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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-22
Adontod.

Adopted.
'These." said the author Of volume
Of poems. ARE the children Of my
brain"
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne. but
such large number Of them are adopt
ed misunderstanding Star.
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For a sprain you will find Chamber.
ain's Liniment excellent. 1t allays
hhe pain. removes the soreness. and
bSoon restores the parts to q healthy
lcondition. Is and so cent bottles for
)vale by all dealers.
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The copyright of this song was
bought last week by Joseph Morris,
Philadelphia man, for the sum of $751;
900, the largest sum ever paid for
piece of music. Still, even at a dime
COPY, he expects to quadruple his
risky venture. The few copies that
reached this vicinity last week were
eagerly seized by the fair sex and the
Richmond lassies will have a merry
time with this new one during the
next few months.
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The Costs.

The Costs.
FITS pretty tough. your honor" pro
tested the prisoner. ''to have % pay
So just for being drunk
The officer had to take you to the
station in a taxicab." briefly explained
the police judge.-Chicago Tribune.
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" Mine "

BY ALrHHD SOLNAN
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Mine when the dawn Is break ing,
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Mine. in my dreams at night.
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Nine :. when the birds are wax ing,
q
R}SSl@3Ef83D
Mine. .. when the stars are bright;
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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-06-13
ISMILE
Chicken and Ice cream
will make anyone smile
on a hot Sunday.
TRY THE
PALACE HOTEL

Miss Helen Gleason, who has been
spending a fortnight visiting her
friend. Mrs. j. L. wilkins, departed
for hsr home at oregon OiIy on Mon
ady.
Harry Dillon bade goodbye to his
Heppner friends on Tuesday and de-
parted for his old stsmping ground at
San Francisco where he expects to
make his future home.
Jerseys to SELL have some
choice young Jersey milch COWS for
sale at ranch one mile below Rhea
Siding. Address o. L Luudell' )
Arlington, Ore, for further partlcu-
lars. u
Nat Webb. Jr. left on Tuesday for
his home at Walla Walla. He has
been at Heppaer for the past two
weeks attending to business connected
with bis sheep interests here, and
goes home to help harvest his 4o-ous-
heI crop Of wheat.
DIR. Crutchfeld. president Oh Ooi-
umbia College, Milton. will be IN
Heppner over SUNDAY and will occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
at the NJ f chnrch south. Mr..
Crntcb6eld is a speaker of note and
shsuld be greeted with large au-
dieuces.
Each ace Of our lives has its joys
Old peonIe should be happy ana tney
will be If Camherlain's Tablets are
taken to strengthen the digestion and
keen the bowels regular. These tau
let's are mild and gentle in their act
ion ard especially suitable for people
of middle age and older. For sale DS
Patterson & Son.
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BLACKHORSE

Mr.. D. G. Conner made trip to
Gooseberrv Monday.
Mr.. Will Tucker attended lodge at
Heupner MondPy night.
Mr.. Ovral Scott was in Heppner
Monday for mower repairs.
\ Mrs. R. W. Turner visited Sunday
with J. II. Edwards and family.
Frank Meyers had the misfortune to
loose valuable horse last week.
David Brown and family spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Robret Van
Horr.
Mrs. Frank Turner and little son
Robert are visiting at Edward S on
Sand Hollow.
MIR. Jessie Snyder did not return
to Blackhorse as was reported in last
weeks paper.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Missildine de-
parted Saturday for Portland to be
absent week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Bell attended
the funeral of Mr.. j. I. Mcmillan at
Lexington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Movers left
Monday for Portland to spend the
week at tthe Carnival.
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WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.

