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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The mother
bank of the Freedmens Trust COM
pany has suspended. A large number
of colored persons are around the bank
imploring for money without success.
1t is understood that similar instruc,
tions to those sent to New York were
sent to all the southern branches.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03

KANSAS CITY, June 3O,-Our market may
be reported for cattle firm ut quotations for
best grades, and for hogs fair demand for
good butchers, rs follows:
Extra choice native steers, 3 and years old
averaging 1850 to 1900 lbs, S. 2jGtj 1j corn fed
native steers averaging 1900 10 400, s. 0O0J6 90;
good native steers, aNemging Hoo TO 1870, u 76g
%; extra stockerS, averaging 1000 TO 1900 " 20
6ti 50 common and medium Stockers, aver
age $40 to 1000, 50 2jW3 70; fat native cows, Nv-
erage 900 TO 1000, 50 75Gg3 %; corn fed Texan
steers, averaging 1000 to 1909, 81 .51l 80; win
tered Texan steers, in fair flesh, averaging
$50 to 1850, 50 50@S 90; native wintered steers,
in fair flesh, Averaging so to 1000, 81 2j@2 7j;
fat Texas cows, wintered 81 W@2 10; common
cows and steers, averaging 700 TO 500, 81 0OGg
2b thin Texan steers averaging 500 to 300,
81 2jM2 10; green Texan steers, averaging $50
to $50 g 0OCt2 40; green Texan cows, averag-
ing 200 to 800, 81 JO@2 90; scaawagS, ) 75gl %;
veal calves, per head, II 009G 50; hogs, per
hundred pounds, 81 0O0G5 %,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03

Him with his Likeness -Muiiintion
.f wounded soldiers by ihe CarIisis.
BERLIN, July 1.-The North Ger
man Gazette, the official organ, pays n
warm tribute TO Mr.. Bancroft II says
the German government sees his de-
parture with regret, feeling which Is
lively and general in private as well as
official circles, and declares that since
Frederick the Great received Franklin
the mutual understanding between
Germany and the United States has
never been more profound than at
present The emperor has presented
his portrait, life size and painted to or
der, to Mr.. Bancroft.
LONDON, July, 2.-Dispatches from
Spain report that the republican troops
are greatly excited over the reports Of
the murder and multilation ofwounded
soldiers by the Carlists, and it is feared
that they will make sanguinary re-
prisal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATI

In northern Texas, to-wit:
1870 acres in Coleman county; $40
acres in Hunt county: go acres In
Benton county; 320 acres I'm Montague
county; 1850 acres in Upshur county;
900 acres i'm Archer county; 1850 acres
in Dallas county: 4 fine dwelling
houses in city OF DenisOn; one mere
ground i'm the center of the town of
Bonham. Fannin county.
Dallas city property as follows Thirteen
vacant lots of ground on Main street, % by
100 feet; eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage on Hord street; one two-story resi-
dence on Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode of drawing and distribution of
this valuable property will, in short time,
be perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until a more suitable loca-
ton can be secured the main office OF the as
ISOLATION will be located on Main street,
next door to o X restaurant. at which place
the public are invited to witness the distri'
button of gifts.
Full information can he obtained OF any
agent or at office of the association, Main
street. whitaker b WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at.
tested by j. NJ. McCoy, Notary Public.
l2jd3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03
Sentenced to the penitentiary.

YANKToN, d. T., July winter
mute, who killed General McCook, has
been sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03

FOB WORK-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
d Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pans
phlets and every kind of Job Printing
promptly executed at the Herald Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We are now ready to supply those desiring
coke or coal tar Coke is used extensively in
all cities for cooking. Any stove with CRATE
put in 1t, will burn IT, II is cheaper and less
trouble than wood. All orders must re LEFT
at the office of the company,
j. b. SCRUGGS.
Secretary Dallas G0slight Company, over
schneider q Davis store. l2}dM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03
NOTICE.

