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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

Scr er iualeoeS ct iur1let Mntal
Iab for Mrtilleriet oler1e al 2,O6i
Sfficcrer % 32,sS6 Mono. Spor
ltore oisle Sab / Sirfeligbeben er,
trGoer flarelt trent, 11oor set boIbes
for Hie, 1t set tpife TeltortillerF
UNDER belc &riger 187O-7t, 90 oef
life fjer1ote 11oget til 8onler ,eller
lfjult Opltilling og ofte fempeoe Gi=
De ON SIDE me0 So0folfet / ben
bettlglte Geperil6, fun 11ogjoroe CO.
800 Officerer og $3.50 Mono loa-
bel opoe lom iooreOe> for en- Scr
ltDrfe, Ser ollere0e Sen @ong gif op
/ en Millipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

@ebGrfl1gler; bette l%tenr1er nteo fly
lfe 5oareoes l101agn, at BET frarr-t
ife Selturtineri frenbringer longt
ltprrc Sab ems 5obfolfet. Sou fan
Der bel fife tiIl9gges en- enfeIt
&irurgS Grfaringer 1tor 8etponing,
% &cnc fall 10 bore al megef
forlfjellig Nrt, MEN set er i bbert
Salo glDet, at Set frantic Mrfillera
bar %fren1bragt e11 b%etpoelig 8irfnimg.
Set fon l1oleOes al be lbGre Eab>
lom BET tDlfc Mrtilleri til Irobs. for
Honlerlflolo pg ifjult Uplifting,
bar llOt, ncn1lig ifplge en- Opgjgrel)e
ilotil 150e Starts pua begge Rrigs=
ifltcplooier 912 Officerer 0pbe pg
1854 %iuorcoe, bbab ser ipurer til
ca. 8 psf. al Set bele Mntal frnfne
Sfficerer. Gn0nlt tpOeligere trent
freezer Mrtilleriets Sub, naar
Monoifabets NECKLACES. Sfplse en-
0pgjbrelie / uMrtilleriitilcbe Mo
%notsbefte" for Sebr11or 5. u. bar
BET helc Sab Sen Song fplgenbe:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28
Farmland i Pine og Kanabec
COuntyer.

kun 2 Mil fra BY og Jernbane-Sia-
ton, i skandinaviske Settlementer,
til SIT Acren og h9jere paa letts
Vilkaar. Skriv paa engelsk for ner-
mere Oplysninger til: S. P. Marlettte,
Brook Park, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-28