All kinds of good ice cold sodas at
The Palm.
Emil Grotkopp was in from his
ranch Saturday.
Delicious sodas and ice cream sodas
at The Palm.
Go to the Bakery for your bread.
26 lOaves for 81 90.
J. H. Edwards Of Sand Hollow
was in town Saturday.
You need not pay so much for in
surance. Talk to M. E. Smead.
W. B. Tucker, Sand Hollow farmer
was a visitor in our town Saturday.
Why not select that carpet from the
new lines at Cases Furniture Store.
Geo. Thomson went down to Port
land Saturday to visit for few days.
Miss Jewel ElImaker departed Sat
urday m morning for her home in Eu-
gene.
Highest cash prices paid for hides,
pelts and furs. Morrow Warehouse
Milling Co.
D. H. Grabill. one of the substan :
tiaI residents of lone, visited Heppner
on Tuesday.
Frank Roberts shipped car load
of mutton sheep to the Portland stock
yards on Monday.
Born-At Plineville, Oregon, on
May 25th, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whites, daughter.
DR.. Winnard has taken a apeoial
course on eve diseases and is prepared
to fit glasses properly.
John Stevenson is helping Claud Cox
with the delivery business during the
absence of Jeff Beymer.
The neatest thing in the refrigerator
line is the "White Frost. Sold by
the Case Furniture Company.
r. F. Hynd returned to his Port
land home on Friday last after having
spent a couple of weeks at Heppner.
1t may be to your interest to get
my prices before buying watches
clocks or jewellery. c. X. Johnson
JeweIer.
Mrs. G. Q. Patterson and her two
sons, Andrew and Baird were passen-
gers to Portland on the local Saturday
morning.
Roy Missildine and wife went down
TO Portland Saturday. They will be
in the "Rose City" during the fes-
tival week.
B. r. Patterson and wife left by
auto On Tuesday morning for Port
land, a trip of pleasure and business
combined.
A good piano to sell, or trade FOL
horses. This is a good instrument
in first class condition. Inquire al
this office. H.
]. r. Nunamaker came up from
Hood River on Friday to remain for
few davs looking after his affairs il
this section.
Mr.. Lewis King, of the u. s. For.
est office departed for Portland Satur
day morning, where he goes as wit
ness in the Federal court.
Jos. 7. Knappenberg was up iron
lone on Monday evening and is reJoic
ing greatly over the prospect OF a 20
bushel wheat crop this season.
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e ri Hallock arrived home on Mon
day evening from Corvallis where he
has been pursuing his studies at q.
A. @.
Mrs. W. w. Smead returned on
Tuesday from visit of a couple OF
months with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Boyd, in Idaho.
Sherman Letter Is up from BinReD,
Wash. and will spend the harvest sea
son in Morrow county, expecting to
remain here for about four months.
Engineer Woodworth and family
have returned from their visit in the
East, and Mr.. Woodworth took charge
Of his engine on the branch yestreday
AT THE BAKERY-Get away from
the heat Of baking by buying your
bread Cream loaf. plain loaf, whole
wheat and rye. Nothing better than
our cream loaf.
When baby suffers with Group, ap-
ply and give DR.. Thomas Electic Oil
at once. Safe for children. A little
goes long way. csc and 50c At
all drug stores.
Roy Tylor is still searching for
his teams of two horses and two young
mules that strayed from his corral
Monday night. They are believed to
be in the mountains south of here. ~
Stanheld Standard.
| Rev. @. l.. Owen, who held SER
les of revival meetings in Heppner
last winter is conducting evangelistlc
meetings at Liberty school house on
Eight Mile this week and will contln-
ne for a couple cf weeks
Charles Gentry, a paroled prisoner
from the state penitentiary. whose
parole has been revoked because OF
violation of it's terms. was picked up
here by officer John Russell and will
be held until a guard is sent after
him. e. o. Of 9Th.
Frank Engleman was up from lone
over Monday night busy with his
arrangements for the big base ball
tournament to begin in his town on
June oath. Frank is worker when
it comes to boosting the great nation
al game and he will make this tourna-
| r,.4 N ooyouIafa ct1poa1g
Jake Pearson is now proud OF the
fact that be is the mail carrier for the
nsw postofice at Lena. Mr.. Pearson
has worked hard fol several years to
get post office for his section of But
ter creek and his efforts have at last
been crowned with success. The
office is located at the home of John
Brosnan and Mrs. Brosnan is post
mistress.
Arrangements are being completed
to have a speaker here for Sunday
June 23, to present to the Heppner
church-going people the subject OF
federation. A move is on foot to fed
crate the different churches OF the
TO Hn aud It is desirable to have the
subject presented at this time by
man in touch with this line of work.
More definite announcements will
appear later.
John Hayes left on Friday for his
home in Portland. Mr.. Hayes has
been at Heppner for the past three
months looking after his sheep inter
ests here and goes home feeling good
over the outcome. A good price for
wool and the sheep going into the
mountains in prime conditi with the
promise of excellent feed on the sum-
mer range is calculated to make the
flookmaster feel good.
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To Threshermen.

