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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
JNiPIETIEGS

The fact that several alleged spirltualiStlc
mediums haze bevn exposed Icuenuy
is fresh PROOF that the way OF the trance
guOSstr ~ nard.
A physician tells in the HOmilctic Review
why 50 many Clcrgymen are suffering IrOm
dyspepsia. FIRST, III his opinion, Clersymvn
are physically The --LATEST people IN the word:
and, second, many Oh them are invited 10 eat
Dig dinners. 'tOr THESE reasons Dyspepsia
soon mUrks them for It's own.
A New England Congregational parish Is
wrestling wan Il very puIpltNlng cOnumdTunl,
The pastor exchanged with a lGlgnDOrinE
pastor, and he li1lchGd tile same sermon the
uusCUr had gwen ihGm a month before. Sow
they want 10 know whose ogIIl0B ii waS.-
tCniCasu Lir ng ChurCl.
The Boston Transcript reports trouble in
the People , Church OI that city on account
OI the cllUlr, and says 'the odd choir has since
tined to cause dlSc0fd by Join'i,ifg Ilie singing,
and by various other WaNh,' Perhaps tine
Peoples Church is well nd Of a choir which
CAUSES disrOId by joining IN the singing
ut beats oil creation" muttered old Mul-
lethead, what pains swlndlcls viii take 10
beat honest men. Here, SOMEONE has sad
died a lead ten cent piece OF on 10 me. ~
Can't you plss n agaili'" timldly suggested
hi, lesher han. Pass NJ lac shouted: why
the thing II ~ black as my hat! NJ, / II have
10 put II in the Contribution box. '-lBing-
hamton republican.
Now, whittier may you be bound this
beautiful SUNDAY morning, my pretty liltlo
girl?' said the bentyoicnt old gentleman.
Please, sli, ana gong 10 church to hear my
grandfather preach All! indeed, that's
pleasant; and wilu mNS yUur grandrathe be,
my good litlc girl Please, sir, he )
Thomas Harrison, the boy preacher" ooh,
al, yes: | used 10 hear abolH him when /
was a bOy,-lChioago Living Church.
The III paso Times apologize, for the lack
0t u more clerical manner in Evangelist
Penn, WHO is on missionary work in that
wicked city, By saying: Major Penn prac-
ticcd law - Year, before going into eyangrl-
tic work, and this accounts iur much OF his
style Even the partial conversion Of a
lawyer is u wonderful work, though il is to
lee esretted that II WAS not more complete in
regard TO the manners at sam Jones. sam
mist have been u shyster. GaiyestOu (TeN,J
News.
This month of October, 1885, seems to DO a
particular bad enc for the clergy. The Rev.
Jardine, Ol Kansas City, has cOIne 70 grief;
- has The RtN. DpHna, uf B9stn; the Rev.
IO0th, 4. S~rrlngntId, Mas, h no better off ;
and tie ltcy. l'r0utS. pf Beloit, Via, has met
the SanIe fate. la the lErsl case il WAS a
young married woman Who NAs too delOut
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
PEPPER SIENT ROP


A defeated politician is q good dealllkc the
earth nc cOyetS, he is somewhat i~iattaned at
the polls. .. "
For particulars see small bills" said the
candidate, handing his ward-lieutenRnt n roll
of money.
A correspondent wishes 10 know if il il
proper To kiss babies. BefOra answering The
question We always prefer 10 see the baby.
Civilization is hiaking gratifying progress
IN the Congo GOhntry. 4 few years ago the
lhlahliahis ate white persons raw; now thuy
roast them. -
Artemus Ward, when asked by Telegraph
on b.ilati OF u lyGeunl committee, What viii
You take Tor ten nlshtSp" replied: Brandy
and Water.'
Npelk OF a mans marble brow and he will
o. W!th conscious pride, but allude t0 his
Wooden head aHdlhe is mad in a minute.
Language Is o pnely thing.
The q rOt lsussia is said 10 eat only one
meal a day. TLis GnCDurageS the belief thai
he is trying to publish a daily puperin thp
Russian oil neld.-iOll City Blizzard.
There is a woman IN Canton, China, whose
sOlcS are sO small that she can stand ON %
silver dollar That's nothing. We have seen
men I'm this country whose souls are 40 small
that tlieS can stand ON 1Ocrnts.
"Oh, Emeline, come quick! The bahy's
tWmbled down into the cistern. Yves been
t.shin tur him fpf hall un hatr avid an Wl-
brellcr ami and Il piSce - sponge cake, All
we can't even get nibblo,"
Who i thai prs!tS Woman Jones cross
know her" she's my wife" 'Ah, Indeed
] knew By the NAY she carried her heal titut
sle was married 10 sttHe tttrfed fool"
underiakers afe candid peulde. A gentle
man called Vt . Nall street establiglmcnt
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Yes, mister, I've been married twice,
The iust was John Moran;
The second, | am Tree ter say,
is quite different man.
You set, | never thought that John
Was 50 ALMIGHTY smart,
But 1 forgive him that, because
lie was 50 kind of heart
Iliad to lead him by the nose,
Because / never see
A man that needed leadin' moro,
When John fust married me.
He usetcr want ter give advice
JCs Think Advice Ter mel
But Sakcs alive, | Slet him up
/ kuuwcd how things I'd be.
One day poor Johu TUX mighty sick,
An got no better last;
The doctors come an uOScd him up,
lkuuwed he couldn't last
A little while afore he died,
He called me to his bed;
"Take my advice; don't splice again.
And that was all he said.
OF course, | didn't pay no heed
70 John MUran'S advice,
And after | had mOurncd enough,
/ tried another splice.
An hoy 1 found that | was rightr
Poor humans sometimes err,
reckon John was sensiblCr than
IgaNc him credit for.
Merchant Travcle
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Advertising Cheatsiii

