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BAPTIST.

z HEZ SWE1IS SUBJECT: BITS OF BEST
ncss n Washington. Sunday nizh-. o'c- Preach
ing. Il q T. Cho-us chCir; free peWs. q Bap-
tst Ch. Auditorium. s;h and Va ave s.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Izh and y sts.
d. J. :. Mui-. passor- Preaching. Il a. n.
'Moths-'s ioTe ezcslieds - 7;l5 2 Il, Real gain
s s. 9-o g. r. c z = II
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. lsSh ard o IS Rev.
J. r. Claytcn. sctinE pastor. Preaching. Il.
Gods tbester." = Il Lies gathered frss-
usnts Sunday schcO.. 30 q. T. Christian En-
dsav0r. = II Ev1ybody welcome
REVIVAL MEETINGS BEGIN TOMORROW At
Strarggr' Home ShiIoa Baptist Church St
between i5ti and Uth stS nE. ReT. Chzries :.
McT1s. D. S a Nsw To-k- anG 8Lr 4 r.
Colwel TIE fsmous GosceI Sinrer q NgT Orleans
VII assist Rev Dr. WalGror- BAPTISM az close
q morning scTTice. Lord-s Supper AZ ciose q
night ssTvice- At 80 p n, CHRISTIAN Endeavur
mass meeting under the auspices q D. of c. c Z
Uuicn; Mr. William shaw. ssneTai seCstsry q
TIE Cuite5 So-ety q c 2 4 Boston VII D.
the PRINCIPAL speak--. sQecisl mise Al seats free.
A cc-iial TrvitaticB 20 al. especially strslzzrs
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CHURCH OF TIE EPIPH4NT- G 81. bet- l5lh
sac llth sts Rev Randolph H. McKiR. rector
Services AZ 8 and Il A. H. 4 ard 6 ?. n Sunday
school al go and J. The rector VII preacn n
the morning and Rev J. 4. W. Blake at tbs
eEeniug service All welcome.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID ard c Sts nE. BeT.
Richard T. Williams. rector. SeTF5ces, . and i
a. n. : :. n. Rev. r. y. Aiccu, D. D. morn
inss ReT. William Tsylee SNYDER. eTeElng- sun
day school. ESQ a. m Al welcome 20 al Services.
ST Marks CHURCH. d and SIS Sc. Rev.
V L. De vries. Ph- ID and Rev r. A Curtis,
eerg- Services. 10 L. and 6.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave and
i2Ih 81. Nv. Rev J. Henniug Nelrns. rector.
SsrTices. and II a. n and ?. Il Al Il a. N.
Rev Dr.. Wsipcle q Lo7don. England Canon ot
Southwark Cathedral vii r7czch. and at ,. u
the sernon VII be b. Rev. 7. J. Garland. Of
Philzdelpaia
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
CoiEInhia rad and 18th s. Nv. Tie pastor, Rev.
u Ross FiShtgru- vii preach a. II sod az 5.
Morning sub5ect. y an debtor, evening. Part
uc-ship Music by quartet ard chorus choir
s1a a. Il. Sunday schooI- ; ? Il. Junior II
dezro-. 6-o 2. t.. Sezio- Eodea-oT- A welcome
20 al services
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CT. loth
ard G SIS Nv Rev. Ss-u-el z WcodroE D D.
L a. n. public worship. with ss-n0u by TIE Tzs-
to- reception q members and Ihs Lords Supper
T. r.. public worship. with seTn01 b the Tas-
tor 'Jessors from the lives of so--e noted Johns %
Music by quartet and cho--s choir. led b Dr.. J.
u Bischos. c-Sa-iSt- 9,y0 & Il. Sunday school
SIS p Y. y. = ). c. =.
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Making Plain the Mysteries.

