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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13
Der stabtrat

Ser Staotrot erbieIt cine, qerobe
nibt febr erfreulide ueberraid,una
onrh ueberfenoung Der Betition Ell
neg getpiiien 9. @6min SatpIep BON
gien gorf gitp, ueIder 8e5abluna
fir Bombs i'm 8etroge bon $4,000
aus Dem Sabre 1852, nebit 3inieu
pom Z Bro5ent per @nnnum fean-
ipru6t.
Die @ei6idte oieier Bombs lit cine
ben alteren @mrgern Der Sta6t mol-
befannte, inoem iie lange orobeto
iiber Der StaOtperpaItung bling uno
ieoen 5ortidritt bin0erte. Die gonos
mnroen 1852 fir Sen 8all elmer
eilenbabn bon Der &iiite ousaeaeben
uno nad Seem Yorf gum 8erfouf
geianot. Sic ermieien iid als I'M.
perfdnflib uno BEL ser Miidfebr mll1-
De Dos &omite, meldes oie BONDS
IN Werfpabrung batte, IN ser Wi6e
con Seguin bon 8oitraubern altae-
fallen nnb BEL Der @elegenbeit Die
Site nit ben Bombs, ais pertloie
Fapiere, auf Die Hrairie qemorfcu.
Sroboem befanoen fih oie meiiten
Bombs nod Dem ariege I'M gejis
BON Muguit Belmont in Stem gorf
uno muroe Die Stoot ourh eincn
gefebI 0es Supreme-@ erifts 3i1r
3ablung on ben ouripriinglideli
8aufer" ge5fDungen. Mls ipater ilit-
lner nod nieoer 8onbs auftauf.en,
benubte Die Stoot oas 8eriabritnas.
reft, Inn iid meiteren Mnforoeritnoell
fir Sduloen, bon oenen Die Stao1
ME einen Gent erbielt, al ent5ieban.
Die @onog, fir melde SEER Sau-
leD 3abluna begebrt, geboren sll
oieien perlorenen. gr appeIiert m
Die gGbrlidfeit Der Siiolanoer", So
er mol ipeiB, oaB geridtlid nihis
mebr gu MADDEN lit. 4ber trob SEE
ier Sdmeidelei lit es mol ridtie,
ipenn Der Staotrat fid nift mebt.
nit Der @eihi6te abgibt uno Die Bob
lung berpeigert.
Der StraBenfommiiior muroe be.
mtftrogt, einen gilbert" an Ser Cor
pus Gbriiti 2anoitrobe gu entfernen.
Cine Betition fir @rooiernna uno
-einfaiiung BON grooflpn
4penle purbe beipiaigt uno oie
8erbeiierung bon SoIeoao Struse
uno @oin @penue BON 6ouiton
Strobe gum Moin 8lo5a puroe Sem
Bublic Improvement &on1ite iiber.
geben.
Ser Milom Shule puroe Der @e.
brand oes Son 8ebro &nrfs fir
Den t6. 4pril bepiaigt. Die &c.
nutuns Der WarftbaGe our6 Sic
Breckenridge Sdule murbe aus Dem
@ritnoe nift 6eipiaiet, neil oas 9ob
|ihaoboft uno CUR 3eit inter &eparo-
tnr til.
Die Oroinon5 aegen erri9tang
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13

