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BACkACHE MEANS
 DIRTY KIDNEYS
4 Few Doses of Pape's Diuretic Will Clean and Regulate Your Out-0f- Order Kidneys and Make You Feel
 Fine-An Urinary Misery Vanishcs.

No man or woman here whose kid news are out-of-order, or who suffers from backache or bladder misery, can afford to leave Pape,s Diuretic un- tried.
 After taking several doses, all pains in the back, sides or loins, rheumatic twinges, nervousness, headache, sleep lessness, inflamed or swollen eyellds, dizziness, tired or workout feeling and other symptoms of clogged, sluggish kidneys simply vanish. Uncomfortable urjnation (especiallv at night. smarting, discolored water and all bladder misery ends. The moment you suspect the slight est kidney or bladder disorder, or feel rheumatism pains, don't continue to be miserable or worried, but get a fiftv-cent treatment of Papes Diuretic from your druggist and start taking as directed, with. the knowledge that there is no other medicine, at any price, made anywhere else in the world, which is so harmless or will effect so thorough and prompt cure
 This unusual preparation goes direct to the cause of trouble distributing it's cleansing, healing and vitalizing inf1u- ence directly upon the organs and glands affected and completes the cure before you realize it.
 A few days treatment Of Pape's Diu- retic means clean, healthy, active kid neys. bladder and urinary organs-and you feel fine.
 Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you
 that Pape, Thompson X Pape, of Gin lcinnati, is large and responsible
 medicine concern, thoroughly worthy Of your confidence.
 Accept only Tapes Diuretic-fifty- cent treatment-from any drug store anywhere in the world
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Entered at Postoffice at Pine blull' Ark.. as second class mail matter.
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Rev. J. l. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, leaves Thursday for Narvell. to attend the Pine Bluff Preshytery RevE orris will also attend the Synod Presbytery meeting at Helena next Tuesday.
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SOU V E N K
 Set of Majestic Ware FREE

., o.,, ot our store during our Majestic peia-
 II you ,aa. and allow us to show you the many 'i onS,Fao" n, % superior quality the Great 'N Grs ajc Range and will purchase one at the rs5" aanyani
 u give YOU FREE beautiful anu oSe'u, rs;, ,ara e. t Ware illustrated in this adverflseihen' i 1 i made 10 match quality of the Nl''essN f this IS maoe 'o ,,' @ 1 coo the beauty and utility of th's We No" .,, th first three pieces which are ehtreiS ' cannot Ina had alone by purchase, excene at 'e's h, nice The prics Majestic Ranges are tue s<'i hut we give the FREE with each Na]eS''e ''''se during demonstration week only.
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Mrs. C. T. Robinson and children,
 Gordon and Lydia, have returnei
 from a beneficial two months visit to
 Chicago, where they were the guests of Mrs. Robnson's sister, Mrs. A. F. Forrest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-15

If you have a nice kitchen you should have White & Blue Azure Granite Ware to finish it off with. Not the cheapest, but the VERY BEST
 Sold by Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go. If.
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At $750 We can give you our No. 1l3 fancy oak heater that can [ be beat. Ii is a little beauty, and you can get a hot fire in it right now. See us if you need a heater Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-15

Get Q Majestic Souvenir sci of ware al McGaughy Hardware Co, during demonstration week Oct. IS to 23.
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Chiidren cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S CASTo RIA
COME TO SEE Us,

COME TO SEE US.
 We will sell your property for you' keep your money and pay you inter- est. We will loan you money and can serve you in many ways.-Peoples Savings BanK and Trust Company. 9-29-dtmo.
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PLANTERS HOTEL
tColoredl

Rooms 2c to 75c. The best place for the money. !. g. THOMAS, Mgr.
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TIME PROVES

tne value of SYST EMATIC care of ones income. Each Individual saving may oe small but, if systematic, the accumulation is rapid. In few years you sheald be able 10 gratify some of vonr desires-make the first payment on home of your own or make some profitable investment. In either case the safe plan, the systematic plan, the plan Of accomplishment, is to star
 an account with
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SMELL IT.

