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DEATH NOTICES.

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Ls.-caasiaas. -. -. Iuiy -. rsasi'
dsurs hospital
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Aims q lake Union
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fef.1n-r farsan IS. JAY IS rfesi-
denes hospital
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cook City NJ. R. & S.

have hHeef What have you Tor satss
charles paHEeffield aohnuermnn
fh9hea Naln 1l1li IND ifgt
Must sacrifice two fine ihfa f0sfHa
each with broom house. fruit trees ni
improvements paid two hinchs from aaf
lt-minuig ride 70 ETY. 900 and easy
terms No agents This nfhneftY ai IN
ierhaFf one block 10 Grand boulevard
eau "Wednesday. 1915 liHt West. of phone
ipA pNnsf 80
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cold water cement hrsfmess,
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tn FAY coNrANf, NV
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Summit Acres

fiaf aafs tracts itt rods from iaFs
ffHHf fef fssH ta sssf pafmenfs We ~
fuHh fisAa rHf mHrfh water rifsf
NnfHaah MATS streets ffFF isffaai Iiiif
free abstract les fanea AlloinlHH ianH
90 Hsfs asf see 20 rasH pet arfs la
tssf suHii aHHant aHd Haffh Do Ffas
Thn afisfisH sifsaiif 0rrnslts Aatissu
ptfE IHs sell Sill rfuiana aHTihinf
and BE- iafafsd - - 90 sfs tealiifai
NIsa o. exposition uauutf and asaffit
Heats fsasH MADAM rark ever hour
Tkfi4 At urridE and III 70 strialu
mere fufif or affaass % make uir a.
naf afpsHfs sufnlnr boats leave At
ieta
oLE HANSON A cpsrASY,
1itsff Nen Nofa uiert
Telephones Msiu SEQ ind iifs
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sasa in5dnis a aHag f8f the rirht Fafff
ref faffhsf inf7fustian rkii al Room
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sz.an stes tasias.s Ter sale fhssp
Al Rhkisni wast small se5t II siess
ssfY los FsHf rera ifsafiqH. repair HhHf
spisnfia chance faf I've shoe maal siii
~ ~ CLARK.
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nUaINEsa CHAsCE
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ness iai safe mss' ssii 81 aefpaHt q ~
health. call lstNeHn . NJ and 10
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three years one yea raia aFd psfiHt
hfiaiafsa alfN siafh a ahaH ifaHt
dear south Aiht TIE chinses
aaaa darn iaan star rnais ftf sale.
zee dsif customers t4rfaiH4 hfinft
"a monthly mufi ts school ~ see
aisH Garrett star office ans nina after
one barber shop and outfit one store
fftta. good location fdf harda ara 81 no.
iiaHs tvu uufurnlshsd rooms OF viii fur
nisi, not dependent uron y y Phone
North ffid ilsat
CHANCE ron RuHINEea MEE
Hfafs ffnrsff. hafdHafs ard hHtsi
it x-ta star f.si
asAp-u.loo huTs Al uparhf
machine fhinfls mill 1n the HaHHH in
seattle MI care star pa
F8f sale ar exchange haitt &iEaf
stand price 1850 VIII srchsHHa flf Hna
Improved lofs oloas In ne. star
Mons tine $40 sample suits. ttfsa
ffsele. Room aQi petA Third aN
Meat market tor sale. aeis elsblh
A. A-ga
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
CHEAP. WIDOWS bis shisk,n
ranch. iafrs pises o. land close 70
ift down, ~ month Free wood and
water see Mrs. Lofsman Or Header.
son 81 harlirHton store. on nav HahtbH
line. u iiillman's cashier. Ia Times
block Ii
WHAT WALLA wALisA WANTS ~
YOU President Roosevelt said Wnnn
WailH made the plnaaahieat Impression
on my mind u any city 1 visited IN Tho
HnfihNen The surrounding valley IL
az aFfiduliufal paradise n IL mHkiuf
sa1d send Tor booklet u u ksh auss-
tons Commercial club. Waiia Wails.
Wash
For sale by ogHof, a. acres. good
View close "a Addrrss r u Husss
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN the Superior Court u the State n
Warrington faf he cauufp u EiaE
State Of Washington. County % KiGa-sa
in me Matter " The Estate u Ella
HaFsa Decreased
Notice ~ settlement Of FINAL Account.
10 fgf4
NOTICE. n HEREBY ufvEs THAT
Ffrda y Serge adminlsfraffiH n the
estate N Eia nqYsn deceased has rem
aafsf r. aud filed in said ralft her
fiBai 4eeauht aH such admfnisifaifiF ard
thai rhursiag he ggfh DAY n july 1900
a. z O'Clock % m AZ the court room
n the probate department n our said
superior court ln ils citY ~ Seattle 10
said king county has been duly aBs
pointed b. aid court faf the settlement
u said afceHnf af Fhirh time and place
any person interested On md estate MAY
appsef ard fi0 hir eresufi0ns 10 Hfifiuz
70 sid account nnd contest ihs same
WfTNEsf THE HON joins = NAN
iHfaa u aid hyperion Court aHH the
Seal of Bald rouff hsfafa 4ffsaf this
18Th day NJ June 1909
D X HfchErH clerk
NJ Percy y Thomas Daaaff clerk
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$50 Per Acre

