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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court, No. ,sa

NOuhIY OF quay,
Mary II. Phelps ". Robert 10 Phelps
The said defendant, Robert Il Phelps, is
hereby notified that q suit in divorce has
been commenced against you in the D,s-
iriei Cour, for the County Of Quay. Terri
tory OF New Mexico, By said Mary II.
Phelps, alleging abandonment and non
support: thar unless you enter oF cause TO
be entered your appearances in said suit
on or before the I2th day oi October, A.
ID. Iocs. decree Pko CONFESSO therein
will be rendered against you.
lsEALl CHAs y. Downs. Clerk.
J. r. MArrEsoS. Esa 1acumcari. New
Mexico. ATTY. for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

wish to %nnounce that am the nom.
inee al the Democratic party Of this coun.
~ Tor tn" office Of sheriff, and hrsiFr To
ask the support Of every citizen who be.
liev-s ! am a desirable man for the place.
Respectfully
FRANK WARD.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
RUDULPH FOR sUPERINTEND.
EMF.

NJ. Rudulph, present Superin-
tcndcnt OF Schools OF this county,
IS announcing in this issue OF the
News, his candidacy Tor recollection,
subject to the action OF the Repub-
lican County Convention, which
convcncs on September 18th. Mr..
Rudolph has held this Office for
the past six years, and has proven
himself capable and deserving in
every respect. When he took the
office six years ago, there were
only n few districts in the county,
and less than one thousand scho-
lastic population, and today there
are Sevcnty-thrce school districts
IN the county, and nearly six
thousand boys and girls OF school
age. He has always manifested
great interest in his work, and has
made it a rule to visit every
school in the county, each year,
and oitener ii need be; his books
are always found in excellent con.
dition, and he attends promptly to
the business OF his office, and is
courteous and obliging in his ofi-
cial relations with both teachers
and constituency.
Mr.. Rudolph was educated at
ST. Michael's college at Santa Fe,
and taught school several years
before he was elected to this office.
He conducted the first Teachers
institute held in Quay county, and
has made them among the most
successful in the territory; the
present session closing today, is
an absolute success. lie has done
more Tor the advancement OF pub
!c school interests than any other
citizen OF Quay county, and while
the salary OF $500. 90 n year
has been inadequate, and he has
been compelled to give a portion
OF his time to business matters, in
order TO support a large family, he
spent the major portion OF it in
school work; and now that the sal
AIRY IS TO be increased, it elected
he intends TO devote his entire
time and enegy to the duties OF the
office. lie has been solicited from
every school district in the county
to make the race for reelection,
the solicitations coming from mem.
beers OF both parties. He has
never had any opposition in his own
party until now, since a better salary
Is to he paid, there is likely to be
several candidates; but the News
feels that in Justice to the excellent
service he has rendered the public
schools, he is entitled to the nomi.
nation. Mr.. Rudolph resides at
Rudolph, ten miles EAST OF Tucum.
carl, where he has until recently
been conducting a country store.
Should the republican party nomi.
nate him, the News believes there
is little doubt that he will be elect.
ed, and that the people OF Quay
county who are interested in the
schools, will never have any
cause to regret having supported
him for the office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

| hereby announce my candidacy Tor
the office Of sheriff Of Quay County. sub.
jsct To- the action of the Republican
County Convention.
WV. TRouP.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29
For Sale

Or will trade Tor city property
100 acres decided land, q miles east,
we'll improved price $500. 90. In
quire OF this paper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

hersoy announce my candidacy for re-.
election To the office Of Superintendent, ~
schools Of Quay county, subject to the
action OF the Republican County Conven.
ton. Respectfully,
MtLSOR RUDULpH.
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For Treasurer and Collector
l.. T.. TAYLOR.
Tucumcari
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-29

Expert Watch Repairing At
Yaseen's lewelry Store,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
E#SfHEtA AN3s-At2t-Aa
oil koTesponldisnt uuKurYera Wars