our Golden Gate coffee or tea. Isn't it aromatic? Well, it's just as rich and fine favored to the taste. We are the only dealers in town who sell these blends and are proud of the fact. The strength will more than compensate for the difference in prices-taheg less coffee or tea to the cup.
 SMART & RICHEY Old ph0nee 1t1.1S7 New Phones ss
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
WHAT THE CHURCH FOLK ARE
THINKING ABOUT AND DOING.
By WILLIAM T ELLIS

portunity that the indebtedness OF the
world. which creates all our social prob
lens. Is 10 be ameliorated. No method
IS simpler than this. none more profound.
When high and low become Dorcases, not
forgetting to be kind. the long-sought So
ciaI remedy win have been found.
For the sake OF this Dorcas there were
swift feet to run 20 the Apostle Peter for
help. Possibly nobody's thought extended
beyond having the apostle speak at the
funeral He came swiftly, for he, like
Dorcas. and Ike his Master, lived only 10
be helpful Come 70 the house Of mourn
ing. he followed the example OF Jesus in
a similar case. and, putting forth all the
noisy mourners, he knelt to entreat OF
God this sisters life. Then, assured that
the miracle would be wrought. he turned
10 the silent corpse and tenderly repeated
the beautiful name, ''GazeIle-" Dorcas
straightaway opened her eyes. sat up
was given Peters hand IN assistance
and arose and WAS presented &c her aston
ished friends. 01c more Sign" had been
wrought 10 accredit the Name; and the
number Of believers multiplied.
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WOMEN WRITERS MEET,
New Members Admitted and Mrs.
Flick Talks About OklahOma.

The League OF American Pen Women
met on Monday evening last at the study
room OF the Public Library, Miss Eliza
beth A. Hyde presiding in the absence
OF the president, Mrs. La Sale Corbell
Pickett
Two new members were received, Miss
Zoe E. c. Mitscher. Of the Oklahoma City
Times. and Miss Edda Beemer. os the
Oklahoma News. Mrs. Matte Hamilton
Flick Of Oklahoma City, was present.
and talked Interestingly about the new
State Of Oklahoma
Mrs. L II. Wilder. historian. called at
tention to the work Of several members.
the most notable being the prize story,
T came not 70 Judge the world" by Miss
Elizabeth A. Hyde. first vice president
! Miss Jessie A. Griswold presented cards
bearing greetings to the league from Mrs
Della Hine MertZ, OF this city, now al
Miami. Fla, and from Mrs. Pearl Sin
clair Stafford
A reception TO visiting members was
arranSeS for last wednesday afternoon
from 8 to 8 at 1917 L street. University OF
/ Music and Dramatic Art Yellow jon
0uiis decorated the room, tea was served
/ BY Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Hyde, and Mrs
Matte Hamilton Flick gave most en-
/ tertaining talk on Mexico.
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THE LAW AND LIQUOR.