at let udf9rlige Smaastykker
for 1, 2, 3 og 4 Personer. S@r-
lig passende for dramatlske
Foreninger. .......... rs
- Samling Mr.. 2 .......... rs
- Samling Mr.. 3. .......: rs
Lundh, Thora. En- Knude. Skue-
spill i Ell Akt. ......... rs
Ibsen, Henrik. Kerlighedens
Komedie. Komedie i tire Ak
Importerede, indbundne Boyer.
A%sbjornson, P. Chr. Udvalgte
Folkeeventyr. III. ........ so
Ammon, DR.. ]. A. v. Moderplig-
ter. Guldsnit. ......... 100
Berge, Rikard. Myllargut-
ten. 1.4o
Bjornson, Bj9rnstjerne. Sigurd
Budde, l.. Fortallinger. 57S ST.
Drolsum, Kristine. Troldman-
den fra Kilemandjaro. Adlars
Krigs- og Jagteventyr / Ost-
afriEa. En- Bog for ING
dommen. rs
Ellis, Edw. S. Blokhuset i Ur-
skoven. En- Fortelling fra
Kentuckys Nybyggertid. Med
4 Billeder. .......... 40
Flood, Constantius. Fra Krigens
It'd ! Ritter & Co. En- FOrt2l-
ling fra Kapertiden. Illustre-
ret. Stort Formal. ...... 90
F9dselsdags-Bog, med Citater
af norske og fremmede For
fattere. Guldsnit. ........ rs
Gundersen, B. Norske Digte for
Skole og HEN i Udvalg. so
Haggard, H. Rider. Taagefol-
Haukland, Andreas. Eli Svart-
vatnet. Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
Heiberg, ]. L. Udvalgte Dig
tie. rs
Holt, Johan Sverdrup. Hjeml@se
Sange. rs
Ingeman, B. S. To Fort9llin-
ger. rs
Kielland, Alex. l.. Bettys' For
mynder. Lystspil i fire Ak
= Mennesker og Dyr. ........
M9ller, Carl. Paa Farten. KQ-
benhavnske Billeder i Blend
ramme 100
Poulsen, John. Sj@dronning %
andre Noveller. ........ rs
Peck, Geo. w. En- Rekruts Op-
~levelser eller hvorledes fri
villig Geo. w. Peck kuede OPP
r@ret. Amerikansk Humore-
ske ......-...:....::.:. rs
Richer, Aasta Smith. Under de
lave Bjelker.
Skram, Amalie. Udvalgte For
tellinger. ............ rs
Swan, Annie. Sheila. Fortal-
ling. ............::...: 100
Tegner, Esaias. Frithjofs Sa-
Cd. ~
Tegner, Hans. Album. Stort
Formal. Mango humoristiske
Billeder med Text. ...... $50
Thorsen, Magdalene. Udvalgte
.Fortallinger. .......... rs
Wergeland, Henrik. Den engel-
ske Lods. Guldsnit. ...... 10
Zwilgmeyer, Dikken. Emerent-
re. En- Slagthistorie. -. 1.25
-Maren Ragna. Et Stykke
Livshistorie. .......... I.25
Thekla. Et Samfunds Pro-
blem. .................. I.25
Indbundne Boyer.
B9gh, .Johan. Fra Bergenskan-
ten. Skisser. .......... IS
Dumas, Alex. De tire Musketc-
rer. Historisk Roman i to De
lie. ZOO
Dunn, Byron, A. ,Paa General
Thomas's Stab. Illustre-
Guldborg. Peder Griffenfe1d. En-
historisk Fortalling. 200 ST.
Gr@nvold, Didrik. Storstadsgut-
IcI1lC.sL ~
Hansen, Mauritz. Noveller. so
Herrens Herlighed. Kristelige
Fortallinger. Stort For
mat. LID
Hendrickson, Prof. Peter. Al
hamburger ON Mejeri og
Kvegavl e1ler Praktisk Vel
ledning i Kveg-O pdraetning og
Fremstilling at de nyeste Me-
thoder i Mejeristel. Lfdt be
skadiget. Nedsat til $50. 100
Hagger, H. Rider. Allan Qua
termain. ............... .75
Hirsch, E. Jagt og Rejseeventyr
Montana. ........... so
nofvanstAeade BECKER szndes portofntt
~easr bsloppets m~ottagning.
Utssrlix katalog szndes fritz pa bsxiran.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

If your residence needs painting OF
renairing now is the time to have the
work done. In the first place you wiz
Get the labor much cheaper and in the
next place you will aid those VINO neeu
work. If it is true that we are border
ing on prosperous times it will not De
manly months until labor viii coss
much more than now, SC there is |,
double saving-the house will be saVeu
injury and the owner dollars. 1t wiz
nav YOU to look into this matter.--Apl
lene( Tex Reporter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
o,.,,,.,or of Property owners.


A general maintenance tax OF TWO
mills per square foot, which amounts
to 81 per year on lot 20 by 100 feet
besides the regular city tax, must De
Maid by lot owners in section OF
philadelphia. This special assessment.
Is for the upkeep of the property ana
is applied towards the cost oil gar
bage collection, snow cleaning hgnp'
ing, maintaining the park and sew,
erage system, replanting trees ane
shrubbery, cleaning vacant lots' any
repairing streets and sidewalks Inc
fund is administered by compah,
and assures the lot owner tna' a. =,
repairs in streets and sidewalks WI
be promptly made when needed am
will not be subject to the iulosyi
crasies of private ownership or tn
slow methods of municipal depar
| ments.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

R'[HlE1ILZPSY
1@9
MAKING WAR ON BILLBOARD
American Civic Association Regards
It as Objectionable Form
of Advertising.