Tsrss comments upon the Christian Endea7or topic
for May g. Pilgrims Progress Series TV-The House
q the Ints-yCetsr. Eccl. uiSl4: Jas. ilS1.
Little children. literary servants, and
the plain people Of every condition find
delight in Pilgrims Progress" II holds
the mirror up TO nature. In these i'm
mortal pages from the pen OF a humble
tinker n Bedford jail We see human na-
ture set forth n the truth OF simpleness.
And q favorite passage IN this old story
deals with Christians experiences in the
interpreters house There he had light
shed upon certain Of the mysteries which
have ever puzzled humanity. and he went
on his way with new confidence and En-
coura cement
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The Filipino Band, that has delighted
Washington concert-goers with their good
music during the past week. serenaded
Dr. Russell. pastor OF 81. Patrick's Church,
tate yesterday afternoon After playing
several numbers they were invited 10
Carroll Hail. where refreshments were
served Father Russell made an address
10 them IN English. 20 which one Of them
responded. also in English. and Rev.
Timothy O'Keefe, [. s. A. a house guest
at the rectory. made a short talk TO them
IN Spanish. 20 which another member of
the band responded. They then sang the
'MisereTe, from '.TrcavtoTe." and ''Te
Deum-" Some OF them gave piano selec-
tions. and the programme was concluded
with La Palema.' the Mexican national
air
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versity. ana Philip s Roy. NJ. D. TIE
frs honors were awarded 70 John !
WiGuayer, second TO J BOWEN Duryee-
and third to p Hesry Hornig- The or
chesfra OF Holy Cross Academy gave sew
e-al numbers. ana the reception commit
tee was WIH.an L. Madigan. Francis J.
Becker. Otto Won Herbulis, William J.
Quinn, Charles L. Stree,zs. and J. Alfred
FentresS-
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world. This life is too short for the pay
ment OF al its debts. There must be re-
wards and punishments and general
adjudication somewhere beyond this
grave The present Is explieabie only in
the light Of future. It needs tomorrow
To interpret to-day.
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Bovx Give Entertainmen,

An entertainment rePlete with good
music. recitations. and witty speeches
was given by the West Street Boys Club,
assisted by the Boys Marine Band OF the
Industrial Home School. at West Street
Chapel, in Georgetown, last night
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Rev. A P. Doyle will open two weeks
mission to-day in Ellicott City. Nd. The
first week viii be for Catholics. fhe sec
end for nOn-CathCliCs- He will be as
sisted during the first week by Rev. J,
y. DoUgherty. and during the second week
by Rev Charles L. O'Brien, of the Apos-
tolic Mission House
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS Isih, rear Dupout Circle
and Il a. m.-Holy Communion Rector breaches
at Il a. n Subject: IL ~ Fathers house are
many nans51s."
D m-EEsning prayer. Canon Austin oc
PRAYER lsecond of course.
Cordial Eelcume 20 al.
c. Euest Smith. D. L. L; J. G. Anss B. A;
J. M E Mckee. ard !. ". Austin. eiersy.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF The COVENANT.
Connecticut sTe. \ and 18th SIS.
Chsries Wood minister
TyieT Deunctt, assistant minister.
James NC Hsnry. minister q Peck Chapel