About 400 acres of grain that party
desires cut with combine harvester.
400 acres more adjoining that can lie
secured. Inquire at or write this
office. OF
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"Doan's Ointment cured me Of
eczma that had annoyed me for a long
time. The result was lasting -
Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta Me.
w. r. Bleakney, Phd., pastor
of the Freewater, Ore, fedora
ted church, will speak at Hepp-
ner both morning and evening on
Sunday. June %, at which time
the subject of federation will be
ably presented to our citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

ices for the fifteenth Sunday after
Trinity will be. $50 a. m. holy COM
muniOns s:lb a m. sunday school:
1880 "A. m. morning prayer and ser
mon, The RObber on the JehricO
ROAD 80 ,. m. evening prayer and
sermon. "wednesday. 7.30 .. IN. in
stfuction on the prayer book
81 Andrews church. Eon and Thirty
seventh streets-Fifteenth SUNDAY
after Trinity. $3.50 a. m sunday
school. 1880 p. m. evening prayer and
sermon.
Evangelist u. Wayne Harklns will be
al the church or Christ. IIearne faber-
nacle. south street. Lords day morn
Ing services will begin az 1880 a. m.
All welcome.
stone PRESBYTERIAN. L. n T.ewetlvn-
Preaching at II a. m. and 80 o. ~ .
sabbath school. 1915 a m. Y. = :. Q. r !.
30 y m.
sunday services Fbenezer Baptist
church. Tenth and Market streets. REV.
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n, North street ~ y church-Johr u
Hess. pastor. sunday srhoot al
~. W. a Wilson. superinterJ.rt
Morship AZ 1880 n. m and lao u m .
l.u.hins topic. The Value Of Kind
ltH1 IN the evening the b1vr are
m charEe. and there will be- a sro-i,t
eeIHon Tor the boys Fpworth feagfic
~ D. m Arthur qfrickIfr fe.dir.
Junior league. Tueadsv al .l
loss meeting and choir reherrs,i
ffid y, 100 .. m. Everybody cor.
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pIeAcning by pastor u. I. T. L $50 p.
81 PauI's Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. Aug &. Rascne
pastoT-sunday school at $50 a. M.
There Will be no preaching services held
az the church on sunday owing TO alb
sencc OF pastor. who a. assisting la spec
ial mission-day services held IN the
Evangelical church at ZOar. Ohio. En-
terteinmcnt and ice cream social ar
ranged by the Willing Workers Society
in the basement OF the church. Thurs
day. September 18Th.
Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. T. e. Snyder. pas
tor-F1fteenth sunday after Trinity.
sunday school az s.3O3 m chief ser
vice al 1880 a. m. a cordial invitation
vices.
First Presbyterian church. corner
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Rev. ".
4. COOK. u. H.. Services at
10 20 a m. and 80 D. m. sabbath school
sshhath school. settlers hall. ~ 2 p. m.
NJ mortal chapel school. Eighteenth
street ~ 900 . M. prayer meeting.
Wednesday. al 7.3o D. m.
First Baptist church. twelfth and by
ron streets. r T. Brininstool. pastor
Bible school az g.15 H M. The Sover-
eiEnty 81 Jehovah" g. the thought OF the
morning service a. 10 30. calvary and
Emmanuel mission schools az 80.
Young Peoples. Union. $50 TIE even
Ink theme az 20 is. The Vision Of
Better Day Baptismai service in the
evfning.
row 7.s03. note the change as from
The Bible spirituaust church. Lincoln
Ave. bridgeport or ems ou nerf sunday
evening 90 7f-t5 subject. "Chrlaf'a Sec
onf coming AMI the necessity ~ our
Church" a silver offering at tho door.
Pastor Hev J 81 Thomas. other MEDIUMS
are expected.
German N p church-sunday school