Law Blanks Of every description for sale
md printed TO order at this ONCE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03

mo. 2Nos. Nos. mos.
Ballots. 81. ForS 81. For 81. For 81.
u 70 Pays IS Pays S2l Pays sl6O Pays 5000
IL ~ Pays Pays 20 Pays loo Pays 800
II rs Pays 4 Pays - Pays 10 Pays 400
Station numbers pays $50 for 81; two mum.
81.
We would state to the public that we will
in short time, have grand and eXtraordi-
nary drawing in which we propose as gift
to those holding tickets,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-03
TELEGRAPHlC.
FOREIGN.

T,e German Official organ Euiogises
MIR. Bnncron-the Emperor Presents
Him with his Lihcness-MuiiIniion
wounded soldiers by ihe CnrIisis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

In literature, Gcnersl News. Foreign and Domestic
Correspondence, local Reports, and all that goes
10 make ri KsT-C DASs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

Lord" Pauls words again are, 81
am in strait betwiXt two, having a
desire to depart and be with Christ,
which is far better" Again, Paul
says that nothing should separate
us from the love Of Christ-not even
death. Could Gods love in Christ
continue with Us if we went out of
existence
Reader, be not tossed TO and fro
and be carried about with every wind
of doctrine oy the sleight Of men,
and cunning craftiness whereby they
lie in wait to deceive; but by the
spirit whether they are of God. The
ingenuity Of man capnot explain
away those passages referring to the
existence of the soul between death
and the resurrection {; neither can
those which refer to the endless
state OF the lost after the resurrec-
ton. lisa. 33 IT. Dan. 1872. Matt.
9:41, IS. What a want of candor
to arrive at truth. How costly to
build up . system by tearing and
managing the scriptures. After such
iIreverence for Gods word, so much
sophism and evasion of plain truths,
| close at present. Jos. PARMLEY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
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THE INTER- OCEAN
FOR 1874


tSt hhshed less than two years since as renre.
sr"ta'lNe hennhlea papt redgei % maintain
ana defend the inciples and uryaniy,ti,n f =,
great National Republican party the IyrEt. orr.y
mas auhheo circulation and influence i'm the
ass O aus voters ever where TO entitle Il TO nm.
rp"ch 'he commencement of a new cardar year
ana 10 pr~are ior The preliminary work Of The uax
cainuagn, IN shadow Of which is ALREADY c,stin,
hNelt upon The country, in the confident G,irr thnt
US liehus VIII need no other specific pledge for IN,
,u'ufe 'hnn RaS en- given In its columns from day
!" nay during the past eighteen months since IL.
h'st publication II has maintained the position OF
The LEADING REPUBLICAN NEWS
PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST
to which it was sssr1ea by universal nssep, IN ,b.
ts"nfEE canvass which resulted in IN. spr,nd au1
triumphant election OF President Gr.nt
THE ENEMIES or THE COUNTRY
are vgilanily at work Despite the oyervh.ln,ip,
'tonte No N b''ftSec to hem in ISL" the Opposition
are akfi1hg masSing their forces for a m, re d.,er
mined onslaught Gpon the Republican nil.tio,,
a' NE neXt state and Nation, elections Fncour
aged bv the apathy of Republicans in the ''o wear
SELLING the Unprecedented financial strippencv as n
preieNt aud usilg hoodwnk The deem feeling
among the az icutural classes better and cheap
er modes OF transportation than now exist
THE DEMOCRACY,
un"ei as many names rs there are hungry Dcma.
pogoes eager for office, is getting ITSELF norcadiness
" '' '''o o'Oe more ire ruhS party OF the Nation.
IN THE SOUTH
the old Democracy Of Secession and Rebellion 4,
beng warmed into life by the apparent reyrrs. y,
pu5lcanism has suffered in the North Already Il
NJ I. Hunter. former Senator from rirginia. ana
neInber OF the Cabinet of JeT Davis has published
his scheme for the virtual payg eDt OF
$500, o0o, 900 FOR THE EMANCIPATEp
SLAVES OF THE SOUTH.
The past history of the Democratic party give. no
warrant that II viii opp his Infamous robbery If
me people 81 th North for tn benefit Of traitors
but If The party Is true to Itself an it, instinct,
the South will find 1t and its representatives "A sub
servient ally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
HARPERI,'S WEEKLY.
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Weekly Is read by nj least hall million
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views on o iical aud social problems. RI Loua
vile Courier journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
THE IA NILY

