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PROPOSALS.
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD COAL &
IRON COMPANY
1st MfRe- > FtT tHL- NVIH to01
SINKING FUND NOTICE

SIEKTNC; FUND NOTICE
Sealed proposals wifi be received UP 70
P NJ. Thursday. September 10 1910. By the
Guaranty Trust Company Of New YORK. 30
Cedar St New York. for the sale to- T. as
trustee. at a price not to exceed 100 anc ac-
cr11ed interest OF sufficient ; per cent bonds
Of this company TO invest the sum OF ror'y-
four thousand two hundred twenty nine COL
lars and seventy three cents (s4422s 43l
Proposals should be in sealed envelopes. ad..
dressed to the Guaranty Trust Company o.
New York. and endorsed Jefferson & Clear
feId Coal & Iron Co Sinking Fund
GEO. II. CLUNE. Treasurer
Rochester. y Y. August 10. 1910
n 8 ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 800. Gus
rom House Baltimore. Md. Aug =. 1910
Scaled proposals for dredging in Rockhan,
Queenstown, Claiborne, Cambridge and Crtsfeld
Harbors and SusQuehanna. Elk. Chester, War
wick Choptank and Marokin Rivers Lower
Thoroughfare at or near Wenona. Deal Island
and Tvaskfn Creek. Md. Nanticoks River. Del
received at this Office until one o'clock P NJ
formation on application Thos- L Casey. Col
Fngrs
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District OF Columbia Washington. D. c.. Au-
gust % 1910. Sealed proposals will be received
at this Office until D. m. September .. 1910,
for furnishing underground signal and telephons
ca bIes for the electrical department OF the Dts
trict OF Columbia Specifications and blank forms
of proposal may be Obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department, Room 42T. Munich
pal Building. Washington. D. c Cuno 4.
Rudolph. E NJ. Markham acting Commission
n.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
at ia per cent; highest, per cent; lowest,
1a. per cent; closing per cent; ruling rate,
Ia per cent Time money was shgntIy
frmer in tone. Rates: 3431a per cent for
sixty days; 4G44 per cent for ninety days;
44@4h per cent for four months; 41zQ4%s
per cent for five and six months. Mercan-
tile paper was rather dull. owing to light
demand. Rates: 514M524 per cent for sixty
and ninety days indorsed bills receivable,
51adS per cent for choice four and six
months single names; 612 per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange marked opened firm. with cables
quoted at 4.S612 al $3.50. demand sterling at
4S620d4 S6l4 and sixty-day bills at 4,s39s.
Short francs were around 518s. less 1-16
and short rechsmarks % 1-16 less 1-32G
95 LIS The market developed pronounced
strength around noon, advancing 20 points
from the opening level Cables We're quoted
at 48S70d4. S6s4. demand sterling at 486i5
bid and asked and sixty-day bills at .833sq
4.S31a. Short francs held around 5.18&a less
1-32 and short reichSmarks % 1-16- In some
circles the rise in the market was attributed
to a belief that the Bank of England would
increase its minimum discount rate to-day
AT
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The feature of the market on the CON
solidated Exchange was active bidding Tor
United States Steel common In the late
afternoon by a short interest nervous over
the fact that the stock was about to sell
ZOO shares changed hands at 1913. when
the stock appeared to be in free supply on
the New York Stock Exchange at lo3s
interest in Steel. as well as in other proml-
nent issues, had been reduced to a consld-
cradle extent since the last half, weekly
carry-over Most of the day the dealings
reflected semi-holiday characteristics, with
the price fluctuations so narrow as TO nave nave
not much significance. Sales totalled 32;3So
shares with thrty-three stocks on the hSt
Detailed operations follow:
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1Hf CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY COMPANY