Tsrse comments upon the Christian BndesTUE TOPIC
for March "a: What Are Cur Liquor Laws. and
How Are They Enforced!' Deut, iv:l-s.
Whatever ones theories about temper
anc his first obligation. as member Of
the community In which he lives, Is TO
help enforce existing laws. These laws
nay be not az all 70 his liking; never
theless. the obligations OF good citizen
ship require him 20 see that they are
fairly enforced, in the interest Of ell con-
cerned. Even the saloon keeper may not
be unlawfully oppressed. Every man must
be accorded all his rights under the law.
One may 90 so far as TO declare that
the conservation OF the law is Of greater
Importance than the enactment OF new
temperance legislations- Lawlessness, IN
promoting which the liquor traffic has IN
doubtedly been a factor, Is 2 grave.
menace 70 the life OF our time than even
the curse Of intemperanee itself. So al
who would cast their influence unre-
servedly on the side Of sobriety and
purity should be al greatest pains 10
assure the enforcement Of existing laws
The frequent appeal to =" the unwritten
law" as justification for all sorts OF pro-
cedure. IS one OF the most dangerous ten
dencies OF life in this Western world
In a governing land obnoxious laws
may be repealed by due process OF legis-
latlon. That Is what is taking place. with
astonishing rapidity. all over the United
states. SIX States have come wholly
under prohibito-y statutes. By the opera
ton OF local option laws the major pOr-
ton OF the population OF the country now
lives IN dry" territory This is one of
the most significant signs OF the times
The mighty hand OF the law IS throttling
the traffic in strong drink The United
States and Canada lead the world II TEN
/ perance legislation. II the present trend
I Of society continues We may expect q
wholly sober people ere many generations
After ali has been said, though. law IS
/ but the concrete expression OF the public
mind The fundamental mission Of al
/ TEMPERANCE workers should be 70 put a
mind Of sobriety and self-control into al
/ the people. The work Of education may
not be neglected for the sake Of promot-
/ ing legislation. The most effective tenn
| perance law IS that which reigns in tbs
/ Individual viii. and, as one Temperance
: speaker expressed II, closes the liquor
I shop which is carried on between q man:
own chin and nose"
]
/ IN connection with this topic deal o'
/ impractical advice viii be given to En-
/ deavOrers TO become thoroughly familiar
with the temperance laws in force IL thei
own communities. and throughout th'
land Now the average young person j
no lawyer De has better use for hi
brains than 70 cumber them with mas
I of needless and technical information
I The organized temperance nlovemen
should have experts upon these matters
Az :hat may reasonably be asked OF tn
average person interested IN Temperance
is that he should possess a general knowl
edge Of the laws which he Is called upoi
TO help enforce in his own community.
The law Of the Other Man Is tn
ancient. ScripturaI common law" upol
which all temperance legislation is based
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL n z CHURCH,
oorDer John Marshall pace and G ST JoEn Red
Shannon minister. At II q n, Crest urter1ncss
q Christ" Al ?. IA, TEs 0De ideal EoEn2n
q the Old Testament and the idszi Of this tEe1-
-tisth centuTy' (secood sernoo of series On Won
anhoOd'). Sunday school and Metropolitan Bl5-s
Cas- at go q Il Epso-th Leaz1e az 6:i5 ?. n
FOUNDRY n E. CHURCH, Issh and Chrrch SIS.
w. Rev. Robert n. Moore. D. D.. pastor ST-n-
sav school. 30 e. n Preaching at e Il By
the RsT. Bishop ". r McDOTel SeTT1cs q
song. 2 H.; address By the Rev. Bishop W. +
Mcdowell Epworth League. ?. n Al invited
BAsuINE n. E. CHURCH. ssh and sta ~.
Rev Gzaarlss E. Guthrie. pastor. 80 q Il. SIIn-
day school. II q n, Holy Communion 90
p n EvEortb League praise service % ?. n,
TsbIic worship with preaching b. tbs pastor sub
5ee=. THE PRESIDENTS PSALM" THURSDAY
80 D. u, frst Of fuE sTest p-syer neetngs
lookfng toward Easter Public invited 70 al
Errrieez
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YORK are. H, and 18th SIS Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor Il a n The inaugural
psalm 7;s5 d n. The prophets cTy 70 ths
city" q series Music led b the quartet choir
80 q II, Bible school, SIS q. T.. admit casSc6
6s0|p n. Christisn Eodeavor Society.
FTRST-'sThs Suz1ge-s' SABBATH Hozne'-Johu
Marshall p Nv. Donald q. Macleod. minister
i A. n. The administration q the Lor1's Sup
PER 7s5 p. T.. s1b!ect -'Iuaagarztion -steo
tons" SPECIAL musical D-oErzmne b. choir Al
are Welcoue-
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ava and Isth sts
Charles Wood. minister.
Tyler Deunett, assistant minister.
James NC Henry. minister q Peek Chapel.
u e. m--Ile p1Slo- VII rTe1ch
, m.-The pastor VII proach o. New WAYS
q knowing old things
MEsic1l ssrvice, led By church quartet ron So
70 O'Clock
sR n.-Ths pastor VII preach O Gods rsvelz-
ton Of Himself In the EasS
Musical service from 80 70 o'Gloek; Gounod' s
st Cecilia by the - Cecilia Quertet and Uho-is
Sunday school az s:s5 q II
Christian EndsaFoE meeting. 5 p u.
THURSDAY evening at s, nidEeek serTice
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. l0.h and sts.
d.. J. J. AuiT. past0-. PrsachinE Il a. H.
Ny hiding place" rs p n. Truth within %
s s. $50 & n c Z. SIS 2 n
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and SIS Sun
dsy school. SO g. II Christian En6esEoS Z
? II Preaching. Il & n and 5 p II, b. The
ReT. JOIN ". AuSsoa. q Plainield. \. J. Every
BODY welcone.
STRANGERS HOME SHILOH BAPTIST
Church. L 81. between 18Th and 18th sts NV.
Rev. J. Milton WaldTou. D. D. pastor. Sermons
b pastor a. Il a n. and rs ? II Lords Sup
peI at close Of night sermon- Meas Bible Cas-
from % 70 D-5 4 II II separate roon- Bible
school at 80 I. u. Al seats fTee. hearty
velcoEs 70 al. especially % srzngez
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SPIRITUALISM.

