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EASTERN
Steamship Company
Mount Desert and Blaehiil Di'is'S'
Daily Lin~-sandays Ineluded'
$500.

steamer leaves Bar Harbor week HNSay,, ss
sundays as 20 IN. for Seal Haroor, W isle.
Harbor. Southwest Hasbor. Broosnn, peei sni
sarrensviiIe, Islesboro Ozark HarOof"
RocklAnd. connecting for Boston ,.rs
Steamer ieayes BluehiIl at p m, N esn ge
and Sundays for South Bluehil, stop ~ Ros.
North Haven and Rockiand, eonnec''ns iV'
ton. ,sI
Steamer leaves Bass Harbor at y sma;;gWick,
days and Sundays for West fremont, 80 - se'
Herrick's Landing. South Broossvlne,,, fsr
moxxin, Dirigo and Rockland, conneeAs
Boston.
Leave Boston, Fosters wharf. week ua' "A-
Sundays. AZ p m, for Rockl.Lu- -, a.
Leave Rcckland at $50 m; or on Ass,sndsys
steamer from Boston, week days am ra,1.oy ia
for Bass Hsrbor. Blnehill ana bar hsl'
intermediate landings -, y
rfrst-class fare Bar Harb9r to Boston -
one way. IS round trip. at,.t
Alifrelght. except livestock. 10 Insured Asa''''
ore and marine risk. Ma
E.s. j. MORSE. Agent. Bar haro0f' NV
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promise that. as best may.
III do my little task each day
And nothing shfrk.
IN let Christ have His way in me.
Yusshow answering loyalty
In all my work2
s-yohn r. Clements in Australian Roll
Call
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Lost and Found i.

Lost, between $50 p. m. yesterday and
noon to-day, bilious attack, with nausea
and sick headache. This loss was occa-
stoned BY finding at E. g. MooRE's drug
store box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed for biliousness, malaria and
jaundice. 25c.
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DATES.

saturday. Oct. s. Meeting OF Hancock
county Pomona with Rainbow grange,
North Brooksville.
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Trains leaving Ellsworth 7.2o = m and i9 2
m, and arriving Ellsworth 1924 boon, h1ei
m. connect with Washington Co. Ry'
daily,
aieaves Sunday ut . m.
xsundays only.
Stop on signal to conductor.
Stops 10 leave but not to take passengers
Stops at Sorrento Sunday l2-5 noon 70
leave passengers from points west oi bahs',
Tickets for all points South ana
West for sale at the VI. L. II. n
ticket ONCE, Ellsworth.
These trains connect at Bangor with thToasI9
trains on Main Line, 10 and from FoftAA''
Boston and 81 John
Passengers are earnestly requestly 70 IA IA
cure tickets before entering the tiAinssii 20 ~
especially Ellsworth to Falls ana fAi''
r. Il. BooTHBY, G. P. T. 4
GEO. r. EVANS,
viee-Pres. and GENT Manager.
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Capt. Haskell's vessel. the su,.n
ering, Is at Deer Isle. an S,pick-
=. a ,,s. asorse Brown, Of South ),
'.s moved into Mrs. Calvin Davis i D0si@
!. charles Char Haverlsnd has returned . :
this summer. vac sanuysds
Mrs. Philip Grove and son p.,
nave been At the SunnysiSa rniiip, VIA
~ weeks, returned to their soe The lad
iAn''c .a'y, ID, Monday. ''s IN Al.
Sept. ..
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rear As.. xas0. and NJ. 8. sisters.

reay aunt Madse and NJ. B. Sisters:
During q recent haunt abroad visited Es-
taer, also met.and exchanged greetings with
Aunt Maria, and they both reminded me that
il was time wrote iagain for sour column.
bot with company. attending the fair, pick
ling and preserving. the time is flying. and /
find II am to have anIopportunity mus;
make it,
When arrived5home found my tomatoes
ripening SO fast mus; needs use them and
think pc -haps some. of the recipes have
used may be new to some of the mutuals.
channcy Depew once said that when he
found good story, he never hesitated TO use
il over and over again, feeling assured that in
each audience there was ct least one person
who mad never heard il.