Dividends for the haif-year ended Soth June,
1910 have been declared as follows:
on the Preference Stock. two per cent
On the Common stock. three and one-haf per
cent
A further sum equal TO one-haf Of one per
cent. on the common stock Will be paid thereon
e. the same time out of interest on the proceeds
O. land sales.
Warrants for the Common Stock Dividend VIII
he mailed on 36th September next 10 share
hclders Of record at the closing OF the books IN
AiC nrresi New York and London respectively
The Preference stock Dividend viii be paid on
SATURDAY. Oc1cber lst next. 10 Shareholders OF
record al the closing of the books az the Com
,-arv's London Office, No. o. Charing Cross.
16nEon (. ".
The common Stock Transfer Books will close
tr Montreal New York and London ar p m
or FRIDAY. september ID. The Preference Stock
Books VIII also close at p N. on Friday.
September ID.
kll books will he reopened on Thursday, octo-
her 6th next
TSv oder Of the Board.
W r. BAKER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston sc
discount; Chicago, 20c discount: San Fran
cisco. sight 712c premium, telegraph &c
premium; New Orleans. commercial 25d50c
discount. bank 81 premium; Charleston.
buying par. selling 10c premium: St Louis.
15c discount bid. sc discount asked: Min
neapOlis. Sc premium, Savannah. buying
3-16c discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS - New York ex-
changes $4,000 go. balances $13.0S3 96S: Bal
timore exchanges 81 20 ,205 balances SfJ2.-
So: Chicago, exchanges $3I3i6.GlI. balances
&, AS 616 Philadelphia. exchanges SO, 42+ 9229
balances S2,394,6 ,6n.
SILVER MARKET-Commercia bar sill
YER 525sc: Mexican silver dollars. 4ic- Bar
silver in London closed at q 5-16d. an ad-
vance of sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 10; Lis
bon, $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2-01l2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday We're S52S go: in
S6Sl ,39S and miscellaneous, SlI4. 1876 a total
of Sl,31S5S0. against total expenditures on
ordinary account of T.0104lS For the month
TO date, ordinary receipts have been $50. Sf7.-
excess of expenditures amounting to 81
529 So3. For the fiscal year TO date ordinary
receipts have been $l09 635. 143. against SlO5.-
72SS6f in the same period OF 1883, and or
&25. 5..3S SSl in 1909. the excess of expenditures
this year amounting to Ni.123.560, compared
with an excess of expenditures last year
of $20.2loov0. Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since JULY l
amounted to s21 los. $40 against an excess
in the corresponding period a year ago of
$21,913.3i6
SUB-TREASURY-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor 10 the Clearing House $1.05O451.
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MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL & SkuLT
STE, MARIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Minneapolis. MINI. 5th August, 1Sl
DIVIDEND NO. Is.

Ninneapolis MINI. 9th August, 1910.
DIVIDEND NO. Is.
The Board Of Directors has declared out OF the
f,-rTlus earnings of the calendar year 1909 q
eeaf-ennual dividend Of THREE AND ONt~
HALF tSI-e PER CENT on the Preferred Stock,
and out OF the surplus earnings Of the calendar
year 1903 q semi-annual dividend of THREE
Nd ONE-HALF C51z) PER CENT on the Con-
mon STOCK ravable Saturday October 18th, 1910
TO stockholders of record the close Of business
at , ?. m Friday. September 30th 1910
E PENNINGTON. President
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual salca
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there we're no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

sMERICiN I:rDE AND LEATHER co.
MEETfNG5.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY

ing of this company VIII b. held the Office of
yile cenli'enS. :. Ssrneld $50 X ia shs citv ii
New London Connecticut. the 18TH dav o.
septembe-. 1910, o'cIock J. N for the
purpose Of eiecting Board Of iTectoIs for the
ensuing year. and for such other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
The Transfer Books Of both the Preferred and
Common stock Rill close at > O'Clock Tuesday
September 6;h 1910 and remain closed until 10
O'Clock :. N. Friday. September 10th 1910
HORACE BOVKE>R Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WinsIow, Lanier & Go.
So CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND D1Vi-
DFSDs ARE PAYABLE AT Our BANKING
HOUSE ON AND AFTER
SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1910.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R. Co Reg. Guar.
stk Quarterly Div 40
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r. CO. ~ Better
rnent Stock Quarterly Div. 17s-
Cleveland. Akron & Columbus Ry. Co Cen IS
Lima. Ohio. Water works IS.
Marion County, Indiana. 81 e Voting Machine
Bonds.
Pittsburgh TT Wayne Chicago Ry. Co. 1st
Ntge rs, Series C.
Pittsburgh. Fl. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co I'd
Etse. IS. Series -
Portsmouth, Ohio
SEPTEMBER ?. 1910
Grant County. Indiana Funding 6s.
SEPTEMBER 20. 1910.
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LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD co,