W. A.. es.sias ne ss'.. Of i.ha fer
ssis % tssuls - asvn sna u fnaathig|
Fhs assi 81 ssi sd siaft 10 taHa
EHkFTLE nonEnErKEng co.
Ice ch.uy NJ tofeaai flssf,i
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TTfNWN WEHFFl T'11fiAsIH
Acne trlnnissf tiaasi serve haan
al hHHs tatsfralftts iasnlhssef aissis
a1s diahsiss usilit4s sHIiefaf frestsi
eifh tNs nsa sna Hfsatssi fasfaFsHflf
agent thus far knaHH We ars satafff
IN ths trssfmaai = these Eases ran
saIisflon me- Cal Or sfafsss Thz "a.
civic clinic His aasfifaH naah
nlts seattle WnaH
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5 Acres
10 Acres


THE CHEAPEST suNErfNFa rur
HEHF
We can prove Go you that YOU cannot
sol better value than We are afiorinF In
our i've acff tracts einte % seattle our
aoli IL thn best the view 10 superb. ana
ne waief is pure and GELD We have 4
fine road through frhfef Of OUT Mat
are on rural free delivery and taiephons
line crosses our land Graded school ana
CLASSY nslshbnfhood Every tract h ths
size of 10 0lif inis our pfina-ita an
acre on eaHYfetnis
OSCAR o iENHEN co INC
llQ Lushef EtrhanFa ina and Seneca
nVf or owYrR
ono acre four room house, city wafer
good Gaflgn. small fruits Sell all or
half small payment down balance 40
sult Ais Tor Capt lands At brighton
Teach Take iqinien car
CnEAp--ti chlcNsn ranches from 4
ia Is acres Gloss In around fsAttls Nan,
1850 10 1900, on terms u tas down ii
pot month We are the owners - Won
can mans your own prices Hes nm.
mans statesmen today Also W. Nant
several men 70 Nofa at eood wages
Ill
10 acres. north Of seattle. near tho
Everett interufhan. some lmprhyemeuts
price 100 see owner, rhas Moore
ioiia ioth ay, 8. -lo.af.s
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f0TI0E on Di770IrTT0V On
WhuVW nWaUfp