So in cur vast audience of readers, good
recipe may be new to some some and just
what they are looking for.
wonder IL all have tried cooking raisins
In green tomato preserve. We like it better
than when seasoned with lemon. Another
change that tried last year for the first time
and liked much was pear and pineapple pre-
serve, one pineapple navoring peck of pears.
CHILL SArcE-Eighteen ripe tomatoes, six
onions. two cupfuis vinegar, one cup sugar.
CDt-tDlTG cup ehlt. one tatiespOon taGh
cloves and csssia- Boil oae-hsif hour, and
bottle.
TouATo Soy-Peel and chop one peck ripe
tomatoes, three red peppers and i've onions,
scant teacupful salt, cloves, ailspice and pep
per Boil half an hour. add q quart cider
7inegar, cool and bottle alright.
scALIopxp ToxArons-Plses In baking
dish alternate layers Of tomato and bread or
cracker crumbs seasoned to taste with salt,
pepper and lots Of butter. Bake slowly, COW
cred an hour, uncover and brown.
MUSTARD PIcKLEs-Oneq quart each tomatoes
cut up, small onions and small cucumbers,
one head caulfhower, three green peppers.
Soak over night in . brine made Of four
quarts Of water and one pint Of salt; drain,
and scald in vinegar, then drain again.
Make paste OF six tablespoons mustard,
one tablespoon tumeric. one cup each of sugar
and -four wet with vinegar to make paste,
then boil in two quarts Of vinegar until il
thickens, stirring all the time. Put all to-
gether and scald till heated through
EILEEN.
Yes, it was quite time you wrote again.
and thanks for your seasonable Gin more
senses than one) recipes.
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BIBLE READINGS

Job xii, 22-25: xxxiv. 1875: Ps
xxxlH. 1922: Prov. iii. 1-3; Dan. II. 10
.; Amos tx. IL; Jas /, 10.
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time Ia which 20 take testimony limited. Complain
anti solicitors sullivan & Linton. defendants go
hcitor.. Birney 4 W0odard. Wolf q ResaubsTs. and
u W Baker.
Corcdran vs. Corc1rau; auditors report ratified
and distribution ordered Complainant solicitors.
Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton; Defendants soci-
tor. Edmund Brady.
King vs.. King divorce a vim. mat. granted. Com
Piaiuants solicitor. T. J. Macker. defendants So
Hcitor T. II. FitHam
sslhy vs. selby; certified 70 Equity Court No. /.
C0mplaiuauts solicitors Lester q PriCe. defend
ants solicitors, :. Med. Darlington and ~. I. An
brose.
simpkns vs. Tyler Alexander Wolf and Charles
Bendheim appointed receivers; bond. SEQ Com
plaiuan;'s solicitors T. Forrest and C. Rcndheim
defendants solicitors Wolf Rosenberg.
MeTillat vs. Hooker. subpoena duces tecm quasli-
ed Complainants solicitors. Ncrillat 4 Richard
son; defendants solicitors. MOulton Mattingly &
Lester
Briscoe vs.. Weaver. hearing On r1le to show cause
continued Complsiuauts solicitor. Y. A. Shtchy
defendants solicitors. F. r shcehy and Hughes &
Gray.
Moxey vs.. Peoples Mutual Benefit association et
al order OverulIng exceptions and Ii citing time 90
take testimony. Complainant solicitors. ". G.
Gardiner and Hughes Gray defendants solicitors
W. J. Lambert and y II. Wallace.
Thompson Thompson; defendant ordered 10
make answer more definite. Compliments solicitors
Lancaster & White defendants solicitors Camp
bell Darlington and $. d. Truitt.
Horn vs.. Horn; rule TO show cause dismissed
Compartments solicitor. Albert siilers; defendants
solicitor. ". I. Flumey.