!
The transfer books Of this COMPANY win he
closed al three O'Clock T. NJ, on Tuesday Sen
fenber 9Th. 1910. preparatory the annual
meeting Of stockholders to be hello October
Sth, and viii be reopened Thursday. October
9th, 1910. CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune recciy ed at their Uptown
Off7oe. No. 1854 Broadway, between 3sth and
37th SITS. until = o'clock p. Advertisements
received at the following branch Offices at reg
uizr Office rates until : O'Clock D. M. viz: 2s.
6rh ave, f c. 23o ST; l5s eth ave cor
18TH St; 104 East 18th St: 237 West 42h st
between 7th and sth eVes 2s3 West l25th st
1035 Sd ave. 1926 Sd ave. 6ist ct i7o6
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL.

The Republic Iron and Steel Company re-
ports for the year ended June 80. 1910. a
surplus after preferred dividends of 8. 49,
120 equal to 4-5S per cent on the common.
Detailed earnings, with comparisons. fOl-
low:
Gross profits 80 4327s6s s. 7ee147 s4o4s. sss
Depreciation in
tarest. discount.
etc Ptl.SiT l-Hff5- -NtA.-hS
Net profits ss.s2ss22 s2.o42 So s1s7l. 40
Bond interest. 422 eos 41S.+I9
Preferred divi-
dends -..-.--. 1859 796 4CsS3s 1oTtss7
Surplus 81 S3s 12o sI-2sI oos ssaa . .
Total surplus s7.15ss $50 s5.e2o595 xie9a go
Other deduCt'ns - 19'S. 99+
Surplus --.... s495466o s592O555 S4eaa. SO
*Gross profits after deduction Of ST 90 $50
for maintenance and repairs Of plants as AGAINST
SssIG74 last wear FIncludes warrants issued
Sl3IS. l41; discount and expereSe in connection
with new issue of mortgage bonds and preferred
stock. S1tI.aN2. and adjustment Of taxes. etc. N
uudeveloped coal properties. SJ+G51.
The tonnage volume of business for ths
year ended June 50. 1910. is the largest in
the history OF the company. substantially
all departments sharing in the growth. This
money value of sales, however. is less than
for the year ended June 80. 1907. owing 20
lower prices, but. as compared with all other
years, IL greater. notwithstanding that
much higher prices prevailed during many
of the former years:
Total value Total vaIue~
1Go7......... SSt 27 - 1909. s195a5 49,
1905 Is 6s3. .SSl 1910 =. go 80
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AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES COM


1S! Broadway, New York City, Aug. 2. 1910
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO. p, PREFERRED
STOCK. SERIES b
The Board OF Directors Of the American Smell
srs Securities Company have this day declared
dividend Of Ia Per Cent Preferred Stock,
Series b Of the Company, payable September
:. 1910. to stockholders Of record at ) -. ,.ctpck
+. August - 1910
The books OF The Company for transfer Of the
Preferred Stock. Series b viii be closed at
: D. IL August ~ 1871" and viii reopen at
10 q. September ]. 1910
NEpRTCS
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puuaDeLPRlA STOCKS.

by Charles u. Barney K Co. No D
Broad street. New York. and No l22 South
.th street Philadelph!aN
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THE PRONIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
OF NEW YORK.

