davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BuiIding Contracts

Thomas +. kiernan with Mckee building com
nauV-Io erect a three story and basement
frame six fats. at SW corner Of Oak street ana
Masonic avenue, 33x100; $1,000
Jennie A. and Charles r. Croker with Gin
Ton fircnF0oting company. ct Ffreproofng
concrefe elevators and concrete basement fOoTs
for a I've story and basement building at cor
uer Of FIRST and Mission streets Sc 1ss Ne
2Ts XIV 50 SW 1916 NV 1876; $50. $50. 81
First Federal trust company with Lamson
consolidated store service company and Art Metal
const rrcrion company-E'neumatic tubes and
metal fftings and furniture for bank and trust
dcnarfment of bank building at NV corner Of
Monteomery and Post streets, 20 by " 1eO;
SO 500
Iarkin 81 Haycraft with p Johnson-Paint
ing for a three story and basement frame in y
Ifre ~ Jackson street. 165 + OF Larkin. z % g
hv \ 137 g: $40
Charles A. Rossler with c. CarneTaf and L. B
Tlosn-To erect four story brick building in
= lire of Dupont street. S7-G OF Clay, ga
Z GO. 5 9. eSs9. x. " 1916; $1s.eoo.
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L. 5. Brunch Hydrographic Ofice

branch Of the United States Photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Nayigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers 10 navigation and matters
Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, y. s. N. in charge.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco. August II. 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
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Time Ball

United States Branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, August
Il. 190S.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
Standard Time (I20th Meridian) or at Sh OOn
COS, Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u. s n I'm charpe
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1000 Columbia Mt 252000 Nev GoldfeId o.
6See Com Fraction.l % 1880 Orig Rawhide. o.
Seoo Com Frac- 4 - 1000 Orig Rawhide. O.
$500 Com Fraction 90 1900 Do 5..... %
100 Daisy .- 13 $50 Orc ... l.
loco Dr. Bite c. II 1000 Rawhd Queen. o5
5000 Eagles Nest. 81 100 Red Hills 49, II
100 Florence so 200 Silver Pick =. %
1000 Gold Bar ~ o. 1900 - Ives ~ 81
1900 Cid Con M.6 80 2OoO West End 80 o.
40 Gid Con A.. 80 s5 lD00 yellow Tiger II
5ve q Kwanas bro 10000 Yellow Tiger l..
1000 CID Kenanas Is
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Late Arrivals Dock Early

The army transport Buford and tn,
Pacific Mail liner Manchuria, which ar
rived Sunday too late to dock, wen
TO their respective wharves early yes
terday morning and by 10 o'clock al
the passengers Were ashore.
The Buford's holds were cleared o.
freight yesterday and today the trans
port will be turned over the quarantin,
authorities to be fumigated. Tomorrow
the transport VIII be drydOcked a
Hunters point.
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CAMP
HEREAFTER
Jacksonville Judge to Deal
Harsly With the Pistol
Toters."

The Jacksonville Metropolis OF re-
cent date says:
This morning, when the case of Jas.
A. Evans was called in the criminal
court OF record for trial, the young
man, by advice OF his attorney, en-
tered a plea OF guilty OF carrying a
concealed weapon "a pistoD, he hay-
ing it while in a quarrel with a black
man, and when arrested two weeks
ago. Evans evidently expected that
he would be sentenced TO pay a fine.
but Judge Maxwell made the an
nouncement that ne would not here
after impose any fines for this crime.
as fines did not seem TO decrease the
number OF such offenses. He then SEN
fenced Evans to four months in the
convict camp.
Attorney Davis pleaded for a light
fine, instead Of imprisonment, but
Judge Maxwell made no change Of
sentence. The aged mother of Evans
sat near the Judge, and heard the
sentence pronounced. and saw her
young son carried TO jail.
Evans was employed last summer
to catch unlicensed dogs for the city
and impound them. A negro attempt
ed to assault Evans and rescue a dog
he had captured. Evans drew his re-
anu hAliCA ~aC
was pronounced case of self-defense
and he was released.
Attorney Davis said that If any man
in the city had an interest in Kidding
the city Of rabid and diseased dogs
that he had. and that Evans had done
much in this good work. Mr.. Davis,
three years ago. suffered the loss of
a bright. lovely little son from the
bite OF mad dog.
Mr.. Davis was asked after court
in the case. and he said: II intend to
exert myself in behalf OF Evans. and
for the relief and comfort for his aged
and distressed mother, though with
out any compensation therefor" He
will probably now appeal 10 the state
board of pardoAs for Evans.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT.
Sfeamehlos