2obbp-4rbeit b%eroammett, fpentt iie
uneDrli1 lit unb nit unebrlifc,l
WlitteIn betrieben miro. uebrigells
bat Der @ouperneur BEL Der @ut51b-
lung Der 2obbies Die 8aItoren-
2obbp bereeiien, oos lit Die oller-
ihlimmite, frebite uno peroerblidite
getpeien.
SIN Squire bat man iid an Die
9otl6oft bes @oitperneurs ni9t nieI
gefebrt, i'm Sellat bat man iie abes
i6arf 5uriidgetpieien. Mon bat Be-
lblnile argenomnen, melde Die Stel-
lungnabme oes Senots perteioi-
gen n1o gice-@ ouberneur 9apib.
ion, Der 8oriieenoe oes Senots, sa5
ourb feline Stimme 4usiblag bel
oieier @nnobme. Ser 8ru9 Sni,
ideu Senat unb @oupernel1r lit iest
poG5ogen. @leid borouf ernannie
Dapioion oieieIben Mitglieoer oes
aonferen5-4omit iibcr Die 8onf,
Depoiiten-8ia, Die porber beri1tes
batten, baB iie iid nit Dem &on,
ferenofomite oes &olies ni6t emit
gen fonnten nnb aeigte banit. DOB
Ser Senat nidt gefuiQt iei iid ourh
ben @olbernenr ms 8odsborl io-
gen 5l loiien uno nadaitgeben.
@d9reno Der Ietten Gage bette
oas Observation-Disclosures Die Sisbugb-
Mobertion-9in, bie oas 9osfin-0ie=
@regor-@eie peridarft, nit @rncll-
dement's ongenommen, oie beltimnt-
ten, bob fem olfobolbaltiges &C.
trdllf on Dem Blabe getrunfen tuer-
ben oiirfe, all Dem es perfauft lei
ulto BOB aGe Saloons cine gleide
2i5elts be5oblen miiBterl, Die alio
totid6Gib 8roDibition einfiibrten.
Ser Senot itrib nod am lesten
9oee Die ,tniinnieen amendments,
nabm oas uripriinelibe Sisbugb-Mo-
bertion-@eiet an nno bieiem itimm-
te baum nu6 bas Saus BEL. Sir bics
Weal lit alio oie Brobibitionsgefahr
obgeipanot.
gs muroen ferner nod in ser
grtraiibuug angenommen: Die 9iG,
uelde Die ginridtung zines 2epro-
ienbeims a%noronet; Die 8iG, Die elm
5tote 8oaro of Sealtb einiest alo
oie Sins, melde Die gtablierul1g
Observation-Disclosures @eriudsftatioten
in Ben per1hie6enen SeiIen oes
Staates %beitimmen. 9ie 8anf- DepoIi-
ten-gin, murbe tpie geiogt, nidt err
febigt. 9as 5aus bette Die guretoli
Bin angenominen, Die cine gemeili=
iarne @arantie burh ol1e @onfell
einfiibrt, Der Senat Die Center Sid,
Die ieoe @anf ibre eiaenen 9epoiiten
qarantieren ldBt, nno beioe Sauier
fonnten ii6 nidt einieen.
9ie nelle grtraiitung begonn ar
Montag morgen. Der 5enot per=
taate ii6 aleid nod Ser Sreoni=
lotion Bis gum 9onnerItog, oas Saus
ftritt iid ben eriten Gag iiber eincn
geidlub beruin, Der Ben @nuib
ocs Spreders gemaB, bic 3abl Ser
Stenograpbiiten um Die Salfte per-
minoerte. SIN Souie uno i'm Seaat
pnroen Die berihieoenen 8anf-9e-
poiiten-giGs mieoer eineereibt, in
letterem audi Die @emiIigungsbiG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13

neiterer Sonotorien fir SuberfuIo,
its=aranfe plirbe nod britter 2eiunJ
oneenomn1en. gs betrifft oie be-
reits beitebenoen ntdt, aber berbiE-
bert Die ginridtung neiterer. 0ie
Strafe betrdet BON 500 Biz $500 iuc
ieoen Sag, bob Elm iolhes Snititut Of
fen gebolten miro.
Die 6. $. & g. 81. 8abn erbieit
meitere 80 Gage bepi1i9t, nit Der
&onltruftion oes Subtpap in 2omor
StroBe 81 Beginner.
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@prie. bel bemen bie Geele fricrt.

uSbr Sobn bat S6minoiu9t. Ser
Sal lit boffnunesIos", iaeten 5pei
erfabrene @erate 5u Geo. 6. 8lepeus,
einem &anfmann in Springfielo, e.
8. Damn 5eigte ii6 Die tpunoerhare
&raft bon Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY.
Na6 3 @ohen NOR Ser 8otient BOZ
Zig bereeitent. l1nfeblbor bel Sniten
unb Grfaltungen, 0as liherIte Mitiel
fir idmere 2ungen=&ranfBeiten. so
@ts. uno $1.00. 3ufrieoenbeit earall-
tiert. 8robef1aid)e frei.
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grmuoeisentmms. lIebertrasnuaeu.