NJ t.is q. m.. morning service NJ 10 30
q m farewell sermon hy Rev T. g.
katterhenrv Mr. Ren Yen -. rfu-
dent from china. will give n short lee
ture There viii Dc no services A the
evening
Ffrst Unitarian churrh--The Rev
Howard pease fas returned from his
vacation and VIII preach before The Unit
verraiist state Conference az York Ridge
next Sunday uorninE Services viii -
Rooms. sunday. september 22nd. a. ~
O'Clock
- Matthew Fnfsropaf church. cor.
rer Chnriino and fifteenth streets pr
trenfh sunday after Trinity sunday.
Stpteunef l5 1919 m. Holy som
munion. 90 20 o.. FIRST Portion -
CON rnurlrn office end sermon a.ff a
no.. senior Portion SUNDAY school 1fs
3 m. Junior PORTION Sunday school
o M gundlav school 80 Johns Erho
Point. 1ff o. m evening PRAYER. ef
paurs Vim Grove services nf at Mot
thew's vii be conducted hv fhe Rev W
7. ~ Henton. ~ Pittsburgh. Pa
Early in the autumn England Be- Oh
have a wnrnfn'a agricultural colony. run
and Inhabited exclusively BY women a
large tract - land has been secured
ana several women prominent iu fhe
cause NJ suffrage are leading On the
scheme OF orFauization
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simpson ". r church, Eon street
ti .'. ii,,s Sunday. 1915 a. m. sun
80 belns Christian Preaching
80 p. M subject. Pour Imr0rfanf
Guestions of the HibIe" Epvrortb
league. from SIS 70 7.50 .. m sun-
JAY school AZ 2:45 ,. m ~ II Cie-
.sr-tlN. superintendent Class rureffrgs
tuesday and Thursday nights pre,..
neeIlng. Wednesday night gInf, :,
im9I hluE pt%yer meeting az 6 o'riock
~ YI the members Of the Mefhodisf
gtitiief n"pd please meet Friday night
reA. sunday IL rally dav. All d.
.. W ". jenkins. pastor.
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EvanEelical hcr9rmed 81 Stephens
streets-Rev. y. NJ. Preuss. pastor
preaching, 1890 a. m. No evening
service. Thursday evening the choir
will rehearse NJ 1870 o'clock DR.
Preuss will leave Wednesday morning
Tor Akron. q. where he will attend tho
Reformed Central synod. which con-
Nenes the 18th and continues sessions
until Monday. September % There
Will be no Sundyy school or preaching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Flret English EfanreIl~nf r.ufherar
church. 1s Sixteenth street W ~
HlnEer pastor. 20 Sixteenth street Tho
-lial worship Tor the 18Th sunday affrr
tflhitF. at 10 - a. M. and 40 9 rn .
lng Wf1nerdav evening g.. SUNDAY
SCHOOL ~ W1rW0of OF I0 o. m SUM
Jay school a. EdEw0uI. 10 D. nl The
p--i'r Nlu preach Die recond annifcr-
earf sermona. morning nud evening. and
would De- pleased Co see aff fra member
m tfc church present Everybody vel
come.
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Wesley ". r church-Rev 7. u.
Workman. pastor-Sunday school AZ
1880 a. m. subject. the Divine Prfn-
ctple or Enlargement" Sunday school
a. =. m. class meeting. $50 .. m
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preaching service, 1880 p. m. Usual
services during the week
Wsrwood NJ. T. Church-Rev Charles
Beachy. pastor Sunday school. 9.45
a. M; preaching by the pastor AZ
1915 a m. EpwOrth league. $50
,. m: preaching By Mr. Grimm. a
theological student at New Martins
Vile. at 7.3O p. m.
Warwood Presbyterian Church-Rev
Edgar W. Day. pastor. Sunday school
at s:t5 a. m. preaching at II a. IN.
and 7.f5 p. m. Y. p. s. G E at
7 p. m. The services OF the day will
be devoted especially 20 the Young peo-
pie The pastor will preach on The
Church's Message to Her Young Peo-
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