i a m--Ths pastor wiz TTeach.
?. u--The pastor VII r-eaea "Crea-o1's
cal 20 faith"
Musical seTvios- led by church quartet. from SO
70 O'Clock. SsleCtiO1s from HsydeB's Creation "
SoFrspo Nrs. ". Z Shir-Cas; tenor Mr. joseph
Mathew alto. Miss Pauline Whitake-; bass. Mr
joseph H. Nolan
p m.-The TaEor vii preach on "Coristiaa
k--hthood." 4"
MzScal service from : % 20 O'Clock; the NIusur
"a Cub, Edgar Priest. director M joseph
Mathew. teror; Mr- James 5 Hicks. baritone;
The Crussdsr's Departure zrd other selections
Sunday school a. SIS a. II
Christian Endeavur meeting. T. II
THURSDAY eTering a. e u-idTeek service
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Ncw York ave. and 18th SIS Dr.. Wallace
Radcliffe pastor. Il a. T. public worship SCI
non b the rosto- , E. A study Il nan,eS
Music led by fhe quartet ch0r. s10 a. n. Bible
school ss5 a. Il. s6zit c.asses- So ? n.
Christian En6earos ScGesy.
FIRsT-Ths stTanzer's Sabbath Hone-5oan Na--
shzl rl- nv Dorad C. MscLcod. minister i
a. n. The saIame1t of the Lo-i's SupPer-
rs , Il. The thicf on the 0oss." b. &me.
Moanfforl, q Jerusalem s s. 50 a. r. c. z,
6.sS = = Al are wcIc1ne-
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St Johns College Was the scene OF an
interesting oratoricaI contest last night
The declamations given were as follows:
''The Battle of waterloo CV. Hugo. Ber-
nard 4 Clark; Reply 70 the Duke OF
Grafton (Thurlow). John A Daily:
''Ricnzi's Last Appeal TO the Romans
fRienzD. Richard II. Fitzgerald. "Tnvec-
tive Against NJ Cory CH. Gratton).
Raymond C. Luckett; Irish Aliens"
(SheiD, William A O-Dea: The Black
Horse and His Rider CSheppardl. p
Henry Izornig, american Revolution
Quincy. Charles p Mal0ney: France
and Roehambeau'- III c. LODGE, Joseph
T. Robinson; Dedication Of Gettysburg
Cemetery" fI-incoln). Lawrence J. DAILY
Rome and Carthage " Hugo. J.
Bowden Duryee. 'Emmet-s Defense"
Emmett. Peter J. Hagan. -SbaTtacus 10
the GIadiatorS" (KeIloggl, John J. Wid-
mayer
The judges were Rev Joseph c Nal
len. pastor Of St Anne's Church. Ter
naIlytowH: Hon. Everis A. Hays, NJ. c..
Hon D. NJ. Hughes. NJ. c: z G. Fitz-
gerald. O. P. S 7 l.. OF the IElmaeu-
late Conception College. Catholic Uni
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MOTHER GOOSE WITH VARIATIONS.
By HELEN ROWLAND.
4 Case of Necsssftr.

4 Case of Necessity.
Mistress Mary, quite contrary.
How does your kindergarten grow7
With college boys and mothers joys
And callow youths. al row.
Mistress Mary, quite contrary.
Why cultivate these I pray?
Because. forsooth. so scarce.
That girl keep infant class.
Or get nothing else to-day!
Sad, but True!
Where you going ny pretty naid?"
I'm goins a-shopping. kind sir" she sai5
And what will you buy there. my pretty maid?'
oh the size Of a feather bed
Aud skin-tight shoes with the shortest vamps.
And a with steel and iron clamps
AND then, with the change and trading stamps
a few pianos and psrIor lamps"
And who'll pay the BILL then my pretty nnaidz"
You. you will kind sir" she said
But just then her husband dropped down dead
Twas apoplexx. the doctor said
The Transformation of GrGndmamma
Ride-a-eock-horse 10 Franklin Square
To old lady with gilded hair
paint her cheeks and powdered nose.
A straight-front corset and frivolous ciothes
She's sixty mOre-now would you suppose it,
Rut she doesn't care-for nobody knows it.
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sEVENTH-DAY ADFENTIsTs.