Son @eit unb Srau on 6. s. 8orD.
@run6itiid an Der 9uiia6e @be.; $1,000.
Gnton 9eB nno Srau an Sobn 9en;
orids, @runoftiid an Der 9eb Stra6e;
800.
Srau que Suso an 6. 6. Sunter,
@runoitiid i'm gitbs8lod t647; 5000.
9enrb Brauie an @mil Saefer,
100 Mder Qnnb; $4,000.
Daniel Sppenbeimer Ii. q. m 8ens
iomin @oloenburs, @runoItiid i'm neilen
gitbSglod ais; 1925.
German Clemens II. u. an @iuie
Seiorids 1853 Nder 2ano; 5000.
Noolpb y. Gips un0 Srau on 9enr1
&ramme. @runoitiid an Der SuruiiG
Ctr; $4,000.
2ouis Calf uto Srau an SSobn W.
Striffler. 40 ader 2ano, ferner 40 Ut
tipa Der Gan Suan 9it6 Company;
Mt AU
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Der aarnepal

beginnt am Montog uno oauert Die
gauge nahIte ISOLDE. Die &arne-
oalsgeieaidaft bat fid Die srobtc
gegeben, Inn ben 8elufclrl
10 piel Sebensmuroisfeiten pie mog-
lid 81 liefern. 8erihieoene grobc
5eit5lse meroen itattfinoen, am San
Sacinto Gage lit Die groBe 8lumen-
i6laht, in Der 8eetbopen-&aGe piro
Die aonigin oes aarnepols gefrint
meroen, in Der Surnbaae mirb eille
gabpibom peranitaltet uno iiberaa
iueroen Sbmubuoen NIT intereiiantsn
Sebensmiroigfeiten anfgei1Iogcn
lem. aae giienbabnen BADEN Die
Sabrpreiie beruntereeiest.
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Dor Der Bar.

q. s. 8ronn, elm @ntpoIt in
Bittsburg, ST., idreibt: .@ir bra.l-
den Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ias ieit
Sabren uno moften ME obne oieicS
portrefflibe Sausmittel fein." Sic
pirfen @unoer Bel Sdiittelfrolt, I'M
berooulihfeit, @aaenbeibmeroen uno
&opfidmer5en. % gts. BEL oIen
8r'taeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13

Ni6t aa5upeit ab bon Ser prahr:s
gen Iiaa Ileranoer 8ermonns, aou3
IN benz @epirr alter SGuier uuo
@arten peritedt, lag unipeit Ser 9ro-
merooe Elm ieltiames, altes Sous.
Gin GROCER, balbpermiIoerter Cor
ten i6loB es elm, BEN mol lelten zines
Weniden SUB betrat. SunbertjGhri-
ger @feu ialtmte Die 8ege uno ronf-
te iid bod binauf big in oie aro.
men Der ounflen 8Gume, Die fiji.
lterno er5ablten BON bergongcnell
Sagen.
Sur6 Die oift beripodienen 9ii-
lfe uno 2aubengdnge ihimmerten
Die permitterten Wormorleiber onti-
fer @eitalten uno oos bobe eiierne
Sdmieoetor, oas ben @orten bon
Der StraBe trennte, bob Ii6 obpeb,
reno empor tpie cine perpuni6ellc
Bforte.
@enn man BON Sor oen Itillen
@artenmea abmGrts i6ritt, iob man
ods alfe, langaeltredte, melnumraltf-
te Sous nit ieinem rotten 3ieqeloah
uno 9riinen 5enIterldoen qebeimniB-
boil nno tief pertrdumt liegeil.
Sonm ging es an einem ohtefi-
gen, |logenonnten Sonnentenlpel
n%orilber, ben i'm CONNER ountel.
bloue &lenetis milo ulnpuferte.
Sest fletterten nur nod miibiont
onrre Tanfen ooran empor.
Dor benz Souie blieb elm neiter
Elab frei, ben sur Geite ebenfou5
elm groBes Idmie0eeiiernes Cor, Sc,
fpoft bon 5pei lteineren Spbinren,
obidloB. Moftige &onoelober rag.
ten ooriiber empor uno 5u 3eiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13

5rcb. staffel, 319 OIt.gomnlerce
Strake. Stride Sdmereien fir @ar.
ten unb Selb. Sen, Safer, Storm
etc. Meoi8in fir gferbe, 3iibe uno
Siibner. Snfiibatoren uno @rutmo.
ihircu.
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Subn s. Bolton, offentIider So
tor. @runoeigentum. @gent fir
Geniionsmipriife. 8immer 8, 81.
Somes Sotel, Sit.Souiton StraBe,
9etbe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-13
uMidiaan i'm sommern

Sreies, iauitriertes gud iibeG
5ommer=@ eiorte. @enoet @u9 an
6. u. gairb, s. 4. asty 219gla-
nru Tlasa, San Mntunip, Ser.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
ANOTHER ADVANCE
IN FLOUR LIKELY
NEWS OF TWENTY CENT RAISE
ON COAST MAY FORCE A
RISE HERE.
Local MiIers VIII Confer on Cues
ton of Prices in Day or Two
Will Be Third Advance.