The lhrrP OCEAN makes special effort. TO render
user acceptable to the fanl les OF its patrons 10
this end everything is vigorously excluded ta.t
could pnssihy offend. The religious and IniTa
character Is guarded with especial care, ard It's aim
IL TO encourage the true, the beautiful, aud She
good"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
THE PAYMENT + TIE SOUTHERN
STATES DEBT

Is another scheme that Is broadly limited nj In many
pIrts OF the South, aud is without doubt one of H..
projects To which The beading Democrats Of That GO.
ton would address ihemsev II the time should
f'er come when mag 'rity Of the Northern states
ana he General Government should he IN the hand.
OF the party which helped the rebels IN their work
OF destroying tie Union
These art not fancifu issues. They are real dan
gers { cher TO he met face TO face, or else 10 he
sqnclchrd IN heir inception by the continued sue
cess %! that ORGANIC ton which crushed the r.,rI
lion, gave Freedom 10 the slaves, and destroyed the
slay e-nuldlug lOufederacy
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-24
8etfeuss,e beilbar.

Gs III immer6in mBelih, ooB Die aneris
foniIdle 0etepioemie Der Jrauert aun trad1
Gurpna iiberiieoelt. SIR 6ieien Jal hn.
BEN mir auf raoifale Seilmittel 5u 0enfen.
gRir aIaliben, elm iolnes 9efunoert su ba<
BEN. 8efanntli1 miro Die Srunfiu1t oa<
6urd1 ueheilt, bd6 man Dem Srinfer aue
6btile,S. in 5pititupIen eetodt sufiibrt.
gpir SeEen oieIe Rur ols befdnnt porous
unb 5dlaatn ibre anuenoung aut oie Bets
ieud,e foI3enbermaBen Dor:
@ottt n. Qieber Mnnt, niht nobr,
Ou aehft bsute nidt ir's Wirtbsbanss
@atte (betet.)
Sattin. Wir sehen itatt osiien tn's
Sbeater.
@atte btHet.)
@attin. SSreiliH, utit ber nlteu Gars
berobe fam nh mid nidht mebr ieben laI.
len; mir MAIDEN alio einen Sprung au
@erion.
@atte Cetet.)
@attiu. Sd babe oa einsn ipottbir
Iisen GeibeniiOff seisben.
Gate (befet.) 81
@attin. Das Sausfanbsaelo III aud
Al Gnoe. Seit Der nenen Wartrehneret
fDmme id COR nidt mebr aus.
3 W ultt Nuetti.J #fH 8 tf4 4EHI
6attin. SD bitte Did alfo um IL
uiee 3mansisrarffide.
@atte (betet.)
@attin. glber 10 bore bod. 0ott,
meine Gerpen! (i6rei) Jliegenbes Salal
I(Sie fdllt In Sbnmadt.)
! @atte (betst) .8
0attin (ueldbe einiieht, baE bic Chn.
ma9t etfOIslos III, aufwadeub.) $50 bin
id?
/, @ atte (beiet)
. @attin. Oas bdIte i9 niHt ausi Sd
berswsifie! SD perlaiie Did bbspiuig, Ia
brines anf Gheibung! isa'
@dtte (betet.) ad IS
Dieie Rur mnB bret bis bier Wtol ,pies
oerbolt merben, ,pcrauf bic Oame be4
Saufes nientals ipieoer betSeud1en mirb.
SIN anoern Sale it bas llebef unbeiIbor,
nno IT oann be ueherienouns bes Yors
trdts Der llnaliidlihen on bic Neboetipr
Der gerliner @eapen niGt erpinitt.
l,20espeu"J
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-24