MEMORIAL CHURCH. 1eh and u SIS ~ Ps-
tor Jsres z. Shuitz VII spsak a. ths reg-lzr
se-rice Surdsv. 2: IS 2 n OF he important
slhjecr. -After the miIie1niUu. whats Re
siu educ nuch Bibls Froof 20 show thst tae
hozre q the righteous Tiu b q literal. talEtis
ore ard that rresent-day co-tentions 20 ths con
trzry are a; ra-iz1ce with TIE Holy Scriptures
Al are invited
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

BIT. VERNON PLACE 81 z. CHURCH SOUTH.
CT sth ard SIS Nv. J. Eorsri Wells. Tzs;o-.
Sunday scbool, 20. i e II, TecePtso1 Q. nrT
msmbe-s and Holy Couuuniou- ?. II Epzo-1h
LeaS1s s D n. sermon b. ths pzg-E. Yong
peopis invited
ST. PAUL II. E CHURCH SOUTH, q ard 81
II. Rev William Eustace Hen-T. pasur Ds-
Tinc Eursnip. Il q. z. and = n Othe- series
as uSssl st-zrzsrs zeiecns-
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Mrs James F Barbour, who had such
success in disposing Of the boxes at the
Providence Hospital benefit last season,
has again consented 10 take charge OF
that part of the affair. She has already
disposed OF boxes for the baseball game
between the teams from the Metropolitan
and Chevy Chase clubs next week 10 Mrs
Nicholas LOngwoTth, Mr John r. Nc
Lean, SIr. William Hit, Miss Katherine
Elkins. the Misses Patten. Mrs. Gardner
Williams. Representative and Mrs HUFF,
Mrs. Roland Cotton Smith. Mrs. John
Sidney Webb. Mr.. William Hibbs. and
Mr. F. A. Richardson \ section OF the
Marine Band VIII be OF hand and viii
contribute to the pleasure OF che Oeca-
sion by giving a programme Of good
music.
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Tomorrow the feast Of the patronage
of St. Joseph VIII be observed at St
Joseph's. Second and c streets northeast.
as the patronaI feast OF the church. This
celebration was not held March . on the
Feast of St. Joseph because It occurred
during Lent. The solemnities wiz begin
q: the o'clock mass. when q large class
OF children viii receive their first COM
rnunion- Solemn high mass viii be sung
al I0:50 o'clock by Rev. Valentine F.
Schmidt. pastor. with Rev. Edward F
Coyle, Of St. AIary's Seminary, Baltimore.
deacon, and Rev. Igaatius Fealy, suo-
deacon Mr.. Henry A. Hornig VIII act
as master OF ceremonies. and the pane
syrie viii be preached by Rev. James n
ellis. c. S P. superior Of St. Thomas
College. Brookland There viii be a sDe-
cial programme Of music by the choir.
At St. PatricS's Church tomorrow, the
members CT the League of the Good
Shepherd VIII receive communion in a
body at the 5 o'clock mass IN the even
ing Father Russell viii conduct the usual
services for the league Owing 10 the
unusually large number OF questions de-
posted in the question box last month.
DR.. Russell was unable 70 answer them
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NEW CHURCH

NEW CHURCH. Isth and Co1coz1 SIS Nv TIE
Rsv. F-ank SeUal- D D pas-c-- vii preach a.
Il a T. Sunday sSiool L-l5. Fespc-s. p n
Ei,h brief address Free losn Eh-zry q the
writings q SUedenbo-g- Free tracs II he vesti-
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

a hedge between keeps friendship green.
German PrOverb.
Better methods may simplify the social
question: Il can be solved by nothing less
than better men - Francis Greenwood
Peabody.
Then 6een It not az idls ihizg
pleasant word 70 speak;
The face yog wear. the thought yo1 bring
A hear nay heal OF break.
John G. wbittisr
All ny theology Is reduced to this mar
row compass. Jesus Christ came into the
world 10 save sinners-Archibald Alex
ander.
No man can be wholly uneducated who
really knows the Bible, nor can any one
be considered q truly educated man who
Is ignorant Of tt.-President Schurman-
Yet this one thing learn 70 know,
Each day more surely as 20,
That doors are opened. ways are nrsde
Burdens are lifted oC are laid
By sone --est law unseen and still
SOt as I vii
Helen Hant Jackson.
Never esteem anything as Of advantage
TO thee that shall make thee break thy
word OF lose thy f-respect.-Marcus
Aurelius
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UNIVERsALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FArHER. 18Th a1d Law
Rev John Van Schaick pastor Series: = 3 l.
sa-non by President Hzmilt01. Of Tufts Collsys
Sunday school. s55 a. n. Ki1isrgz-tsn. L a. n
4 L IN
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LUTHERAN.