NOTICE or DfaH0LrrfoN or
PhHTNEnfHfp
FhlH ~ 90 certify chat Mf HARE
WsnihefHaH haa f4id hia infsfaat 10
anf severed Bile connection Hffi4 the
PHIL DrNHhVANT & COMPANY
csiltfaet4ff nov doing lusinsas in w.
atfis and Portland ore mo 6a9ipssa
Z . ts carried on b. pHtl p bfissA
vANr ard g. ! DEAN under 10 ia
flfm name of pHit y buaEAVAST
fsixHsfi PHIL y DuNEAVANT.
r. = DEAN.
HAhRf WEATHEHwAN
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\ NEWELL
he srriaE 81
Some fine lands on whidty island for
sale Tao itaafs tracts one eight
acfs tfasf ant unf 9eihffe Tract rWsns
n,Aefs ifsei wsn improved aiih rew
modsin hause ahsd. tain tggsY shea.
sti fan isad Fgpd ,ise d ap3nd ;fse
fellsrfF fafsphana tnaiH uaaons
iap hufgs al kinds Of fafialnG ieals
team haisaa tiae scart cream fefai
star hausahaia and htehsH fufniiafs'
aud crafs A fac chance f1r some enc
10 have zaaa home 20 ane " fiuesi tal
is5s DO stats Only q miles from Seattle
sasF ifrma price on aprNcaiina "A
dfsss aaHsf. D A. nfisner chHian.
wash ia-se
WORSE Than a FINE SALE
We are HissHHa our fhf holding Hf
client who HNns SO acres across the
sound The sell u good on county road
HANDY to beat or ufdefs are 90 sell
% acres for isnh ~ cash
20 Nrres fer fafg fia cash.
5 acres for ttai 90 rash
balance Al 80 Yer month Tho land
adisinins these uacta De- hold AZ 80
cIfFonp : VAN AnsnAiE
sif fhifd Az near Madison
hHAN NAVY YARDS
Five acres fifing excellent view ever
hay, tasi north 81 Navy Yafas This
tract uiil make 80 fine tulidina lniH Lee
cation Eead price only iasQ f1r the five
sores You can't beat This for an In
veutmtHt
Il NEWELL
leQ aprinF d.
ACRE TRACTS
We have tract Of land North oi Sc
attic that we have undivided into small
tracts The soil 10 vets s1ad you would
not aat iof ans thinf better fQg vegetables
cfief. horfles fruits rfr Nou can Eet
from ! &c 10 acres $50 and ur per
acre only 10 per cent cash
WEST a WHEELER.
sen GOTHAM BLOCK
nnIWrEN HEArTLE AND TACOMA
Handy 70 both cities and their markets
Nine acres af alder bottom land. ON main
tounif raah ahpft VAIN 10 1ntefurban
rfloc. tfAg# easN terms
CLIFFORD a VAN ANspAiE,
nia Third Az nnaf Madison
Cheap lots TOT summer homes. hourly
boat service. 80 minutes from the city
lrre wood and water large lots Tor tto.
u down y PET month. perfect title.
free abstract
hREnERTos DEVELOPMENT co,
ice Cherry st. ground floor, II
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WHAT WALLA wALi,A WANTS ~
YOU President Roosevelt said Wniin
Wailh made the ploaaanieat Impression
On MY mind u any city 1 visited In Tho
tqfihNoH The uufrounilnF Naief IL
On aFficuliufal paradise. II is making
sa1f send Tor booklet u n ksh auss-
tons Commercial club. Waiia Wails.
Wash
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riFe asfHs s4aA isad ~ iqaHita 'fiiis
BE- riass b HfaHHfif Hui sIN fnfn = lH
dfmaua Tor hailiina l0fs ffine Use
fafma ~ aaaa iaHr anH $50 uff mpnfA
81 HfWENIa
H5H HunfE ~
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tutsfuailaaai Free Employment offies
an hinda hslp furnished glii nf ouuntrf
Asr p ilaHs5 bed itr va nifht Wei
lsr SID Malgata lRd 1871 It
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M musI
(nep ioi |
Pa Il
lsnness
t,fiti ~
ets MrrI
The new era., 1909-08-19
The Laramie Hahn's Peak and

The Laramie Hahn's Peak and
Pacific Railroad certainly never
would have been built into this re-
markable coal field but for the cour-
age and enterprise of the men who
put their hard money into the Coal
mont property and prepared to put
in heavy mining machinery.
In short North Park has never
had any industrial development and
would always have remained at the
PASTORAL stage but for the big coal
fields at Coalmont and the big men
who brought them to the notice of
the financial world, purblind to
everything unless led out from little
old New York by guides to see it.
Now there is every reason to be-
lieve that jackson County, Coloraco o
North Park is going to rival
Pennsylvania and Routt County
and have its home grown million
aires, that is. unless the new COM
ers show most of the enterprise as
they are doing at Coalmont.
The new era., 1909-08-19
YELLOW PERIL REcEOINc?