Flour is destined to take another
advance in this city within the next
few days In all probability notice of
an advance of 20 cents on the barrel
will be given the first of this week
{ according to the statement of local
, miller yesterday With the eX-
pected advance, which will be the
third made in the last three months
patents will sell wholesale in Walla
Walla at $6.25 per barrel.
Probability that an advance in pat
ents will be forced upon the millers of
Walla Walla became known yester-
day when word was received from
Puget Sound millers of a 20-cenr al
vance in Olympic flour, and further in
formation that other brands would ex-
perience a similar rise the first of the
| week.
1--WE will probably have a meeting
| in a day or two and decide on
| the advance to be made" said one mill
err yesterday afternoon to Union rep
resentative. I'VE are forced to depend
| in a large measure upon the prices
ruling in Puget Sound and at Portland,
| so that with the advance made on the
coast a rise here is absolutely neces-
sary."
This will make the third advance of
| 20 cents in flour in the past three
| months, and there is no assurance
either that it will be the last. Wheat
| is becoming scarcer right along and
| while it is not advancing quite so rap
| idly as at the time Of the two forme,
| Jumps in flour quotations, it is firmer.
Many of the smaller mills in the
| country have already been forced to
close down because of their inability
to buy grain at the present high mark
Locally the little wheat that is in this
section unsold stands firm and un-
changed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

How would it be likely that Barna-
bas resembled Jupiter, and Paul Mer-
curry to these people?
Is it trait in human nature to
believe in some popular superstition,
rather than the plain truth of God?
Verses 14-15-If a man of God is
being regarded in some superstitious
way. is it his duty to administer a
rebuke?
Have the best of men got the same
natural passions as the worst of men?
What comfort is there to us in the
the earth?'
Verses 16-1S-Does God pay the
same attention to the crops of the
sinner, as he does to the crops of a
saint?
Verses 19-20-Was it the same peo-
pie that stoned Paul, who before this
wanted to do sacrifice to him?
Can there be any reliance placed
upon the applause of the multitude?
Verses 21-2S-What kind of man
is he who. laid out for dead through
stoning, starts on his way the next
day preaching his story of mercy and
love?
Lesson for Sunday, May %, 1909
The Council at Jerusalem. Acts XIV:
1-35
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

that all the good people were on the
side of the apostles, and all the bad
and dishonest people on the other
side?
VIII A wise and brave man, sonfe-
times run away from much danger as
threatened the apostles, or will ne
always stay and face it?
The apostles fled to Lystra and
Derbe; where are these places stu
ated?
Verse SIS there ever any blame to
be attached to those who are porn
with either physical or moral de1ects |:
Are parents ever to be blamed for
either physical or moral defects III
their children?
Are prenatal influences as powerful
in shaping a child's destiny as post
natal?
In our present national condition,
should the state provide for and mann
tain all those VINO are born In an
impotent condition?
Verses 9-1O-Is faith, like this man
had. possible for all, or is 1T a gift
of God, the same as the resultant
grace and healing?
Was this a miracle, and whether or
not, does God intend to run this
world by law or by miracle?
Verses 11-13-What was the idea
that these people had of the Deity?
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