MESSAGES FROM THE SPIRIT WORLD. AL
fred q Ts1y VII hold meeting Sunday eseuing.
at s o'clock. assisted bg Mss Susie c Clark. Of
Camhridge. Mass. Lecture followed By spsrit nes-
sages and pSycbouot1c readings AZ Schuidf' s
Hzn. SIS sth 81 NV
DR.. J. II. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
medium, VII hold grand test meeting for spiritual
messages Sunday, Tuesday. ard Friday Ct ,. n.
Readings daily. 80 6;h 81 Nv.
MRS Noble HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every SUNDAY, Tuesday and Friday nights st
O'Clock Private readings daily. ISZ3 Ilth s. Nv
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CoiEmhia road and 18th 81 Nv. The pastor, ReT.
NJ Ross FlshbrTa. VII preach e. u and 81
Morning sub3ec1, ''FTiToli1y versus seriouIes;
evening. '-Ths vslus Of iEnoTznce." Music b
quA-ts- ard chorus choir. Sunday school at 9S
g. u Junior El6ezgor st ) p n Senior In
dezTor AZ so ?. n A vslc0ms for AL
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, co-. Ioth
and G sts Nv Rev. Samuel d WoOd1OT, D D.
pastor. II a Il. and p n, D1hlc worship
with ss-mOns hy the pastor. An uEGoEDec
king" Some noted Johns: John Ch1ysostozn-
Music by quartet ard Chorus choir, led 6y Dr
J. ". Bischof. o-Eznist ESQ a. n, SUNDAY
school. 6.s5 ?. n. Y. P. s. Q. E
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Co-co-zs SIS. Nv. The
Rev. Fr1nk SeEsl. D. D., Iastor, VII preach a.
q & n. Sunday school. us p H. lecture
on GOD AND MAN N THD BIBLE" BY the
Rss, PAUL SPERRT. G. BTockfo1, Mas Strzn-
gers invited IN passor's study, Wednesdays. 20
p n, Y. P. Class IN Christian PsychOiogy. All
are velcozae. Fridays, IN churcE, AS p n.
Litzuy seTTice. with short address Free loan
Harary Of the writings q swedenborE and the
periodicals and literature Of the New Church II
tbe Esstry- Free tracts n The Eestibale.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL Thomas Circle PsstE, J. O. B1tls-.
Services at Il and 30. Afternoon scTTice dis
c1utiuzed- school SO c Z Society. So.
hIi5Eeek Ee-T1ee ThuSday-
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ara. and sh st ns.
Rev. c. P WIes pastor. Preaching Il and : %.
Sunday school. go. Junior G E. 5 IutsrHadi-
ate. $50 Sellicz, SIS Everybody weleozne.
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FRINITT CHURCH. Sd and SIS Nv Rev
Richard ?. Williams. rector. Services ST %, z.
and s Confirmation lecture st 30. Daily lexcept
Saturday, 5o-Tn5nuts services. I2s5
Monday wednesday. Friday. , n.
Tuesday. Thursday. As ?. H.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. Mas. ave. and
12h 81 nv. Rev. ]. Heuning Mems. rector
Services and 4 2. ID. and G ?. n. The rector
VII I1each az II .. n Leltsn services next Teek
st AS oc,ock every afternoon ChIl-ch1n2n 5
League lectures. Tussc2y. D n BOYS Brother
hood service. Friday. 6 ?. n. RsT. R H MchIn.
J.. D.. VIII Be the speaker Tuesday night and
Rev. Arthur EinsolTing o1 Friday night
CHURCH OF The EPIPHANY. 6 s.. bet 18th
and Iith. ReT. r. d McKim, D. D.. rector.
Services, a. H.. u g. n, and ?. IT, Sun
day school 9-s8 e. II and D n Coun7nz'
ton instructions AZ SIS u the caurch- Tbs roo
tor WI rTeach morning and eTsuilE. Services
during the week daily. exert Saturday, al Z
o,elock and As ?. II, ard Wednes1zy, % ? Il
ST JAMES CHURCH. sth s-, nssz 81 ne
Sunday ss-Tices at 30. lozo. and =. n, -
and 80 p II School 3 p n Othe- days.
and q n and II. except Wednssday ard
Friday. Al 80 2 n Children al SO D n
FRIDAY.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 and A SIS. - CGE
Rev W l. De Vries- Ph. D., AID Rev R. A
Curtis. Series. 20. l. 4. and 10. Res. Csno-
Brzferahl D D, VII p-each al niEht-
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HOUSE BRINGS $3.50.
Melvin H. Belts Buys Eaerson Prop
erty in Southeast.