Coya, Br. S., Williamson, 2127, Pts
equa. Chill, to Gulf Transit Co.
BarkstrOn, Br SIS, Golborne, 2916, for
Rio Janeiro to Gulf Transit Co.
Chas. LeCour, French IS, Letestu
1446. Cardiff to Gulf Transit Co.
Br. IS. Barkston, Rio Janiero to
Gulf Transit Co
Hollingside, Br SIS. Williams, 1918,
Dakar to South Atlantic Steamship
Co.
Wilma, Span SIS, Aroteugui, 1888,
Liverpool, to Gulf Transit Co.
Ships.
Niobe, Ital ship, BosZo, 1852, Monte.
video to Rosasco Bros.
Majorca, Nor ship, Arnesen, $50
Buenos Ayres to A. Zelius.
Mabella, Nor ship, Backer, 1889,
Aberdeen to order.
aarks.
Ocean, Rus blk, Eriksen, 1899, Rio
Janeiro to A. ZeliuS.
Remonstrant. Nor blk, Rostrup, 1909
Puerto Cabello to A Zelius.
Nordlyset, Nor blk, Christensen,
1854, Buenos Ayres to master.
San Antonio, Span. blk, Roura, 1242,
Havana to master.
Hiawatha, Nor biz, Johnson, laos,
Liverpool 20 master.
Gavarone Frateli, Ital blk, Rittore,
1853, Genoa to master.
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HARB0R, RIVE
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
The Bay Front.

Four oyster boats arrived at the
West Cedar street landing yesterday
with a combined catch Of about 80
barrels of oysters. The Anna Marc
nj brought seven barrels from the Big
Sabine.
The schooner Frances Ann loaded
a cargo Of coal at Baylen street wharf
Yesterday for use at the quarantine
station.
The auxiliary schooner Murrow,
which arrived mere Friday from Per-
dido bay with a cargo of naval stores,
Whites dry dock for the purpose of
putting on new propeller.
The smack Nancy Lee has arrived
to the Bay Fisheries company with
a large catch of red snappsis.
The British steamship MaItoy ar.
rived yesterday from Tampa. She has
$500 tons OF phosphate rock in tran
sit and was locked at PerGido wharf
to take on more cargo. She is con-
signed to john A Merritt & Co.
Inc SpduISu snip 0du |4utOuiO has
been moved from Palafox street
wharf to Muscogee wharf, where Sne
win take on cargo.
The steamship Tarpon arrived yes
terday morning from Apalachicola
and other points with 500 barrels of
naval stores. She will leave tonight
for Mobile.
The river steamer J. P. Williams ar
rived yesterday from Blackwater
with IS barrels of nava lstores.
Arrived.
Maltby. Br. SIS, Fisher, 2540, Tampa
to ]. A. Merritt & Co.
Cleared.
Hiawatha, Nor ship, Johnson, 1912,
for Montevideo, with 1,242,000 S. feet
lumber.
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Under Lock and Key
B. GerSon'S Store
Stock In hands Of G. w Grooves &.
Watch, Wait Until Wed
nesday, November 10.
Mary and the Kitten

Little Mary was playing with her
pet kitten. The kitten scratched her,
and she exclaimed: You is a darned
old kitty"
Her mother told her she must never
utter such a naughty word again, and
TO be sure to impress it on her mind,
washed her mouth out with soap and
water.
The next day Mary was again play
ing with the kitten, and again trouble
arose. when she was heard to re-
mark:
you is just the same kind of XII
ten you was rdayi"-Delineato
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VILLAGE Of
CLAY HOUSES
Novel Project Started in
New Jersey-Fire Dan
ger Averted.