NSssSrsY SA4fs-Aats1I
|:oil kooresPpolndtslnt 50 s 1lKlnrEJy Wars
EEszaWaslkieggosst ..
Top y y BE Pre-
[5konanie .ssoaere, .esdpar1 kr6lew,ez.
WhAiR]EIssszl,AialwA: z GALAXY PREY
:byl syd, ktory porozlepialsogio's =
MIA v warssawskich bdzuioach, 10
E~ppr1yjechal : Paiestyny, skFaad przy-
wld.HBzio}.: m rozmaite chorobJ.
N ieszkanle jego odwiedza1y CO.
:dziie.unle.. se:ki os6b. w pokoiu
wisili csnnilkl zldI, ktdrych paczka
koszta#as.a7okolo / rabla-ho kop.
!. Gudotw6teas. " koncu poki6cii
|tsiiss=1e sw IN pemocuikiem, Wskutsk
ozeggo5te wysnal, ze viola pocho=-
dsased.tatsjszego ogroduiks.
MEiifd tjli j pod Warszawa mic
|szkaN ,~,czarodziej ~chrz.scianiu,
- 80 - &@5E -. (. -. -. 49,, 80 !. - ~
Ektory ub.era..sie j mieszka fan.as.
=t7csnie :Gdy przywozedon ohore,
go, .,czarodziej.s wchodzi do pleca,
;skadzwYdaje :1r6zae jeki, msjace Cd.
=strashyd ,ste ducby''. Rads maj
mniej i teg6soz .odzieja koaztu,e
8 ruble. Pr4y rogatoe warssawskiej
Eoczekuje co .dziennle furmanka "a
Ebierajao ludzl do ,,csarcdzieja".
w Warszawie wreszcie ,grasuje
-. ~ g#..:.-.. ---= H Sol ~
cd pewnego czasn ,,doktor nauk
Oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, kt6ry, jakoby
przepowiada. p~rsyszfost pod}uy
,,sys,emu naukowego'' nDoktor:'
ten o,eszy sic podobno naiwiekszem
powodzeniem W Aferaoh nawpdi in
tyl,gentpyoh.:
Pol oya i sadY powinny ostro wy
stapid: przeeiwklo tego rodzaju o"
's.i: 80 - Ns
szustom. . =a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
z 0 MOSKALA.

a-r q. -: 80 a..E {: .s5%|af: - tGr =
WARszA VA w prsejezdzie do
7Pettersburga odwiedzl} kr. jerry
serbskl Warssawe j pred kores-
:pondentami ,'Kuryera W arszaw
:skieoo" "New York Heralda'
tax sic wyrazi} Q Polsce:
"Pozna}em caiy ogtom wassej
kultury, sslachetncd6. waszyoh
duss i piekaosd kraju' Uwazamn
Polske "a wybras2 narod6w sfo-
:wlaisklch, ! pierwsse : n,ch saimq
Ejjaca miejsce.
Newet wysej nal fRosys va
5sza krdlewska wysokoSd ja stawia2
zdztWloAy SHpsDAnuo
amerykansd: .
TAX, bexwarunkowo uwasam
kulture Polski = najgisbssa, b
najstarza j najhardziei wg,zlache'.
|:tn1ona prsez oierpieala inajaywot-
Enielaze he imponuje swym rozvo~
jemi swa swae'neaeia wteay, gdJ.
je zgonu oczekivano.
-Jak rs Serbia, to bardso
prsejmie, VASES wysokodcl wtrss-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
2 MAD GRANICY. KrWaw,

q NAD GRANICY. Krwawy
dramat ro1egraf sic y A Al 'a' = o
vie, "a pograniosal Kr6lestwa pol.
skiego. Rseznik Rnszanshz S1nze:
va wpad1s.y Az miieaszkaaan'ia rod.l-
COW swej nar.eczonej, da1 diva
strsa}y, kt6re srani1ly pieszc1eaIiiwee
dzlewcze 6%miertelnie. Tr.ecim
's:rza}em po}osyl morderca sam sie
BE trupem. Rusxands1kii dopu6ci1> sic
krwawego ozynu rzekomo dlatego,
poniewas r0dsioe dziewo1eoia ME
chcie]. zexwolidna pobranie sic je.
go : iof c6rka. Ruszanski by{ od1
dany pijahstwu.
t..s -t- ).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
Z PRuS POLSRIl[C[H.