From its very institution, the Amel
team Civic association has devoted III
self to the protection of the PUBIC
against three great nuisances-smoke.
poles and wires, and billboards' Al
the annual convention of the assocla'
tion In Washington one OF the import
ant subjects discussed was billboards,
with a principal address, entitled
.kTbe Passing of the Signboard," by |
Jesse Lee Bennett of Baltimore IN
which he recounted the steps that nad
heen taken for the legal control OF
the billboard in all parts OF the unlteu
States.
Concerning the sentiment against
.ba billboard. Mr.. Bennett said: THE
feeling against the signboard mas De-
come nationwide and in the past few
wears the agitation Of civic organiza-
tions has been SO successful as 10
awaken resentment against 1t SO wide.
anread that. from coast to coast ana
in almost every state and CITY, tnere
are now, or have been. vigorous move
ments seeking the abolition or reguia-
tion of these unnecessary and olsns'
uring objects.
"There has been much agitation
and from it there has been distilled
one thing-the recognition OF the rae,
that what is called the signboare
problem is a question more complex
than the mere removal of the signs
The signboard has been found 10 D
THEORETICALLY intertwined with tw
questions of even greater importanc
The awakening of civic sentimen
and the recognition by legislator
and Judges of the validity OF arg
ments based upon esthetic consider
lions"
Commenting on what ought to
the attitude of the law and the cour
toward the billboard, he added;
at would take our psychologist D
a few minutes to show that 1t Is n
a question of ear, or nose, or eye' o
a question of the brain and OF T.
4 very consciousness that is life Use
? No law should permit any man
intrude or force himself or his pu
!. ness into another mans consciousne
'. IN the extent that outdoor advert
- ing has come to permit, an intrusi
- iumessnrably increased by the I.
sp09 = fs!d's impossible to avoid seei
XII
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
His Claim.

John Shelton Williams, cohtroiiei
., the currency, speaking before the
Southern society at New YORK, sa na
.tbat he had put many persons under
ohligation to himself--just how many
he had not realized until one man
came to him in Washington to borrow
ten dollars. u,u,,o.
II didn't recall the fellow. Wilii suns
said, land at last l asked him: see
here. why should I lend you ten ooi'
lars?'" ho,e,u,
" 81 thought you'd remember me. !
heard YOU make that speech in Rich
mond last week. was the reno" WV
stayed through to the end
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

efficiently in keeping cats from crawl
ing up the posts. The birds under,
standing their security, were no longer
frightened from their nests-Popuia'
Mechanics.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
cans. for caekllna,

Eqatbush-What are the chickens
,.aring such a racket out in your back
yard for? ,,s,,,. non coo in
40 naner that congress had decided 10
distribute free seeds a. VISUAL 'n''
wear?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

v e n [ nelSnuoi
hood cats from
frightening away
t h cir feathered
pets and robbing
the nests of their
young. A New
York man VINO
makes his gar
den an aviary,
and who at the
same time is moi
a hater of cats
planted climbing
rose vines abou
the base of thu
poles supporting
his bird houses
w lille t h e S
added greatly t
the appearance c
the garden. the
also served yer
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
Have Healthy, Strong, BeaStif ur,a EYE y,

Have Healthy, Strong, Beautiful Eye Sv.
ocuIsts and Physicians used Murine Eye
psnedy many years before it was offered as
Domestic Eye Medicine. Murine is sun ION,
pounded by Our Physicians ana gu .snt Mel
D DS Tryit in your Eyes and in Baby's Eyes
Go SIN artiue-Just Eye Comfort, Buy Murine e
~ NO v o prusgst-accept no Substitute, and II
,nterested write for Book OF the Eye sr e.
MURINE EYE REMEDY W.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
Curious.

Curious thing about human van
itv." said the costumer.
ITO what do you refer?
"The more knock-kneed man 3D.
tho more he wants to appear al a =.
.nos,, hall as a Scottish Highlander.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
Both Bomb Proof.

