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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

quoted POTATOES. Maine bag 81 sogG 81
Long lsland boil S2dS2 -; Jersey Dbl ~ ~
81: bag. 81 75a$2; SWEET potatoes, Jersey'
Dbl 81 JOm<3 %, basket. slq<l 25 southern, no',
50 25q<3. BRUSSELS SPROUTS, quart s9iio'
BEANS. Virginia. wax. basket, O'cg>l g,essh,
5Oa75c: other beans. basket or bag. zo4.JSs
BETS bbl. 81 CARROTS, bbl Or bag, fSSY
81 -. CABBAGES. AN. x8QSi0, 700 s2GA' DDyy
6O075c; CELERY, case. 81 JaS2 y bunch, roV
zoe: CORN, 100. JOcd$i 20; CUCU MBBRS; S'ate,
basket, 2J075c. Long Island. Dbl, SlI$Z' JsI
sey. JOcN$l % CUCUMBER PiCkbE-, ssa,s.
large, basket 2JIJOc. small. 100. l50-oc neS sf,
by, Dbl, 75cQSI %; CAULIFIOW Ek STATE pDi,
81 50dS2 SO: Long Island. short cut S2ns3 lons
cut, S1gS2: CHICORY. bD 3GI5c; 49,. 49,
PLANTS, Dbl, G0aTjc; HORSERADlsH, loV 70,
S3aS5; LIMA BEANS. potato, basket or bag' -
GS2. fiat. 75cgSl -: LETTUCE, state box, 90
uS1 80: basket. 2jcd<i nearby, basket, Z,V.oC.
crate 2JQ3Jc. MUSHROOMS. ID, "a 49,
ONIONS. white pickle. basket or crate ~ ~
So other white Sl4xi 80: state and western,
yellow. lO0-rO bag 81 jOQSi 80. 40 10 bag 81 20
NS2. red 100-fb beg 81 50pSi 90; orange t9un-
q. red bag 81 !sdSl 70: yellow. 81 904zl -;
Connecticut. yellow, l00-ro bag, ~ c1Sl. %;
OKRA, bushel basket. 2jd7jc. box, 2Jgogc'
PEPPERS. red large Dol, siasl 2j; greer 100
QSl: small Dbl red. 7Jca$l: green, 5Oni2c'
PEAS, Virginia, i1-bbi basket 50 JO1S3 90
buslel basket. 50 2jaS2 T5 PUMPKINS, DBL
1jc. ROMAINE, basket 23cpSl. SPiNAth -. "a
ket, 25c4Sl sQUASE. marrow Dbi' s0a,Scc,
Hubbard. Toe. yellow. TJcdSl. white. iocuSi;
TURNfPS rutabaga. Dbl, 65nI0c; white, DOL
81; TOMATOES box. 25q65c; WATERCRk.So'
100 lunches 5DcTfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
FALL RIVER MILLS TO OPEN
Iron Works Company Announces Big
Plant VIII Start Again on October 8.

Fan River Mass. Sept. 27-The improve
ment in the New England textile industry
recorded IN the early part of September.
VIXEN 5000 cotton mill operatives resumed
work, was further accumulated to-day by
the posting Of notices on the gates OF the
Fan River Iron Works Company, announc-
ing that the big plant would start the ma
chinery in all seven mills Of tine corpora
ton on October g.
The mills have been shut down since
August 8. and during the nine weeks idle
ness many Of the 5000 operatives have left
the city.
The Fall River Iron Works Company is
controlled by NJ. G.. y. Borden, Of New
York. whose factories and print works con-
sttute the largest cotton plant in the
world owned by an individual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
COPPER MEN MEET TO-DAY
Merger Under English Company
Reported To Be Planned.

