- duced with the color pattern on the underside.-- York American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

derful Irish runner is expected to give BonhaS and his rivals great race for first honors. Dalp declares that he is in as good form as when he won the ten-mile championship at the Polo grounds
 The rivalry between Bonha& and Daly has been keen, especially in the Irish club. Both are remarkable run ners at their distances. Bonhag leans rather to the shorter distances, while the longer the race the better Daly <
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CRACKS IN
 LONG RAGE

New York, Nov. 27-Some of the crack long distance runners of Amer ica will be seen in the big fiye-mile race to be held at the Twenty second regiment games as the Thanksgiving eve sporting feature in the metropolis. The entry of John J. Daly, of the lrish-American club, gives an added interest to the contest, since the won
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Unhealthy.

Man (to frend3-vI am done with doctors hencefortl. One of them ad- vised me to sleep with my windows open. l did so and the very next morning my gold Wi';h vis gone from the bureau. Flieyenl. Blatter.
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Makinq a Distinction.

Of course you know something about that candiulte's political opin- ions:' said the trusty adviser.
 II don't care a ral. about his opln. lons." answered Selator Sorghum. "How are his episrams?-Washingion Star
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A Painful Esce.

"My face pains me. doctor. W''a shall 1 do?' asked ihe patient.
 "I'm sure l don't know" replied '!s doctor You know l have no way |. improving your locks"
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Strjkino Likeness.

'I want you to photograph me ... striking attitude
 'Do you mean holJ.ng out your h; asking for money New York rres'
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chances appear to be. these men meet on an Their styles are marke Bonhag runs in good f remarkable spurt, whil loping trot that is far but his endurance
 through.
 Prickly Ash Bit.ers of the kidneys, cleanse, ems the liver, stomach
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LICENSED TO WE'D

Geo Wiimar 8cheliman. 2G. Nd.
lennbnrF. and Theresa ippish 49,
ssiruku Waianabs. 80. los An.
gelca. and kikuyR Nagami. 81.
Japan
Geo Wm Osgood. legal age. and
Edythe Romer Hodges. legal age.
Seattle
Ephnam Calvert legal age. and
Margaret A. Cooke legal aEe. Sc
attic
Matt inndeli. "a. New Castle
and Hulda jannou -. New Castle
Burton Cecil ai. and Beatrice
Weir. rs. Seattle
Calvin A Roy 81. Montreal. and
Anttle brown. ~ seattle
Geo. Raymond BROOM 81 and
Helen ELLA Morrison. ~. Seattle
Maritaro YanaEimochi. as klnga
ton, aud Toeki Waianaba. 13. Ia
pan
William y Tfoutman. ~. and
Ardel Arms,ead. 80. Seattle
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Deaths we're registered today az
follows
Mybfo infant. Aug 20. Colum.
bla station
JHnaou Miss Karin tanaon, 80,
Aug 20. Minor hospital
snell-iniant, Aus -, 1916 EN-
or a.
Watkins y B. Watkins. Gs. Aug
as 1880 Tenth ay w
Jackson Mrs L. n Jackson. a.,
AUG 20. Anacofiou. Wash.
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Eveti-To the wife Of = Evcit
1890 ThlriyReyenth av. Aug ~. a
dauHhiof
Mafiln0 To the wife Of ] Mar
llno. bis Ninth az. g., Aug ~. O.
daughter
Madison 10 tho wife Of n. J.
Madison. SO Olive H., Aug g, a son.
Oppenheim 10 the wife Of y.
Opponheim 1896 Sixteenth aY ~.
Aug ~, q daughter
Gibb-To the wife Of q u Glib.
Faifyiew aintion. Aug g. a eou
Jansen TO tho wife 81 w Jan.
sen, s03s Tonth av. N W., Aug ~,
q daughter
Myers 10 the wife ~ o. Myers.
Hi2ii llowcll g., Aug 70, q dangh
ter
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smillo piaz. 2s, and Sadie Henry.
20. Seattle
Marcus N Grant, ~. and A. eth
oi 1Swett, 2tsaAeattlo,
acH II sNFih, legal ag& and
Maria Ann bagahaw. legal age. Sc
attic.
Geo. Howell ~. Tacoma. and
Nellie H. Fuller, 40. liillyard
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A swss engineer has perfected a
now fire escape u consists of a
ferries Of folding iron ladders. At
iached 10 window frames Bach lad
der reaches from one window 10
the next one below II. ~ turning
o 'crnn1 on any floor All Of the
frames beneath are gafoidcd IN leaa
thal a mlahte. and fsYm a contln
aane seoans OF descending 10 the
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TO The star Main 1890; Ind
llss The star will call and col
isct the 9TH and viii send 70
yea the answ 10 your al
Ntep addressed eafe The star,
RATES ron CLAssaFtnp
anNTuffsHWUN tttetp
WaateI. Iast and Fou19 Fes
tsnt. Ror sale. stel oxs Csas
Nerds
SITUATIONS WANTED ans
rs NERDS Three ftfast tsr -
Goats.
seven words OF fractions %
words 80 the line, cash IN ads
vance when charged 90 ac-
count actual number OF Inns as
set will be counted Maximum
htii for an "Ad aA Goats Raj
lRfa Want AZ Agency, y "
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BIRrH RECORD.