In re Lawson Cornell. No 297. Independent Order
Of ST. Luke; leave to amend granted petitioners
solicitors, G.. +. Collins aud r. K. Homer; defeud
ants solicitor. W. c. Martin
Mitchell VS.. Myers; leave 20 file amended answer
granted. Complainant solicitors. Bates Warren
and ". H. Sholes: defendants solicitors. Bran6eD-
burg & Brandenbug.
Assignment Tor Monday February Is. 1867:
No 49, Milford V. Nash.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY CHURCH. So and c sts NV. Rev.
Richard Z. Williams. rector. Services az 80 and
II a. M, @. m. Rector's Bible class, 10 a. m.
Week days at $50. =. IS. and As; also Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday at s
ST. THOMAS. 18th St. near Dupont Circle. s
a. m. Holy Communion. II a. m. service and
sermon by Rev c. Ernest smith D. D.. ID. d. l.,
rector. p. m. confirmation lecture by Rev.
W. j. Cox. X. d. p. m, sermon by Rev.
Joseph r. McComas-
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY st. Rev. DIR.
McKim. rector. Services at and II a. m and {
and S D. m. Society Of Colonial Wars D. N.
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson win speak at
S D. m. on Christian Americas Opportunity
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH y. Cap.
and . SIS. Preaching by pastor Dr. W. ITALIA
feUO Thompson. Il 4. m. 20 p. n, Sunday
school. 9 i5 q. m. Christian Eudeayor, $50 p. m
Seats free. AL welcome
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, Georgetown. Rev
James H. W. Blake. rector. 80 a, m, Holy Com
munion 80 a. ~. Sunday school. II a. m,
fun service and sermon by the rector. T. m.
confirmation lecture. 80 D. m, evening prayer
and sermon By the Rev. g. +. Dudley, rector St
Stephens Parish.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, sd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. d. D., rector All
seats free. Sunday services; 30 10, and II
a. ~ and s p. m. Confirmation instruction.
D. m Preacher at eTensong, Rev. Q. H Hol-
mead.
ST. MARKS. Sd and sts Sc. Rev Dr. W. L.
Desries Rev. p. N. Prescott Rev. John II.
Deis, clergy. Services. 30. Il a. NJ T. : 20 p.
Rev. Roland Cotton-Smith, ID. D., viii preach at
$50 D. M. service.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dobbins' Addition-Elmer F. jackson ct TX. to John
L. Warren lot L. SQUARE s. SO.
No. 50 Second street Standardization T. Ed
monston, surviving trustee. to Isobel h. Lehman
usrt original lot 30, square 49, $40
Addition 10 Re DTOit Park-Elnsr Z. Jackson et
Ux. 70 john !. Warren. lot TO- block ls $40
Fifteenth street southeast bstween and streets
William Schmidt Ct al to John William Young.
lot q. square 1915, SO.
Belair Heights-GertTuds NJ Hubbard to James c.
iooe. let I, block l. $40.
Addition % Anac0stia-RoSina NJ pameU 10 Ella
Reese, lot %, block , So
PCtwOrth-The kennebunk Realty Company 10
Charles +. Wire. lots % 20 o. square s $40
street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strects-S. Walter Woodward e al 20 Woodward
& LothrOD tcurT0Tati0nl. one fourth interest in
part original lot Is and part lot b. square 2se 80
NJ street northwest, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty fifth strcets-Henry NJ Schooley ct ux
90 Samuel L. Funk original lot g. square q $40
h street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
ieenth stTeets-J. HAMS Franklin to Frank Stor-
meT lot li6, square 1876. SO
No. 1851 T street noTtbwest--Edwina r. ITnansberlu
ct viz William y, to Bertha T. Kahn, lot S.
square 80. 80.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of AnnenIr


Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Ipstic, sfrf,oDss
and Mr. Justice Robb
Patent appeal No. i22. MacNIuIkin vs.. Boli.s
continued b. stipulation.