ME1foRIAI-Thonzs Circle. Pastor. J. G. Butler.
SerTices With sermon by Rev. s. P. Joug 0.
Mansfield. Ohio. st i; b Tss;o- 3; 3 sehool,
80. c E. p II
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd sve- and eth 81 ne
Rev. c. P. WileS. psst0E- Preaching Il ard s
Sunday s-iool. go Junior c. e ; Inter
mediate and Senior C. E. :.
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EVANGELICAL CHRTsTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rte Han. loo7 G s. Nv seTTioss. Szu-
day. II a.. T. and T. II Mo-InS lectr-rs -
Risaop OLIVER G. SABIN, s1h5cc-. "God. a..
ard II an Evening lecture b WINFIELD :.
WHITMAN. Testimonial meeting Wednes1ay
everirT A. o'clos-E Sests F-se AZ srvited
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al last Sunday evening and he viii take
Up the remainder OF them AZ the meeting
OF the league tomorrow evening al S
o'clock.
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Y. ". c Z. vESPER SERVICE.

YOUNG wONIEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
i2th ard SIS. Nv. Fesps= service Sunday, "a.
?. n. Mss Harriet s. Ellis VII Lad TIE meeting
All welcone-
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. oo-. l4sh sad 50
Ulysses e. 3. Pierce minister. 9,45 3 Il. Sun
Cay schooI Class f0E the CompzrzcFs 5tudy u
Religion AID Unity Study CIasS Il a n noTns
ing serTice; se-sou by the miuisteT- 30 p Il.
Xozug Peorie's Religious Uuion meeting a. C1urch
Of Our Fzfber he rzltsic invited % az serFioez
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY Il z CHURCH. lssh and cSzrch srs.
KS. HooeTt n Moore. D. D. Vzst0-- Rey. @.
Z Wise. sssi-sant pastor. Sunday schoci, sz1
E n Public T0rnip and ssGzzs1t d TIA
LoT1's Supper a. L a. II Fpro-th I,eavre. 7
? Il. Service Of sozs, :, II. Eith z56-sss b.
pastor. Al weicone
METRCPOLITAS MEMORIAL II 7 carRrH
eoTasT John Marshall place and 9 s. Josa Red
Shannon. minister At Il - n. "A b-3zht -eTsia-
ton Al s :. II. q SPECIAL DrcE-zrzle q aencels-
sehn music ard soug IN OhesTTancs a 5lsndslssohn
center1Ty. hit1 Scripture exposition and hries ad-
dress q Me15slsschn. Sunday schocl sz4 Nes-o-
roi.tan Bible Class AZ % a n E5To-th Les-1A
al Gas p n
HAMLINB II Z CHURCH. oh and P 81. ~.
Rev. Chariss E Guthrie pastor 80 e. Il. SD
a. school i a. H. Pubic seTT1ce. With Hoy
Co-nDuuion- n, EVvortE Leagae p-zise
service p n, ars- of the scr1es q serno1s
On Tie hard ssying5 0, Jes1s ne EpT0rth
League Choir Cub vii sssist n TIE singing.
sests f-se- Public cordially invited 70 al ssTicsS
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cept q eau 70 the parish or All Saints
ST. Marys County. both in the Diocese Of
Washington, VIII take charge OF his new
parish May Is.
Rev Philip A. H. Brown, who has bsen
IN Washington for several weeks, left
yesterday. Mr Brown was for many
years In charge OF St Johns Chapel
Trinity parish. New York City.
Rev c. F. sontag. formerly Of Grace
Church, South Washington, but now OF
Key West. Fla, IS in the city with MS
family.
Archdeacon Williams Is 10 be away
from his parish for some tine in order
20 recuperate from his present rundown
condition, due 10 oyerwork-
Rev G. ". H. Troop. lately assistant
Of ST Johns Church. Georgetown, IS still
IN the city. Il is thought. however. that
he will ere long leave for Montreal
Canada. where his father is the rector OF