Nus StaIien fam bas Shminfen burd
Ratbarina bon Mebiei nod 6ranfreid uno
ipdter in Die ele8ante @elt beg ii6risen
europa, tit aber beutsutage BET gBeitem
ni9t 10 en- vogue als in friiberen 3eiten.
Gs iheint, oaB in unieren 9agen mebr als
lie Der Matel Der 2dherlihfeit 6aran haftet.
Meuberit brollig eritDeint uns Die Mrt,
iute getpiIie auBereuropdilfe WDlter, Wtdn-
rer uno g8eiber, iib nid)t iotpDbl lhmin.
fen, als bemnlen; In @r1nlauo itno tpeiB
uno eel6 bic Normalfarben fiir oas ih6ne
@ei9ledt, auf Notpaja= Semlja tperoen
Rinn unb Stirn blau uno ROTH anaeitri-
den, bic Snbianer fdrben ibre Saut gelb,
blau, roth; tt,onfe Neeer ihminfen ihre
2ippen nit eelber unb blauer Jarbe. Die
UemDhner ppn Sa,paii lieben, nad)oem Iie
6te BefdnntIhaft Der Gmropder gemn9t
batten, 1iG in Grmanglung bon tuirtlihen
uniformen, Die lie Iitb nid)t faliFen fonnten,
ipenisltens beralei9en mDglid1it bunt auf
ben 2eib malen; als 3abnpulper tpenoeten
bic Hbmertnnen, ganj uno gar nibt gum
Vortbeil Der SABINE, calcinirten gimsItein
an. Sie sabndr3tlife Gunit unb nament=
lifl bic Runit bes 3a6nsriabes mar ben
ggDptern, @rie6en ilnb H6mern iebr poble
befannt uno fiinitliGe @ebiIie aud in jenen
3eiten feline 6eltenbeit.
Soc1beliebt pnren beIpnbers bic ulittet
sur &onlerpotion bes Seints: oIg oas BE-.
riibmteite aolt Bel ben RDmerinnen bic
9pppaeana. 10 oenonnt mad, Der Grim
BERN. Der als GdDnheit hocf1beriibmtert
8obnoeo 6obino. Ser @emohlin hss Rern
gs befforb in elmer NoIto ma GSeI;nnpn.
mild, unb NroS fnpId,e Mhenhs nnr nom
gnloienoe6sn rob nnf hns @siiht aufss~
troaen u,lb Wnroens nIs ostrofnstp Rrufte
tpieber obopnom,rlen mirhs Mls Siern he
Vonpoeo rerffies mar Or hoh nndh onIont
aenlius ibr aur 8ereit,nn hisIpr NoIto ia
GIeIinr,et, NIT ina Gr;i ~ nsbpn GeSnne
bers eitle Somen trennfen I'D, and, ton=
iiber nur ouf f,,r,e 9sit nnn h;sSem nep.
idhDnernben Seia: SunenoI ,oof heshnIb
es oGbe Ghemdnner tneIthe hns MnfIit in.
rer Satin eiaentlic, rlieu1o[s an idhen Be-
t6mer. - Slir Gntrunsllino Der Sout Ieott
man einen ous Reis. un6 RohnenmehI mi
WtiId, suiommenoerHhrtrn 8rei oilf. sii,
&einiotina bes Seints, beionhers sur Be.
| ieitiauno BON Ninnen. W{iteSiern. 8iit.
den mit Nutter ol,oefnetetes @eritenmehl
Gin orberes beliebtss Seintmittel beffont
in eiuem aus GrbienbIiit6e, @erftenmebf
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-24
2Nannigfalti9es.