Nos lss5l6S4. Barstow vs. Capital Traction Com.
apnSi argument commenced By Mr.. q. Thomas pn.-
Top and Mr. r. Ross Perry for appellee. and con.
cluded by Mr. +. j. Hogan FER appellant
Nos. lbcs and l559. American Security and Tr,st
company vs. District Of Columbia and Union Trust
company VI. District n Columbia, argument C-u1-
menced by Mr.. 4 b. Browne for appellants con.
uHued by Mr. T. Il Stephens for 7uuellce ana
concluded hy Mr.. George E. Hamilton for aDrrl-
Iauts AfP~'
No 1892 District Of Columbia rs. Dtrvee. arm
meni commenced hy Mr. H. T. Blair for appellant
Assessments for Monday, February 10. 1907:
On hearing-No. 1892 District II Columbia Is Dur
wee Appellants attorneys. +. II, Thomas aud n.
I. Blair; appellee's attorueys. J. C. Cuttings and
F. 7. Hogan
Regular eall-No. Ie5. Hovison vs.. Mason An
peilants attorneys, Hallsm & HaIam: arpeIIee' :
attorneys' +. A. Jones, Blair & Thcm. and H. 7.
No 1897. Brown vs. District Of Columbia An
pellauts attorneys, Z. S. Douglas and L. Ii David +.
appellee-s attorney. Il. p Blair.
No lVi Morse vs.. Hine. Appellants atfornev
yonu oeIaen' appelees attorneys, W. II Robson
W h. Russell and G. 4. Keigvin
No. EA Collins IS. McBlair Auuellaut's at
tofneys. G. ". Fits and f. 5. Alussey; appellee 5
attorney Irving Williamson.
~" hU. Ialltal Traction Company vs. Brown
AlIellanL attorneys. Il. Ross Perry 4 son anC g.
ih9G.s Dunlop: appelees attorneys j. L. TAYLOR
and Hayden Johnson
No. us oDWyer vs. Northern Market Company;
appellant attorneys. &. II. Merillat and C. T. "a
risi; aIpeliees attorneys Z. H. Thomas. H. p
Bar Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton. and Arthur
Peter.
Mes. Ills and I7l9 Stone vs. FosIkes and Fo,rl,es
IS stone Attorneys, r, 2. Hnliard J. $ Easbv-
Smith, and Leigh Robinson
NO. Hz'' Harten IS. LoeAier. Appellants after
ney. l. \ Bailey appellee's attorneys. Leon To-
hriner and Preston b. RAY.
no. i'8 Maciariand " Barber Asphalt Paving
COMPANY Appellants ATTORNEYS. r. n Thomas and
J. T. smith; appeIlee's attorney. A. S. Worth
ingt0n.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ei-Hauiet Colne 70 Edward ". Wbitesids
and Harvey T. Winfield. % secure Home Build
ins Association. Sls00 lot s.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Elmer z.
Jackson ct Tx 10 Herman r. Hovensteiu and
August H. O. Role. 10 secure John l. Warren.
$50. ] 20 % ronths, pr cent. lots > and ..
block l.
Square !s2-Wiliam J. Foley TO Jesse T. Hsiskcu
and Walter H. Acksr, 90 secure William T. Il.
Merritt 500. Cne year per cent. lot y
Sguare 1875 John William Young e. ux. 90 Ernest
L Schmidt and Hauy n Packard to secure VII
helm schmidt and Fritz u. Brandt $50 10 IS
months. per cent, Iot a.
South Grounds, Co:s.mban Unversity-AuHck Pal.
mer et uE &c Edward J. Stellvagcu aud Georys
Z. Fleming, TO secure Edward L. Hillyef 5000.
years. Ier cent. semianuua!ly lots 100 and l0l
Square sos-Hattie Christman Ct viz Philip n TO
Charles Early and William a. Gordon. 10 secure
Mary Houston Eddy. S2ooO, years. 5 rcr cent.
scni-annuslly. 10: g.
Petworth-Charles + Wire ct ux b Clarence B.
