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JULIA SANDERSCN
Wins BIG Race al Rockport m Three
Straight Heats on Thursday.

- 'lIN ELNNU o.. July o. The
classic L'isN stake for three year ODDS.
in' f'afur. 90 f'.. Eockpurt meeting.
was won easily This afternoon by Julia
Sauu'raun Srs took an heats. her
BEST time being ufi. The tract was
good. and nli races were ran in fast
time Results
EGO Tf"t in O.. purse $500. Ain
uou t'osu"iu. won. Hiram. o.
'ion's1. second. sleepy Frank orb
mitf'. third uakdalc tAcunJ. fourth
Tim, g.Iaft
- Tr"t in &c. Nurse 500.
Rainbow tN'dlurkI won. Peter CT.arI
SECOND. Robert o. tSutchcuj. third.
Mi-e If1r' crieD. fourth Time
lFft
l'ta stake for three ycar-oids.
hHIi-riIr l.utr purse 5000. Julia
~Hnd'rr"u tl.fn.rD won. Mirs Plum
ht" b'rr'ttf. second Mise Afartnliuo
inis"fl. third. Sing Ideal (Moorci.
i'ifiI IiuI' nsf
90 rH, BOZ .. fHrec $500. Dor
fIrt esquire ArisrekInrI won. Marie
Pointer It.HilirsrI. second. celtic vs.
''i"eu'eeI. fhird. storm UuchiayJ.
fourth Tim" f1t
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AGED Man Dead

Special frsTat.h foo t.,~ Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. July 10
Patrick McMurrcr aged - years. is
dead az his home on Church street
as the result 81 complication OF dis
eases. His end Was fastened by the
death OF his wife about week ago.
as he never recovered from the shOcs.
One son. J. T. McMurrcr. survives
him. The body will be taken Friday
10 Herman. Butler county. Pa. TO-
burial
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LEGAL NOTICES.


West Virginia
thas. Gallagher and
others
versus In Cb,,c.r,
kiel BIOS. Plumbing &
Heating Co. and
Others
By virtue OF an order entered in the
above entitled cause OF the ist day Of
June. 1911. 10y the circuit court Of ohio
county. West Virginia. it Is referred to
me undersisned commissioner To ascer-
tain ana report:
First. The amount Of the indebted
ness Of the defendant. the KIel Rros
Plumbins q Heating 20.
Second The parties to whom such in
uebtedness Is due. together with the
amount due to each OF said parties and
ne Prioriiies: II any. ~ the claims of
Plumbing y Heating Co
Inlrd. The amount ~ money in the
hands % tie receiver 100 snid cause
Fourth. The amount or money due
said receiver. together with the names
or the parties from whom the same is
FIFTH The services rendered bv s,,d
receiver and a recommendation bv fhe
com mis- Toner az 90 the amount which
would DE proper compensation for the
sixth Any other matter deemed per-
tinsnt by said commissioner. or required
~ any parties IN interest
Notice iF hereby given that the under
'.A. i7-ANlAFl ms llNeN upon
Thurslay July 20. 1911. commencing at
ten o'clock a. m. as the time and his
office az 226 Chapiinc street. Wheeiiu..
ONO county. West NirEinin. a. ~, place
a. which he will proceed o. execute tie
said order % reference and ASCERTAIN
and report the several matters therein
mentioned
Owen under ms hand. this 22nd day
Of June. 1871.
WILLIAM y KRt'PP.
Commissioner in Chanccry
JOHN y ARBESZ
Attorney for Plaintiffs
In.gT.7.f.--fa
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FOR SALE