Twenty-.ear az Gold Bonds of 1921.
COZ -PONS DIE SEPTEMBER !. 1910, Of
The above Bonds Will be paid presentation
st the Executive Office Of the Society 3i6
Fourth Avenue, corner 18th Street. and
after September LIST
FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPANY.
New York. August -. 1910.
The Baard II Directors has declared out of
fhe earnings fer the fiscal wear ending 30th.
$3.50 inter - the rate Of q ,sr cent pay
Gb.e Novs-nuoT Ist next the outstanding SO
thttr10 Gc.-erai dCrty2G" Inccnse - per cent
Fifty Year Cold I;c0ds dated July lsj. 1910.
J <. SALTF1Fg. Socre,ary-
AMERICAN I:rDE AND LEATHER co.
Coupons No 80. due September !. 1glu. from
First MortcaCe Bonds Of the AMERICAN
HIDE AND LEATHER COMPANY viii be
Taia and after september !, lay Trust
COMP Ny OF AMERICA. 35-37 Wall Street.
New York GEORGE A HILL. Treasurer
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ours1DE SECURITIES.

small fractional changes were the rue en- IA
the market for outside securities. VIII Win
trading on q moderate scale There va
the continued strength of Intercontinentai
Rubber, which moved up to ~ on pur-
chasss principally for inside intereS.si. Gsi
oaro Subway ruled steady. In the mining
list tho bulk of the dealings were connneo mLIaa
to about half q dozen issues Chilio'
Miami Raw Consolidated and Giroux Con-
soIjdated were steady on limited purchases
The Goldfield stocks were quiet ana apout
unchanged Ely Central and Ra"niue
Bonds were dull but steady. Detailed oper-
aftopa follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales Open High Low L"s
25 Am Tobacco. 404 %O4 %os 1of
500 Bay State Gas. II "A ~ oeIt
$500 Int Rub T cts. 2714 2S1 80 -"
so Int & Ref. -137 l3I i3d 10.
1900 january OIL. 80 80 % o.
$500 July oil. ....... A. 40 43y ga
200 Manhattan Tran. y IA dS 70
100 Mays Oil. ...... 10 ~ ~ !o,, 70
500 palmer Oil :. 81 so 81 o2h 81 80 81 o259
5oS zee U Light light y II Y *
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co. No 81 Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
REPUBLIC OF CUBA
Sc, Gold Bonds of 1904.
J LI|I tIld ldtS
SPEYER g. CO.,

Nev Hork, August oI INIV
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
A quarterly dividend OF One and One-Quarter
Per Cent Gi4Gc) has been declared upon the
Preferred stock of this Company. payable on
October LIST 1910 TO stockholders OF record at the
close Of business September 10th. 1910 Transfer
books viii remain open. Checks Will be mailed
R H ISMON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

:. 900 West Pac 5s.. 03A e3h s3h s3'
sSells cents ner share. fOdd lots.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01

day. 1883 shares compared Win ooals
corresponding day in 1909
Total January g. inclusive s533s shares
the period In 1909
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
NEW YORK CITY BOMBS
FURNISHED by W. y. CJIer d Co. No &, co.
street,
(Accrued interest TO be added ,

Coupons interchangeable tResistered tCou-
pons- tRegistersd and coupon. fSterling.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-01
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign mousse nous,
we're not active in the local stock ma -
dealing in less than 5000 shares OH D"'"
sides Of the account.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Special Trip to woodburn.

