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NUNN

w. P. Lemonds went to Greeley
Monday.
Miss Maude Ball Of Carr visited
Miss Georgia Ragland Saturday.
Howard Welty of Dover visited
friends in Num- Wednesday evening.
Adventist services we're held Sat
urday at the residence Of DR.. Horace
Parker.
Misses Mona Lemonds and Roxie
Eastlack were Greeley visitors last
Thursday.
Mrs. j. Kent has gone to Boulder
to take treatment for rheumatism at
the sanitarium.
G. E. Russell, the genial townsite
president, went to Fort Collins on a
business trip Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Edison and sop Milo,
went to Berthoud Saturday to visit
relatives and friends for several days.
At the ball game on the Nunn
diamond Sunday afternoon Dover de-
feated the Ault team. Score p to 8.
Mrs. j. Fl. Klinchen of Denver
was looking after her land interests
in this community the latter part of
the week.
DIR. Fl. P. Parker has bought a
tive-acre tract In the southeast part
rof town where he expects to make his
home some tine.
Worthy Thomas of Walker 8
Thomas blacksmith shop has gone
to Cheyenne, to work in the Union
Pacific shops for time.
The farmers in this vicinity are
rejoicing over the heavy downfall of
snow Sunday and Monday which
practically insures the fall wheat
crop.
A basket dinner will be held on
the church grounds at the dedication
OF the Presbyterian church of this
place on May S, giving those from a
, distance an opportunity to attend all
services.
| At the social and literary enter
tainment given by the Ladies Aid
society last Saturday evening the
neat sum Of sl8.2 25 was cleared The
proceeds go toward carpeting the
new church.
Rev. Gauss of Greeley was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford u,m
ilton Sunday. He accompanied
them to the Owl Creek school house
where he delivered very Interesting
sermon at p. m.\
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BIO BEND

Ruth Davis is quite i'll with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McMillen's
baby has been quite Ill.
Mr.. Elvus and Clarence Rudd and
families we're at their parents home
Sunday.
The revival meetings will con-
tinue this week at Lanes chapel,
conducted by Rev. Crook.
Miss Florence Rudd expects to ac-
company her cousin, Miss MYRTLE
Youker, to Eaton on Monday.
Mrs. S. j. Nelson started fol
Ouray Friday evening for two
weeks visit with her sister. in law,
Mrs. Hoops.
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EATON

Miss Mccullough of Greeley visited
last week with Eaton friends.
Berne Summerville is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Vincent Lowry has accepted a
position in drug store at Windsor.
Postmaster Wolfe is suffering from
another severe attack of rheumatism.
The scarlet fever patients here are
recovering, the attack being very
mild.
Mrs. John Rogers has returned
from a few days pleasant visit in
Denver.
Miss Edith Coffman has returned
from visit with friends in Fort
Collins.
Mrs. w. Fl. Scheer was the guest
Of Mrs. W. e. Lester of Greeley
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Montgomery enter.
tanned about dozen ladies at Dime.
Wednesday.
Rev. j. F. Coffman was attending
to affairs of the church in Denver
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. King of Ault
were the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. FL. Myers.
Miss Martha Finch has returned
to Denver after two weeks visit
with Eaton friends.
John Duxbury has accepted a posi-
tion with the B. & NJ. and left fol-
Sheridan, Wyo., last. week.
Mrs. Fred Weller enjoyed severa
days. visit from her mother, Mrs. R
Middleton, of Pierce st week.
R. T.. Blake Wednesday received
q 2O-horse power gasoline engine with
which he will irrigate part of hi.
farm northwest Of here from seepap,
water.
The many friends OF Miss Ora Nee
are pleased to learn that her health
is now improving and that she
poets to resume her school d..
next year.
Quite number of the members O
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A Hard Trip.