Rhecm and Alexander r. Hensey. to secure Hairy
T. Jones. SHUo YEARS per cent semi auuu-
ais. lots . 20 3. block 8
Trinidad-Nena VI. Whitaker TO Chaplin Brown and
Henry H. Bergman. 20 secure Oriental BuiIdiug
Association Nc. g. $3.50 lot lol block L
Brightwood Park-Jennie NJ Howard Il viz Frank
NJ. 90 George NJ Emmerich and Douglass 5
Mackail % secure Washington Six Per Cent Per-
manent Building Association. s500 Jet D. block 3
Meridian Hii-Agnes PlunkJtt e. VIZ. Napoleon b.
10 Edward J. Steiiwsgen and George r. Elem
ing 10 slclre Edward I. Hillyer. 800 years
per cent seni-annuslly. part lot T. block II.
SqUsre l0i6-FTauk StaTmer Ct ar to James K
KIlcrs0n and Thomas H. pickford. 20 secure Percy
". Pckfotd. Nb5. 10 81 months pr cent.
semiannually lot If
square 5sl-Maurice J. ShCChm et TX % American
Security and Trust f'uFnuauy In errr7-p N7-f,-a4
Savings and Trust Company, S2OC0. / 20 years.
lcr cent, semi-annually, part lot 3
Chichester- Walter r. Gordon g uX. O. Henry H.
Bergman aud Charles Schafer. 10 sec,s-e North
Cn Liberty GermN- American Building Asso-
ciati0n No. s, $50 lot 3. block 2
Square l90-Bcrtha T. Kahn 90 yir Eugene 20
Chaplin Brown and Henry II. Bergmann. 10 Sc
cure Oriental Building Association, No G. $500
lot S.
Peters Mil Seat-Charlcs w Russell q NIX 10
Milton Z. Allies and William J. Father. 70 Sc
c'ire John N. Jones, A.SO. years per cut.
semi annually part
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Circuit Court No. 1
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Patt vs.. Washington Times Company: time 10
plead extended 70 March ], 1907. Plaintiffs attur-
Hey, II. Winship Whcatley: defendants attorney.
Wilton ]. Lambert.
suaer5iHe vs. Brown motion for new trial with
drawn and Judgment verdict for plaintiff against
Elizabeth X. Brown for so. Plaintiffs attorney
James Il. TAYLOR defendants attorney, W c. SuIli-
van
az $500 70 act a gpersedcas. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. George II. Calvert, IT.; DEFENDANTS attorney
A. S Warrington
Easterlins vs.. Horning; motion for new trial over
ruled and JUDGMENT on verdict appeal; bond. S90a !;
sipersedeas SO costs. Plaintiffs attorneys Wilson
& Barksdale: defendants attorneys. Tucker & Ken
yon.
Corbett vs.. FenHing tine 10 plead or demur ex-
tended 10 March S 1901 Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS Nc
Neill & Mcneil; defendants attorneys, G. G. Col
dren.
Columbia National Bank vs.. Getz ct al. Judgment
by default against ". Parker Reinohl. Plaintif's
attorney, B. F. Leighton.
Williams vs. Donaldson Judgment ~ default
Plaintiffs attorney. George Francis Williams.
Wright Baum: motion for new trial oycrruled
aud judgment verdict appeal noted Plaintiffs
attorney W. T.. Ambrose; defendants attorneys.
George C. Gertman Ormsby Mctammon, aud c. L.
Frailey,
Taylor vs.. Heron; demurrer dismissed for want Of
prosecution. Plaintiffs attorney. W. H. Linkins;
defendants attorney. G.. r. Emig
Assignments for Monday February IS. 1907:
No. % Brown vs. Andrews Paper Company. At
toTneys, Tucker & keuy0n-Wof & Rosenberg.
No. E79 HELEN Chesley. Attorneys Tucker &
kenyon-Cole & Donaldson
No. 243 Lincoln New York Continental Jewell
Filtration Company. Attorneys T. H. Thomas and
c. J. Murphy McCammon & Hayden
No. S9. National Soda Fountain Company vs.
Afieck. Attorneys, s. T. Thomas-W. Il. Acker
and T. p Myers.
No. 81 DE Neae vs.. Philadelphia Baitinlare
and Washington Railway Company. Attorneys Cole
4 all T-prl- feFyrr
No. 80 Marvel rs. Mckay. Attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg-A. S. Worthington and A A
pirncy.