Chicago, Sept. IA conference OF rep
resentatives Of the large copper interests
of the United States. at which. 1t is re-
ported. merger under an English hold
ing corporation may be considered. viii be
held here tomorrow.
John Mclean and John Sedenius, of Du-
ruth. Mimi. arrived here to-day. John ID.
Ryan, president of the Amalgamated Cop
Per Corporation. is expected tonight, and
w. Z. Corey and r. T.. Agassiz, represen-
tatives of the Guggenheim interests and
the Rothschilds of England, will reach. here
tomorrow
MIR. Ryan. with Messrs. Corey and
Agassiz. has been in the Southwest for
the last two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

t1Iirago. sent. 27-Aucr the New York stock
r14rifr 5argr1e defnoraliZad to-day big traders
here began selling out wheat they had bought
Yesterday Largely result. the close was
ar "a decline cf 1HiLc under last night. Corn
showed net loss az re 90 "a Is. oats were
down "a shade 20 sc, and provisions lower By
: r1Or 20 a5c. Professional spectators or the
i,-r,r sort made a stlT fight TOR higher prices
ON wheat. and seemed IN "a fair way 10 sue
coed until wall street quotations gave signs OF
coIlsuEs The range for December WAS tIcm
g7i.r ia gS h Ggstsc. with the close COMPARE
ttvrrv stoady but 1Hlhc of, az 81 sa01 Nc.
,'or-, lost support following the break In wheat.
pr, rsrasts of colder weather had also bearish
ofsagf T.Tvrtuations in December ran from 90 y
GG4l-r The close weak at t3t2c, net
loss Of D. -. Cash grades were steady. No
yellow finished At 81 T. HG9c. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Sept 2T-At the wool auction sales
to-day II Egd bales were offered. There a
strong home and Continental demand, which re-
suited i'm a ready sale Of the large and good se-
lection offered at fun opening rates. Greasy
mcriuos wers the rrmest ana America took "A
ffW crussbred aud merinos. Following were the
L. lee iu detail: New South Wales ? lUI bales !:
sJ.urrI Is isdn1s SID. greasy. S.Edn17 nd.
Queens and. . 800 bales. secured. ls 2duis lud.
greasv ud4Is Iisd Victoria, liUD bales. secured.
D. 7a4fs lOd greasy. sitdHls 3'1I South Aus
tr4Ia 200 halca. secured. Is idnls gid. greasy.
s.4ioI West Australia 500 bales, greasy.
.-HteI New Zealand. g. 7uI hHl,s. scoII Ell
ltI0Ia IfsJ. taFe of Cool Hope and natal.
pD0 bales. secured. Is l'ldgis lUd, greasy. 5is1
u ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
WouLdn,t pepIets suosldarIes.

Drferr.nE fo tine wishes of many invest
Ors. combined income account and general
balance sheet Of all companies comprised
m the Naw Haven system has been pre-
pared. excluding only tine ontario o. West
EN-. the Boston d. Maine and the Maine
New Haven interests have been treated
Investments Had AN NJ the surplus earn
!r-- Of all of The companies for the fiscal
Year been turned into the New Haven
rraa-Irv. they would have failed by only
EI"-,S NJ meeting the New Haven olVi-
C.rG for the wear. The surplus earnings
ir the freaEUrie- Of subsidiary companies.
available for dividends were more tnd1
sufficient N paid into The treasury of the
parent company. t0 have met the deficiency
o. ms earnings TO- pay Us dividends, but
the directors Gid not deem DO advisable 20
C'p.-fe th, treasures q the subsidiary
companies for that purpose.
IH- expenses If tu, combined companies
include some Of al extraordinary nature,
future Tho New York. SIS Westminster a.
Boston has given notes 90 the New Haven
for S-1",- which notes VIII eventually
he rHI. IOWeynr your directors feel that
D. b .r r0ueOuarce with conservative H'-
conr'rc q. deter consideration or lle
ciect.-- " This interest % earnings OF the
cpUrarE until the money mas actually
reached tho treasury Had this interest
1sH availa5 Ie as credit to earnings, 3D."
New Haven Railroad Company proper
oeIc.t WHs'd have been converted into a
E1r.us a. $50 81. and the deficit OF all COM
la1ifs into surplus of S+Sfll
Tho construction Of tho New y or& con-
hecting Railroad including bridges VIII
cost approximately 81 100 900. the funds Tor
which H.H De- provided by ar issue ~
hoiis guaranteed jointly Jy tHe Ienns!l-
FeD.a and tae New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
FORMED TRAM CAR co. IN LONDON