James M. Peterson returned last
Friday night from ward, where he
mas been for the purpose of selling
MS mining property, but he found
arrangements could not be made
with the leasers until after July 1,
there being large quantity of ore
on the dump that could not be dis.
posed OF on account of the snow,
which Is over four feet deep. Mr..
peterson says he would not make the
TRIP over again for Thousand dol
lars' and risk his life through such a
storm. 1t took them ten .hours over
lahd to travel seven miles In a rig
from Ward to the mine,
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Miss Mabel Stephen, after q
months visit with Misses Mofris'
rsturned to her home in Denver.
B. Cunningham narrowly es-
,qnrd serious injuries In a runaway
rerently. His team was badly cut
in a wire fence.
Mead < Oviatt, Longmont people,
are operating 22-horse power case
.reine, plowing on Gerry creek
roeIve miles west of here.
Mrs. Miller and granddaughter
lsaye for California Monday. Her
sabbath school class presented her
with a suit case. She will be greatly
missed for her earnest work here.
large reservoir is filled and con-
struction work has been commenced
on Pawnee creek eighteen miles east,
near Liugelback Bros. ranch. This
work will cover much land In that
district.
The Burlington places a daily. ex'
cept Sundays, mixed train service IN
operation, Monday morning on the
sterling g-Cheyenne line. West $50
4, M, east p. m. Now for daily
mail by rail.
Miss Ethel Holmes school closed
Friday and she went to Cheyenne
saturday and from there she will re-
turn to her home III Denver. Miss
Radford, the Grover teacher, accom-
panied her to Cheyenne.
4 75-ton steam shovel for the Will
low Creek Irrigation company has
reached this place. Greeley and
Wellington people are putting In
this machine to construct an intake
ditch on their dam and irrigation
project sixteen miles west of Grover.
1t will be necessary to lay track te
deliver it on their work.
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A Statement.

owing to the rubber comnanv
neeo!he all It's office room b, f.
woodruff has moved his real estate
once rom 92o Ninth avenue, Coro.
nado building, to suite IA Union
nank o'ock. Hereafter the business
VIII be conducted by Woodrur and
Mumper. Mr.. Woodruff wishes to
thank his customers for former pa'
tfonage and the new firm win ho
giaa TO meet them at It's prosent
location. p''Seh'
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFFs SALE. !
State Of Colorado,
county of Weld, IS.
In n! the District Court I'D
Clty and COUNTY =, ,Tlt \
Colorado. ol U
western Purchasing conl
Frank II. Dunleyy,y. and p.J
trustee, Defendants. f
By virtue of a writ n, Al
bill issued out of tbs II h;eIl eIl
City and County Of iii ban,ss.s ans.
orado, to me as Sber;ssh ;sshI NJ
OF the Western d. ~ i q
against Frank ii. DunriIaa.aa Driaa
Dunlevy, Trustee unhIevJ ahJ
mIanded to make akk,eei tbe Snsrl sns,
$7.75 costs, | have Ia levi;aaa,p ia,p
IN execution the ioIloWH;,}
sonal property, the sams
erty OF the said deiends
shares OF the Capital ~ H.
side Reservoir 4 Land II
poration, evidenced bv ~
and 4, standing in tba
PENDANT on the booiSs' iS' II
which ! shall offer rI ior s,I9 ~
due on "Wednesday, Ii The sAi5 J
A. ID. 1907, at the hour m =,
forenoon OF said day.' " "
door OF the Court Ho,usss "
Greeley, County OF WS WaISS|
ado, for the highest and anil
same will bring in cash III
OF paying the AFORESAID I
costs. 'a'u
Dated at Greeley, Cold
day OF April. A. D. leo
b. H. FLORAL
r;u. ,,. Sheriff
April %, 1907; second pu1
1907. ps
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Trinity Episcopal.

The holy communion and sermon
this Sunday at II a. m. Subject /:
MY Heart Is Fixed" Sunday
school at 10 a. m. The hour of Sum
day school has been changed from l2
to 10 a. m. and the hour Of morning
service from 1O:45 to IL O'Clock.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
Subject: ''The Lessons of the Forty
Days." Special music both morning
and evening. The public invited.
j. A. Trimmer, Rector.
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First Baptist.