49,. 1880 &S5&A- 4%"3EG"ES go
KWlDZYN. sZbrodnie pope}nio-
no ma kosaykarsu Czerwinskiem :
Nebrowa. Wieczorem " niedzicle,
gay oko}o ~ godziny wraca} do
.domu. otrzyma} nagle slime uderzt
mic W glove z ty}u, ktdre 60 poz'
bav Ito przytomno6ci. Co sig poi
nici z MIN dxla}c, tego Czerwinski,
kt6ry powr6ci} Y nocy ma piatek
do domu ME vie. Stwierdzono, II
napastnicy zawlekli go'do jakiejs
kryj6wk,, gdzie 60 poigali nozami
i gd,ie 60 przez kilka dni przttrzy-
mywali. w czwartek wieczorem
chcieli go utopi6, zadawszy mu
nozem J~eszcze kilka ran. Czerwln.
ski wr6cil jeduat we wodzie do
przytomnoscl / zaczo}gal sic do do
mu. Ma g}owie mai ls ran cd noia
i cudem doprawdy nazwac MONA,
lie wyszedi Gallo z przygody. Dc
mliemywauego podwd]neggo morder
&c Prangeego przedstawiono W sobo-
: te, piec,u::robotnikom z Po'sk', ktd
;~rzy poznali " MIN natychm'ast te
. osobisto6t, kt6ra I'm sprzeda}a z e
garek Dausa. Prange wypiera} sic
M razie wszystAiego W kohcu
!, przyzpal sig jedDak, re tax by}o,
jeno sic wykreca}, re zegarek zna=
lsz}. Obecnie nlema juz najmniej~
szej watpliwosc,, re Prange jest
morderca Dausa i robotn,ka ogono~
wskiego. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
ZE SLASKA.

.A-ss I'M HSHg.% ~ ts8
j Y ~ AZ N l1l[4l' uv.aa la .
[1ieya ,ebraniis esytelni ola kk ,9li,
F'ta M patbiczn.e y tnalaallosa,, la M przewoa--
..deeiosaos towar1ystva ,. Wojciie't,
.ohova KEodrfaotowg kare p.eniee.:
zaeg q rto,zgglots,zenie zebra .,ia esyy.
:telni. PAM. x odwolala sle do %
twierdzao; ae mimo wlelkhij-i~
.czby $50 czlonkin, =poslodaenia
osytelni ME 81 publicsnemi. Sad
prrzyznafs jjej s}usznosd iuwolnii il
cd why i kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

W NoWEJ W1LEJCE pow.
oezhianskiego, wloScianka Natalja
Krawczukowapowi1a czworaoxkii
3 ch1opo6w i c6rsczke; & ostatnis
maria. Chhlopcy &c zdtoWii, zalrr,6..-
lno mutka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26
z POZNANSKlEGO.

II f~VZNANSA4EUUs
ZMARGONINA donosza, ze u
|wYkrycic rabusis, kt6ry etrzelsf
do rs. praboszcza w{amywa}sie do.
.ko6cio}s, wyznaczy{ prezes rejen!
Ecyjny nagrody 500 NIX, a wladzs
=biskupia W Poznanin "a wykrycie
,abusia wyznaczy}a 30 III. Nagroda
zatem wynosi ogo}emsoo m.
W DYNAMO umarla nagle 10
ma mistrza stolarskiego M. Lewan
.dowskiepc a gdy ma usilne prosbv
uczestnik6w pogrzebu wstrzymaf
ks. zwolaki pochowanie zw}ok ]
:kaza1 otworzyd trumne. Utrzyma}a
sic BOWEN pog}oska, re Lewandos
wska lyle i tylko popadia " letarg.
Ma twarzy zmar}ej zauwazano kro
pie potu. Powiadomiony o tenn
.presydent pol.cyi kazal zwloki cen
lem aogledzin dalszych !przen:e66 do
l~azaretu- Zmar}a liczy lat 26.
POZNAN. p roces Kwileckich .
droczony. Pred tutejszym sadelnn ..
mathematician toczyt sic tn
process " sprawie zony s'razn:ks:
:tolejowego ceeylH Meyer pr.eoi-:
wko hrablnie Kwileckjej o wydanie.
dzieoka. Pc przes}uohaniu g}6wne.
go,swiadka obciazajacego, Iadwiggi
Andruszewskiej, ktdre trwalo do
godziny 6 wieczorem,ssi odroozono
rosprawy " oelu zasiaggnieeia nove-7
go msteryalu dowodowego. Prey
SHY termin odbeazie sic "a try
tygodnie. /
GRODZISK. Straszna smiercla
zg,ns} pewien robotnik W Rudni
kach. Kadowaf on zwir ma w6z,
przyczem usune}y sig mlnasy ziemi
i przysypafy, go zupesnie. Pracuja~
". poblMu ludsie nadbiegli z
pomoca, lecz JUL by}o zap6zno; nie
--. -r"'ia-:' 8 -
sze7ssl'Weg0 Ssoo0'''
an zy"ego'
81 nn1EhN1E onn6e,4 murv wie.|
.o,,a = 40 Inn. y. Stefan Polovn.
rod ktor odnov .:Leoha. skaza-]
on ,ostas ma mies,sc wiesienia]
:. ..pruba swawole.., iata wykry..
,ov.nei. ..1luuiu.sy.. h,l.,y-
,t6vu
/
PozNAN. Gazety .lem1eokle
nouaco L.nd1a...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

