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SUNDAY At THE CHURCHES
Baptist.

Sunday morning the Sunday school
and morning worship win be com
pressed into one service, which will
begin at 10 o'clock and continue until
Ills. At the close OF the regular
lesson music will be rendered by the
Sunday school choir followed by a
brief message from the pastor. Young
Peoples meeting at 7 p. m; evening
worship, 8 p M, theme, Reasoning
With God About Our Sins" Baptiz-
ing at the close Of this service. Ev-
erybody invited to attend all these
meetings. Conrad L. Owen, pastor.
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First Methodist.

For the next two Sundays the pulpit
will be filed by local professional and
business men. Next Sunday morning
Mr.. J. H. Petersen will give the ad-
dress. In the evening the Hon. How
ard M. Brownell will speak. These
gentlemen will select their own
themes. Special music will be rem
dered and all services made attractive
and helpful, A cordial invitation is
extended to the public to attend.
c. c. Rarick, pastor
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I Christian Science.

Services in I. o. O r. building, cor
ner Tenth and Commercial streets,
rooms and 6 at 10 a. m, subject Of
lesson sermon, Sacrament" All are
invited. Sunday school, 1870. First
Wednesday in the month 8 p. m.
Reading room same address, hours
from IL to daily except Sunday.
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First Presbyterian.

There will be no preaching in this
church on Sunday. Sunday school
will be held at l2:l5. Young Peoples
meeting at 7 p m. On Sunday, July
l9, the pastor will be home from his
vacation and will preach morning and
evening.
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Grace.

Services today at Grace Church as
follows: Early celebration of the
Holy Communion at s a. m; morning
prayer with sermon, Hoo; Sunday
sermon, 1890; evening prayer, 7;30
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CHAPTER /.
The Girl With the Millions.

"]T~1HE widow just now Is tho
queen OF our diplomatic chess.
Ill board." sighed the Marsovian
- ambassador'Epretty wife, "She
will be here tonight My husband Ia
hanging over the banlsters watching
for her"
g'But what reasonT"
"oh, he has exactly twenty million
reasons for.
II don't understand" murmurcd NJ.
do Jolldon.
"Nof Then you are probably the
only bachelor In Paris who doesn't
Bhe was the daughter OF poor Mar.
sovian farmer - no dowry but her
beauty. An enormously rich old bank
or named Sadowa. wealthIest man In
Marsovia, fell IN love with her, mar
Sried her and did her the exquisitely
graceful favor OF dying d week later.
She inherited his whole fortune-s20..
000. 600"
"And now ! suppose she has come to
Paris TO spend ~"
@oh. the money IN safe enough for
the present. believe. In the Bank OF
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Holy Innocents Chapel.

Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Morn
ing service with celebrations of the
holy communion, 10 a. m; Sunday
school, ll:l5 a. M; evening service,
7:30 p. m.
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Grace.

Sunday, July 18th at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m; Sunday school at 1880.
The 8 a. m. service will be omitted
this week.
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Norwegian Danish N. E.

Morning worship at II a. m; even
ing at 5 o'clock; Sunday school at 10
a. m. Scandinavians are cordially in
vited to attend. o. T. Field pastor.
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First Lutheran.

Sunday school, $50 a. m; morning
service in Swedish at l0:45; evening
service at the Memorial Lutheran
Church.
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Q N Z . OIL LAR

Of wonderful reducing
80 days you will be normal weormed again Don't carry
around your ugly bulk ungany superdous flesh y
miserable ridiculous and what important subjects you
Sudden death from fatty Degeneration Heart Disease
ny ouble Apopexy and Mnsular Rheumasma
FATNESS
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Memorial Lutheran.

Sunday school, 9:30 a. m; evening
service at s o'clock. There will also
be installation of officers.
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ago thafwe met. He will have forgot.
ten me even as~asI have forgotten
him. Let us talk Of something else,
please"
Even Popoff could see something was
seriously amiss.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28

in Christ. He showed us the beauty
in Christ THAT we may become mere
like Him. Christ was even tempted
while on earth, but never yielded to
temptation.
"Wdth all that we know about
Christ yet we have not approached as
close TO Him as we might. We can
get closer TO Him and get better ac
quainted, II we only will. If God
spares you for 1909, you will have
battles and will meet with trials and
temptations. Therefore, get closer TO
Him and get the consciousness of the
Divine presence. / want TO recon-
mend Him to you as your every day
friend, your friend and helper no
matter where you are or what you
are doing"
Special music numbers were rem
dered by the choir during the evening
and the serviues were very inspiring.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
WILL DISCOURAGE
SUNDAY FUNERALS
Marion Ministers Hold In
teresting Meeting.
Out Of Town Minister will Ad-
dress the Association at its
Next Meeting.