Preaching Sunday 10:45 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school 11:45.
B. Y. P. U. $3.50. Teachers meet
ing Tuesday at 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7'3O p. m.
Public invited to all services. De-
Witt Daniel Forward, castor, resi-
dence 1924 Eighth street, phone 4227
red.
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THE FORT COLLINs1
L gar Company-Noti
Notice is hereby yivs

Notice is hereby given;
l. That a special meeti
holders OF The Fort ColiiI
gar Company, a corpors
under the laws OF the n
was hel d at the compau]
city and county OF Dem;
RADIO, on Monday, the X
1907, for the purpose, ints
ering the propriety Of
corporation.
2. That at said meet
present, in person or by
ers OF all the capital id
s. That at said meeti,
that all debts owing BY I
have been fully paid, a pn
solve said corporation |
sented by resolution, d
mously carried: and il |
ordered that said corp(
solved, and the presided
thereof We're directed toI
notice OF such dissolution,
accordingly done.
In witness whereof, We
rey, president, and Wal
Of said corporation, hiI
our hands and affixed III
poration, at Denver. Co
day of April, A. D. 1897.
CHESTE
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THE GREELEY ;S;,,id,, StHA
Il Notice OF dlssolu'io|

Notice is hereby given.
i. That a special meei me-
holders OF The Greeley r.,;lsS h
q corporation qrgaii,lue. u u.s
pany's office, n rtaIIeorsda( tIe G
Denver. state OF Goi1.i ,ai,s Nh ID
10Th day OF April i%n ns;rs
inter ALA, OF consiu.ee,orsti2
dissolving such corp9ti;nna1
ent, in person or py X ssld|
ali the capital stogeE SO Enpsetin2 y
5. That at sald ng m,'ba bya
that all debts owihE a I'd
have been fully ps1;n1 pal;a, n, ~
solve said corporat',Us.a,s ,sas ID
nv resolution, ana msrnsupe
rpised: ps and II was Pc dis.
said corporation rstsry ut
peeseddetu, rpeeted to make an and / s5sn bsrsi
dissolution, when
done. ,.hereof, We
rev. president. anu urstiou,
tar, taTy toi said oIPS oaaatiiis,ed
set our hands any Inssnyer,
srnor,tiuu, nj DeTn ilGI
29th day ot a rrlijifESTEB
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THE LONGM0NT SuGl
Il Notice OF dissolution

Notice is hereby given: j
1. That a special meet
holders OF The Longmu1
pany, a corporation org9
laws of the state OF Colon
the company's office,
county oi Denver, state
Monday, the 10Th day q
the purpose. inter a!ia, q
propriety OF dissolrlug
9. That at said meeting
ent, in person or by PROV
all the capital stock OF s.
3. That at said meeti
that all debts owing W
have been fully paid, ap
solve said corporationm
by resolution, and was
ried; and it was therelr
said corporation De ~
president and secretall
rooted to make and slgn
dissolution, which is ne'
done. ,,x.I
In witness whereySpi!' a M
rey, president, and Va
OF said corporation; nave
hands and affixed the 81
ration. at Denver, eoio'S
OF April, A. ID. 1927,
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Seed Potatoes

still have a few sacks of cbo,oo
i'ana'softed Pearl and Rural seed
potatoes for sale. L. l.. uo,lana
phone 22-l4 red. '"io'
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Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing service at IL. Evening service
at 1880. You are cordially invited
to these services. Oscar w. Gustaf-
son, pastor.
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Tho Churches
Trinity Lutheran.

German service at lo:30; Sunday
school at l2. P. B. Fritschie, pastor,
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United Presbyterian.

Usual services on next Sabbath.
The pastor will preach morning and
evening. Orville A. Petty. pastor.
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A NEW TRACT OF FARMING
AND FRUIT LAND q

, In Utah with irrigation works eomp,eted
In abundance and purchase carries perpet.
ual rights to 1t. We will Cultivats Tor two
years and turn over lands with crop grow
the crop, or you can do that and make II
I your home. Write for full description Of this
interesting proposition. Good live agents
wanted. UTAH C0lONlzATlONG co. 4
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Christian Science.

Christian Science.
Ninth street and Eighth avenue.
Subject: Adam and Fallen Man.
Service at IL. Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880.
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Unitarian.