An unusual undertaking, the build
ing of fireproof village, is in prog
ress at Mountain Station, on the Dor
der line between Orange and South
Orange, n. J. Six houses are well on
the way to completion already, and
they are all made of burned clay in
the form of hollow blocks. The roofs
are of either asbestos shingles or
slate.
Nowhere else in the country, it is
said, are there so many freproof
dwelling houses in one group The
scheme is the result of the study of
improved methods OF construction
within the last few years.
The heirs of the Henry A Page es-
tate are carrying through the under
taking. One Of the Page heirs who
has been interested for several years,
in developing the properties of the es-
tate, formerly put UP houses of rein
forced concrete. Recently he retained
an engineer to make a special inves-
tigation Of fireproof materials and
building methods. for the purpose of
comparison. The consequence of the
investigation was that terra Gotta
blocks, instead of concrete, were
chosen for the Jersey dwellings.
Each of the houses now being built
at Mopuntain Station has eight or ten
rooms. All partitions, as well as the
floors and outside walls, are of terra
Gotta, SO that a fire could not spread
from one room to another. In one OF
the houses Is floor with a span OF
eighteen feet, the longest span ever
made with this type of construction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-15
A BROKEN BACK.

That pain in your back caused by
lumbago, sim muscles or a strain is
an easy thing TO get rid of. Billiards.
Snow Liniment cures rheumatism,
lumbago, sore and stiff muscles,
strains, sprains, cuts, burns. bruises,
scalds and all aches and pains. You
need a bottle in your house.
Sold and recommended by W. A.
D'Alemberte, druggist and apothecary,
III South Palafox street. Pensacola.
Fla.
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SERVICES At
THE CHURCHES
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AT SACRED
HEART CHURCH AT HIGH MASS
THIS MORNING AT s:3o-sPEc-
IAL SERVICES AT eApspEN
STREET CHURCH.

Beautiful music will be rendered at
the Sacred Heart church, where the
Golden jubilee OF Pope Plus x viii
be celebrated with higa mass at 9:3o
O'Clock. The sermon will be on the
life and character of the present pope,
whose Golden Jubilee il to be cele-
krated next Tuesday.
The regular choir win be assisted
by the following musicians:
violins-Messrs. Max j. Heinberg,
Henry Cohen and I. j. Diaz-
Clarinet-Mr. L .Dolmeyer.
Cornet-Mr. r. Palatano.
Baritone-Mr. j. Lombardo.
The. following program viii be rem
dcred:
Professional. Marche .Fontfdcale,
Gounod. orchestra.
Asperges. Gregorian.
Kyric and Gloria, Mersa de Angels,
Mode v.
Credo, Gregorian, No. H.
Offertory. Andanto Religioso. Mo
Fart. cornet solo and orchestra.
Sanctua Harmonized Grego-ian,
Perosi, basse. soprano and alto.
Benedictus, Gregorian chant.
Agnus Del, in three voices, Linden
berger.
Communion, Sanctersina.
= Recessional, March. Golden jubilee.
Beethoven.
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The Difference

Il don't know whether to take an
airship or a submarine said the am
ateur inventor. TRY fle airship,'
advised a friend. "All you have to
do is get it UP; it Is bound to come
down. Now, the submarine You have
to get down and then get it up again
Kansas City Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-15

For your best fellow a
whole box of good cigars for
rs cents, at the Crystal Phar-
macy.
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An indeIible Impression.