Both Bomb Proof.
Maude-I just had a letter from INC
duke. Those horrid Germans nave
bombarded his castle.
Chorus-How romantic! DO tell us.
Maude-Yes; all they left stanoins
was the mortgage and the mechanics
liens.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

A simple remedy against coughs !. ana lI. al al
throat irritations are Deans Men.no ats
Cough Drops-5c at all gooo Drussi''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

Uncle Eben.
when a man is his own worst Gu
emy." said Uncle Eben. Its generaiiy
because he amt got energy enough
to pick out an enemy dat nd be naro
to lick"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
SERVED A DOUBLE PURPOSE
sch.me of New York Man Improved
Appearance of Garden and Pro-
tected Birds.

Bird lovers often find it a most dif-
ficult problem to devise means to pre-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

Its Sort.
Prisoner-I embezzled this money
because l am not rich.
Judge-A poor excuse.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

Gentle Hint.
He-Once for all, / demand 10 hho"
who is master in this house!
She-YouIl be happier II you ooh
and out.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

81 am going to start an aviatio'
journal" o,9.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
The best manicure acid Is MADE
from a tablespoonful of lemon juice "
a cupful of hot water

The widow of a henpecked man can
look as sad as any.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
s.lzers White Bonanza Oats.

Made c. J. johnson Of Lincoln 90.
NM famous in growing 243 bushels iron
2M bushels sown last spring. Gan so'
beat that in 1915? Wont you try!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12

Mr. Richard Croker exTammany cean anu f Pu Jacket
Edmondson descendant Vi na,
me baSee indian spending their honeymoon AZ a
hos priyate miles
Mr. croker mas set themselves culvang and beautiyns W
groun
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-03-12
,..nar.an4 10 Mother

Safety First.
.I'u let you into my scheme on tho
underground floor"
Are there any exits?"
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
Ia JUSIA WINS ONCE MORE.
tcon.inued from First Pase,

Fort Lyon-Ke<ier struck out and
Reagan followed suit Bush hit TO
Jeff field for TWO baEr. snd then Byers
famed
ESgAaA laaaag.
La Junta--Forester famed. Brownie
hit to short and was out At first. Cheii-
cord popped out 10 Rsne3l
Fort Lyon--Neiliches doubled 70
deep left B<rgsrhoff hunted and was
safe ~ first on = wiIc throw. Mel
iicher reaced third on the play and
Kept on going. but was nipped at the
plate Reneil struck out and quarry
did likewise.
NtssA 1Dalag.
La Junta-Gardnef was out on =
long fiy 70 left field Griffin flew
out 20 short Merrill hit TO second
and was out 1T first
Fort Lyon--wyekoff flew out TO
left. Keller famed. and Reagan was
out twice--once on third strike. and
finally down and out on long hit TO
Brownie.
The score.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
HoLBRooK cExTER.

Center school will begin Nondsy.
c. This haa purchased new Ford.
Jake shirk returned to Holbsook
from Modesto. Calf, . few days ago.
Mrs. W. H. Harris Is confined 70
her home with rheumatism.
Rev. ,. z. Mumford is attendiag
u. e. conference In Denver this
week.
Mrs. wiIkrans, OF Pueblo, 10 the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. william Sou
den.
HoIbrook Valley vas well repre-
sented In Rocky Ford on watsfmei-
on Day.
Rev. W. Anderson returned Tues
day from church conference and viii
remain pastor OF the Center church.
Mrs. W. b. Moore's mother arrived
Monday evening from Des Moines,
Iowa, for q three weeks visit With
her daughter and family.
Ernest Davis and his wife and
baby are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Davis. this week. haviss
arrived from Cambridge, Neb.
J. p. Basinger. while working on
his house Monday. had the misfor-
tune to fall from the roof. breaking
his arm and receiving 4 cash on his
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Grscey and
daughter. Miss Daisy. returned
home the first OF the week from =
two weeks outing in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Daisy Yates arrived from
Denver Friday OF this week and will
make her home with the family Of
W. II. Darlington while engaged in
school work at this place.
Mrs. Mainis and daughter. Mrs.
Ollie Pyles, arrived Tuesday from
Sheridan. wyo., and are Waiting
Mrs. Mains parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r
Il. Morris. and sister, Mrs. Bert
Shelton.
A very pleasant surprise was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker Monday ev-
ening when = number OF friends
came In to spend the evening. Mr..
Hooker is employed In the ewink
school. and many good wishes for
another successful school year 60
with them. They left Tuesday for
Swtnk.
The cheraw schools open for The
fall term Monday With r. r. Basthol-
omew ~ principai. Miss Knouse. a.
sistant: Miss Edne Pyles. intssnsd-
late. asd Miss Parker. primary. Ms
Edwards 10 employed In ~ Eapt
Hoibrook school; Mr. z. B. Hooker y
principal Of the ceaser school. wisA
Miss Daisy Yates In the primary DE-
psrtment.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04