OSTROD. Smutay wypadek
wydarzy} sig W familii szaf~
nera kolejowego FrQelicba. Pomie"
dry godzina 5 a 6 obudzi}o dziecko
OLGA opowiadajac mu, IL natl
wypadia z }6zka ley Jak nieiyw'+
TAX by}o rzeczywidcie. MAJ poszea}
pc lekarza, kt6ry stwlerdzi} smierc
kobiety. Prey }ozku sta'a butelka z
olejkowatYm p}ynem. Przypusz-
cza]a, il kobieta padla ofiara pora-
>dy niesumiennej. By}a ona W sta
ME odmiennsm i p}yn ten s}uzYc
mia1 zapewne do u%suniec'a piodu;
Cialo zabra}a prokuratorya, kt6ra
wdrozyla sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

FIelnf. fanl 0uW0fa1a SIG 90 %
Edu, twierdzac; ze mimo w,elkiejj-li-
'czby $50 cz}onkih, poslodaenia
csytelni ME 90 publicznemi. Sad
przyznai jej slusznobd iuwolnii ja
cd why j kary.
z KR0LE MSKIEJ .HUIY do
Telegram, he W czwaltsk przed
@poiudniem wybuohl 10 ltsie;nia z:nle
v%yjaanlonej dotted plzycsyny polar.
$50 ludsi ,zuajdowa}o sic " stra-,
ssnem niebezpieczehstwie tax, Re
szdawa}o sic, il ME ma uz- ola nloh
cstunku. Try godzlny pcsebyli "
'kropnem. ~pc1oieniu, majao smierc
pred ocsyms. Tymczasem zmobl-
izowano straze pozarne, armla ro-
Ebotnik6w. wszystkioh lekarzy miej-
,oowroh j policja, kt6rsy : zapalem
podjeli dzia}o ratunku. Go ohwila
vydobywano ma SWAT odursonych,
gazami robotnik6w, kt6rych cd
stawiono do lazaretu knaps.aftowe-
90. Ofiara katastrofy pad} :1sstYgar
Roth.rt j trsech hajer6w. Wszel
kie usi{ovania lekarzy prsywrdce
nis lch do zyois okasa}y sic bezsku-
tecznemi.
GL1WlCE. Do salt sadowej
sssed{ .pewien m&ody cz}owiek =
palacem cygarem " ustach j to tam
"a miejsoe "a krata, przezuaczone
ola przys1uchajacej ZIG pub'icxno~
E,5ci. Sad 'skazaf 60 "a to :nieposza.-.
nowanle ma miejacu ma 80 marek
.kary. Mech to bedzie p~rzestroga.
ola innych. W Sadie halezy sic
:bardzo ostroznie zachowa6.
TARN. q r Dozcrca WIG.
Wo}kownik zeskoczyt tax
:niessoeestiwiez malego wozka re-
:cznego, re przewineaa mu sic k1szka,
:skutkiem csego zmarf wsrdd :okrop-
nyoh boleaoi ]es.cze tego sameggo
dnia.
WAkBoRYCH. 7&-letni Jan
l1e,mer : okolioy rwiaoc' o , spada
.r@E. xrfn-5-E-. 800 &.:S .%i- y, .-sE.. :
2 drabkl tax nleszoze6liwie, u fla
mai sobie kilka zeber; Poniewsz.
przebily mu one pluoa, zmar} wkrdt
ce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

- b. = .r--r . ! Hs...' - .r" .""-"t " "rFf -
=" GDANSK. Jak wladomo, znaj-
duje-sie-. tu W divorce Artusowym
, pos9g krola polskiego Augusta III,
postaw,ony tam r. l755 przez mia
sto z wdz4ecznosci "a }askl otrzy-
name I'd tego kr6la Posag ten wy
ku{ Jan Henryk, Meisner. Teras cd
kryto model drewniany tego posagu
" Rosyi naby}o 60 muzeum " Ham
burgu. = Kledy kr6l pruski Fry
deryk Wilhelm III odwiedzal
Gdahsk, przYbywszy do dworu Ar
tusowegc dopytywa} sic, gdzie
sic znajduje wspomnianY pc
sag. kt6ry usunieto, ably ME rail
oczu kr6la. Atoli kr6l zgapii to j
~oswiadczy{ re owszem rad widzi
posqg swego p%oprzednika " PIANO.
waniu mad Prusami Zachodnie
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-26