nose who again wish to hear
Evangelist Geo. w. Taylor and his
company, who conducted the cam
paign for Righteousness in cur city,
will have the opportunity next Fri
day, April Is. Specially chartered
cars will be run over the Oregon
Electric railway to Woodburn,
where Mr. Taylor is now conducting
meetings This is to be one of the
greatest trips that Salem people
seats in the great tabernacle at
music. Cars will leave Salem at
6:S0 p. m, returning from Wood
burn at II p. m. Buy your tickets
early, so as the committee will know
how many to provide for. Tickets
can be secured at so cents for the
round trip of the following persons:
Central Congregational church, r.
Budlong, Salem Commission CO.,
First M. E. church; G. M. Griffiths,
w. u; o. A. Bumgarner, w. u,
First Congregational church; First
Christian church, DR.. Epley First
Baptist church, Chas. Roth, Salem
Commission Co.; Leslie M. E.
church, M. Omart w. u; Presbyter-
ian church, Mr.. Frank Luckey, Ladd
& Bush bank. Tickets obtained Of
the above agents must be exchanged
after o'clock of the evening of de-
parture for regular railroad tickets.
Mr.. Chas Roth will be stationed at
the o. E.. depot for that purpose
Those who do not buy tickets of the
above will be required to pay the
full $1.05 round-trip fare. Let ev-
eryone go and boost the meeting .at
Woodburn, as well as show your
loyalty and belief in the religion of
Jesus Christ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
April 10. 1910.


The Mission of the Twelve. Matt
9:35, 1915, 40-42.
Golden Text-Freely We have re-
ceived, freely give. Matt. 10:S.
Verses 35, 36-What is "the gos-
pei of the kingdom?"
Jesus spent his whole time in car
ing for the bodies and souls of the
people, to what extent are all men
under obligation to do the same
thing?
What proportion of the people in
this community are like sheep hav-
ing no shepherd"
Verses 81, 3S-Is the harvest to-
day, as pleteous or more plenteous,
than in the day of Jesus, and what
is the evidence?
Where are the chief harvest fields
of Christian opportunity today?
What proportion of the crop is be-
ing lost, for the want of harvesters
to gather it in?
HOW CAN WE BEST INCREASE
THE NUMBER OF THE HARVES.
TIERS? (This question must be an
swered in writing by members of
the club
Verse What is the difference
between the power given to the or
iginal twelve apostles and that given
to ministers, or other godly men to-
day?
The original twelve apostles had
power, % To preach the gospel OF
the kingdom, (2) To remit sins, (S)
To cast out devils, (4) To cure all
manner of disease, and (5) To
raise the dead. Verse 81 How
much of this power is still in the
church, and what power ought the
church to have more than she pos
sesses?
Verses 2-4-What significance is
there, If any, in the fact that Jesus
selected apostles to the number of
twelve?
What was the occupation, or bus
mess, individually, of the twelve
apostles at the time of their calling?
Did Jesus know the future of each
of the apostles at the time he called
them?
Verses 5-8-From this story would
you judge that Jesus. loved the Cen
tiles less than he did the Jews, and
if not, why did he forbid the apos
ties going to them?
Verses 8, 10-Is there any reason
to believe that Jesus did not mean
the instructions for the apostles to
money, when going on a missionary
tour, to be permanent? (See Luke
22:35, 36)
Why should not missionaries to-
day adopt the instructions of Jesus
as given here, to not provide in ad-
vance for their maintenance?
Verses 11-14-To what extent are
the instructions for theapostles to
billet themselves upon those that
were worthy, and not to hire their
board, applicable to ministers and
missionaries today?
What sin, or crime, are those
guilty of, who refuse to hear Gods
messengers?
Verse 15-What punishment does
God render to the individual, the
city or the country which rejects the
message of God, and how does he
infict it?
Verses 40, 41-Why may we be
sure if we teach che gospel of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
PRESBYTERY
TO CAPTURE
CORVALLIS
MEETING OF WILLAMETTE
PRESBYTERY NEXT TUESDAY
WILL TAKE BIG CROWD OF
VISITORS To BENTON COUNTY
CAPITAL.
CORVALLIS Gazette-Times.l