wIlHge. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
James r Ellerson. the two-story brick
dwelling at so Fourteenth street. be-
tween E and ? streets southeast. The
house has six rcozss. fully appointed tile
bath. nickeIed plumbing. and is heated by
hot air furnace. It occupies lot eighteen
BY ninety feet, and is situated on a terrace
Il Is understood that $3.50 was paid for
the property. X is the purpose OF the
purchaser. Melvin H. Belts, to hold the
dwelling as an investment.
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JUNIORS HONOR PARENTS
Endeavorers Give Entertainment IN
Mount Pleasant.
RepresentafiFe HObsOn Addresses
Union Meetfnr-Dr- Hubble Speaks
in Rhode Island Avenue Church.

The Mount Pleasant Congregational Ju-
nior Endeavorers gave N entertainment
and social in honor Of their parents on
Monday evening. The programme, as fol-
lows. was received heartily: Opening ad-
dress. Paul Frizzle; piano duet, Misses
Janet and Doris Little; recitation, Robert
Lynch, Victor Kebier. Kenneth Collins.
and Ralph Dubois; song, Miss Mary
Thompson; address, Mr.. Fishburn; reci-
tation. Florence GIbbon. Mabel Kebler.
Margaret FIshburn, Ruth Graf, Consueio
Hawks. May Thompson. and Anita Bur
kett: recitation, Ruth Kebler; song. Anita
Burkett; recitation. Bertha Graf; song.
Consuelo Hawks: recitation, Louise Stein
berg: song. George Bliss: recitation, Mary
Burkett. MY Country. 'Tis Ct Thee" was
sung By all in closing the entertainment,
and attention was then turned 10 a social
half-hour and refreshments
Representative Richmond Pearson Hob
son addressed the District Endeavorers il
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Probably on Deathbed, weds.

Scranton. Pa, March 5.-Lying on what
will probably be his deathbed. Adam Sta
linsky has taken Mary Parka as his bride.
They planned to be married after Lent,
but about two weeks ago Stalinsky was
stabbed in a saloon brzwl.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor 1lsh sad IS
UI-sses G. B. Pierce. minister. sz5 a. n, Sun
day school. Class for the Comparative Study Of
Religion, and Unity Study Class. Il a. n, NON
ing service; ssTm0u 5y the minister. p H..
Young Peopls's Religious Union 8 p n, SPECIAL
musical service. The choir VII render the follow
ing programme: / "Fespes iAliIlz1d) II, tenor
solo 7 Thirst Gder7daute); III, alto solo,
He Was Despsssd-' lHaDds1; ". sorr1no solo.
With VerduTe CAD HAYDN; Y. bass solo, 20
Lord. Correct Ne" Handel: VI. 'InAzHsuatus. %
frun s'stSbat alate-,' RossinD. The pubic il
Cordially invited 70 all services
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and SIS. Nv. Services: Sunday, l0=0 g. n and
p n
Sub3sct. MAN
Sunday shoo u a II Wednesday evening
meeting. o'cIOS- Public coudaIly invited. AT
seats frss- Free reading rooa. 81 Oolo-adO Bldg.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

xF-r- VERNON PLACE u Z CHURCH SOUTH.
cor. oh and K stS ~. J. Howard WeIss pas
to- go Sunday school Il g. II. Holy Con-
nuuion. p n, EVE0-th LeaSus- ?. n. ~
mon hy the pastor.
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BUYS TRIANGULAR LOT.
Building site of 1000 square Feet
Changes Hands on Lanier Heights