b. b. Carlisle and u. Friedman. ~ CAR
.E.e e. ro.. have returned from london,
Fncre arrangements have been completed
Tor tic immediate formation Of the Inter-
Rational Pave Tram Car Company Ltd. a
s}ndlcat- under the title OF the Page Lon
dom syr,icstr Ltd. was registered on
efDtcmDpr Dos. under the English comps mes
acts 20 Incorporate and issue pnbhciy me
new company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FERRY COMPANIES.
SEED PRICES.

Toledo sept .-CLOVERSEED cash, Oct0-
tsr December and March. 81 90. 80 . sra
512 100. SO g, 81 sOnSii 50. rejected gu 15n
rfi 90. ul established grad, - eOuSlu Co AL
-ikE. Gosh $40 CO.,. December. Sli. March.
stI ia TIMOTHY .riwa and September :, %;
December and March s. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
.NN ARUoa

.<N AREOE
1911 1910 1898
I'D ,.E boz sept SJOlo4 S6D0fp S1sl4
tt,,. -ert u 5llgI 457 2lJ $1,000
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Sd vk I'm sept. s30iG00 s250Olo s25t 500
E,Ig I-srDf IA sfs 500 2IU1fGO ? iG3 1888
CHESAPEAKE q ONO
Oh ,,r fr Semi s.4l..52 g1s.fi5 gf7aggq
mn I--opf 81 7Ul5 .B7 7t7t4sT 6JGaU2
GRAND TRUNK.
I'd ,yk ir SEPT. sIGIs.5oG *9i3 80 Sn32'
july 1-so. {. ~. ILs1s.GGf 90G.,,7 10 i4o4sI
LOUISVILLE e. NASHVILLE
81 Vk in sept SL07saep sfo5ioHo tl0ii12o
5rIv l-Se1t - 12040G73 llo-I3jI l1scI''J
MISSOURI pNrITI.
al 49, BOZ Sept 81 l-gOu" ~ i22D"1 flusup
IuI. sept 81 l2,25-.651 1904, ~ llIid 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

New York. September p, 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-As result OF the deIeat
OF reciprocity -four BUYERS Throughout tle
country who had been holding off in expecta-
ton that the agreement would pass and prices
would he lower have been buying more gen
orally. and while the demand at no particular
point has been heavy the sales II the ass
gate make q sharp increase IN the demand,
and Minneapolis reports that I'm the last week
there has been a good business and the nour
output at the three Northwestern mllIn5
pointg was. according 10 The Northwestern
Miller" 422,1S barrels, against o96,2fJ the
previous week and 3IT 03J last year. This has
naturally created a better demand for spring
wheat and resulted in more bullish sentl-
mcnt but SPECTATORS have been slow about
following the advance, owing 20 the large
stocks OF winter wheat and the general unrest
In speculative circles The market to-day was
ncrvOug and after moderate price changes Dotu
WAYS turned weak late and closed at net
loss OF l11isc. No red wheat here was
quoted gSWC elevator. export basis ana
81 ~ . aaoat. CORN--Indinerent cables
and more favorable weather over the corn belt
resulted in = moderate decline early but me
market rallied on reports or lignl counuy
offerings from sections East OF the Mississippi
River and on reports that corn is sproutiug IN
Illinois. due TO wet weather. The demand was
slow. however. and late IN the day Nalurs
again aagRed on, In sympathy with Wheal,
closing al a net loss OF = n &c No corn
n ere was quoted T5ii elevator, domestic basis,
10 arrive and 74% o afoar export grade.
OATS-The oats market showed more lnol-
vidual strength than either wheat or corn
firm cash markets and the report on the
Unitci Kingdom crops which made the yleId
1876 600 600 against 2270oo.000 last year
Cash oats were quiet. closing AZ follows.
standard white. SIC: No ., y nc; No 3, pc
and No T. 51isc: natural white and white
rIinped 81 y n 55c. RYF-Market easier; 10
2 96c nominal, ! Buffalo 10 arrive. BAR
LEY-Market quiet; mating. 81 l04>l %
PuNufo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
CLEARANCEs.