1T has become SO common To begin uD
article, in an elegant, interesting style,
The run II into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
"A"d simply call attention to the merits
otAtop Bittcrs in as plain, honest terms
as possible,
TO induce people
"Io give them one trial, which SO
proves their value that they will never
Use anything else
"TuE REMEDY SO fuyorably noticed in all the
puUprs,
Belig Gus and soc lar, Is
"HG wing II large sale, uud il su]pplHutiug Nll
other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues of the Hop
plant, and the prupriUtOrs of Hop Bittcus have
shown great slrewdnCsS and ability.
Tn compromising a medicine whose virtues
nrO so nlpnNlC To- ONurN ono s NhsCrNmtiOm."
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

In the sacristy; IN the secQnda young married
woman who vast deNOut at home; I'm the
third an adventures who wasn't devOut
anywhere; and, in the last q millincr who
was charming. II has been a dreadful month
for the clergy.
Deacon Jonquil sat in the amen corner OF
the church at Sqqedpnk and always led the
singing. One Stnday q new preacher was ia
the pulpit and when il was time to sing hG
upcucd the hymn hook aud read: oh, Tor "a
harm OF ten thousand strings and SO on
through the hymn, The deacon started and
broke down ON the irst line. lie tried it
again and failed and the preacher looked
inquired, whats wrung2' will you read
thai hrst line once more2' "Oh, for a harp
ot tim thousand strings" rcplied the
preach. II We struck it, Brother Young" he
called out eagerly. you've got just nine
thousand strings tDo many ON that harp and
il knocks the meter all to pieces. The mi a.
lister made the correction and the singing
proceeded Merchant Traveller,
While the Merchants and Cotton Exchange
ceremonies were opening with prdyora Md
die Tennessee visitor aud a West Teuuus-
spean were moved nv the business surround.
ings TO remarks which we do not re Iard as
Indicative OF that rGverential spirit that
should pervade the breast of every man in
the presence OF ascending prayer. The Mid
die Teunesscan remarEed witt u suspicious
flavor OF double intent: They deal in tu-
| lures here The Irrcverent West Tennes-
sean glanced at the blackhoards with their
quotations. of futures and SuggestiveneSs
OF spots aud puts aud calls" and long
and short transactions, and without noting
his friends delicate double ref renee TO "tu-
lures" ven ured tO express his opinion. Yes,
1 see," said he, and, 10y George. they might
as well open a jackpot with prayer. Mem
| phis (IeUu) Avalanche.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

BY 7. Il. ALpRrCH.

BN T, II, ALDEICI.
They parted, with clasps of hand,
Ana kisses, audhuming tears.
They met In a foreign land,
After some twenty years.
Met as acquaintance meet
Smilingiy, trHnuuil-cyed-
MOI even the least little beat
Or the heart upon either side !
They chattcd of this and that,
Tie nUthings that mike up life;
She in GainsbOrough hat,
And he in back for his wife.
All, what a comedy is thisl
Neither was hurt it appears;
Yet once She had leaned to his kiss,
And once he had known her tears,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Pressing nutumn Lcnycs.