NJ. ~. Stoeknan w. Baltimore and Ohio Raj
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Equity Court No. L.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABATGH
llsc'mb vs.. Lnscomb; leave to withdraw as conn
sci granted.
Palmer vs. Palmer: security for costs ordered
Complainants solicitors Ralston a Sjddons ana II
VI. Wheatey; defendants solicitors. Birnev &
Woodland "
Henderson Us. Leath: deeds ordered Cancelled aud
restraining order granted. Complainant. : solicitor
F. 5 Key smith
Marriott " Mutual improvement Society. time "a
hle amended bin granted COMPARTMENTS solicitor
W. stone Albert; defendants solicitors. J. W pat
ters0n and J. A. Toomey
Pollen vs. Marceron: apseal bond sxe4 q. en-,
Compainant solicitor, Campbell Darlington: de
PENDANT solicitor. CTanda Mackey
Phillips vs.. Helsby; complainant entitled IN IT.
cover certain funds. Compliments solicitor & 4
kelg"ln; defendants solicitors. Nauck & Nsnck
Hutton vs.. Hutt0ni argued and submitted. Com
plainant 5 solicitors, A. W. Scott aud NJ T. Clink
scales DEFENDANTS solicitor Fountain Peytop
Lusccmbe vs. Luscombe, order Of Febr,tarv x "a
Gated and motion restored to calendar
bTeWor rs. Fisher. trustees report confirmed and
disbursement ordered. Comislainsnt's soliritor u
Golden Donaldson defendants solicitor. Jobn Rid.
out ''''
Scott rs. Scott; proof before \ C. Downs evsr,.
iner ordered taken aud Harry r. Lerch auuoiuted
10 defend. Complainaut's solicitors Edmund f4in
IT,. and Thomas NJ Watson.
Forrest vs. Forrest; sale ratified nisi Cornrlsip-
ant solicitors. Cuttings 4 Chamberlju. defpndont,s
solicitors. T. Forrest and W f. johnson.
Assignment for Monday February IS 1907:
No. l7a Reeves rs. Low. ATTORNEYS Italian, &
Hallam-k s. Huidekouer
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Every woman who does any work
about the house appreciates the neces-
sity Of several big aprons which may
be slipped on over any dress and pro-
tect it from soil. Such an apron. and
one Of excellent style, is sketched, and
viii be found easy to make and launder.
The shaped front panel is in one piece,
and wonderfully becoming. while the
side and back skirt portion is joined to
IT and gathered easily at the top. The
latter may fasten with a button or
with wide strings for tying. Percale
and bingham are the favorite materials
for service. though lawn and nainsook
make very attractive aprons. The
medium size calls for 4 "a yards of
26-inch materials
A pattern of this apron-sizes. small.
medium, and large-may be obtained by
inclOsing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing Pattern Department. The
Washington Herald, 734 Fifteenth
street northwest, and giving number
t24J6B and size wanted.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ T. CHURCH 18th and Church sts
nw. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore. pastor. Sunday
school. go a. Ia. Preaching by pastor. II a. m
and p. N. Epworth League. p. IA. Seats
free. All welcome.
METROPOLITAN n. Z. CHURCH. 81 and c sts
NV. rally of friends Of North Capitol NJ. f.
Church, Rev. A. Bielaski. pastor, at p. n.
Judge Thomas n. Anderson presiding Hon. J.
Adam Bede Some American Ideals. A. T.
Browne. esq. viii give some facts in the his
tory Of North Capitol Church. Mrs d. DIN
Leech and Mr.. r. r. Rodrick viii sing.
HAMLINE NJ. T. CHURCH. 9Th and P sis nv.
Carl g. D0ney pastor SO SUNDAY school II
sermon. Whose ImageY" $50 Epw0rth League
80. sermon, The Story Of Crime. All vel
come
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred shadbol. =. Grand Rapids. Mich. and Fan
ME +. Johnson. Is. Detroit Mich
Anderson II. Etzler, IS. aud Bessie ]. W Saxten.