Die originellite Seiratbsanseiae
bie mir ie geieben, leien mir inl .N. W. s. ::
SD bin elm SdDinbiudtseanbiOat,
8ibsbibebit bumnt, bumm,
Der nibt msbr lang 3u lebem Bat,
8ioebioebit bumm, bun,m,
gin Sahren jung, an @iitsrn reid,
giDeoibebit iudbeiraifa,
@iit Saarsu fdnara uuo @aassn bIsia,
gibsbioebit iudbeil
Sin idones Waodea bab' iG-iebt
Ba frei'n mir In ben aopf ssiebt,
Gerireil Go mid gar fsbr betribt,
GinF ab;ufabren unseliebt,
Drum biet' idb Wlaoden, jung, bon Gtanb,
S4Ou, brab, semiitboOl, Ssrs aaS Saub,
eriude untsr saisbeslObn@
I'm Brief an bic Grpsbition.
gibsDioepit iuabeita.
Gfeine Barrier TpiIettenifu-
bie1t. Oie vYie pariIienne" beFabt Sitd
in ibren lebten Nummern mit mefr aIs I'M
oisfreten Gtuoien iiber Die Soilettenifiidt
Der eleganteu Oamen BON Daris - pb ber
ganaen ober Der halbet Welt, miro midi
geiast, tuabriAeinli9 ieboh mebr Der Ieb.
tern als Der erltern. Mir entnebmen bieleu
Wtittbeihinsen fOl9enoe GteIlen: sic (ois
eleaanten Oanleii) tra9en nur IeIten Qeoer.
ifiefel, unb 6ies nur tuenn lie ousaeben
ionif lit ibr Gtiefel meiit aus Idipataen
ooer farbiaem Ntlas, bod uno Dielfad) mil
SroooeIn. Sdnallen, Gn5bfen, reiher
@tepparbeit uno farbieen Genlsln psrs
ieben. SIN 8ouie iieht man bic Soloen
nur In reihgefidten WantDffelben ODER
@aMhssl aae Mtlns: bic Iekfern Iin0 tiei
oussei9nitten un6 tDeiIen aldnaen0s
@Gnalen 1lunien pber No{stten oIs
3isroe. Die Gtriimpfe iinb anslhliebIid
ieioen. DnrhbrOhen, bomDjeinasn @emebs
unb nidbt meiB, ionbern rDfa cber feild5-
farten. 0er bic Wabs btosdknoe 9heil III
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-24

de bic gnfelin zines Mttalif. @baii (eine
perfon BON SerrlmerabfunfD mar. ct
idbidte sn benz g6obibi bic lanbeslblihe
Deputation BON Brautiperbern (Ro3D aus
bier ieiner ssreunbe beifebenb. Doh Der
Gho0ihi fpollte ieine Ginmilligutg az Der
Seirat leiner hoAaeborenen Sod3ter nit eis
mem einfafen Wobammebaner BON nice
berer Nbfnnft niht seben. 9ie wRo5isN
perlnmiegen bieien tmltonb hem 6eib M31
sim, nn6 oieier erfldrte iih feierlih als
8rdutiaam Der Gnfelin bes Mttalit= Shat.
Ser Gboo5hi flaete in 6olge belien bel ben
ru1iiIhen Beb0rben. 1ieIe fanben ait=
ndbif, bab bic In &eoe febeuoe 8raut erft
adt Sabre alt lei nnb oaber nod bem BON
Der ruiIi1hen Wermaltung elngeihbrfen
3anoeseeIebe nod niht bas geIeblide Mls
ter erreint babe. Bis babin iDate he Sei0
M33in nit ieinen Nntrd9en perlhoneit, no@
erlanater Bollidbrigfeit babe he bas Rett,
hire 9Sabl 5eIbit freitpillig 3li treffen. @e-
aen bic .Rolsis, "bie burn 0erbeimlihung
Der Weiaeruma oes ghpoibi cine t6ntlihe
Beleioiauna stpiIhen benz Voter Der 8rout
uno benz Hrautnerber beronlaBt haben. ost
3u blutieen 6oniicten smiihen ben beioen
SamiIien fiibren f6nnte, tpuroe BON 5elte
Ser rniIiihen Beh6roe cine frafgeriHtiidae
untsrlu9uns einseleitet.
Mfrifaniid6e 8esrdbniBfeiers r.
IiGbfeite Gin &6nig BON Wtalieon In
Ober=Gapten itarb Dor 3ursem uno Ctr
5amuel 8afer erSdblt BON leinem Beardbs
niB ssoleenbes .Die 8etrbisunss@5eiera
Iidbteiten zines R6niss BON WalieoD geben
oelp6bnlid3 auf ieltiame 8eiie Dor lit.
Man ardbt eine tiefe @rnbe, in tpelde man
Die SSrauen bes 0eritorbeuen hiuobiteigen
Idbt uno linen Den tooten G6rper auf bic
Gnie lest. Damn fibrt man bic BET ben
benatbbarten Stdmmen gemadten 0etans
aenen an ben Rano Der 0ertiefuns, baut
ibnen Nrm uno gein ab unb iiiir3t he 10
psrlfiimmeIt ouf ben 2eidnam oes Jiirfen.
@enn oies seIdeben lit. fiilt mon oas
Grab nit Grbe aus, Die NIT ben JliBen
teTtaeItampft ipiro, un6 Die Sadbe 1T 5t
Gn6e. Ser 9tadFolser bes lebten RDnies
fono bieIes @emebel Der @etan9enen nnr
acknowledgement Der Weiber nn9enueenb;
er luo ieine 8erfDaRGter 5M einer aroBer
| Teitual Elm uno lieB allen bic Ssbls obs
tfhneioen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-05-24