There was a large attendance at
the meeting of the Ministerial Asso-
citation held iii the Y. M. C.. A.
parlors at ten o'clock this morning.
Rev. Mr.. George C. Barnard read
thesis on the ''Second Coming OF
Christ" containing splendid food for
thought.
A meeting was arranged for Mon
day, January IL to occur in the
lecture room of the Free Baptist
church. An out-of-town speaker
will be asked to deliver the address
OF the afternoon at three o'clock.
At FIVE o'clock tea will be served to
all the ministers of Marion and
their wives. A social hour will fea'
ture the early evening,
The matter of Sunday funerals
taken under consideration some time
ago was brought up for special
emphasis and a decision was reach
ed whereby Sunday funerals will be
discouraged except in cases of abso'
luta necessity. Rev. Mr.. j. w. Miles
who has recently assumed charge
of the United Brethern church In
this city, succeeding Rev. cir. L. c
Reed whose new charge is in Pitts
burg, Kansas, vas admitted to mem
bership In the association.
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REFORMED CHURCH,

Selecting his text from John A-S'
Rev. r. E. Zechiel preached an eX-
cellent sermon at the Reiormeu
church last evening to large con-
eregation, SHOW MS the Father anu
n sufficeth u.s." was the subject upon
which he based his discourse heV
Zechiel said in part:
1No matter how great or now
strong man may be, he is limited IN
that strength and greatness. There Is
desire on the part OF all men to KNOW
the infinite and divine. Men do not
realize or know what such mann
festation would mean--they see no
value in anything unless It glitters'
Some are satisfied only when there Is
glitter and show, but that Is not the
all-he heart desires something more,
The true soul is not satisfied with the
things of this world.
EMf one is honest with himself
he wants to know something OF God
Christ said to his disciples, i am the
Resurrection and the Life You are
a Christian and at times you are
lonely. but Is 1t not comforting IN
thost times to realize that God is
about you everywhere and that you
receive consolation and help from
the Divine being.
Christ is the revelation OF Gods
existence and of the divine character
The life of our Blessed Master Is as
beautiful as water lily and as pure
and sweet. In Christ, we find Gods
mind as to the human family. He
has not asked us to deny ourselves Of
anything that he has not exempihet
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Miss josephine Nichols at
Epworth Church
TWO WEEKS REVIVAL
Will be Conducted by This
Talented Lady.
Rev. Zechiel breaches Very Force
full Sermon--cantata at U. B.
Church was Highly Appreciated.