nlfiha 'ssre fsgiaoTes fbdlge az
follows
Noises TO wife 81 ,. ssrlessn,
1892 WaAaatea. As19 -. n SON
Mcclellan To the wife ~ =. NO
IeilaH a6attle Aag. 10. q slaughter
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

on East Unien ear a lovely fiat fie
. muHth Nufnifufe FOE sale a. eaFri
fifa open evening
MNMriS WnHH
arat g NHi0u Hf
Phones 81 Fu f. tzsa
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! have 4 less ia NalHiaf tteiFhta dlat .
htaek ffHm Nag fine FINE aiHW ~f tsh~
aaahiEFfHn q wsH seN az 10 each an
lafas Nhis pFinF H fstH ia ttFa isss
than aMF ias BE- EhH AlatFA4t AafFsss
n 90 NaFa Hfar aa
fleee aFHaW raitaHs an G4nan Aams
$685. lat tHsaea NfMk ktMM aut ga
isfHls Address e. Care sisf -att-zi
AEW ADDITION cafnF tataF I've
80 isstfs iHafs - zee nas fiess ia ca
80. 90 iWaas % D - asath. ess ltisl
maNs taHNtes tsH4N II
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the overnight en-.
tries for Fridays races at G'hc
Moado~s %
First Taoo. Two furI@aga. selling,
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Five ACRES NEAR AUBURN An
level. deep rich coli. easily cleared. far
'nE good county road $500. easy terms.
ROBERT MALTmY
eigsalo-asl Alaaka BLDG --a8-1f
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT

n 900 5000 down. balance Go saii. SOS
100. corner 1.rnrm roffHEo. piuma
pears. berries p blocks anf. lake Wood
land Park Call eros Fremont ave
rhan0 North 1913 --tf
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BUYS FHuIr FARM
In the famous raMlun valley. an euf.
nF1tad, irrigated and planted "a orchard
frared for az larH aH yuu IKE without
anv eKpHnaa until yea take chHran1l
monthly parmentai hlHhent rfsaf that
tie land ia me richest 10 tho world nj
yes prefer. you may pnv by thH year.
ueM party leaves H1un ZOE North Yakima
railroad fare refunded 20 aU purehaasrs
Send iH Yaar name SD address 40 once
% secure reservation
CALuorN pEaNY a EWING rNc
z4i Alaska building. seattle --tf
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Chicken and
Fruit Ranches


and 70 aera ranehss ssaa son nssF
Seattle 44e fsfa unif 80 psf acre ,
ssh. 81 asr mantn aap mili e. lsni
nseuraien SUNDAY 81 soc ~ MaAs
Ne nt.Acs 90
tte uiN Male afsa ~tt
COUNTRY wown Atmoar wfrmtN
FNN cfff rfa #Hfrs nuffh ~ Naten
81 fafs ee1 upfefea seed sfaesa
.s's 80 &c., s .a's .s 49, s.,5.ss ~
sfazs ~ saeN feaft NaNtf fsiieA
awas wsH satf fsf % se8 tefma uaas
fai 20 s~e this piaes Hs q harEaia.
Ronrnr MALrur
ttatRse.asi Atasaa h3sH tt -
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Y15f 49, eEsT
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MANF8~ WUHA
atef feies o.
we save setsgsf rafsfts $40 sect
h1uss in Heaffir aHt taa Fsf fsft rsss.
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AtHrafH NaElnn HlraH
fsh@nes Nails RsNf fhH 81 4fat aaFf
HE MIHM
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price ~ fHa 81 fas faau. nsianea ffna
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FOR BALE lots iu good location
rlosa Co rar. Tor emily fftt. ttee cash.
balance easy
New t.ruom modern cottage IN very
coed location one block from cat hrHu.
fIfui tloe FOR $3.50 raah. balance 20 Huif
NfNHFhTA NMEN a NORTON,
IMnmn MalL.Nh AZ. nIn -.M Az. InII.ra
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BALLARD DISTRICT.
Merritt Realty Co
Ballard Branch