Mn. W. l.. Bertrand and Mrs. Jas.
Frazier left Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip through California.
Mrs. q. c. Rich and children re-
turned home yesterday from . two
weeks visit with relatives In Rocky
Ford.
Mrs. c. W. Basket and children
left Thursday for Hannibal. No.. to
visit for several weeks with relatives
aud friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ l.. zeider. Of
Hammonds. Ind. are the guests OF
Mrs.. zeid~r's sister. Mrs. G. A.
Leather~ood and family
Mrs.. T. Herbert and little daush-
ter. Grace. returned home yesterday
from . visit Of several weeks With
relatives near Antoaita. Colo.
Prof. J. ". Roberts and family.
returned 10 L. Junta shis week and
MF. Roberts vill resume his duties
- Dtaeipai Of The colunbian build.
lag.
lliss Evelyn Parker. Of Rife.
Cele.. arrived u ths city Wednesday
saa Aas bssa ths susss Of Mis- Masy
0esvess. Nlss parkss viil ssaeh IN
~ psblie seAoels Of chsssv dsrias
~ ceaias ysas.
Mn. raul ouoasss asa Ass. c.
1. Kssstek vsss - Dsavss shis asss.
~ - vis1s Mn. J. 4. JeAssee. vhe
uo1ssvsas - sossasies ID eos -
~ hssDlsals u tAat city iAss vsse.
Mn. jsAsssa y esssiAg slses alcsoy
80 vtll psstably - sbls 70 ssssss
- ~ hsos y shis city ssss.
.. Dsahis 6slsss - fssa WseAl-
q. Kss.. y sAaa0s ~ sessse -
lssD q ~ 1slbsse. H ssssaeiy
~ ~ vlsana Datssy. vh1eA ~
~ ~ sOssas1ae ~ sssssal ysoss.
- = ~ sso1uselag ~Donhin's
Da|hssy.~ q go ~ Dssslas ~
eoue. - = sajevln0 . ~ 49,
49, ~ ~. unsl. y = boslsess
M -
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
49, y. .A-s w.s. ,s.s.s.l-.. Coz.

Fosr ve1diss cessoesies Derforn-
"a 10 ess DAY vas The record Of Rev.
emnssusl Payne. q ~ Bspsise
chuseA last Wednesday bstveea ,ho
heuss ef . ssl - e'eieek 10 tied IL
ssDstai kses 1es feus essp,ss aal
ssot then - thsls vay ssjeteias.
TAs flsse vas . deut,s veddiag
Which took Dlaes q ~ hone Of NJ.
as1 Nm. J. n. Cesk q ses East rirse
sessss % . e'elesa. VIA NJ. Beajs.
ota Alaeee eoek - ~ bsiAe Nlso
Alvssta Wright. asl ~. pyusk va
0al1ss sssk - ~ esl1s l1lss Dlsache
nitsss. all psDulas ysusg Dsepls e
~ Nsv1ale llsosSee.
1a0s1lassly sslleuias this ~e<-
1la0 ~. pavas ssessns1 y hls Aoue
uhese ~ ~ Dso0ise1 y neel ~.
Aeese !. 3eeos 80 Mn. Laura r.
nyss go Dssleso . sonlias eesemssy
fes then. ~ shis esuols vas sjeo
srs0 kes1a,e bsah ~ eestsses,so
poseies e she sissa vs1liss also n.
paifed e he heos - NJ. payse 40
utsnssssd ~ vs1llne.
Aoaio aeout 11:eo s'elech NJ.
easl Soooue 80 NJ 1sshss kissAjs,.
~ = Wsoasss. sa1Dsl - ~. psysS
- 49, ~ - ~ nahe ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
CATTLE SALE.