Japanese consulates in the Unit
ed States are circulating a compil-
ton of the Japanese immigration
records showing that there are now
in American territory 5000 less
Japanese than there were l9
months ago. We are in doubt as to
which is the more significant fact.
the decrease in Japanese popula-
ton, or the circulation of the stat
istics by that authority. What is
the scheme?
The new era., 1909-08-19
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Editorial.
COALM0NT, ITS
SIGNIFICANCE

he old timers in North Park
have waited 25 years for the COM
ing of a railroad. since the first one
was projected.
The silver ores of Teller camp
were to do the business in the early
eighties. Silver lost half it's mark
price, and those railroad projects
were dropped, while the riches of
Lead Mountain have lain idle yet
another 80 years beyond the time
once apparently appointed for ex-
ploitation.
In the past ten years the Moffat
Road, hailed as the highroad to an
empire has built to the Routt Coun-
ty coal past the North Park coal.
In the meantime explorations
have been made which throw doubt
on the shrewdness of the great Da-
vid H. Moffat. The North Park
coal fields have in small part been
discovered, In the first place at
the present site of Coalmont Jas.
G. Riach made a cut of some 10
feet depth and uncovered what af-
terward proved to be a mammoth
vein of Ignite, Sc feet in thickness
in place. Prospectors besides, as
follows, have opened coal showings
John T. Mitchell ten miles north
west of Coalmont 8 foot vein, semi
anthracite; VIM. r. Monahan at
Higho S miles north of Coalmont
is miles west of Walden, small vein
semi anthracite; Edward A. Wat
tenberg at Higho S miles east of
Monahan small vein, Ignite: at
Cowdrey 8 miles north of Walden,
Ignite small vein, poor quality; ].
K, P. McCallum 5 miles northeast
of Walden, large vein. good Ignite;
Manley j. Capron, 8 miles east of
Walden. so foot vein, poor Ignite;
Ed. A. Johnson. 5 miles east of
Walden, 40 foot vein, good Ignite;
VIM. Jones, 4 miles east of Walden,
twelve foot vein. good ignite; D
F. Sudduth, ten miles east of Wal
den, 40 foot vein bituminous: Alex,
K Mari, forteen miles southeast Of
Walden, SO foot vein, good bitumin-
Gus; VIM. Kerr thirteen miles south
east of Walden, 20 foot shaft in
good bitumincus; VIM. II. Winscom
I6 miles southeast of Walden, FL
small veins high grade bituninous
much sulphur; John W. Riggen one
mile east of Walden 6 f9ot vein
good Ignite: Archie Trounsell ten
miles southwest of Coairnont. lig
mite. size of vein unknown.
Nothing but prospecting has be n
done except at Coalmont ard by
Alex. X. Mari. Mr. Mari mined
for the local trade last winter but
has since closed his workings after
spending about 100000 on de
velopment work.
The development at Coalmont is
the Chapter of Genesis in the in
dustrial hist ry of North Park. The
Northern Colorado Coal Co. owns
1000 acres cf that &c foot vein
and have in the same ground two
smaller veins. making in all s2 feet
depth of coal known to be assess
ible to the workings nowia process
of construction,
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-13
BIBLE STUDY XXI.
Paul in Caesarea-Text, Acts 1881
26:32.