You are the autumn leaf" said he,
And my arms are the book You know:
Now ! pace the leaf IN THEOLOGY you see,
And tendcrly press it, 500
The maid looked up with glance dcmure.
And bushes hpp.fair checks wore,
AS she softly whispered: f'Ifle Leaf, I
sure,
Needs pressing a little none"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
A Misery.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on
81 bed of misery.
Prom II complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
Under the care of the best physicians.
WHO gave her disease various names,
But no relief.
And now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple u remedy as Hop tit
tiers that we had stunned for years before
using it." The PARENTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Reading Times: The industrial spirit
of the country is alert, as is evidenced in
th the multiplication of factories repre-.
senting a large diversity of interests. 1t
is not one great industry alone, which
RAJ or stops all at once, that makes u
community prosperous, but the many
small workshops aud factories that are
Independent Of each other, and that do
not owe their success to the same breath
of fortune.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
DE-. HAIRS
Cure.

This invaluable specific READILY and permH.
nently cures all kinds of Asthma. The most
obstinate and long standing cases yield prompt
" to its wonderful curing properties. II is
known throughout the world Tor its unriyilod
efficacy.
}, l., CALDWELL, city of Lincoln, Neb., writes,
Jan. 20, 1884. Since using DIR. Hairs Asthma
Cure, Tor more than one year, my Wnc has been
entirely well. aud not even II symptom OF tho
uIscn>G nus appeared.
WILLIAM HENNETT, RirhlNnd, Iowa, writes,
Nov. Sd, 1888: l have been afflicted with Hay
newer aud Asthma since 1889, | followed your
directions and am happy tu say that never
slept better in my lie. | am glad that | un
among tue many who can speak so tavOrubly of
your remedies.
A valuable O. page treatise containing similar
proof from every state In the u. $, CnnHda ana
Greut britain, will be mailed upon application.
Any druggist not having 1t III stock Will pro.
ure IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Did She Die?


'She fingered and suffered along, PIN.
ing AWAY all the time for years"
The doctors doing her no good
And at last was cured by this Hop
Bilicrs the papers say sp much about
'lndeodl IndecdN'
How thankful we should he for that
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Prosecute the SYindler,,,

cluster of Hops on the white labul the druggist
hands ont amy other stuff called G.. u. Wuruer's
German Hop Bittcrs or with other Hop lame,
refuse 1t anC shan that druggist ns VOL would a
viper, and If he has taken your money for the
stun indict him for the fraud and suc him for
he da maCes for the Swindlp and we will reward
GU LIBERAL y for the conviction
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
CANCER OF the TONGUE.
RCase ResembIin That of Gen. Grant,

Some ten years ago ] ina II sCro ulous sore on
my right hand which gave mo great trouhle
and under the old time treatment healed up, b ut
A. had only been driven into the system blythe
use of potash and mercury, and in March, 1882,
1t broke out # broke ont in my thEoat, and con
CcntratCd in what some of tho doctors called
cancer, eating through my cheek. destroying
roof of my mouth and upper lip, then attacking
my tongue, palate and lower lip, destroying the
palate and under lip entirely and, half my
tongue, eating out to tho top OF my Aeft eheeok
bone and up to the left eye. could not eat any
solid food, but subsistCd on liquids, and my
tongue wis so Trr' gone ] could not talk. Such
was my wrctchcd. helpless condition the first of
last October, 1SSi, when my friends commenced
giving me Swift's Specific. In less than II month
Tire eHting places stopped und henling com
smepped, and the foiIrfIl aperture in my oheeck
has been closed and firmly knitted together. A
proaess of II new under lip is progressing finely,
kndthe tongue which was Utmost destroyed is
being recovered, aud it seems that nature is
Huppiyiny II new tonEe. l can talk so that my
friends can readily understand me-, and can also
cut solid food again; Ii any one doubt these
facts, | would refer them to Hon. John II. Tray
Tor, state senator of this district, and to DIR. T. s.
X MARY L. GOMEZ.
LAGRANGE, Gu, May IA, 1888.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga. N. Y, lJT w. I'D st.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Tho bayl and bat are puU away,
nor enid November ; near;
Ana now Tn" cubs nave uuc to bras
Ul NJ lllGy II do next year.
-IBUotOn Courier.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

A false slep in life is often productive of
serious results, a mistep in walking or
the accidental %trcading ON a piece of
oSauge peel may cause n sprain and
walks of enforced idlenCsS. In such u
case st. Jacobs Oil is the only remedy
that will sOOtbp and heal.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

No we'll regulated household should he
without Il bottle of Angostura Bitters.
the world renowned appetizer and invigOTl-
tor. Beware OF cOuntcrtcits. Ask your gro
Ger On druggist fer the genuine article, manu-
featured by Dr, j. G.. b. Siegcrt IL Sons,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