ANY
Is commended
seventh
out Yet MA
ing All Is practical a
Jesus proposes
quali6e ,h,.
unto Me His human
eehng Tor human inhrmy n
able produce in human
the beatude"
orsids those persist
Gay and
OF punishment
denial OF
'"' u"efe"'
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JUDGMENT AND MERCY.
THE STORY.

of
OF Heaven
unusual importance Nor
oosnaac speculation
Jesus doctrine
On
skeptesm saying He
wisdom ustned OF her children"
are uned against all cavii
nruans are the best argument for Christianity
NE the best evidence of Christ
connection
expressed in the golden His un.
exclusive reciprocal knowledge
the
World and down the Come Me-
new yoke the bearing of description
OF submission TO Him Of
owiness which He enjoins Learn of ~
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First Christian church. Elm Grove
lstcnlns service 81 10 o'clock SUNDAY
iIlprIlhe. no preaching Rev Mr. cox
~ away on ten DAYS vacation C'frfe-
tlah Eh0eaVor. 20 D.. m Preceding
20 2. M. The pulpit will be- occuufei
~ popular speaker ~ national prom
inence. Everybody welcome
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Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Chapline and Fourteenth streets
Rev. J. II. i.ittell. D. D.. pastor
Morning service at 10:t5 o'clock:
evening at $50 O'Clock. Sabbath school
and Bible classes for men and women
at $3.50 a. m. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at rs o'clock. Services
preparatory TO observing the sacrament
OF the Lords supper will be held
Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:45
o'clock.
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Fellows hall. sunday. September Is. At
1:30 p. IN. Lecture. followed with
spirit messages. Ali are welcome.
Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. r. Leyen-
berger. pastor. The usual services
T1 be held SUNDAY ssP'sHee5 10
Sunday school at $3.50 "a. IN.
Zion Lutheran church. 2t1s Market
street-Rev. a. L. Benze. pastor. tif-
teenth Sunday after Trinity Sunday
school at 9.l5 a IN. chief service at
1880 a. m. English vespers at 1870
p. m. Strangers are cordially welcome
1 at al these services. In our SUNDAY
school we have two Bible classes one
for men and the other FOR women. The
former Is taught by the pastor and the
latter By competent Normal school
teacher Tho Boys brigade meets on
Wednesday evening. The Ladies' Mis-
sionary society will meet az the home
Of Mrs. J. q. Strobei at Pleasant Val
ley next Thursday afternoon and even
ing large attendance o. desired
\ harvest home service will be held
on the evening % September % This
service. 10 which an former members
are cordially invited.
First United Presbyterian church.
Rev. charles 70 Robinson. -. J.. pas
| tor The pastor wiz preach az 10 fb
a. m. and $50 p. m sunday school
Strangers and friends are cordially In
vited O. be present The following
music will Dc sung Morning sc-vice---
! fFmerson1. anthem tsoprano solo with
choir. "Ae Pants the Heart tRaum-
bachl. Miss debhard. Evening service
CTrowbridge). bass solo. "The Ninety
and Nine" oCampionJ. Herbert Perrin.
First church ~ christ fscicntisp.
a o. a. w auditorium. 1fIs chap
line street Services sunday a. il
a Subject ~ lesson. "SubFtance
sunday school az 30 20. Wednea-
day testimonial meeting az 20. co..
same address Reading room open
daily. except sundays and holidays.
from is n 20 49,. - M aiso Son, on sal ~
public ls Invited % visit our reading
room. 1it9 Chapiine street, and attend
our services
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
j 81 Potter. minister Services ~
% a. m. and 7.1o 3 ~. morning sub
storm" sunday school az 1.4s g. m
YOUNG Peoples meeting att p. m.
warwood Christian church. corner
Uichiand avenue and Seventeenth
atreet--Hev 2. o. Pryor. pastor Bible
school a. 10 a. m. sharp sermon
tndesvor e. 5is p. sermon ~,
40 g. m Regular mld-week PRAYER
meeting Wcfuefdnv evening NJ 7n
o'clock Visitors welcome t0 attend tfe
above services
So Johns EvnuFalira1 Protestant
CONGREGATIONAL o. Wfrrf pastor
NeEt SUNDAY services at Io 30 M
SUNDAY school % p o. So even
ing service. C0unrmuufr Instruction
Will begin Saturday. September o.
wednesday. September 90. the Ladies'
Aid society will rive o. musicale and
Sec cream social Further annnuucc-
mentq durluE service
- Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end ~ the steel bridge Rev Jacob
] birmingham. u. H.. rector. The scrv-
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latter DAY Saints. sunday eervlcea.
rfrmner ltfh sunday school. no a. on
90 Vices 1f 81 %. ln charge ~ Samuel
Martin Tl1rr D Tnrv will rrearn ID
g. in the evening
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day school: II a. m. and $50 p M.
preaching by pastor; b. Y. i. L. $50 p.
IN. All invited
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50 Luke'a Episcopal church. Island
end ~ the steel bridge Rev Jacob
birmingham. H. H.. rector. The scrv-
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splrituallen Rev 90 W Wav raa-
Tor ana medium. Services In the odd
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MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES.