SoTTH PENN STREET RESIDENCE,
containing eight rooms. bath finish I'd
attic. laundry and cementcd cellar. 1T
50xloD ~. VIII stand - IT, water On
De- secured On easy tcrrs
$okTli ] ROST STREET HOME with
every known convenience. rsuf4lufn., 80,
rooms ami hath. lot CJN30J r.. ex,.,,i-
ing Co river. making one n the most DO
sirsul" aufues ou the Island
CENTER WHEELING DWELLING. -.
ok rooms or the north qiI. Of 'ry..1,,g
tIlrd street. near Chaplin g.s s, D
water. good cellar. corner lot. 49,. I
for Two families. NHss BE- .olI 10 ,.to.s
on estate - S3.5OU.tr.
HENRY w. cUEDLrEG. AGENT.
hsal Estate and frsuranCs
blb-ls Schmuibnch Bldg
"'' ~ Both Phonea bell i45S-R
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Eotice OF Trustees sale.
By virtue ~ the authority vested fn
H' rs q deed OF trust bearing date on
me tth day OF April 1906 executed ~
John Ironnspfef snd wife Theresa
fluunapfel 60 the undersigned r. 81
Nfilemur. a. trustee. tto secure the
payment % note therein described and
recorded So the office o. the CLERK of
NirEiria. IN Trust Deed Book SO 81
raEe 100. the undersigned Will offer for
-nIe nt public uutrry Co the highest bid
Der at the Nnrth front DOOR ~ the Court
90 saturday July z2nd. 1911. al ten
o'clock .. u.. the following real estate
situate o. the CITY ~ Wheeling ohio
County. West virginia viz.
Tie north hHlf ~ i0t numbered fifty-
nine l.9l So John Eofrs Addition 20 the
West virginia snif half Dot fronts on
tic east side ~ Eoff street between
Tw eutY fourth AMI Twenty -fifth streets
in tic said Cify - wheeling together
sppurteuanrrs beionsiuE thereto. being
the same property conveyed 60 eafl
Theresa Frohuapfei hy Orioff l. PANE
hy deed dated October 18Th. 1885 ana 81
County Court ~ ohio County. West Vir-
glnia. IN Deed Houk No 100 page s.
said sale co. 80 made ON the following
terms one thlrd ~ the purchase money
or so much more a. the purchaser may
elect 90 ray cash ir hand or tho dav ~
fHle and the residue Dol two ruuaI fr.
ailments payable respeJ ffteiy la eip
tui twelve months from dag ~ sale
VIII interest TIE purcha.er giving nfs
neEotiahle promisspry notes for the ,ie-
retained ts further security untI sit III
iLc purchase money shall have been
ic.-g-go-Jy.s-is Trustee
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STATE DEATHS
Mrs. Mary {. Gardner.

STeC. al lIi- pat. To- fl. Ist.iIi-encer
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. July Ia
Mrs. Mary +. Gardner. wife of II. \.
Gardner. is dead here aged 81. \ hus-
band and three children survive.
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BesIues MISS Ruth, Just hold your a little
farther over the bowl, pleased, besides could 1
when have such an interesting lifeg sis
ter is school teacher thinks it's terrible
me to do this work, and she's always saying should
think. Anne. that with family bring
ing up would want TO do stimulating and ele
waiting work than just washing peoples Really
cant understand how you endure a uninteL
lectual life
You know | never had chance study when 1
young Miss Ruth, because | had take care or
my invalid mother until thirty so l couldn't
we'll be teacher THAT hot ityl ana
she thinks it's disgrace for make money as a
shampoost instead starving clerical work In an
Office.
as fnr a eliminating Iite-ure
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HOTEL RALEIGH

81 charlie Il.ce and tic Beach. yh.re
%" Hrc"u.mI .iatiuns and location ar.
4ucNt eel. capacity 400. Taree looms
can Wow. elevator. private baths. run
il't water IN rooms etc. Superiority Of
'ris "'. moderate rates. Booklet
10. J BY(ES
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H"r1 ls 90 true that Jack is roine
Co marry SOU
Flora Yes. dtnr
TufH W,u .au hotter r.t tf,, al.
efrn OBJ. pledge
fH U' iHsk doesn't drink
Dora 500. but b. probably will.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE


n
me 'at" ~ West N'fsln.a. obi" Coun-
In ile circuit court OF ohio county.
West VIRGINIA. July Rule. 1911
Est"i!s I'.Iar.
,... W. In chancery
ID" Plaintiff q divorce from tie bonds
cog matt inH"ry from @" ..4'rdant
.NNn4 i. .t.''ilnF it'H. a. affidavit
iiI"i iu said cause g. fts-. i;uley. that
o." defendant John a IH..... ls mot &C.
rc,. ."at pf t.e state 90 West Virginia.
...i 20" n"f .ntInE been served with IIt-
'r 'i efii s4.f. ur motion uf fft IltIu-
o.. 10y Doc attorney. f..s order ot l.I-
u. til'I IH entered AGAINST .Ifn Hru DO
D. o. 90 '.at u.s sail I'ferIart above
lhr'-i. Dol" ati .r a. rrlrIfsf fY appear
within Hf' MONTH after fIs 1afe or Zoe
.ii'. ll'.l f'I"l oi tlls 0rIcr AMI lo
W.. ..S' "r r.. ,-, ,' Ir.'g 3D., i" inter
order D' punished and posted as re-
IN.fei .s Jaw.
" gHr 600 court. go the court House 90
TO- W., jel; dies. isi'if' '' '-''' '''''
JVIt D. kfNEffDlsE. clerk
Attest
J'uN L. Ki>GlipgS. clerk
o." state or woe. VrFirn.
To- i.e -.euff ~ ohio county. srD.t-
we command ,ou rat 500 summon
JOIN I"lHf. If .r 't found IH .YHr
~ tlc 'Ire4r '...lt ., ,,.'... 1....',. ,,
l,i.'. in p. h'Ii for we tt.f Court. ru
.' Won H iH.f. 1917. fo ar-
.iHu Loo t.t HII rH.rf H. T.trrI It..tr
inl .Hf" ucr tu'r. t..a writ
W'tnres j"it- d. Kt<GU0I.V clerk
sold counts lr r.s sIfs Yf W.erf.rr.
,...c I-' 10y 10 l.I. 1ttl. anI boz the
JOHN D. hl.tfsII'I.E. 'l.f.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel

,NAhdIHIA AVE, NEAE BEACH
-, ,tt'l fler open surroundings
hpaciiy 500. Hot and cold sea water
D5ths. LarEe rooms. southern EXPOSURE
Elevator 70 street level: exfensiv,
np daily. Booklet Coaches meet trains
COOPER X LEEDS.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

south Carolina ave. and tho Bench. pri-
Fttr baths. elevator 90 street fine
i'1rrhss. etc. capacity $50 Superior
liable. special rates fipokIct
BKGAS O. WILLIAMS
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VIRGINIA AVENUE.

Hotel Kendertonre"n.esS,.sse ave.
nom 'eacA and pier. family hotel: prl-
vat" Hhtu~. ocean view. elevator. cool
POI i'.,, .i.s' nom. c9okiHs. Special. IS W
weekly sat TO Mon, SO. j. q. Mitchell
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Hotel ErODieGac

Hotel FrOnieHac Kennedy ave. 100
ne most popular section. Between the
NO famous piers, central to all attrac-
nS the hest. capacitv $50 YIN make
N.rN special terms Of 81 w weekly. $50
W dSiiy' nclutinS large ocean rooms.
,'.ttdl Le!s. elevator. baths. phones. SUI
p'rior table. with white service. table
supplied direct from farm. pure water.
sanitary plumbing. porches overlook the
ocean and Boardwalk. Booklet
W. T.. WATTS
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DO ever get blue. Miss Ruth?
in a day. N - 10Y
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The Wiltshire A xiFs mia, Avenue 4.I,.
view. Greatly improved. Cap $50 PrI-
Natt oathS. running water In rooms: ele-
Nator. fine porcfes -ctc Music SpccisI
80 W weekly. $3.50 up daily
Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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LEXINGTON