St Martins Church.
It IS proper IN such cases as that OF Mr.
Troop. not doctor. as q morning contem-
porary describes him. for the bishop OF
the diocese In the presence OF chosen
clergy TO formally depose him from the
ministry Of the Episcopal Church when
ever necessity unhappily calls for that
step TO be taken. This has not so far
been done. T. may, however. become the
Bishops painful duty 70 take that step.
but il VIII not be taken before It is abso-
lutely necessary.
IN the meantime the rector OF s. John 5
has communicated with the young mans
father the fact OF the severance OF MS
sons relationship with TIE parish IL
which he has for eighteen months been
assistant minister
II IS, OF course, a painful thing 70 mem
bers OF the church 70 think OF his ieav-
ing the church for URitariaHism- Their
attitude toward him IS one OF respectful
sympathy
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NONsECFARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythizn Temple Ian sth
81 Services 81 LIS q. Il; Mrs. Charles Fe-Es-
ssn. cf Nex Yo-k City. VII SPEAK O. The Peo-
pies Church-A forecast and pToQhecT-" Prof.
NeEbsrEh's Bible Study Class az % a II :
cn-iisI Invitation Is extended.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. E;h
ard So. uT. Services: S11dzy. I-5o 4 n ard
II
Subject EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT
SUNDAY scSool. = a. Il. WEDNESDAY eTeuizZ
reetire. o'clock P-lbsie cordially invited AZ
sca1s free. Fros rss5inS roon. 81 Col1-sdo Bldz-
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GOSPEL MISSION, 20 Pa. ave Eou Gs1rva D
McCresry " c. from Phils5slEh52. VII s1e7k
SunSay ri-at c'cI0ck- Free s-Cper ssrTlcs fr1-1
tos GCsPel wagon sCrTiccs. Washington Ci-cic.
? T. and ?. O. Building Pa are ard IN
81 =. p n Cospel ssrTic5 ever 1iCaL. s..
Al Ssr-5svs = N
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEAToN WILL GIVE A TALK At HER
cssce ne Fa7-zg1t. or. T7th ard IS, Al -
Sunday. D T. Slb5ect. Cod hs5its.' Pubic
invited. PahCnts treated week days Phone
Nraf-
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THEoSoPHY.

~DREAsis-wHAT THEY ARE sunday. st L
a. Il address b Dr. " ". Baks-- A. 81 4
81 Nv. befCre CAPITAL CITY Branch Theoscrhicl
Society ~ z. m. address hy 3Irs. FIo-slcs
Dv1fie OF -Yoez and is p-actice- Ps5lic iuvited
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chow TO HAVE HEALTH

AuToLoc1cAL SOCIETY. Lecture hI W.
Nigh. Py1hisE Tempe. Sunday n / 2. u. Hos
70 have heath Silver Collection.
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SPTRITUALISM-

ALFRED Z. TERRY WILL HOLD A MEETING
Sunday evening az o'ciock. Lecture followed y
messages from TIE Spilt SIDE q LIE az - =
ne. interviews dsiiy. Phcne Liccn- 81
DR.. J. " TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
medium VII held Ersad tesc meeting ior Spiritual
messages Sunday. Tuesday. ard Friday a. : ?. T.
Readings daily. &c &c s. nE-
MRS NOBLE HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every sunday Tuesiay and Friday uights az ;
O'clock Private readings daily. LS3 Ilth 3 Nv
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Rev. c. F. sontag. formerly Of Grace
Church, South Washington, but now OF
Key West, Fla. Is in the city with his
family
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OTHER SERVICES.