A spleHdla offer f.roun modern rat
taHe close in pFee fiiaeo ttep each and
n seq muuth
fine residence Inf on Times 81 Tor
81 soc ttNp Haeh und tft per month
tEfa ff5e below market
sass cash and monthly payments ALI
hHN l#MtNN iHt fruit trees two houses
income fEf per month ilas riif uafer
ana cement Halhs price 80 100
hraHd uem t.rnnm plasferrh cnitaaet
3eHfa9 lof. 100 feet from ear. price
u 90 WAnrDUp NOR
ff9 zen Ave North
Phone nalIaFd 1864 rnhn Ola Usf.
LARD ear and set 90 ai ship o. -af 40
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CHOICE HONE SITES
Fine quarter aafa fFactE from 20 90 500
81 thq 500 ores are all eissfad ara in fruit.
fiqgs 60 Efaied Efhnai. Sidewalks % and
eafer E.ped on each tract. the sstsf IL
fee Hrtms. i cash aud 90 u#T manih
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MADISON MATTERS.

The severe frost of Tuesday night made the potatoes look like the edges .of a burnt hole, and the tomato plants ashamed of their owner.
 The pound fisheries report a good catch of ice cakes, with polar bear at tachments. If the cold weather con- tinues. about the only thing which can be raised here will be hair seal and a full beard.
 Please observe that Decoration day lis the one day in the year set apart in honor of the veterans of the wars, SO do your little as best you can to ap- propriately enforce this day of mem ory and education.
 What is the reason you were not at church last Sunday? If the institution of the church is good thing. as it certainly is, then you don't do your full duty unles you help it along. Get into the habit again.
 Miss Catherine Crampton, who has been away since about Christmas time, is at home again.
 Samuel H. Chittenton, of East Riv- CT. is entertaining his brother and family.
 George E, Whedon and John H. Meigs Fwil assist at the memorial services at North Madison,
 Public schools close on June IA for the summer vacation.
 Dr. A. D. Aver has received the ap- pointment of health officer for this town.
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GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
At GulIugher nnd MuIler,s.

A great sacrifice sale is now in pro- gress at the Gallagher and Muller company's store, 954 Chapel street, Knights of Columbus building Ten thousand dollars worth of lace curtains draperies, pictures and art goods at less than wholesale prices are attract ing throngs daily. The entire stock will be closed out and nothing will be reserved, Many of the goods are mark cd down to half of their selling prices and every article in the store will be offered at great reduction in prices. This is rare opportunity to secure genuine bargains. Space forbids enum- erating the hundreds of attractions there, but by looking at the advertise nent in to-day's Journal and Courier you will find many particulars and much to interest and please you.
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No Bar Ut Lighthouse Point.

There will be no bar at Lighthouse point this season. Thomas Butler, the we'll known and popular manager of the hotel there has renovated and im- proved his house and and grounds, very considerably. He has built a new and strong dock where vessels can land. His shore dinners will be as usual un- surpassed. There are few places along the shore which on many accounts are so desirable for picnics and parties as Lighthouse Point, The scenery, the groves, and the exhilerating and re- freshing sea breezes combine to make it very attractive and desirable, Pri- vate parties can, if they desire it hire tables there.
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Trinity Methodist Church.

At Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning the pastor will preach on Re gal Manhood" The music will be an anthem for opening. "Te Deum," by Buck; for offertory, 70, for the Wings of Dove" by Knight. During ser vice the kindergarten will be in ses- sion to care for and teach small chil- dren while the parents attend church. At the Sunday school will be found classes for persons of all ages. The meeting for the young people will be led by MT. Snow, who has had large experience with the subject, thus in- surfing an interesting meeting. At even- ing worship the pastor will preach on "A Reminder of Memorial Day" The quartette will sing. for opening, "The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare" by Spross; for offertory, Over the Stars" These services are open to all without reservation.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.

The services of First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday at 1O:30 a. m, and 7:3O p. m in Republican hall, Temple and Crown streets, en- trance on Temple street. Subject, An cient and Modern Necromancy; or, Mesmerism and Hypnotism." Golden text; T will be a swift witness against the sorcerers, and against the adulter- CTS, and against false swearers, and against those that oppress the hireling in his wages, the widow and the fath- erless, and that turn aside the stran- ger from his right, and fear not Me, saith the Lord of Hosts Malachi viii, 5. The Sunday school meets after the morning service. The Wednesday even- ing testimonial meeting is held at 8 o'clock.
 A reading room maintained by this church in the Malley building, 902 Chapel street, is open daily from 10 a. m. to s D. m, except Sunday and legal holidays; on Wednesday from 10 a. m, to 7:SO p. m., and Tuesday and Satur- day from 7:So to p. m. A cordial vel come to all
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present. George w. Perrin of Massa- chusetts, state president of the Gideonsi M. C. McBrayne of New Haven, man. ageg of the local branch, of the Under wood Typewriter. company. and secre- tary E. NJ. Willis of the international committee. Y. M. c. A, of New York city. The meeting will be held under the personal charge of Ashley L. Will lis of this city, Connecticut State presi- dent of the Gideons. While this meet ing is a rally of the "Gideons" it will be of interest to men generally and all men are cordially invited to be present There will be good music.
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Shelf. '. M. c. \. Appointments.