Day after day a closer walk with
| thee
He found a cavern in the wilderness,
| Ard lived, a solitary hermit there.
He spent his days in penance and
! in prayer,
Hoping in vain that heavens smile
would bless.
| But darker grew his soul His
| meager fare
To flesh and spirit brought the same
| distress.
Yet still he family cried: God, let
From earthly bounds, and live more
| close to thee
Then, as the anguish of his soul in
| creased,
| His sackcloth and his shirt of hair
he DOTTED,
And lashed and scourged his quivering
flesh full oft.
Near to the cave sull1ed many a noise
| some beast,
Seeming the blood, while vultures
wheeled aloft,
And chrrion Nows, .expectant of a
feast!
God, for my stripes and torments,
grant to me
My hearts one prayer, the closer
walk with thee
Twas on a wintry night, when on his
Of thorny weeds and briers, he
moaned in sleep;
The Master sought him. ooh, thou
wandering sheep,
he said
arise and follow me. The path is
steep
And darkness all around and overhead.
But tread thou where my pierced feet
have trod,
And thou shalt find the closer walk
with God"
He wakes, to leave the desert life be-
hind,
Meekly to follow through the city
gates
To the old home where mother love
awaits
Her first born In that lowly cot to
A joy that for all sorrow compen-
He lives, to brighten life for human
kind,
To be the widows staff, the orphans
friend,
To tread the path of duty to the end;
To teach that truest, simplest, noblest
plan
wouldn't thou walk close with Cod
live close to man."
Henry Tudor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
Revival at Marvin M. E. Church.

Evangelist G. N. Sexton of st. Lou
is, Mo- is in the city and will begin
a series of evangelistic services Sum-
day morning at the Marvin church.
Evangelist Sexton is a member of the
Missionary Baptist church and holds
his credentials from the Franklin AS
sociation of S. E. Missouri. Mr.. Sex
ton mas just arrived in the city from
ST. Louis. He has been in active
evangelistic work for twelve years.
He had almost lost his voice and
came out here to rest up and engage
in secular employment. But he feel-
that he is SO much improved that he
desires to get back to work. He
breaches a free salvation and full de-
liverance from sin. He is a very
forceful speaker. Hear him Sunday
morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

A CLOSER WALK.


"Oh. for a closer walk with Code.
Wesley.
He left his mother weeping in her
weeds
Of widowhood, her children clustered
round,
A helpless group. With feet that
spurned the ground
He sought the desert, bent on dough-
ty deeds;
TN thee, oh God" he cried, all
strength is found
IT'S in thy might alone that man sue
ceeds;
Oh, teach me so to live, that mine
may be
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
"The Redemption of Coward

DR. Fowler of the First Baptist
church will lecture on this powerful
subject, The Redemption of a Cow
ard" next Wednesday evening, at the
Central Christian church at o'clock.
In choosing his theme DR.. Fowler mas
certainly selected one of human inter-
est One which should especially ap-
peal to the younger people. The oc-
Casion is the regular mid-weekly
prayer meeting of the Central Chris
tan church and one of their many
treats All are invited.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
IN THE CHURCHES
Marvin M. G. Church, South.

Corner of Fourth and Shumach, A.
L. Thoroughman, pastor. 2OS North
Fourth street; phone M. 1851, Morn
ing service at II; evening service at
1870. Both services will be evange-
listic. Sunday school at 9:45; n. c..
K. at p. M; EpWorth League at
g.: 80. Evangelist Sexton will preach
every night this week Special re-
vival services All are welcome.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
NAV 10, 1909.

May 10, 1909.
PauI's First Missionary Journey
Iconium and Lystra. Acts xiv: LIS
Golden Text-All the gods of the
nations are idols; but the Lord maze
the heavens Psalm 96:5.
Verses 1-2-Point out on the map
in your Bible where Iconium is stu
ated
Can two missionaries working to-
gether do more good than they could
working separately?
Has the story of Jesus lost or gain
ed, in its charm upon the multltuoe
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-The
sky was overcast and the weather
threatening when the crowd began
gathering in Mission arena at noon for
the Papke-Kelly fight at 1 o'clock. The
bleachers were filled and there was
every indication of big crowd. Diff
ference of opinion as to the outcome
continued strong, both men being lib
orally backed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
Successive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson
by Rev. DR.. Linscott for the
international Newspaper Bible Study Club.
since that day?

since that day?
Was the unbelief of these Jews
matter of the intellect, through lack
of evidence, or was it matter OF the
heart: that is, a result of their rebel
lion against God?
Verses 3-7-How do you account TOR
The fact. that the same evidence, and
enirituaI demonstration, which made
one part of the multitude turn to
God With eaIdness of heart, made the
pther part angry in heart, and muir
derous in their actions? (This ques-
ton is to be answered in writing by
members of the club.)
Would you judge from this story.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
Park Street Baptist Church.