DZIAkDOWO. Nieostrozue OBJ
= u, . N -
!chodzenie sig z bronia sta}o sic zno~
WI powodem pieszczescia. W leslie
tutejszym zabawiali sic robotnicy
s%trzelaniem z rewolweru do tarczy,
przYczem robotnik Barkowski POI
strzeli} sobie niebezpiecznie lewa re
ky i odstawi6 60 musiano do domu
chorych. =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-18
The church was full of lilies:
Outside the sun shone bright;
It felt almost like summer;
I shut my eyes up tight,

bellion against plans and schemes. To
deride faith is to put aside not only
the force that works throughout the
realm Of life, but also to brush away
strongest and most spiritual talents
which are at least a part of the human
equipment.-Rev. DR.. Henry C. Swent-
eel. Episcopalian, Brooklyn.
GODS STILL VOICES.
He who would prize his eternal well
fare should take time for meditation,
and, retiring from the world to the 81
lent chambers of his being, God will
draw near and utter a divine message.
Further, the house of prayer is a most
favored place to hear Gods still
voices, and men and women do them
selves the greatest wrong if because
of the hurry and stress of secular life
or perhaps because of the glazing in
consistencies they have too often seen
in some professors of piety they deny
their souls the rich spiritual conmun-
ion of the house of God. Do you amid
the EARRING sounds Of this earthly stage
hear these still voices of the Almighty?
If you do not, it is not because God
does not speak to you, but because
your inward ear is not keyed to hear
the message. And why are these
voices so priceless, and what do they
tell you? They are voices of fatherly
love to warn you in some sore danger
Of temptation. They are voices of di-
vine guidance in some crisis when you
stand at the parting of the ways. They
are voices of comfort when you must
drink the bitter cup of sorrow. They
are voices of courage and Inspiration
in the shock of life's battle. And in
the valley Of the shadow of death, as
Joan heard again her angel voices,
when the flames rose about her at the
stake, they will be voices of faith.
hope and the assurance of immortal
victory. He, then, who is thoughtful
and wise and who would be prepared
for the emergencies of the unknown
future will not close his ear, but rev.
erently listen for these still voices of
God, which in many secret ways utter
words of priceless wisdom and guild
ance to the soul-Rev. Junius B. Re-
mensnyder, Lutheran, New York.
SOUL SATISFIER.
/ Wealth at a dying hour will not sat
isfy the soul; the past record Of
moral life will not satisfy a soul; a
good name in the hour of death will
not satisfy it, There are only two
ways upon which to build the fabric
of our belief-that is. upon the rock
Jesus Christ and with full confidence
| in his power to save.-Rev. DR.. Harri-
son. Methodist, Washington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-18

1.-THE Rich Fool" Special Sunday
school service. Special Easter music
| Sunday morning.
Kansas Avenue M. E. church. Geo.
w. Stafford. pastor. Sunday school
and Easter exercise at $50 a. m.
Preaching. II a. m. Evening service,
| organ voluntary.
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover.
Hymn.
Vocal duet "Hark, Hank, NV
Soul
Reading of Scripture
| Anthem-"Hear Us. o Father"
Offering.
Violin duet-'Traumerei."
| Vocal trio-"Protect Us Through
| the Coming Night
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover"
St Simons Episcopal church, the
Rev. H. B. Brown, priest. 1880 a. M.
Low Celebration of the Holy Euchar-
list; 10 a. M, Sunday school; IL a. M,
Mathis (choraD, 11:30 a. M, High
Celebration, Professional hymn, wei
| come Happy Morning." Communion
service by Merbeck. Introit hymn, "At
the Lambs High Feast We Sing"
Offertory solo. THE Way Of Peace
Lee. Nunc Dimittis by Barnby. Re
cessional hymn, Jesus Lives; Thy
Terrors Now" 4:30 .. M, evensong
(choraD with sermon and confirmation
by the Rt. Rev. F. r. Millspaugh, D.
D., bishop of Kansas. Solo. "Christ's
wright; violin solo, by Harry Dill
Victory" by Neidlinger, Mrs. j. NJ.
lard. All are cordially welcome to
these services.
First United Presbyterian church.
Rev. ]. A. Renwick, pastor. Preaching
II a. m, by the pastor; Sabbath school
10 a. m; Easter service. 1.-The Foun-
. tain of Life by a chorus of "a voices,
o. m.
Stephen S. Estey. D. D., pastor. 9:45.
Sabbath school; IL a. NJ. special Easter
services; p. m, Redden Chapel Sab
bath school; p. M, evening service,
sermon by the pastor.
First Christian church, Charles A.
Finch, pastor. Bible school, 9:45 a.
| m; communion and preaching, IL a..
| M: evening service, O'Clock. The
Ohio evangelist will continue over
next week Miss Helen Shoecraft will
conduct the chorus. Subjects, morn
ing service: Goods Monuments and
Ours Evening: Professionalism, Its
History"
First Baptist church. Thomas S.
a. M, M. J. West, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. M. and s p. m.
The church orchestra will play and
other special music at both services.
Baptism at morning service. Pastor
will preach Easter sermons at both
services.
Church of the Good Shepherd.
(Episcopal) Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Sermon and celebration of the
holy communion at II a. m. The new
professional cross will be blessed at
this service. Evensong and sermon at
D. m. Mr.. Harry Crow will sing at
both morning and evening services.
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock q
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CHURCH NOTICES.