lOIIDN-There was continued HttFN H.li-
ing of contracts particularly by the South.
hut generally speaking. the offerings we're abb
sorbed Al prices a shade over the low records
Of Yesterday and while the closing bids were
from ! 60 points net lower the rnal tone was
steady and active months showed rallies ~
some rs or Il points from the low figures es-
taNIisLcl on Tuesday. The market opened
steady at a decline Of I point on April but
generally 7 % points higher IN response 20
steady cables hut almost Immediately turned
easier under heavy Southern selling, and dur
iuC the late forenoon sold or to- q net loss ot
about i2df - points with september contracts
making a new low record while later months
sold within or 1 points of Tuesdays low
Lowell. There was good demand around lO.26c
for December however. and closing prices
we're 10 or - points mp from the lowest.
Southern spot markets officially reported were
1-fGr higher 20 &c lower Local contract
Uri,aF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
'', y q, AND syRups-steady, quiet


SayAT, sTOREs-A quiet and somewna'
eas,or market was noted for spirits turpentlne.
Rosin was quiet and unchanged Win ''"'
steady Tar dull and unchshgeu'
49, -, oil unchanged Refined petro-
,a,,r, s,oadv M ! 3Jc for standard whlte' III
barrels at New York.
COTTONsEFD OIL-The Septenp1er one
ton in cottonseed oil was practically ciosea ous,
ana nrices were nervous with maj hsulr
showing a decline OF 90 points. Local contract
prices: yesfer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

tons 90 far this month; lake copper. w W. ,,
Sf2 G2isc; eiectrolytic, Sc 2J0Sl2 ~ - az
casting. S12QS12. 25e. TIN 9Su9,..lS;; "a re;
SSf7is a9s STBc; September ~. 70 y % ~, ~
Octoner 8S 10 u n 3s s7iac; November ana 20
ccmber. 81 93s SOC; London weak spoI, w ~
futures. f173 LEAD-Quiet 4.4OE 49, 49, ~
YORK 4 3OU4g SIC East 81 Louis. London, 49, 80,
sT,r-T TER uiet 10000 New York. 9,sggT
: 90c East st Louis. London. f27 los. los, err err
MONY quiet; COokson's So or
TpON-Cleveland warrants 46s 41sd IN In I'm,
dom: locally iron quiet; no %. o.,
northern. SIS 25QSt5 10; No 2 slo4Fts5
No / Southern and No i southern SOL" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Int. Int
rate nqriOI

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch s. Co, New
York and Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

coupons interchangeable. TEegisteref fyou-
pons fEeri-tered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28