| ACTS xxIv
| Chapter name-Felix-25.
Leading Lesson-2 Corinthians Sc.
+ Paul before Felix 10
| =. Defense before Felix 1O-Z1.
| 9. Decision deferred 22-N.
| l. How soon after his arrival at Caesa-
rea, did PauIs trial occur?
! 2. Who were present to accuse him7
| 3. How did Tertullus begin his work?
against Paul?
s. Who agreed to all he said?
| 8. How did Paul begin his defenseT?
z. How did he answer the accusation
s. How did he meet their accusation OF
g; AS to. prOfaning the temple. what
10. What legal point did he make in
IL. What is the verdict of Felix2
Y. What privileges were given Paul In
19. Why did Felix summons Paul a Sec
IA. What did Paul talk about before
IS. Why did Felix keep Paul a pris-
Is Why did he not free him at the close
of his term of office?
compare 1i r~ with the the two two years in EphesusS
ACTS XIV.
Chapter name-Festus-u
Leading Lesson-22:28.
/. Paul before Festus: His appeal to
2. Before Herod Agrippa II. I-X
49, Who succeeded Felixf
10. What was the first request the Jews
made of him?
90 How did Festus answer them?
21. How soon did he go to CaesareaI
.. What evidence had the Jerusalem
Jews against Paul?
%. How did Paul answer themf
"a. What did FestuS propose to PaulT
20. How did Paul reply, and why?
26. Who were the ''counci1' in 122
q, Why did King Agrippa come to
90 ITo. 5ta Da,,I ooroa 70 t,a IN Iis
%. Who was on hand to see Paul?
30. What reason did Festus give for
displaying Paul?
ACTS xxVI.
Chapter name-Agrippa-1S.
Divisions
/ Paui's defense before Agrippa-1-32
81. How did Paul open his address be-
fore Agrippa?
3: What facts stated in VS. e-s? eli?
80. How did Festus interrupt Paul?
"a. How did Paul reply?
35. What was Agrippa's sarcastic re-
mark?
36 What was Paul's greatest desire?
81. What was the verdict Of Festus and
MRS. c. F. MENNINGER.
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doors wide to him and take him back.
ana ne can marry your daughter or
your sister and become your son-in-
law or brother-in-Iaw. But the girl
she mas her yearnings and her desires,
sown her wild oats YOU shut the door on
her. l would shut the door on both or
on neither OF them. What is good
morality for the man is good morality
for the woman and whatever is bad
morality for the woman is bad morality
for the man also, and to each should be
given an equal charity.-Rev. Joseph
A. Milburn, Congregationalist, Chi
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CHURCH NOTICES.

First Presbyterian church, Harrison
street opposite state house. Rev.
Stephen S. Estey. D. D., pastor. 9:45 a.
M. Sabbath school: Ii a. m. morning
service. sermon by the pastor; 8 p. m,
Redden chapel Sabbath school, First
and Monroe; p. m, Young Peoples
meeting; 1880 p. m, evening service,
sermon by the pastor.
First Lutheran church, Fifth and
Harrison streets, Rev. w. w. Horn,
| pastor. Morning service at 1 a. m, sub
| ject, 1.-The Age of Promise" Evening
First Baptist church, corner Ninth
and Jackson streets, Thos. s. Young,
minister. Preaching at II a. m. and
memorial sermon for Rev. J. NJ. White
head. Evening topic, Another Chance"
German NJ. E. church, John Koehler,
pastor. Morning service at 10:45 a. m.
Evening services at 7:30 p. m.
Spiritualist meeting Sunday even
ing, March the 14th at 119 West 9Th
street, over the Ladies' Exchange at
p. m. Lecture and tests will be given.
Third Presbyterian church, corner
Fourth and Branner, J. c. Everett,
pastor, morning and evening worship
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. with sermons
by the pastor.
Second United Brethren church,
corner Fifth and Leland street. Ser
mon by the pastor at IL a. m. and at
7:45, the young people and choir will
give a sacred concert. J. W. Cleaver,
pastor.
First Christian church on Topeka
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Charles A. Finch, pastor.
Communion and preaching IL a. m.
Evening service 1880 o'clock.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
corner Huntoon and Polk streets. Ser
vices at II a. m. Subject, substance"
Quinton Heights Baptist chapel.
Twenty-fourth and Lincoln streets.
Rev. d. w. Beanblossom, pastor
Preaching II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
First Unitarian church. Rev. ]. H.
Jones, pastor. Service II a. m. SUBJ
1ect, MANS Mission in the World"
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
corner of Sixth and Harrison streets.
Service IL a. m. Subject, Sub
stance"
North Topeka Baptist church, cor
ner of Harrison and Laurent streets.
Revival services IL a. m. and 1880 p.
m. and every night during the week
except Monday Pastors morning
subject, Ami ba SSadOrS. Evening
subject, Hell. What 1t Is and How to
Escape IT.
Church of the Good Shepherd, East
street, North Topeka. Morning
prayer and litany IL a. m. At morning
services Miss Comstock will sing Come
Unto Me" Rev. Carl W. Nau will be
the preacher.
Central Avenue church, North Tope-
ka. David Lyon will preach at II a.
M, on Moments" and at 1880 the sub
ject will be THE Bible a Marvellous
Book
The w. c.. T. L. will meet at the
First NJ. E. church at 8 p. m Monday.
First Congregational. Seventh and
Harrison streets. Francis l. Hayes,
pastor. Evening, the pastor will give
the first of two Christian health talks
on How to Get Strong and Keep Strong,
subject, How to Eat and How to
Breathe" to be treated both from the
and the spiritual point of view.
North Congregational church, cor
ner Laurent and Jackson streets.
Morning worship at IL o'clock at
which Mr.. Frank Babcock Will preach,
subject: Putting Things First That
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-13
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