81. both If WoodsbCro Md Rev Joseph T. Kelly.
Z y. Leneavc. %, Crewe. Va. and Mamie Belle
Hamilton, s, BukeTille. Va. Rev. J. b. Nc
Laughlin
William H. Coshill, q. and PesrIs ChsIkley. q
beth Of Chester z. O.. Va Rev. J. T. Irvine.
John 7. W Norkoeper. 2. ard A. Amelia Peter
sen, 8. Rev james d. Buhrer
John J. Scott. @. and Eva Goldsborough. q
Res. I. II. Lamar.
Isaac II. Strauss. 81. and Rose NJ Keller. IS both
OF Baltimore, Nd. Rev. Louis Stern.
COLORED
Andrew W Nelson. y. and Eluota Barnes. q
Rev. ]. Is. McLaCguluA
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
Notices for these columns should reach The Herald office by 9p Friday
The Herald office BY 9 p. m. Friday.
PRESBYTERIAN.


NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. n Y. ave. and 18th SITS. Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe, pastor. II a. M. Christian Amer
lea" 7.l5 p. H.. A Cabinet Marpot." $50 a.
m. Bible school. 945 a. m. adult classes $50
p. m, Christian EndeaEor Society
FIRST-Donald c. Macleod. D. D.. pastor. II
a. m. "OuF Greatest National Danger" 745
.. m. The Home and the Evils Threatening
It." Sunday school, go a. Christian En-
deavor. SIS .. m. Visitors are invited to all
services
GURLEY MEMORIAL. Fla ave-. bet 5th and
9Th SITS. NV. J. Russell Verbrycke pastor. Morn
ing service, II o'clock. Dr. J. s. Gale viii speak
Evening service Z 30 O'clock subject. Brothers
and Sisters"
SMITHS p. NJ Illustrated sermon on heaven
Where and what Is Il, who are theIey Next sun
day, The Csnteen-A Blessing % a Cursor
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave
n and 18th SIS. Rev Teunis ;. Hamlin. ID. D..
pastor, VIII o,iiciate tomorrow az II a. N aud at
Z D. m. What is PresbYteriauismy -
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 18th and o sts C. F.
Nnbigier, pastor, II d. n. pastors subject.
Waiting Upon God. rs p n. Rev. +. Hez
Sven viii pgeach. Everybody welcome.
WEST WASH. NGTON. sIst and SIS. Rev. G. p.
Stealey. pastor II. 'Laodicea" 730 Young
Men Who Overcome" Airs. Jeter Jones. OF Rich
mond. VIII sins. Bright service Welcome
FIFTH BAPTIST, st.. near 7th sw DR.. Weston
Bruner minister. $50 Sunday school. 10. Baraca.
II, Why ] an a Baptist" IS. Adam; or. The
Dangers Of Love. No ! in series on Danger Sig
nals. Baptism. Great chorus. Free seats.
L. HEZ SWEM'S SPECIAL SERVICE SUNDAY
night, Is &c. Rev Chas +. Winbiger preach
ing II a. m, preaching Chorus choir; free pows
I'd Baptist Oh. Auditorium, 4th and Va ave. Sc
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and SIS
DR.. j. j. Muir, pastor. Preaching II a. NJ
.Forewarned.' Z IS p. m. "Contrasted Woman
hood Baptism s. $, $50 a. N. C. T. 6:i5 D. m
The Washington herald., 1907-02-16
CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road and 18th ST. NV The
pastor. Rev. N. Ross Fishburn. will preach az II
aud IS, subjects, A. m, "A Universal Question -
D. m. A Hermit Life Impossible" go a n
Sunday school D. m. Junior EndeaYor. SO
y. m, Senior Endesv0r.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
u sts- Ew. II a. H.. public worship, with sermon
by Res. Henry " Naier, Of Schenectady y Y 5
D. m. public worship. with sermon by Rev Henry
". Maer. Music by quartet and chorus choir led
by Dr. J. ". Bisch0n. organist. 80 a. n. sun
day school. $50 D. m. Christian Endeavor