First Unitarian church, Rev. J. H
Jones, pastor Service IL a. m. with
Easter sermon by the minister.
Easter music.
Anthem: 20 Worship the Lord
Watson, by Mrs. Laycock, Mrs. Eos.
ter and Messrs H. o. Whitman and
Harry c. Christ
Baritone sole: "Hosanna," Granier
by Mr.. Harry c. Crist.
Tenor solo: Resurrection" Shelly
by Mr.. H. o. Whitman
Sextet: merry Church Bells" by
Miss Josephine Doran, Mr.. Frank
Brush and Masters Angelus Burch
Chester Thomas, Billie Shepard and
Dale Burdick.
Solo and chorus: 1.-THE Coming OF
and the Sunday school.
Chorus: Consider the Lilies" by
the Sunday school.
Miss Bessie Paine organist and &C
companist. Miss Dorothy Parkhurst
Sunday school accompanist
Music at First Presbyterian church
Easter morning.
Choir-Mrs. George W. Parkhurst
Mr. Harry Pribble, Mrs. Florence
Fox Thatcher, Mr.. o. Hunt, Mrs,
Robert D. Carver. organist-
Organ Prelude. Rachmanino of
Mrs. Robert Carver.
Anthem Quartette, LOOK Ye
Saints; The Light Is Glorious"-W
Reed.
Anthem = Quartette, "AIleIuia
Hearts and Voices Heavenward
Raise"-Berwald.
Hymn No. 235.
Solo Messiah Victorious"
... ..... William Hammond
Mr. Harry Pribble.
Sermon-Dr. S. S. Estey.
Aot Ono ~ loo IN
Home"-Warren.
Organ Postlude-March in A Major
Mrs: Robert Carver.
Music for evening song service
April 10. given by quartette choir,
assisted by Mr.. David Bowie.
Organ Prelude = Spring Song
Mendelssohm.
Anthem-Quartette, "sing Ye to
the Lord" Adolf Frey.
sole-"o Loving Father" Del ,
Mr.. David Bowie.
Solo-"Come See the Place
Mrs Florence Fox Thatcher.
Trio-"On Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits (Creation), Mrs. Parkhurst
Mr.. Pribble, Mr. Bowie.
Sermon-Dr. S. S. Estey
Cantata-'"The Resurrection Chas
Fouteyn Manney, quartette.
Organ Postlude-"Polonais Mill
taire," Chopin.
On Monday, April goth. at p. m.
all interested in better Sabbath obser-
vance are invited to meet with the
w. c. T. u. in the lecture room of
the First NJ. E. church. DIR. Estey,
Mr.. H. B. Howard and others will
take part
Quinton Heights Baptist chapel,
Rev. D. w. Beanblossom, pastor Sun
day school 9:45 a. M, preaching at
IL a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Morning:
The Thorn and the Lily" Evening:
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First Lutheran church, w. w.
Horn, pastor. Sunrise prayer meet
ing at a. m. Sunday school 9:45 a.
m. Preaching at IL a. m. Subject:
"Christ is Risen Indeed Special
Music by the chorus choir; prepara-
tory devotions; reception of new
members; infant baptism: Holy Com