Preaching service 10:45. followed
by Sunday school. Morning subject,
Modern Civilization. Music by
Ladies' quartet.
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Special Music at Trinity.

me musical Sunday evenings at
trinity Episcopal church continue
10 attract lovers Of good music. The
extra numbers to be rendered this
sunday evening will be "As Pants
tile HART set to Mendelssohn'
song Without Words.'' by the
cnoir. The ofIertory solo viii be ::
ihe Radiant Cross" to be sung by
Miss IIake.
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Ruth Brush came over from Love-
iaho Friday to spend few days with
her father, j. L. Brush.
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~ In the matter ,S,IanSss e The f'Sii

Notice is hersDSN ci SNsy Nj
one, one O. Of the County CcsSIet1
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apnrar m1ppq' before hs sseittIien.
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ssfs%a&f:e% sf%s: g. .5e as nd sa'H SH!.s;E ;,, y;
terest may apPsennis ihssr,sIa
70 Dated ,li1 at Gregg n', iie9,'u
day OF April a. WILMA
Adminl,i,IIaaIraH Ha
Ellen J. d tiiitorpt
CharIe,iS, bplicaiion liilIs,Ss
FlTisiit p'if 1907; last ''
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Attest:
w. a. DIXON,
(Sean Secretary.
First publication in =
May 2. lD0T: last. June q
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Attest:
w. A. DIXON,
(SeaD Secretary. u
First publication 10
May ., 1907: last, JuneN1
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cmNpRAr SHIPPING NEWS.


 Cape Race, N. F., Nov, 1s--Steamer California from Glasgow for New York in communication with the Marconi sta tfon 190 miles southeast at 10 a. m. Will probably dock a. m. Monday. Fastnet, Nov 15.-Steamer Lucania, New York for Queenstown and Liv- erpool 1S4 miles west at 6;4o a. m. Probably reach Queenstown a. m Lizard, Nov. 14.-steamer Kroonland. Antwerp for New York, thirty miles southwest at a. m. Queenstown Nov. 14-sailed: Steam CTS Baltic (from LiverpooD New York; Friesland, Philadelphia.
 Gibraltar, Nov I5.-Passed: Steamer sicilian Prince, fatras, etc. for New York.
 Scilly, Nov. 15.-Passed: Steamer Cambrian Boston for London. Liverpool, Nov. 15.--Arrived: Steam CT Montcalm, New York for Bristol.
 Liverpool,- Nov 15,-Arrived: Steam CTS Cedric, New York via Queenstown; Cymric, Boston via Queenstown.
 sagres. Nov. 14,-Passcd: Steamers Neustria, New York for Barcelona and Marsellles; 18th, Ultonia, New York for Naples and Fiume. Gibraltar, Nov. 14.-Passed: Steamer Nord America, Genoa and Naples for New York. mq
 Blueclier, New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. Queenstown, Nov 15. II Arrived: Steamer Lucenia. New York for Liver pool (and proceeded).
 Trieste, Nov. 11.--Sailed: Steamer
 Palermo Nov. IA Sailed; Steamer Italia, New York
 Southampton, Nov. 15.--sailed; Steam- CT Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Hamburg) New York via Cherbourg.. Lizard, Nov 15.Steamer St Louis, from New York for Plymouth, Cher bourg and Southampton, was 216 miles west at S:15 D. m, Will reach Ply mouth S;15 a. m Saturday. Plymouth Nov. l5,--Arrived: Steamer Bluecher, New York for Cherboure aud Haniburg (and proceeded). Hamburg, Nov. 15.--Arrived; Steam 1 CT Graf Waldersee, New York. l Naples, Nov. 15.-Arrived: Steamer | Friedrich der Crosse. New York.
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Babies, Children's Women's Stone Rings

Fables Solid Gold Rings, beautifully chased, mounted with Rubies, Turquoise. Dla- nond Chips and Pearls. Value s1.00 to $t.50.
 -50c., eoe and 75c. each. Babies Solid Gold Rings, set with Diamond Chips. Bright and Roman, pretty chased de- signs. Value $2.00. for
 ---$1.25 each Women's Solid Gold Diamond Rings, set with Tmeralds, --.u- hies and Pearls, in pretty de- signs. Value $1.b0 and g, at
 9Sc., SIPS each Women's Solid Gold Rings. one style with Diamond Chips, and with two and three opals. Value $500, at ---$1. .gS Women's' Solid Gold Rings, in a variety of combination. set tings, Ruby and Pearls, Tur- Quoise and Pearls, Opal and Ruby, Emeralds and Pearls. Value $S.50, for --$2.2S each Women's Solid Gold Rings in beautiful designs, set with Gar nets, Emeralds and Genuine Diamonds. Value $500, for
 --$3.49 each
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JOHN R. MOTT. N. A., AT W00LSEY HALL Rev. William Herbert Nicol, of Kent, England, at Trin-
 ity Church.
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM
At Trinity in the Evening Hon. Michael Tanning at
 First M. E.