First Tourist-What are you writ
ing down? Second Tourist-rm max
ing note of few things that have
made an indelible impression upon
my memory, SO l shan't forget them.
-Cornelfs Saturday Journal.
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a Great Disanpointoent

Miss Rambo-So de wedding was a
great Disappointment?
Mr.. Sambo-I should say so. We
wired TO town for hundred razors.
rush an de fool merchant sent all
safety razors.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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A Special Sermon.

Rev. F. NJ. Turner, the evangelist.
will preach a sermon to men only
this afternoon at o'clock at the Gads-
den street Methodist church. Rev.
Turner has Just closed a very sue
cessful meeting in Mobile. and re-
Gently he was in Meridian, where for
twenty days he conducted a revival,
which drew large congregations.
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First Methodist Church--Corner Psiafox
and Garden. Rev. c. w. Gavin, pastor
Telephone 1904. s:Se a. m. sunday school.
J. N. Andrews. superintendent. Regular
services at IL a. m. and 7:3o p. m
oadsden Street Methodist Church-Rey
r. A. Rogers. pastor. Sunday School $3.50
q, M, W. r. Bennett. Superintendent
Services at II a M Evening service at
S:3o.
Busy Peoples CASA Class in con-
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A Sure-enough Knocker.

j. G. Goodwin, of Reidsville, n. c.,
says: Bucklen's Arnica Salve is a
sCre-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer, but
that wonderful salye knocked it out in
a few rounds. Not even a scar re-
NAMED" Guaranteed for piles, sores,
burns, etc. Csc. at all druggists.
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vi t4tAo NO1HlAA oAOa46 AC0ASA EG
journal not later than D. m. ON Sat
urday OF each week.
The order of services at the various
churches IN and near Pensacola to-day
CATHOLIC.
st. Mlehsei's chureh--First Mass at
Mas. lGso = re- Mars ana = % n. e
Z p. M. Beneaietien b. M. baptism .
81. Jesssh's chureh--sundays: Low
Masses with Jnstraeiion. at Z and ESQ a.
the blessed saeranent as 5 ?. N: Bap-
Week days: s Mas Z; a. q a:sey a sR 15o
Cornerstone from : to p M on the
Obligation and First Fridays. Also every
morning before the Masses
first saptlst Church.--Rev. Thos. NJ
6slisway, pastor; residence s IA W. Gads-
>. Begss. sapt. Preaching aching SER services ii a.
vices "Wednesday morning. 1880. An are
Rev. G. L. CoIiey. supt of the Anti-Sa,
loon League OF Florida, will preach Regu-
lar SERVICES at $50 p NJ
Gadsden and Jackson streets. on 18th
avenue. J. W. senterntt, pastor. Preach
ms End and 9Th Sundays In each month
at II a. m. ana 7:45 m. No services at
$40 p. m. to-day. on account OF the pro-
bibition lecture at the Gadsden Street
Methodist church, Sunday school every
sunday at s:45 a. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday night at 7:4s .. IN.
B. Y. p. U. every Sunday at 6:45 b. IN.
West Hin Baptist church.--I9I2 West
jackson street j. W, Senterf1tt, pastor.
Preaching every first and ard sundays at
IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m. Sunday School
every Sunday at 10 a. m Prayer meet
lug every Thursday at 1870 D. m. b. Y.
p. L. Sundays at 7;4S p. m.
reiecopA,
Christ church.--ReV- p II whaley, D.
D., rector. Services at 7:4s and II q. m.
and 2: m. Organ recital sr night SER
Vice. Sunday school at 9:s5 q m.
The following music will be rendered at
the organ recital after the evening SER
Vice at 7:45 p. m-:
Allegro Msestoso. from Fifth Sonata, by
Nocturn in z Tat, Chopin.
Marcia In r Fat. Saiosne.
Mr.. H. C Dcrr win sing s"The Lord is
My Shepperd." by Liddie.
st. \kathsrins's chureh--Rev A. NJ.
Niles, rector. Low eciebration of the Holy
Comrnnnion at 4 ra.: Sunday School
$3.50; High celebration sad sermon at IL
sues .e xssssrs :. 5o as S S s.o wan
riugtou. at 1;5e p m.
Saint katharine's Guild rneees Ia the
Rectory on Wednesday afternoon at t:se
ss. johns. warrinassn.--Eveninx pray
or and sersnon Use p. m.
METNopisr.
First Methodist church--Corner Psiafox
and Garden. Rev. c. w. Gavin. pastor
Telephone 1904. s:Se a m. Sunday school
J. N. Andrews. superintendent. Regular
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uNlvERsALIST CHURCH.