Epworth NJ. Il. church was filled
to It's entire seating capacity Sunday
evening, when Miss Josephine Mich
o's, of Cincinnati, conducted the
second of her series of revival SER
vices to be held regularly for the
coming two weeks. Very much en-
thusiasm was shown and the meet
ings promise to be of a most helpful
character.
Miss Nichols is one Of the most
pleasing of speakers and she was
heard with interest throughout her
address. After selecting her text
from Proverbs, '1IIow Shall We Es-
cape If We Neglect So Great Saliva.
tion," Miss Nichols stated her firm
belief that the great need OF the
age is salvation. Our lack of the
true spirit, as admonished in the
text, Is common TO all people and
the need likewise Is common. How
essential It is that we should ac-
cept this religion which will heal
all of the wounds which bear down
heavily upon the sinner.
Miss Nichols stated that she hal
been told that the religion OF Christ
had been thought mysterious and
mystical. II Is not, as any one who
has felt it's power will testify. II
is pain and 1t is known that this IS
the need which should be considered
more than anything else
"We do not need to go to the
saloon to find evil said the evan
gelist we do not need to go to
the gambling den to find sin, we
do not need to go to the dancing
hall to find iniquity. We may find
It all in neglect. All that any man
need do to lower himself deeply in
to sin and evil to neglect his own
salvation" tl
Miss Nichols said that she had
once been interviewed by a news.
paper man, who desired TO know II
she held any peculiar ideas. She
said that she did not and that she
only believed in the plain gospel
just as II is.
~ will not stop to argue with
you in regard to hell and lakes OF
fire." said Miss Nichols. II only
know that II should come before
the Igreat Judge in the final day
of the world full of guilt and be
restrained from friends and loved
ones and worst of all to be sep
arated from the face OF God that
that would be sufficient"
p In number OF narrations the
evangelist spoke of certain mar
who felt that he had no sin. He hao
done nothing wrong that he could
think of and he naturally wandered
away farther and farther from hi
duty toward God He was approach
ed by Miss Nichols in one OF he'
meetings and asked II he would no
hermit his thoughts for the past da'
70 be written so that all peop''
might see them. He confessed ina
he would not and upon reaiizin'
his sinful nature was brought u
convention.
Miss Nicho's will conduct meet
,ngs every afternoon and eVehih'
during the coming week.
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We FRAME PICTURES
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septic, and will cure many forms OF
digestive disorders.
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flour. Makes dandy cakes, with the
genuine flavor. Ask your grocer.
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course the Constitutlonale is Castro's /,
paper). They got more and more
excited and finally dashed for the
Constitutionale building, and as / and
Clark were ON the corner waiting for
the decree to be given forth by Co
mez, we were carried along by the
mob and was pushed along at the
very head of 1t, and as we rot oppo-
site the ConstitutionMe the shutters
flew open and I saw agout a dozen
lMausers rifles stuck out and Fire
Well in about a minute the mob flew
back and a young man that stood
five feet away, almost at my elbow
was shot clean through the breast,
went in one side and came out the
other. He died in about two hours.
Well, you may imagine looked my
self all over ara after assuring my
self that / had not been hit, | hiked
II to the hotel and got there just In
time to squeeze ir The door just as
thev barricaded us In, then from
the hotel balcony l saw the rest.
The crowd attacked again, this time
with revolvers drawn firing as they
went, when another volley from the
Constitutional building drove them
back again and third attack was
made Immediately ana we're again
driven back this time by a volley
from both sides, and the bloodshed
was saved by the timely appearance
on the scene of Gomez.
He made a long speech followed
by speeches made by other ministers
and by that time the mob had be
come quieter, there are few dead
and quite a number wounded, just
how many 1t is impossible to find out
yet.
The proclamation given out and
signed by Gomez and all the other
ministers, was to the effect that Hol-
land had captured revenue cutter
belonging TO Venezuela and declared
war on Holland so that we are now
practically under military govern
ment. The mob asked for revenge
for the death OF their comrades and
the Secretary of State assured them
that the Constitutionale would not be
published again.
The mob then proceeded to go to
the club and demolish Castros' statue
Q have a piece As souvenir) and
went everywhere where there was a
slab bearing Castros' name, crying,
.'Down with the Tyrant" demolishing
even the arch of Triumph which was
in process of construction in honor
of Castro.
The band started to play tonight
and the mob stopped II, crying that
no music would be played while their
comrades were dead or dying. Gunner
sindo Rivas, the publisher and editor
OF the Constitutionale (who has been
hiding for the last few days. as soon
as the news was telephoned him OF
the mob, hired sailboat and is now
on his way to foreign parts.
There are He'll of lot of funny
things that have happened, but my
mind is still full of Adams farewell
cocktails and my brain refuses to
work, but here's hoping the excite.
ment brings our deal 10 q head
| I'm going down TO LaGuayra tomor-
row to see Adams off. and It will
give me chance TO spend a day
probably the last with good old home
/ ties.
| We'll. so Long. old man. remember
me 10 Darnd,
AS ever yours,
i-Trt-I Joe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
SACRED CANTATA