will sell At public outcry TO the
highest and best bidders At Point
Rocks Ranch. Morgan county. Kan.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. rs
commencing promptly at ie:30
O'Clock u M. SIX HUNDRED HEAD
or HELPERS. ranging In age from
~ TO 20 months old. All these heif-
ers have been buiied by registered
Hereford bulls. Al time Of sale date
they will have been With bulls for Q
period Of forty-five days. and there
Sas . sufficient number Of bulls 70
eaiye every oae Of them.
These heiferv viii BE- sold In bunch-
80 of twenty-five head and will -
classified for uniformity Of size. age
sad color. This ~iil BE- great op-
portusity for some one 10 get q
bunch Of hesssrs. ready sulied. that
wiii bFins . bunch Of calves through
the latter part Of April and May,
1915. n
Poist Of Rocks Raaeh 10 sishs
miles north Of Eikhart. Ksa. Terms
Of sais. CASH. Pre- isach served q
noon at the ranch.
GEORGE 4. KING.
william Tracy. Auetionees.
.. :. Kias. Sales Manager.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04

Have we one the best that We can?
! ask:
Have we done our best with our dai-
ly task?
Then we need not care how the win
ter blows,
or spring delays 10 bring the rose;
Some flower will bloom, where we
toiled and TILED.
To repay our love for the roses kill
ed
For there's never garden, whatever
the soil,
That never responds to love and toll.
For the frown OF failure Is but 4
mask
Have We done the best that we can! !
! ask
Double birthday at the parsonage
on Sunday. when the oldest boy and
his father will pass another mile
stone on iife's highway. Ny. how
those stones fly by.
Thursday was 4 busy morning for
the prescher-four weddings before
~ o'clock. So mote Il BE-. The
more the marrier for the preacher
but we do not speak for the other
folks. We can only wish them well
~ they start TO sail iife's sea to-
gether.
We hope to see 4 large number
who have been absent during the
summer At Sabbath school and also
church Sunday. The Sunday school
superintendent will be glad to greet
all old and new scholars at s:t5
O'Clock.
Morning worship At IL o'clock.
Cheer your pastors heart by beins
In your place. There is an inspirA-
tion in peoples faces. but not a bit
In empty pewG
Young peoples meeting At !
O'Clock. This will be the first meet
ing Of the winter campaign. Now ia
the time for all young people TO come
10 the support Of their society.
Evening preaching service at 8
O'Clock. preceded by . short ronE
service. May We start In night nov
aad form the habit Of going to
church twice on Sunday. We have
too many "oncerx" and not enough
'fwieers.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night at o'clock. Mr.. A. W. Eng
iish viii lead the meeting. DO not
forget the mid-week service. Keep
the date open and plan to attend.
We heartily and most cordially IN
vite the public to all of these SER
vices. and especially thos. who do
not have services at their own
churches on sunday. Ne shall be
more than pleased To have you come
and worship with US.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
ARKANSAS VALLEY LEAGUE

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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04

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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
Presbyterian Church.
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Sunday school At io:t5 O'Clock.
Preaching at II o'clock.
Christian Endea,or st s:5o
O'Clock.
Morning subject. Morality 70.
Religion"
In the evening there ~ili BE- Q
special service for the youas people
Of the consresstion ~ho viii soon
leave 10 ssisnd the various colleges
Of their choice. both Ia Colorado and
eastern states. The pastor viii
seesh Of each college. sivias iss his.
tory aud msay Doiats Of intesest os
the york which is sesns carried on
~ them.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-04
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