upbraiding to Judgment
the Testament
clearly most
Ieren degrees OF retrbuton
sdon; Had done violence n
.He OF our prayers
Eyens Tho
Yoke
viii
yoke which bears the himself "S away OF a
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Fourth Street NJ. f. church. Chap
G.. r. oliver. ID. D.. pastor. The pas
tor Will preach at 1890 a. m and
7:3O p. m: morning subject. The
ProRressives In Religion" evening
theme. Trials and Triumphs of Job I"
These discourses will apply the gospel
20 modern conditions SUNDAY school
at s:l5 n m Epworth league at
$3.50 y. m.
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. Chapiins NJ \ church. 11is Chap
nne street--ksv. ID. ~ Hammond. pas
tor Usual services Sunday At 1910
a. m. and rs p. m: In eharss Of
Gay school. r. e. L~onhart. superin-
ssndsnt. Els a m Epworth LEAGUE
TUESDAY evening At O'clock The
none coming week services will com
mence on sunday. September -. The
fuil program for the week will be pub
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The Coming unIrersaI uar - 49,
vs.t'oune OF the political unrest among
N, nations as fOtetold BY the pronbH,
Son1 pa me Revelation" over eiehteen
Datle or -Armageddon Thfs viii K
~ sIpJect Tor sunday evening nj ,bc
gohpci tent corner wabash stTee, snd
NeN Jersey avenue. Wheeling Island
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pie" and in the evening 90, - :,
yohse OF the Young People 80 a.
>, sage The Young Peoples soc,ef,,
NJ ItoyI Hri stan Endeavor. and Company =
viii s,,dilkSde, the latter In uniform.
evening service. At 'he
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scrvfcn service 1875 a. m. class
". m Preaching Service
-. m usual services through me
week cordial welcome 10 all
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Vance Memorial prerhyterinu church
j 81 Potter. minister Services ~
90 "a. m and % D. u. morning sub
fect Angels Voice or Thunder
storm" sunday school az I.45 o. m.
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In the Churches

West Bridgeport ~ T. chBreh--
Rev y Y. sp.rks. pastor Preaching
~ s., 1000 VIZ. SUNDAY At n a. M: AZ
West BridEsport AZ I.sS .. m. me
ferson.i Werksrs at Martins Ferry
III hase charEe % the servtess ~
services vii conclude the conferences