grounds adjoin beseh and boardwalk only
r'tl uu priced hotel where guests may
80 from house 60 surf IN bathing attire
without using streets which BE- prohibited
- 81 bath houses with attendant 10 care
Tor suits y free. Running water In rooms
lre-h and wster baths public aud
private. special rate. $50 TO - 90 daily
- 90 60 80 20 weekly including choice
table supplied from own farm White
service prrhesfra Tennis courts and
rr"n1'f grounds hrfUcru hotel and beach
EoosIrt mailed upon frruest
PAIL &. ROSECRANs
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one-third oH-mor's sfs Suits for
ii2. mcFADDENs.
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THE COLWYN

- south Michigah ave. open all year.
sl-'' 49, daily. 81 W weekly
r. .. WARBt RTON
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Bruemmer g. HiIdebrsnd

- N-nsfai Difsctots SAD knl aalnsra
Corusf kaFsnt and aUeuty-..,-srr a..
heNeAoa~ Aas La--a 49, ana shk
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SALE OF COAL MINE.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals.
L. 5. Engineer office Wheeling W
Va, June l.. 1911. Sealed proposals FOR
building six two-story. eight-room lock-
Keepers houses, two each at Dams Nos
l.. ~. ana 20. Ohio River. Will be re-
ceiVed at this office until II a m. East
ern timep. July 81. 1911, and then pub
licly opened. Information on appiica-
lon. 7. W Altstaetier. Major. Envrs.
jei7-I9-20-2f- ly-I4-l5
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

A fONOLOGUES a
M shampoo S lady is as first class philosopher
- that much Almost me
m massage shampoo viewpoint
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hCIEL MAJESTIC Xirginia ave. and
Beach. close TO
St+tt Ii"r; center 81 attractions: ocean
N..N taia lty 600. elevator. private
uhths' white service etc. superior
isDlr; spt cial $40 W weekly. 81 up daily
H"""itt NJ. \. SMITH
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HOTEL IROOUOIS

&c. Carolina Ave. and Bsach Most cen
O. ~. close Co all attractions Capacity
900. private baths. ruuuing water in
t"ntus. elevator. music. white service
NufDd Tor fts table. supplied direct from
iHruiF special. fllnn up weekly. - 90
hizVvszrsz Is sas,uz.u 1890 z, : =.
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HOTEL S0THERN virginia Ave.
200 feet from BoardwaIk stb 500,
Moderate rates Homelike and modern
IN every particular. c. l.. CAKE
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HOTEL WESTMONT

MOST attractive hotel. close TO bench
New casino. and sea water natatoriurn.
WIN lawns. Capacity 500. Elevator,
private bath, etc: sea water and tonic
baths. Special ti25O up weekly. hook
LET. VI. II. SOMERS, Manager.
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i. AtianUc cry. Cape May. and other
. eIs,y 'ast Resorts. June %. July 10.
Ausust ,. l.. 81. and september IL Via
Pcnusy lvania Lines s;et nat. ,,is--
from local Ticket AGENTS
f"--f- 2f-@ ISL -ff-rf-fa
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JANir-S l.. nAWLEY
losS5E sfain Street
MISCELLANEOUS

"ASrEp-To correspond with respect-
dnie lady not under the axe OF al. Nv
men ~ good habits. Can give the best
non. Ia.
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LADIES AND GENT EMFN

or -ali WIN
n LEVY.
NO. 1907 MARKET ST. wheeling, W. Va
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