The services at Trinity P. E. church tomorrow will include the first of the series of special musicals to be given by the choir during the winter months. The cantata to be rendered in the eve4 ming at 7:30 o'clock will be Maunder's s Song of Thanksgiving" and this will be its first rendition by the Trinity choir The soloists will De Master Je- rome Gilbert and Messrs. c. Hillhouse, w. P. Frost and Bruce Haynes. At S:3O in the morning Holy Communion will be celebrated; at 1O:3O Morning Prayer and sermon by the Rev. Will liam Herbert Nicol of Kent, Eng land. The following is the full pro- gram of the musical service:
 Festival overture ............. Faulkes Procession hymn-"The spacious firm ament on high" ...........,. Haydn Psalter-Twelfth> selection, sung to An- gllcan chants.
 Magnificat, in D ............... Marks Nunc Dlmittis, in D ..........,.. Marks Hymn-"All hail the power of Jesus name" ........................ Holden Cantata-"Song of Thanksgiving" "...
 Maunder Recessional hymn-"Reioice, ye pure in heart" ..................... Mess1ter Postlude-March, "Feramors," ....
 Rubinstein Harry J, Read, organist and chair master.
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First, Methodist Church.

The Rev Francis T. Brown, pastor Class meeting at 9;S0. Public worship at 10:3o, with sermon by the pastor. Subject Life from Vision Bible school at noon. Epworth league at 6;30. Public worship at 7:30 with address by the Hon Michael J. Fan ming of Philadelphia formerly mem Der of the Pennsylvania legislature. Mir. Earnings subject will be Ten perance Reform in Connecticut"
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
New York Nev Hapen 6 Hartford
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NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
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 TOT Boston via Hartford and WiiIi-
 For Boston g,D'' win n, n1;; Ne, .4;o9 Pm ?, m. :g151a;42, 3, . ma .12:o5, .aGS' .a:ls .s:s5,, s:s5, z;so, a9'5E :. so sS;Ss, 5. 11:5s, a. m. si2:65. sl1:11. a. m. s1:45, &5:4s n , ", s,,n s,l1' days-*1:1O a. m. 'l:45, '5:iS. b, m
 Fer MssTrtforl, Springfield. Etc.-.1.1o xioo s995, s:io Gl .eg1 .l!c5, l5;. 15;dd,. .s4s, , eos fto Hartford), 7:10, x8:1o. s:5a D. m m Sundays-t1:10 x9:05. x1T:45 Y m, m. '1;45, +5;4e, 7:iO, x8:lo. xS:2o D. n m. - 1, Fer New London, Etc.---s2:2J, .2.55 s. m ills .ig.os t0 .syas .sssyassr0o.| .2s5 'li,as ,Ss .A;2o, '4;53, 5:8S s:1o, (to say;brookS. oiSo ~!le:t5S, 'I "7;o5, 11;So, (to saybrook), ?. n d, III, iz.V5, *2:o5, s4;6S. sT:05 D. m. 7:S5 2; m,, 12:58. *5:38, (to Worcester and ana Fitchburg1 0:55, D. m. Sundays Fer sheIburne Falls, Etc.-7:44 a. m. 12:2l, (to New Hartford), 4:01, 5:54 lt1 Westfield) D. m.
 For Watcrbury--s.5o (via Naugatuch Junction., 500, 9:32 a. m. 12:01, 2:S5, 5:45, TAO p. m. Sundays-8:25, 11:15, d. nl, 6:45, $50 D. m.
 For Winsted--6:5O (via Naugatuck JJunction), 9:32 a. m, 12O1, 2;SB, 5:45 7:4l p. m Sundays-S:25 a. m. 6:45 r.
 For Pittsfield and Intermediate Pointa 5:55 lvia Bridgeport), 9:32 a. m. 3.52 lvia Bridgeport) 4.05 p m. Sundays 7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. n.
 For Litchflc1d--9:32, a. m, 4:05 D. m. Sundays 7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
 Express trains, xLocai express.
 Parlor car limited M w. q. BIERD. r. c. COLBY.
 Gen. SnDt. Asst. Cen. Pass, Ast.
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Noted Sneaker at Y. Y. c. A.