81 wk. in Sept. s24 So S276gS S23.5.3
July l-Sept. y. 2si.TIi 2B'.Jl5 -oe'%o4
BUFFALO ROCHESTER * PTrrsBJHI.
Month Of Aug -..
Gross earnings.. SS66 10 SASs.111 >SlS'5e'
ENp. and taxes 6lo.TO6 574. fS2 'u''4o4
Net earnings. $256o7s s3s42ss saos. $50
Other income. J3.a2S 3d. 100 -"'V-"
Total income. $4,000 s4os.sss 'sa4. 5eI
Charges ........ 1J4,0Ol l8ol44 l'4'Vl-
Surplus ... s15soao s24s54l $3.50. $50
cross S enr Afs - slssaoii s1s47s7a s1el191t
Exp. and taxes. ll64.994 loj5,O50 0oN''"-
Net earnings S5240i7 S5o2.e29 sG43.3s2
Other income. 9s, AZ la3,sZ6 ""'V''
rots, income sen 400 s74s.4s5 $500. ls7
Charrrs 9I2i5O 500 $50 3O3,0s1
susrlus ..... sslosao s424. 125 S9go. sse
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Month OF Aug
Mileage -. oa5415 a.s41.u o.74e u
Gross earnings Si1 4O6515 81 as, SOS S1i.3l0.I4j
Expenses ...... 716S.loo T07O'724 t4SS'l8l
Net earnings. s4.2s7 SO s4.s77,93 s4.s27.5S4
Taxes .......... 3951tT 365.6'6 34i'lsl
Total net inc. ss.s42.7O2 s4,312. 259 S4,4so.4o3
cross earnings 500 277 eoS S22 9es $40 So 12J,3l5
Expenses 900. a. 19O,s7G 14022.s5 1295ly
Vet FdlIliilESs FofNNisN-I FNfLllf'.t.
Taxes ......... Ts9.9s7 1851 0Si'5o0
Total net inc 81. 2e7. o3o Ss2o0,7lo ss,479,s56
UNION PACIFIC.
Mileage -. 7o1G.a5 G.4aeo1 e.l4s IS
cross earnings $3.50. sos S. 47g 474 s7.94s. Ga
Expenses ...... 41si,425 44sT6s3 3o'S'004
Net earnings sa5es47o 1891 79l $500 2o
TrXes ......... 299 64a 2Gj "a 24Osl
Total net inc. SO 26os21 S3728l47 S4.154.2o5
Cross earniSgss1 o7a pa sle2ae 100 SIC as 4GS
Expenses .....- siel'V13 SOB 49, '''-''i'
Net earnings. se SOS. lel S7642 700 ss45og52
Taxes - COG IA 531 3G2 4s1 $50
Total net inc. Sc 2o2.os7 S711Lsa3 s79co, a21
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
Month Of Aug 1911 1910 Increase
Number OF miles I,TJ4 ItJ4 w
Gross earnings sG.7Ss.9lG So 6G2pgO sl2j02j
Exp. and taxes. 4S5T0l6 49232@6 't6.ls
Net earnings. s1,931so1 s1.7a9ea4 s1o2 lo6
Other income. 584440 jG95s9 ''l4s
Tota, income. S2.o4G24l S2.8oo2ss SlsG957
Charges ....... T01.626 1880 '35to4
Surplus ...... s1.7o4G4 s1,57i9e2 S22ee5e
Gross earnings. $40 oo7 Al S18. 30 'sl5a7 41
Exp. AID taxes. 9.4O8a96 9624s-s '2lI,sd2
Net earnings. s2.5oo.475 sa,442.3s4 s5sog1
Other income. 64i.o5O GS%u23 '3tHI5
Total income S4144525 S4.124 40T SOILS
Charges ....... 1414.T9G 1.4Io52G 42GD
Surplus ...... s2.729.72o s2,713.s7o si5s5o
Decrease.
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT.
Month Of July
Number of miles IG4 40 -
Total oper. ROY. Sl2S. sO3 S154.gf2 $500 $40
Total oper. exp. 1927 l5J.3G2 5000
Deficit ...... S2D.76 SAYS S2O349
Taxes .......... G.75U 600
Deficit ...... S27.5lS S716S s2J349
Decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
Sd wk in sept S24s52 S2L69S S2a.3s3
July l-sept 81 2s4.T7i 29i.jlj 25s'2s4
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER * PITrsBURG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FINISHED ms W. a.. Coier q CO.. No. - cedar
street,
Accrued interest 10 be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET FEPoRr.
- York. september 81. 1Ol