Incorporated in 1865 E0r 25 years by the iegis.
fatuir for EducHti0nhl and Charitable purposes,
with II capital OF Sl,settxO-to which u reserve
ftnd OF ovor Si5O.Ne bsts since been added.
by az Overwhelming popular vote Its tranchisb
was made u part of the present state canStution
adopted December I'd, A. l.. 1879.
The only lOtt0ry over voted On and endorsed
ly the people of any state.
1t never scales or postponed.
Its grand single number drawings take place
monthly.
SPLENDID O~rPORTUN1Tr TO WIN A FORTUNE.
1lth Grand Drawing, Glass l., in the Academy OF
Music, Now Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. J5tn, 1875,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
OMAHA BRJEaE TRAINS.

OMAHA BRIEaE TRAINS.
DUMMY TRhINS-IGAve Omaha at 6:35, T:35.
S.Lu, ld:OO, II 10 u. IN. l2JO, 2;tJ, 300, 4:uN, 4:5L.
b;bD and ii LII p. IN. On Sundays the 7:3j AMI
1":V1a, M. and 200 md 400 p. IN. trains do not
run.
Leuve Council Bluffs broadway Depot at 7:lj,
s;Us, n:jL, lD:N LID a. m; 1873, 2:JJ, 3:jl, 4:2i,
BID, B:zb and NA5 y. IN. On Sundays the SAB
und lU:3Ja a, IN, and sI3J and 4;4s p. III. trains will
not run,
TRANSFER TRAIES-I1Hve Omaha at 500, $40
q. m; Ls:3j, E:2J, 4:2O. G:uU and T:jJ p. daily.
Arrive nj D;45 HnJ ll:l6 Il. m; l;2J. 3:+j, 7:B
ma S:u5 y. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Men Think

they know all abou: Mustang LIN
inent. Few do. Not to know 10
aot 70 haye.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
Council Bluffs
And Chicago.

The only ROAD TO tHlSn for Dos M0in cs, Mnr
-hhllpwn,C Cedar RAPIDS Clinton, Dixie. Chicago.
milwaukee, and all points east. 70 tho pcOniG az
Nebrtskl, Colorado, Wyoming, Utuh. idulu
hnvldh. OrGnon, WASHINGTON ana California II
nors auper OF advantages moi possible Ny any
UiIGr lInr
Among a fow OF the humorous points OF slpe.
riOrity enjoyed by tho patrons OF this ruud ba.
tween Omaha and Chicago, urG itS two trains Il
day of DAY COACHES which AFRO The hne-l thai
human gut and ingenuity can CreHtc. lts a
ACE SLEEPING CARS, which tro models of
comfort ana elegance. It's PAltIDH DRAWING
ROOM CARS, unsurpassed M any, mad its wfdo.
Is celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS, tho
equal OF which cannot TO found elsewhere.
Al Gpuncil liflfls the trains nj the Onion PlGt
nc RS. Coaueci In Union DC,Ot with those Ol tho
Chicago 4 Northwestern lty. In ChiCnyo tho
trains OF this line mnkp close connection with
those OF all eastern lines.
For Detroit, Columbus, indianapolis, CiuCln.
natl. Niagara FHllS, Buffalo, Pittsburg. Toronto,
ktonircsl. Bo-tOu, Now Snrk, Philadelphia, B.l.
tifaol" Washington ana NIl points in t's Gust, Hsk
the tlekOi agent for tiC3OtS Via the
"NBisTH-MTSfEitN,"
II YOU Wish the hest communications. M htiCE0t
agents sell tlClSets Vta thu line.
~. HEGIiIIT. RS. HAIR,
General MunagOr, Con, fuss, AEDit
CHICAGO
AZ n, BABCOCK,
Cen. Agent, 1lIS FAruUun ~. Omaha, Mob
SVyCitCcn Years Experience,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and from Chicago via Tripartlte Alllnuce.

STOCK YARDS TRAINS.
Time table of passenger trims botwc"I
CmHla md Union Stock Yards; IN ohGGt WUI.
lesday August 18th, 1850;
WESTWARD TRAINS. EASTWARD TRAINS.
NJ. OmnhaIUS Yards No. 1 :. YARDS Omahn
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31
IL, Z I

WHO q UHhcpUnHTeO w1H TrE GFoaRAPHT OF rms
COvHrFH wIGL Bfr'uy EEhStHluu THs MAP nat rlr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
A stndr OF the Camel.