ing it very uncomfortable for Mormon
missionaries to remain in the country.
The five thousand contributors to the
late John Alexander Dowie, self-styled
prophet Elijah. are fortunate in getting
back nearly thirteen per cent OF the
money they intrusted to him to build the
city of Zion near Chicago.
The American Bible society is to be con-
graduated on the official announcement
of the completion of the subscription OF
$500 600 which insures the receipt OF
like amount from Mrs. Russell Sage. The
society, In addition to its distributions OF
the 1911 version in English, Is the efficient
helper of foreign missions in the printing
and providing of versions in many
tongues made and used by the mission
aries.
King George and Queen Mary have
made it perfectly evident where their
sympathies lie. They have boycotted the
sssnart SET" discouraged bridge, ana ols-
established from court influence the clus-
ter of wealthy parvenus that had gathered
round King Edward. In speeches from
the throne the king has extolled simple
home life, has commended the precious
ness of the Bible and has encouraged
the spirit of unity among the CHRISTIAN
churches.
That China is in earnest in getting nc
of the opium curse Is recognized In q
new agreement with the Indian authorl'
ties which will greatly accelerate the ces-
sation of Indian exports to China Inc
Indian government makes concessions PSI t1l1s
which seem likely to end the trade IN tMe
wears or less When China has wholly
suppressed the cultivation OF the poppy
tha Indian export will cease, and mean
time the duty is to be Increased three
fold.
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Work viii Soon Start

after you take DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results
CONSTIPATION and indigestion vanish and
fine appetite returns. They regulate stom-
ach liver and bowels and impart new
strength and energy to the whole system.
Try them. Only Csc at Campbell Drug
Co.
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queent passage of the urine; the forehead
and the back-of-the-head aches; the
stitches and pains in the back; the grow
eyes; yellow skin; sluggish bowels;
SWOLLEN eyelids or ankles; leg cramps:
unnatural short breath: sleepIessness and
the despondency2
1 have a recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on. and If you want to
write and get a copy 1t. Many doe
tor would charge you $3.50 just for writing
this prescription. but have it and will
be glad to send 1t to you entirely free.
Just drop me line like this: Dr. A E.
Robinson, K944. Luck Building Detroit
Mich, and I will send 1t by return mail
in plain envelope. AS you will see when
you get it, this recipe contains only pure.
ing and pain-conquering power
It will quickly show its power once you
use il so I think you had better see what
It Is without delay. I will send you a
copy free-you can use It and cure your
self at home
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assured and impairment young people
Contrast Samuels behavior toward ELL.
He was respectful. deferential. loyal.
His attitude toward the older man was
akin to his attitude toward Jehovah.
Respect for earthly authority usually
goes hand in hand with respect for
heavenly authority.
A model son, Samuel, like Eli, was not
model father. His sons did not follow
In his footsteps. Perhaps he forgot In
the business Of being a father is a car
dinal and essential part of mans work
In the world. The Lord never asks any
man to be busy that he cannot train
his own children
A good ambition for youth is to be a
Samuers trait. When he thought Eli
| called he was instant with Here am l,
and when he knew that Jehovah spoke
he had the same attitude of readiness.
Duty always found him alert Hard tasks
as well as congenial were met in the same
spirit of readiness; he was instantly quick
! to the task of leading q battle or anoint-
| ing king
1.-THE thoughts of youth are long. long
thoughts" sang the poet What God says
| to the young man or woman Is one OF the
SanctitieS of life. He does so speak, even
as he spoke to Samuel, and obedience to
that heavenly vision is the highest form
Of success
Certain traits, acts and abilities are
commonly accepted as the marks OF a
gentleman Gods gentleman Is known by
his aptitude in erecting Ebenezer stones.
Some of us mark our life progress by
| long line of naked perpendicular pro-
nouns; but the Samuel sort of l-1en set
( up Ebenezer stones, which proclaim,
| Hitherto hath Jehovah helped U.S." Paul
was great hand at the Ebenezer monu-
nent- making: MOT I, but Christ" was
his way of putting it. The Ebenezer man
is reVerently sensible that his life and
achievements are the Lords doings; and
he is grateful.
Samuel was greater in wisdom than all
the people combined, and he was wise
enough to let the people have their own
way in the matter of king. Samuel first
| counselled and then co-operated: he never
| sulked because his advice was not taken.
| In times when the nation was eager
| to be fashionable, Samuel, like mag
4 netfc needle true to the pole amid all
| storms, held fast to the headship of God.
He wanted no other king. He saw that
the people needed no other and that they
were abandoning the better for the worse.
In time when all mems heads were turn
| ed he saw clearly. Stand true to Je-
hovah': that is the message OF SamuePs
| career.
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Wesleyan Methodist church, corner
of Third and Jefferson street. Rev. I.
]. Pomeroy, pastor The morning ser
vice at 10 o'clock. In the evening
there will be a dedicatory service un-
der the auspices of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society.
The new mission room is to be dedi-
Gated.
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News and NOES.
The gold medal for oratory at Yale this
wear went to a Chinese student.
More than 5000 have been already
raised by British Congregationalists
toward their proposed fund OF 3. $4,000 to
Supplement- the salaries of ministers in
small parishes.
The British government has not been
able to find anything In the charges
them out of the country But people
have heard enough 50 that they are max
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7zIZf (a3qRcHEs.