export. aaoat.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-09

He was q long, lank mountaineer.
leaning on the Fog rider" Of log
fence In the shade of an Ozark post
Oak. Behind him. hitohed to dilipi-
dated pillow, two bony mules. with
dropping ears and lazily tapping tails.
drowsed In the sun.
Fine crop of corn you've got there.
said the passer-by. who had stopped
for drink from the gourd dipper at
the spring. But aren't those rows
rather crooked?"
81 reckon So" answered the farmer,
surveying the struggling rows of dis
couraged looking corn. Yes, they're
right smart crooked. | reckon tia
break airy snake in two to foller them
COWS"
Whats the reason?" inquired the
one thirsting for information. isn't
II Just as easy to make 'em straightY'
The native" shifted his "galus" on
his shoulder, and changed his guild oil
tobacco from one cheek to the other.
wall, you see, stranger" he Inn
parted confidentially. "A heap more
corn1l grow In crooked rows than In
straight enes."
"You don't say! How do you &C
count for that?"
Flapping the rope lines over the
mules backs and preparing to make
another furrow across the corn patch,
the mountaineer replied: There's
heap more crooked rows than there's
straight ones. Haw. Buck. git up" he
easS
Young man." says the automobile
manufacturer to the new salesman
oy the rapid fire sales he has made In
the two months of his employment
II must congratulate you on your
work"
THANK you. SIR" replies the new
salesman, modestly.
81 know we build the best auto In
| the market" says the manufacturer
"but even at that | cannot under
stand how you can sell ten times as
many machines as the very best mar
we have had prior to you. How dc
you do it?"
well, sir" explains the new sales
man, the light of honest pride In his
| eyes, 81 always ask the customer tt
take a ride in one of our machines as
the first move toward getting acquaint
ed with it's riding qualities OF course
he accepts the invitation. ! then take
him out on the boulevard and get az
rested and fined for fast running. An
er that there is no argument"
Ten minutes later the new salesman
leaves the private office with bloch
OF preferred stock tucked away In his
inside pocket-Judge's Library.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-09
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When Bel.
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If you have anv, even one, Of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
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Several years ago ! procured Doan''
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my back and other symptoms of kid
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Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents
| for the United States.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Sr
vices at 1890 a. m. and 1880 4. N. Sabbat
school at close of morning service. Prayt
meeting on Thursday evening. REV. g. w
MAXWELL, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Services
1880 a: m and 1880 p. IN. sabbath scho,
az ii: 40 a. M. Prayer meeting on Thursd
'vening. REV. EDRIE COLLINS, Past.r.
BAPTIST HURCH-Services al lO:8u >
~, dnr 80 p "a. Saba q school a. close =
morning service. Prayer meeting Thur dav
lay evening. REV FRANK b. IRVING. Pastor
CHURCH OF CHRIsT.-Preaching IN eac
7unday at 1880 and 1890 Communion
very lords Day C. e. at $50. s. Al
II m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening
rtev. l. ;. BUssI Nc Pastor
FREE METHODIST Cat RCH-Prayer an
raise seIyiae, eleven O'Clock a. m. Preach
ng AZ 7.aO p m Prayer meeting Frida
vening REV. b. Phillips, Pastor.
HOLY TRINITY MISSION-services In the
Church House, corner Congress and Alderman
streets. sunday services 100 and 1890 a. m and
1870 p IN. sunday school, 40, Thursday and
Holy days, $50 n. m Other services as announced.
III seats tIee.at all services. Everyone welcome.
The REV. FLOYD KELLER. b. ID. Priest in Charge.
ST, JOSEPH'S acknowledgements a,
10y a. M ana 1880 a. m. alternately every
sunday morning. REV. Fla. IINDLER.
LATTER DAY SAINTS-North Side, Mil
lard Addition, corner of Eager and Mouton
street-Sunday school at l0:3O, social meet.
ing al 1850 a, m, preaching at 1880 D. NJ
prayer meeting Wednesday evening al 80
everybody welcome.
A. N ain Pastor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH = Services
are held in Room over 100 Main street Sunday
morning service at lO.45; Sunday school at close
mony meeting at 30 All are welcome at these
services.