Corner Park and East Alder streets,
Joseph H Beaver, pastor, 12S Mer-
Ram street. Morning service at II
o'clock, subject, Seeing the Invisi-
BILE" Evening service at o'clock,
subject, "a Weapon of Offense.". Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U.
at p. M Ladies meet on Wednesday
at p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at 1870 o'clock.
All are cordially invited. Strangers
especially welcome.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16
Wilbur Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church

Corner Howard and Newell Robt.
Warner, pastor, residence SAL Newell.
The pastor will be absent at Pen
dleton but services will be held al
the usual hours, at IL a. m. The
president of the League, Homer Dun
ming, will deliver the address. He
is an interesting speaker. Morning
anthem, Still With Thee"-Lansing.
Solo, MY Redeemer and My Lord,
dudley Buck Miss Wilson.
Sunday evening at S. The EpWorth
League will have charge of the SER
vice at D. M, it being the occas-
sion of the anniversary of the organ
ization Prof. E. J. Klemme will
speak An interesting address is as
sured for Mr. Klemme always de-
lights his hearers when he speaks.
Sunday school at 9:45. Epworth
League at $50 p. m.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-16

Rev. j. H Bennett Of Spokane will
be in the city and preach in the Mar
vim M. E. church, South, Sunday
night The Rev Mr.. Bennett delivers
the baccalaurate sermon to the grad
uating class It Columbia college, Mil
ton at II a. m. He will preach al
the Marvin M E. church at 1880. Mr..
aannett is an eloquent and forceful
SPEAKER. Do not fail to hear aim.
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Olivet Congregational

Regular morning and evening SER
vices will be held in the clivet Con-
gregational church today by the nas'
tor, Rev Elliot l.. Moses. This morn
ing at II o'clock Rev. Moses will take
as his subject, 1.-The Way to Peace
ana in the evening at 1880, Needless
Living" Sunday school this morn
ing at 9:45 o'clock and prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 7:30
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Central Christian Church.

Palouse and Alder, S. G. Fisher,
pastor 261 Marcus street. Morning
service at IL, subject, 1.-THE Bible
School For All Evening service at
s; subject, "The Nobility of Sacri-
fee
Sunday school, 9:45; c. E. at z p.
M Prayer meeting, Wednesday, p.
M, led by DR.. Fowler of the First
Baptist church. Subject, 'The Re-
demption Of a Coward" Morning So
10, 20 NV Savior" (Buck by Miss
Cell Evening solo. Crossing the
Bar" (RontalD Miss Cell. Anthem
by chorus
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United Brethren Church.

Corner of Juniper and Park streets.
J. B. Ball, pastor, phone 944; resi-
dence 500 Pleasant street. Morning
service at IL, subject, Christian Per-
lection Evening service at 1880
'Evangelistic" Sunday school at 10
a. m. Choir practice at 1880 on
Thursday evening; prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 1880. Pastor
will preach both morning and even
ing. All are invited. Strangers well
come.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Corner of East and Poplar streets,
NJ. l.. Sanders, pastor. The church
building is now on its new location,
and it is expected to be in condition
for both morning and evening ser
vices Preaching services at IL and
s o'clock. Subject of morning ser
mon, LAS the Eagle Stirreth Up Its
Nest" Subject of Evening Sermon,
THE Sleep of Spiritual Death" Sun
day school at 9:45. Glass meeting at
1915, H butcher, leader. Epworth
league at o'clock p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at s
o'clock You are invited.
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First Presbyterian church, First and
Birch James Clement Reid, pastor
The pastor will preach at IL a. m.
At o. M. women's mass meeting;
address, 1.-The Coming Victory; Miss
Brehm, Chicago. At s p. m, great
temperance meeting with address, "The
Battle Of the Kings" Miss Brehm.
The following special music will be
rendered.: Morning, anthem, '"Te
Deum" Lloyd; solo, my Faith in
Thee Wells, Miss Rowena Mathiot.
Evening. anthem, Great God. to Thee
Schneider; solo, Flee AS Bird" old
tune. Mrs. Anna Norton; Where Is
My Wandering Boy?" Paul Brainard
You will be welcome at all services.
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Grace M. &. Church.

Pleasant street, F. G. Boylan, pas
tor Morning service, II; evening
service, 8 o'clock Special music.
Morning, duet, Misses Jackson; ev-
ening, Grace M. E. Chuch male quar-
tette
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First Baptist Church.

Colville and Rose, Rev. F. K. Fow-
Ter, pastor, 211 Tukanon street. Sun
day school, 9:45 B. Y. P. y. p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
s o'clock, Strangers and others are
cordially invited to worship with US