First uniserssiist church-East Chase
street Rev. Charles p, Hall. pastor. resi-
Preaching at II a. m. and ESQ 2. m sun
day school 10 a N. Y p. c. y. at $50
p m Prayer meeting "Wednesday at 7:3o
p. n. A most cordial Invitation is extend
ed to all.
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SERVICES TO-DAY.

Ministers are respectfully request,
any change in the order of services
at their respective churches. Notices
for this column should reach The
Journal not later than 6 D. m. ON Sat.
urday Of each week
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MAZnAZNAN.

Maxdaxnan coneregation holds services
at II a. m. and p. ma, room $50 Brent
Building Miss A. Carien. reader The
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nectiOn with the Gadsden Street Sunday
time TO property prspare the lesson during
the week. meets Al s:30 a. m.
Mssssd fist, M,ssIss chsrsh-c1snsr lIth
nnessisg Tnarsda ia .a s:4s 20 ,. p 3. M ase
Wall. sunday. Nov 10. 1908. sunday
School opens at 1880 a. m, at 1880 p m.
SONG service and sermon by the reslilar
at 9:3o p m.s Nov Ia. 1908. song service
and sermon By Rev. E. Z. Rice. Baptist
AZ eymrssism at F Z - earraneas--sun-
= M. solo by Mrs. Lieut.. Wilson and
.Universaiist Church. Pensacola. At p
m. Sunday School opens. "Wednesday, at
1850 p m. December IL, 1903, song service
First Baptist sunday school, Pensacola,
Fla The public are cordially invited to
attend all OF abeve services.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian chureh.--Rev. Julian
srsyes setiSE at evenings
at 7:so. sabbath School $3.50 a m
tor will conduct services each FRIDAY
evening at 7:ss at New City Mission. East
New CITY Sunday sshoet--corne- 18th
avenue and Blount Street. at $3.50 p m. c.
F; Geek. supt. c, v. Thompson in charge
~ A%AtA0 SioS0s AL efC GC<~ohiC-
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
es.n1sn Lutheran ch.reh..aey. j r
a. m. German, services at 10:so a m.
English service at p Va. Confession az
HsIse Sasssrs ssssiess fssso q m. M
English service att p. IN.
SASKATOON ARMY.
SaIvatien Arny--HalI 2a1S West Gov
n ST G Jasor sns se ME- M
Salvation Army meeting D. M Ser
vices every night. excepting Monday, at
. ,. IN. Aeordial welcome win be ex-
w e; 4. ,.,,,,.,,
rom 8 70 p. m. sunday cinn $50 p. IA.
Boys Bible Cass 3.se .. m, Bible Teach
sr.' Training Cass Thursday ? M Open
daily from a. 10. to 10 p m. Visitors cor
daily wecomc.
FIRST CHRISTIAN cHvRcH.
Regular services at ths First Christian
Church. conducted by the minister, Thos.
Lennos. Preschinx at ii a m and 1850
In the vineyard Subject Tor the even
ing, Sparks from Antioch"
sARAcA CLASS.
saraea Ciass.--The Young Mems Baraca
Glass of the First Methodist Church will
Street Methodist Church. at corner Of
e;adsden street and 9Th avenue.
The Church OF chrIst--Cer. Jackson and
Aicaniz SITS Bible School s:45 a m. and
preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p m, by
FTavil Hall. an evangelist Of the church,
who is conducting series of meetings.
which will continue throughout the week
each day at go p. m. Song practice this
afternoon at 3. All are invited to attend
these meetings.
uNivERsALtST CHURCH
tAs~ 49, cAA,H~6--EaSf fShzzA
street. Rev. Charles r, Hall. pastor. resi-
dence Cuilfepnart7e and Gonzalez streets.
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If you're in love with Miss Anti
Quated Ideas or engaged to Miss Old
Style. These ladies are 1ot favorably
disposed toward The Empire Laun-
dry as this company refused to en-
ploy them and they were forced to
go elsewhere.
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CHURCH or CHRIST, SCIENTISTS.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Reorns 1915 Masonic Temple. Services:
Sunday. II D. M; Wednesday. p. N.
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SrcVArION ARMY.