A Nations Second Chance.
The International Sunday School Les
son for June is, "Israers Penitencc
and Gods Pardon" Hosea 4.
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First Spiritual Church of Redemp-
ton. Services will be held Sun
day evening at Lincoln Post hall. lis
East Sixth street, Rev. May L. stan
ard will deliver a sermon on the
there, 1.-THE Spiritual Progress of the
Twentieth Century,.
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Second Presbyterian church. Jack
son and Gordon streets. William C.
Meeker, pastor, IL a. m. sermon by
Rev. Benz. c. Meeker. father or the
pastor; D. m. Addresses by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Todd on six Months Tour
of the Mission of China"
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st. Johns Ev. Lutheran church, cor
J ner Second and Van Buren, streets, p.
d. Mueller, pastor. German services
1O:3O a. m. English services p. m.
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$3.50 Recipe Free
For Weak Kidneys
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles,
Backache, Straining. Swelling, Etc.

Stops Pain I'm the Bladder. Kidneys
and Back.
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Third Presbyterian, corner Fourth
and Rranner streets. Preaching SER
vice at II by the Rev. w. M: earle OF
Marlette, Mich. In the evening there
will be song and praise service by the
choir and others.
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East Side Methodist Episcopal church
Seventh and Lime streets. D. A. smut;
pastor. Public worship IL a. m ana :
o. m. Sermons by the pastor.
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Church of St. Simon, the Cyrenian
(TTniscopal), Seventh and Western
avenue. The Rev. H. B. Brown, priest.
a, M, celebration of the holy euchar-
list: II a. m, choral celebration with
sermon; subject, "Pentecost.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

Second United Brethren church. }
Lewis, pastor. Sermon II a: m by Kev
J. R. Meredith; p. m. Ch1ldren's Ia!
entertainment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

wouldn't it be nice within a week or so
to begin to say good bye forever to the
scalding. dribbling. straining, or too fire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

First Baptist church. Pastor. Rev
Robert Gordon. Morning service, IL
a. M, sermon subject, 1.-THE supremacy
Of :.esus." Communion and right hand
of Fellowship, Evening service, 8
D. m, sermon subject, 1.-THE Song OF
Our Syrian Guest"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Presbyterian church VIII
meet at Z p. m. Topic: Great lives
sam 12:1-6-13-25. Conservation
meeting. Leader, Howard Nation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

Church of Brethren of God (DunKaro'
2A0 Michigan avenue, Oakland. Preach
ing al IL o'clock c. J. Hooper, pastor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

Second Church of Christ Scientist
corner of Harrison and Sixth streets
Services at IL. a. m. and p. m. SUP
iect: God the Only Cause ant
Creator"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

First Church of Christ, Scientist
corner Huntoon and Polk streets. Ser
vices at IL a. m. subject, COO the
Only Cause and Creator. SUNDAY
evening service at o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

First Presbyterian church, Harrison
street, Rev. Stephen s. Estey, d. D.
pastor. Services at II a. m. and p. m
Sermons by the pastor.