ffsiId,farben aud bann, ipenn bic eigerts
Iebe Code lid) In Der Garbe Der Robe ans
pabt. Die Sagebemben lino polfommen
ourhbrohen, nit Spiben, Ginidben. Bdn.
bern obgn unb unten ber5iert; Die Nddpts
bemben aus ssoularo unb borne gans aus
9lil{es uno burcbbrohener Mrbeit. - 6olgt
elm Mbiab iiber bic Beinfleioer, ben mir ull-
teroruden. ~ Oas Wieoer 1T aus Villas
BON sarter ssdrbung. Was Die nnterrods
anbelangt, 10 itellen bisielben elnen Ber9
BON MoulIelin, 8olants, 9pibsn u1c
9tidereiet bar, sutpeilen iinb tie nit far'
bigen Bdn6ern 6urh3ogen. - vSo De.
Ihofien,1 iblieBt Die yBie Yariienffe,
vftnb bic tpabren grforosrniiie Der gleean5;
mas Iiest baran, oaB Die Sahe piel t0ltet!'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11
Dedication.

SUNDAY, February lst was q day that
vii not soon be forgotten by the members
Of the Lutheran church OF Ne CenlerYiile,
over which the Rev Il. Smith i pastor
About six months ago, we were present
and took pari in the corner stone laying oi
Messiah Lutheran church Through the
energy oi the pastor and building commit
tee. lhe building was speedily completed.
The congregation OF New CeniFefllie
never lad house OF worship that they
could call their own, but had been wor-
shipping for sixiyfour years IN I mon
church, owned jointly 10y them and the
Reformed congregation The Reformed
congregation erected for themselves 4
beautiful church edifice about two years
ago. The Luiherans found the old church
not only uncomfortable, but also insult
cient for the accommodation Of those who
attended their services The necessity OF
a new church building under these circun-
stances was apparent 10 all The congre-
CATION, therefore, resolved 10 buiid. his
they did, and did il well The building IS
So by 90, including the recess Ihe sly
o; building Is Gothic and TIE material bTicS.
All the work has been neatly and sGbstan-
tally executed. The inside walls are pure
white: Gothic ceiling, intended Ia be a
lirbt blue. with beautiful, heavy white
oornice around il. The pews are OF chest
uut. with walnut trimmings. very coiniofi-
allie and beautiful. i; has hue chancel
and pulpit. and mos; beautiful aIiar
made by Messrs. Flick & Philllppi' and
presen,cd 10 the congregation. The chan
eel. pului,. floor ana sieps are nicely GOV
cred with carpet, and The aisles with a
good quality OF cocoa mating AHoseih-
s.r tiis Is as beautiful and comfortable a
church edifice as can well be iound II any
Of our country charges in the Lutheran
church. The cost il something over :, Vou