DE-. A. " sPOONER ADDRESSES MEN At
Association building sunday Sizy 2 a. 50. %
L. fsfe thas cr.r.sn Al M trEited-
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CHRISTIAN.
\. VI. c. A. MEMS MEETING.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH ssrTics win
scrnou b Fre5e-icz D. Porer. 4 ard 5 BIbls
schccI. 81 c. e : Al welcome.
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Archdescon Williams IS 10 be away
from his parish for some tiTIie in order
20 recuperate from his present rundown
condition, due 10 overwork
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largest Morning CIreulsuoa.
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Rev. Joseph Baker, who resigned Trim
ity parish. Charles County. Nd. to ser
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If We have eternal life, all re have
takes on eternal qualities-AmosR R Wells.
BUnyan believed IN hell He could not
be satisfied with any theory Of compen-
satiOns which included only the present
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/ The highest and most important truth
1 IS that which pertains 10 the realm Of the
spirit, and spiritual things are spiritual
/ ly discerned"
L q the heart and not the brain.
| That 70 the highest doth attain
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Happy IS the pilgrim on life's highway
who fnds that there is an omniscient IN
terpreter, even the spirit OF truth, Who
will show you al things"
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cept q call 20 the parish or All Saints ;
81. Marys County, both in the Diocese OF
Washington. VIII take charge OF his ne"
parish May Is
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Hon. Charles. J. Bonaparte was rendered
the position Of legal adviser to the Bureau
Of Catholic Indian Missions by the board
Of directors. which met last week al the
Catholic University. and yesterday Rev
William Ketcham. who is IN charge Of the
Indian mission work, received his accept
arce
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Rev. Dr. Wylley Rede. formerly dean
Of Quincy Cathedral and now OF the East
ern Shore OF Maryland. was in Washing
ton several days this week
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27
CARRIAGE RUBBER TIRES.
GO TO T. L. Berry, 81 First avenue
north. Phone 663-J, Fargo.
Notice of Morts zoe Sale.


Notice - hereby si' e, that that
certain mortgage, made, executed and
delivered by E. B. Woodard and Alma
Woodard, his wife, Of Cass county.
North Dakota, mortgagors, to the
Commercial Bank of Fargo. North Da-
kota, mortgage, dated the 27th day
OF November, 1905, and filed for record
In the Office of the Register of Deeds
of the, County OF Cass and State OF
North Dakota on the 2Sth day of No
vember, 1905, and recorded in Book
100" OF Mortgages at page 93 there
OF, will be foreclosed by sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and here
matter described at the front door OF
the Court House In the City OF Fargo,
in the County OF Cass and State OF
p. m, on Friday the !. n day OF June,
1909, to satisfy the amount due upon
such mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are DESCRIBED as fol-
lows, to-wit: The South Fifty (50),
feet OF Lot numbered Twent f-four,
(24), in Block Ii imbered Two, (2). in
Island Park Addition to Fargo, ac-
cording to the certified plat thereof on
file and of record in the ofIce OF the
register of deeds and in and for the
county Of Cas- and rtate Of North Da-
kota,
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date OF sale the sum OF four hun
dred forty-nine dollars and eight cents
principal and interest thereof: and
the further sum OF eig..ty lone dollars
and sixteen cents taxes for the year
1908 on the said above described prem
ises paid by the said mortgagee on
the I2th day OF May, 1908, and in
terest to the day Of sale, making the
total sum OF five hundred thirty dol
lars and twenty -four cents. besides
the attorneys fees allowed by Law
and the costs of foreclosure.
The Commercial Bank of Fargo
North. Dakota, Mortgagee.
w. G.. RESSER,
f Attorney for Mortgage.
-. Fargo. n. d.
safay ia. 20. 81, June 8. 10 l7.).