The Rev. Rennetts c. Miller, a we'll known author, lecturer and singer, who is the Southern New England field secretary of the international re- form bureau of Washington, D. C., will speak in Foy auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. His subject will be "A Great Life Problem" MT Miller, who has considerable reputa- ton as a singer, will sing a number of selections. All men are cordially invited to attend this meeting.
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Al Woolsey Hall.

Tomorrow at 10:So a. m, John R. Mott, M. A., is to preach on Mission ary Work in the Far East" after his extended tour. This meeting will be open to the public, and the Yale chofr will sing. The honorary degree of master of arts was conferred on MT. Mott by Yale university.
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St. John's P. D. Church.
St. Thomas Church.

The services at St Thomas church tomorrow are Holy Communion at 8 Ia, m; morning prayer, litany and an- te-communion with sermon by the rec tor at 10:20, and evening prayer at 1 o'clock The Sunday school meets at 12:05.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

N The First Methodist Episcopal church, corner College and -Elm streets, Rev. Francis T, Brown, pastor,--Class meet ing at 9;30 a, m, Pubic worsnlp vsils Waln sermon by the pastor at 10;S0 Blpie school at noon; Chinese school at noon; Chinese Sunday school at 2:SO Ep- worth league meeting at e:30 Publir worship at 7:30 with an address by the Hon. Michael Tanning of Phlladelphla- Subject, The Temperance Reform m Connecticut
 ' Second Church of Christ. Scientist, sunday services at Warner nall, lO44 Chapel street 10;S0 a. m and l:S0 ?. m. First reader, Rev. s. F. Simonseni;; c, S. B, subject, Soul and Body. Sunday school at 11;45 a. m. Tes- timonial meeting Wednesday at p. m. A free reading room Is maintained by this church In the Chase building lolo Chanel street. Open week days from II a. m. to D. m. and Monday evenings All are welcome
 N First Church of Christ, Scientist-The services of First Church of Christ Sel- enlist, are held Sunday. at I9;S9 a. m' and 7:S0 ?. m, in Rep4hncan nal nal, rem nn Tamnie street. Subject. 'Souh and Rody" Golden text: For as the boSy without the spirit Is dead, so faith without works is dead also. '--- James 2:26. ,, o+, of+or +ba ,,,ornjng service The Wednesday nl.vening testimonial meeting is held at etpb+ o'clock. A reading room main taGnad bv this church in the Malley bniiding 9O2 Chapel street. is open 5eiiv from 10 a. m. to D. m., except Sundays and legal holidays; on Wednes- e,N 5av from 10 a. m. to 7;90 p. m; Tues Ssy and Saturday from 7:So to D. m. A cordial welcome to all.
 ryoua+d Avenue Congregational Cbny.h (corner Howard and Columbus ooTrlee,p,,1Ies--Preaching in the morning by Pev Tlliott Leonard Moses or Mlodie ton NeY' Mass Mass Subject, Self and the Ghnndant tTli, l Life" Evening service to ?. m.
 rr,nttv Methodist Church Dwight s,,a it.a Taorge streets), w. H. Kidd, Pas tor-Morning worship at 1Q:So Win cor, an on aRecompense." kinqersar- .a,, at the same hour. Sunday l scb1ool at noon. Epworth league meet | inp at 6;90, Evening worship at 7'S0i win sermon on Religious Parasitisn1' nwieht Place Congregational Church. Rev William w. Leete, D. D., pastor
 Preaching services at 10;S9 and 7;3o. Rible school at noon. Young People 1 Meeting at 6:3O D m
 ! Trinity P, E, churoh-The services at
 trinity P. E. church torhorrow will be
 os tolIowa: a. H., noly commhni0n
 f6s6 a, In.. morning prayer and ser,
 rrdfi by the Rev Wm. Herbert Nieho
 of Kent. England; 12:l0 Sunday school 7.30. evening prayer without sermon
 and special musical service bs th' choir. ---,--4------.'--. '--.-------------