The presbytery of the Willamette,
which meets in the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Tuesday evening at
1880 O'Clock, will bring to Corvallis
100 or more ministers and laymen,
including the Presbyteriaf societies
of all the presbytery. This church
division comprises all of the william
ette valley between the Cascade
range of mountains on the east an
the Pacific ocean on the west. ex-
tending north to and including New
berg and south to the Calapooia
mountains, and visitors from all sec.
tions within these boundaries will
be here. Eminent speakers will ad-
dress the various gatherings, good
music has been provided, and a
good time is anticipated The spring
presbytery is always one of the i'm
pOrtant meetings of the Presbyter-
ian church.
Rev. DR.. Nave of Portland, the re-
firing moderator, will preach the op-
ening sermon Tuesday evening
Wednesday evening several address
ses of a popular nature will be
made, the public being cordially in
vited to both of these services
W6untSudy dlJ6IuOOu lIOlu Z W I,
a great meeting will be held by the
Endeavorers in the auditorium of
the Christian church. To this SER
vice the Endeavorers of all churches
in the city, the Epworth League,
Baptist Unions, etc., are especially
invited. Speakers from abroad will
address this meeting. All day
Wednesday, the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society will hold forth in the
M. E. church and the ladies' mis-
sionary societies of all the other
churches are cordially invited. To
the various sessions of the presby-
terry all ministers of the city and vi
cinity are cordially invited to be
present and sit as corresponding
members. The courtesy is always
extended by the presbytery to the
other clergy to take part in any dis
cussions that may come before the
meeting.
The matter of caring for 100
strangers is not a small one, but the
soliciting committee on entertain
ment reports a great willingness on
the part of the people to entertain
the Presbytery, quite a number who
are members of other churches ami
friends who are not members of any
church offering accommodations.
All of these MEETINGS are open to the
entire public and all will be made
to feel at home in attending any Of
these various meetings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON BY REv. DR.. LlNS0TL For TIE lNTERNA-

kingdom, that some will certainly
receive our message?
If we receive a follower of Jesus
we receive Jesus himself and that
is counted to us as receiving God, so
Jesus states here: now what follows
from this. or what does it imply?
What is the reward of a prophet,
and that of a righteous man, both
of which we may expect to receive
if we entertain the servants of God
and receive their message?
Verse 42-What is the reward of
a smile a kind word. or a generous
act to a child, prompted by a loving
heart in which Jesus dwells?
Lesson for Sunday, April nth.
The Question of John the Baptist.
Matt. 11:1-19.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Church Notice

First Presbyterian church, Church
St., near Chemeketa St, Rev. Henry
T. Babcock Morning ser
vice at II a. m. Preaching by the
pastor. Theme, "A Definite Path
way to Victory" James Az, s. An
them by quartette, Send Out Thy
Light" Gounod. Solo, by Mrs Wal
ters. (Selection not announced.
The pastor will preach this morning
and for a few Sundays especially to
new members. The Session of the
church will meet at 10:45 in the
pastors class room near entrance to
auditorium, to receive any who de-
sire to unite with this church Even
ing service, 1880 p. m. Preaching
by the pastor. Theme Present But
Passing Opportunity, Luke 1897
Chorus choir, In Thee, o Lord, -
Berthold Tours. Solo by Mr.. Hull.
(Selection not announced Or,
chestra, March Religioso," w. p.
Chambers; and Consolation, G. S..
Morrison. S. S. at 10 a. m, Sr. c..
b. at $50 p. m. mid-week prayer
meeting, Thursday at 1880 p. m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
The First Christion.

Corner of High and Center streets
Bible school, 10 a. M; DR.. H. c..
Epley superintendent; preaching,
II a. m. and 1880 p. m. by Rev. c..
f. Swander of Portland; Christian
Endeavor, $50 p. m. The Christian
Church chorus will render appropri-
ate music for the morning and eve
ening services. The public cordial
ly invited. d. Errett, pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Good results always follow the use
Of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, and are heal
ing, strengthening and anti-septc.
The most discouraging cases yield 10
their treatment. j e. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
* i; * X x X * X * X X X X 4
CHURCH SERVICES =
X X X X \. X x X X X 4 X X 4
Christian Science.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
440 Chemeketa st. Services: Sun
day at 11:00 a. m. Subject of les
son sermon: Are Sin, Disease, and
Death Real?" Sunday School at
1900 m. Wednesday evening tes-
timonial meeting at 1880 o'clock
Reading room in the church open
each afternoon except Sunday. All
are cordially invited.