In morals. as in geometry, a straight
line is the shortest distance between two
points.-Barrows.
X
Many Christians are like the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa-as far gone from upright
ness as it Is possible to go without top
ping over.-Sunday School Times.
x X
Nor deem the ,irrevocabIe Past
AS wholly wasted, wholly vain,
To something nobler we attain.
-Longfellow.
y
All the strength and all the arts of men
are measured by. and founded upon their
reverence for the passion and their guar
dianship of the purity of love.-Carlyle.
3 X
All men are commanded by the saint
Anon.
No man that imparteth his Joys to his
friend. but he. joyeth the more: and no
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man that imparteth his griefs to his
friend, but he grieveth the tess.-Bacon.
y
Some hae meat that Gamma eat,
And some would eat that want it;
But we hae meat, and we can eat,
Sac let the Lord be thanket.
-RurnS
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Miss Belle Thompson, Mrs. Silas
Porter, Mrs. J. F. Daniels and Mrs. ].
3. Larimer will give a luncheon Mon
day at Miss Thompson's house. sos To-
peka avenue, for the members of the
Chaldean club, the honorary members
and Mrs. F. W. Watson. The decora-
tions will be in yellow.
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First United Brethren church, the
pastor o. It. Deever will preach, sub
ject at IL a. M: "The Twelve Apos-
ties Subject at 1880 p. m: Lessons
From the Life of jacob
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Euclid avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, NJ. NJ. Culpepper, pastor.
preaching at II a. m. by Evangelist
BuHum, at 1880 p. m. Rev. Flowers
will preach.
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church of st. Simon, the Cyrenian
Seventh street, the Rev. II. B. Brown,
priest, IL a. m. choral mathis, litany
ana sermon, subject: ''Imitators of
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of Portsmouth, Ohio; Mrs. A. A. God
ard, Mrs. C. H. Samson, Mrs. w. A.
Powers, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird. Mrs. e. S.
Pettyjohn and Mrs. E. Montgomery.
Mrs. W. Watson will entertain the
club at its next meeting
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The Religion of the Helping Hand.
The International Sunday-School Lessor
for March Il is, "Eneas and Dorcas.
Acts 9: 31-43.
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Mrs. F. W. Watson, president of the
city federation, will entertain the Col
den Rule club next Friday afternoon
at her house, 401 Topeka avenue.
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Mrs. F. w. Knapp entertained the
Sonora club Thursday afternoon. There
was a Kansas county guessing contest
and a musical programme. The club
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The D. A. r. held their March pro-
gramme meeting at the Daily Capita
building this afternoon. Our Island
Possessions was the subject of the af-
ternOon.
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The State Journal is the official paper
Of the kansas Federation OF Women $
Clubs.
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Come First" Evening services will
De resumed, sermon by DR.. d. NJ.
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Club women and club interests will
have more time than ever on the pro-
gramme of the. next Topeka chautau-
qua which viii be held June "a tc
July 4.
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meets next time with Mrs. Howard B.
Lanning.
The Nautilus club meeting postponed
from this week will be held next Tues
day with Mrs. w. A. McCarter.
The Chandos club will meet with
Mrs. Anderson in North Topeka
Thursday.
The Minerva club will meet Monday
with Mrs. w. A. Powers. Mrs. William
Davis assisting hostess.