At the first meeting of the new ex- ecutive board of the Shelf. Y, M. C. A. the following chalrmen were appointed for l9O7S:
 Membership committee K c. D. Thompson. 1908 $.
 Boys club-N, 0. Kctcham, 1908 s. Music-s. R Macdonald, 1909 s. Old clothes Foster Hannaford, 1908 Is.
 Information-L. w. scudder, 1908 $. Sunday speaker B. Roulstone, 19O7 Extension-A. Lcapold 1908 s, Recepton-C T. Schuncman, 1908 & Deacons w. Yale, 1909 s.. c. V. Baker 1909 S.. and ], F. Weller, 1908 s The officers for next year are
 President--T, A. D. Jones, 1908 s, -presdent-G. V. Baker, 1909 s. Secretary -C Mills, 1909 $.
 Treasurcr-A II, Bosworth, 1908 $. General secretary-M. M. Bartholo. new.
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COLONIAL CLUB OF MERInEN.
To Give Mammoth Outing at some
 Nearhy Shore Resort.

The Colonial club of iMeriden, which, during the last year or two has gained a high reputation throughout the state for the brilliant receptions 1t has ten- dered notable citizens Is arranging for a mammoth outing to be held the com ing summer The time or place has not as yet been decided upon, but it will be at some shore resort near New Ha- ven that is in position to take care of them in first class shape, They will probably bring Colts band of Hart ford with them.
 The Colonial club has a membership of four hundred and fifty and includes among that number Governor Wood ruff. United States Senators Bulkeley and Brandegee, ex-Governors Waller and Chamberlain, and number of oth- CT prominent men. It is one of the live social organizations of Connecti- cut, and the place that gets the com ing outing will be lucky. George F. Rogers, chairman of the house com mittee has the matter in charge
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ATTENDED GurLFoRD BANQUET.
Edward Atwater Represents State As-
 sociation at Business Mems Feast.

Edward I. Atwater, ex-president of the State Business Mems association attended the first annual banquet of the Guilford Business Mems associa- ton at the Hotel Halleek in Guilford last night, In the absence of the state president, Mir Atwater represented the state association, and he was called upon for short address. The Guilford organization was formed under MT. At waters presidency.
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NEWS FROM CHURCHES
 SERVICES TOMORROW Rev. F. R, Luckey on Pub lie Schools and Ma
 tional Life.
FINE MUSIC AT CENTER
Grand Rally of the "Gid- cons" Held in Foy
 Auditorium.

At Humphrey Street Congregational church there will be public worship at 1o;SO a. n., with sermon by the pastor, Rev. F. R. Luckey, on Our Public Schools and Our National Life. Eyen- ing devotional service at 7;3o, with short address by the pastor. Bible school at 12 m. Mission class at p. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:3O p. m.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Allen's Foot ease, powder It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet, and in- stantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Aliens Foot-ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, callous, swollen, tir- ed, aching feet Try 1t to day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial package, also Free Sample of the FOOT EASE Sani- tary CORN-PAD, new invention, ad- dress Allen s. Qlmsted, Le Roy N. Y,
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Dwight Place Church.

The monthly praise services Sunday evening at the Dwight Place church will be in the hands of the new quar- tette. There will be solos as well as anthems. George L. Burwell, tenor, and Harold L, Mix. basso, took their places this month Their work is high ly appreciated, and the quartette, to- gether gives promise of the very best church music, The pastor will preach a short sermon and the whole service will be limited to one hour.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist.

Warner hall, 1044 Chapel street. Sun day services at 1O:3O a. m. and 7:S0 D.. in. First reader, Rev. severin E. Si- monsen, c. s. B. Subject, Ancient and Modern Necromancy; or, Mesmer- ism and Hypnotism." Sunday school at f1:45 a. m. Wednesday evening tes- timonial meeting at o'clock
 A free reading room in connection with this church is maintained in Chase building, 1016 Chapel street, and Is open week days from ii a. m. to p. m. and Monday evenings, All are welcome,
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st. Paul's Church.

The services at St. Paurs church to- morrow-Trinity sunday-are morning prayer at o'clock, holy communion at 9;S0, holy communion with sermon by the rector at 1O.SO. Evening prayer With sermon by the rector at 7:30. Sun day school and Bible classes at 12:15