A sacred cantata, "The Hope OF
the World" by p A. Schneider, was
rendered by the choir OF the United
Brethren church assisted by the or
chestra of William Dowler at the
church as a Christmas program Sun
day evening. The house was filled
to the doors and the well rendered
cantata was decided credit to the
choral union of the church. The
program was given under the direc-
ton of William Dowler, the church
chorister
The opening number was an or
chestral grand selection "Ernani"
following which was the scripture
reading and prayer by the new pas
tor Of the church, Rev Miles. Be-
fore the opening chorus of the can
tata a vocal march "Religioso" was
rendered with much power by the
choir and orchestra In which the
congregation Joined. The opening
chorus, 'Ring Forth Ye Bells" was
rendered by the choir, accompanied
by the orchestra and was full OF
harmony and beauty. In all of the
orchestra of Mr.. Dowler assisted and
much was added to the beauty and
charm of the evenings entertain.
ment. A brief program of recita.
tions by the Junior departments Of
the Sunday school were rendered
between the various parts of the
program of the evening. "The
Shepherd, which was given as part
first OF the cantata included II
chorus of ladies' and male voices,
which blended beautifully as the
music of the Cantata reached its
climax.
"The Wise Men" was given as the
second part of the program portray
ing as it did the still night and the
'shepherds watching the flocks. A
vocal solo in connection with this
part 'The Clear Bright STAR was
well produced by Miss Goldie Gel
baugh With the closing Of the sec
ond part was a trio of voices and
the chorus See Their Eyes Are
Fixed" 'The Chorus of the Wise
Men" was given as the closing fea-
ture before the final grand chorus
Hail Royal Babe"
The latter part of the program was
exceptionally pleasing as the final
chorus was neared. Throughout the
rendition of the program the choir
evinced It's ability and its efforts
were fully appreciated, The orches-
tral accompaniment served to make
the entertainment exceptionally
pleasing.
At the close of the cantata Rev
Miles, the new pastor of the church
gave few appropriate remarks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28

All grocers in Marion handle Car
nation -Four. l2-l7-tl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
McClain's Office Moved

All those owing McClains Will
make their payments at the Marion
Clothing and Cloak Co., No. 2l5 West
Center street. Please pay promptly
as all accounts must be closed as
soon as possible.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
A TRIFLE LATE
But Old Santa's Coming was None
the Less Welcome.

One hundred and more poor child
rem of the city were given Christ
mas gifts by Santa Claus at the
Salvation Army rooms lon South
Main street Saturday evening. Old
Santa was present in elegant array
and the children into whose homes
he had failel to gain entrance were
presented with many beautiful
gifts.
CarnatiOn Flour Is a good grade
of patent flour. 12-l7-tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28

Meet me at Kaler's candy shop.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
ANTHONY'S LAUNDRY
XMAS ENTERTAINMENT
Is Given by Pupils of School Taught
by Miss alice Manley.

The pupils Of District No. in
Prospect township, gave very
pleasing entertainment, Saturday
evening, which was witnessed by IA
large number of people The pro-
lyram was in charge of the teacher,
Miss Alice AIanley, who deserves
great credit for her work. Music
was furnished throughout the even
ing by the Bethlehem orchestra
composed OF Albert Frank, and Carl
Baseler and Edwin Schweinfurth.
Those who took part in the pro-
gram were Katherine Dutt, Anna
Dutt, IIe'en Dutt, Fred Dutt, Lucie
Border, Mabel Weikurt, Ora Hen
sci, Matilda Laucher, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dutt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28

You know as well as any one when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are sluggish,
your food distresses you, your kidneys
pain, take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t always relieves. 80 cents,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-28
OLD LADIES, HOME.

Interesting services were held at
Wadde!l Ladies' Home Sunday aiter-
noon. Rev. j. p. Currin Of the
First Baptist church, preached a SER
mon and music was rendered by
choir members. The sevice was much
appecviated by the inmates of the
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-03-07
TWO JOBS FOR HANGNLAN.
Murderers VIII Pay the Penalty for
Their Crimes in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Pa. Mar. Two mur-
derers will pay the penalty for their
crimes in Pittsburg next week. Gov
ernor Stuart having signed the death
warrants for Morris b. Holmes and
William Smith. Both prospective
candidates for the gallows are wo-
man-slayers, Holmes having killed his
sweetheart and Smith his mistress.
Both prisoners are above the ordi-
nary I'm intelligence, both being COL
lege men and we'll educated. Holmes
was convicted of stabbing his sweet
heart with a butcher knife at her
home in East Pittsburg, and the date
for his execution has been fixed for
Thursday. Smith, whose correct
name is Mcdonald, was convicted OF
cutting Bessie Mcdonald Smiths
throat in her room on the North side.
Smith is a Scotchman and came to
this country accompanied by his VIC
tim. He left several children in
England and the woman also had two
children in England. Her husband,
who is in Canada, recently came to
Pittsburg and took his S-year-old
son to his home, the boy having been
kept here until after the trial, as he
was the only eye witness to the tra-
gedy. Jealousy is alleged to have
prompted the murder The date for
Smiths execution has been fixed for
next Saturday.