s.,x.,t.s ~ SwSIi2gT snsr w., cov-
crnnnerlf ST. Capt and Mrs. T. ". McAffee
IN charge Junior services ESQ D m:
vices every night excepting Monday, at
p. IN. A-eordial welcome win be ex-
tended TO all.
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The Church OF ChrIst--Cor. Jackson and
Aicaniz SITS Bible School s:45 a m and
preaching at IL a. m. and 7:2o p m, by
F1avil Hall. an evangelist Of the church,
which will continue throughout the week
each day At 7:30 p. m. Song practice this
afternoon at 3. All are invited to attend
these meetings.
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RARAcA CLASS.

saraea Ciass.-The Young Mems Baraca
Class of the First Methodist Church will
meet Sunday morning at the Ga9s6en
Street Methodist Church. at corner OF
Gadsdcn street and 9th avenue
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Y. M. c. A.--Asseciation building oper
from 3 to p. IA. sunday Club $3.50 p N
Boyg Bible Cass 3.se p. m, Bible Teach
ers' Training Caas Thursday s > M Open
daily from a. II. to 10 p. m. Visitors cor
daily wecomc.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

German Lutheran Church.-Rev- j. r,
w, ReinhArdt~ pzstor.S Sunday School
"a. M German SERVICES az 1870 a m,
English service at p W. Confession az
-Heue. Faster. Serffces 10;S0 a m;
English service att D. IN.
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Regular services at the First Christian
Church. conducted by the minister, Thos
Lennox. Preaching at II a M and 1880
,. M Subject for the morning. 'swsrking
in the Vineyard Subject for the even
ing, Sparks from Antioch
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EPISCOPAL
METNoplsT.

SS. JonnA Warrtnesors>~EV
er and serEnon Use p. m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-01-30
A MUSICAL FEAST.

On Friday evening for the first
time an entertainment will be given
in the auditorium of Caldwell Ca
thedral to which the general public
will have access, or at least so many
of them as have been fortunate
enough to secure seats. The ad-
vance sale opened on Friday, and
before night about six hundred
tickets were sold. Such a sale is
Unprecedented, and shows that the
public knows that a rich treat is in
store for them.
The occasion is concert to be
given by Caldwell Consistory Quar-
tet consisting of K. F. Colley, E.
H. Ent, A. N. Yost, and O. H.
Yetter, assisted by Ruthven Mac
Donald, baritone; Mrs. Macdonald
pianist, and Miss Landes, reader.
We are told that "when Mac
Donald sings every word is heard.
He knows how to articulate as well
as vocalize And his list of songs
it is a long one. He can sing
"The Messiah" "The Creation, "
"Elijah," or other ora,orios, or he
can sing a sweet love ballad or a
strong descriptive song or tender
heart poem all with true art and
vocal appreciation, and all are made
understandable"
Mrs. Macdonald is All accom-
plished pianist, and Miss Landes
has high reputation as reader.
Their services were secured through
Prof. o. Fl. Yetter's acquaintance
with them, and he was exceeding
ly fortunate in securing the assist
ance of such talent.
The concert will be one of the
leading musical events of the sea-
son.