Stone & Fairfax recently sold the lot
in Ontario road, opposite the Ontario
apartment house. This property has 2
frontage OF 1es feet, and is OF fat-iTon
shape. containing nearly 900 square feet
The purchasers OF this land are having
plans prepared to improve II this
spring. To the west Of this land Charles
". King, IT.. is now erecting nine brick
residences which contain all modern con-
venienees These houses viii be com.
pIeted within the next thirty days.
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UNTVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and L SIS Nv
Rev. John Van Schsick. T., pastor. Il q. u
morning service, sf5 a T.. Sunday school.
,. H., ]. P. c. Q. 5 .. n. Dr. Powers class
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OTHER SERVICES.

z. n c. A. MEETING FOR MEN. FIVE
feet eight of living Cbristianity Spesk9:
s.ephen A. Ncrthrop. .. D.. from Missouri.
Masonic Temple Audito-ium SUNDAY. zIsrch :,
50 N. Tenor solo " r Cunningham of
pbila6elr4is. cornet solo. EIphonzo TOuaSS Fuu
ssSocstiou orchestza- Al men welcome
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
s-rttish BITE Hau. loE @ st. nv Services: Sun
dar. II A. n and n p n Morning lecture By
Bishop OLIVER C. SABIN: subject The ad-
rancemeut Of religious thought ETe1tng lsc1u7e
by WINFIELD s. WHITMAN Testimonial meet
ing Wednesday eseaing at - Seats free. All
inTited.
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sEvEXTH-DAY ADVEXTIsTs.

~nRoarAET EVENTS OF THE ROOSEVELT
adninsstztio1" Vii Be the subject discussed b
Pas.o< JSns 8. Shultz, II the Memorial Church,
I1h ard n IS Nv. tomorrow at rs ?. II
Al 81
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH. Rev. May A.
Priee. medium. Meeting. Sundays. ,. n, Rechs-
bite Hall. Ss B Sc, cor B. ID and Pa ave. Phi
Tate readings daily. Circles TEES. and D II,
a. 70 5th ne
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sEVEN-sENTENCE SERMONS.

In mortaIs. as IN geometry. a straight
line IS the shortest distance between two
points-BaTrOws-
Many Christians are like the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa-as far gone from upright
ness as Il is possible to 90 without top
ping over.--Sunday School Times.
Rcr dem the trrevocble Past
As wholly wasted wholly Esin,
n. Tising on is wrecks az last,
To something ncbler attain.
-LooEfelow.
All the strength and ell the arts Of men
are measured by, and founded upon, their
reverence for the passion and their guar
dianship Of the purity OF love.-Cariyle.
All men are commanded by the saint
Anon.
So-ne hse meat that eznna eat
And some would eat that want IL;
But We hSe neat and We can eat,
sac lst the Lord be thanket-
-BunS
No man that imparteth his joys to his
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CHRISTIAN.
UNITARIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH seT.
ICE. with se-mo1 by Frederick D. Power. Il aid
ia S. s, go. @ E, 63a All Tsico1ls-
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xOXsECFARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH, Pythizu Temple. Bl2 s-h
g. Services II HIS a. II: ReE. George Willis
Cooke. Of Wakefield. Mass. vii sDcak On The
ethical motive for the individual and society.
ProE SexburEhs Bible StGdy Cas- 81 y s. n
A cordial invitation IS extended.
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EPISCOPAL.


ST. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle
4 30 a. m.-BishOp Harding VIII preach On the MS
sion 5ust held in the parish
l.55 ?. ul.-Instuction b rector.
s.0o ?. m--Canon Austin VII begn course o. SUI
day Eight serrons, the nrst sermon
being on the '-Sin which hath 10 for
gfTeless~
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEAroN VIZ give the SeTsuth lesson in ths
series Of her private class instruction in mental and
spiritual healing Sunday, p n, At her osicss.
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Public invited. Patients treated week days
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS: THE EVOLUTION OF GOVERN
neut." Prof. David Eecies; Scotch s5ags; debate
p II, Pythian Tempe, lal2 srh s. ~. seats
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YEsPER sERVICE-

YOUNG wONEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
I2th and sts. ~. 80 :. n, MrS Alice Flse-
nan Palue-'s "Rules fo- happiness" Miss Edith
WiIkiuson, graduate Of Wellesley. VII lead g-0up
discussion Cczns