No European army has made study
of the camel, and the ignorance Of It's
masters is fatal to the beast, writes 4
correspondent of The London TEE
qrGph Its routine of life is directed
or should be, upon principles as iml-
mutable as the laws that govern th6
solar system. Its existence has alt
the rigid formality OF q legal process.
10 disOrganiZes disarrange a camel IS
TO spoil it; to hustle it is to Kill IL
Spleen, liver complaint, heart disease
are the result Of Irregularities In hours
or habits; it breaks up altogether un-
der unusual conditions Of life. You
can not work one Of these beasts to
death if you use il In proper way.
But anything cut Of the common
shriveis It uu-destrCys it. It's Gimidr
ity is OF the stupid super5titiOus kind.
Substantial causes for fright such a.
would. alarm an intelligent horse arSi
disregarded by the camel Yet &c viii
take fright for no reason whatever, OK
next to none. And then, as IS alWaFs-
the case with the unreasOuings lt pass.
es in a moment from psrple1lty %
panic. The only plan therefore
when conveying with camels through
an eaemy's country Is To hobbie the
animals as soon as danger threateng-
The moment the scouts fall back tbs
camels shosild be made To sit down.
and their legs should be knee-haitered
il sueh a way that they can not move
let their tEsm0r be what 10 may. Fox
once on their legs they are stampededo
aud all attempts at rallyiny them axe,
as futile as trying 10 coax sand-
storm to stop. This fact about hob
bling took rs some time to learn. but
we lsarnedit at last. and stampede iG
no longer among the uaugers upqq
Whioa those who accom- peEug -tae co11
VOWS have 50 count.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
a THOUsAND CHEZ


A thou-and cheers 70 the b}ighted life,
The els on we daily ii Il.
The d, sad lot-a IN .ghB In tue e-r11e
l8 trD tGen Gown by rapid fert-
De Ueeds our hand in tie hearth IS race
] nc TOizs OF love mjghS calisi Ii Tears.
Our sni ui ght brighten lis eWO .acs,
Ia spine his lie vita d thOus and cht ers.
A thousand G. GERS for the sew ng grt
With her tire hands aud er he IS hart
Though p re in soul-uulSn ,H-n ia the WhsIl
OF mon y-n3ekeTs In civ mart
y beautiful flower on the to $50 ne path,
o Jewel for the weary eyes,
Q Thought sublime as her tddHg hath
A thousand cheers f ON the y skies
a t!'OHsaUd che rs for the , O4e-t bow,
Uni armed schemes Of fame and wealth.
Who's steps are heral s of re tless joy
IAe res It IS Joy of rug ia h-a th.
Tie a. Il ~ ia n shadow. me sunny day,
Ttiis picture gilt with morn pg lig c,
But honor N art sriil hnds a way
ALd room enough Tor 4 d Cd oil right
A thousand cLe-is for tie man & might
" no bra, ely rives Whe IA 81 he 8 tail,
Who arches on To tbs los NJ ~ bit
VII II rights 20 do ana Ongs PreVa /
The man WH1 bears he Sc rH ana taG lroWn
Aud u, sure's b.t er blasting breath,
ReGr es, al last, cear-bOUght crown,
a thOLsa cheers at the gates of d ath.
n. u. C'dAGhot5E, iIt The CuTreIsg-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26

American investment A'Oll pttIly4 sAlullL-
Horace 4 MeaChaul, Emma Mcachain,
D. D. Muir c T. DidIne aud -&rE. Diidinc,
wife Of c. y DiIiine, defendants,
Horace s. heaChanl, Emma <. HeachGm, d. ID.
Muir. O. lid me- and Mrs. c. Y. Dildiue, will
take notice that You have been sued III the above
named court, ana that you mast answer the petit
ton filed therein by the above named plaintiff on
or before the 18th day of September, ISIS or said
petition viii 5c taken as true, and = Judgment
rendered against Horace A. HCHchHm and Emma
s. Ecacham f. the sEEs of s. 1@.-U with interest
thereon at the rate Of 40 per cent per annum as
n sIio1 from Feb let IsS2. an! on $40 from
Aux Ist l>s3. and on i.,I from Feb lst Is 4; and
on 81 90 from AHg lst 1885; on SIl.iU from feb
Is ;aud S44AO0 from aug lst 1853 and or cost
o suit and q further alignment against all defend
ants Tor the foreclosure OF certain mortgage
made by HorSce l.. " eacham and Lmma -
gacham to the American MoEtgags aud Invest
ueut Company bear NJ date October 10Th, l. J.
airh sad mortgage is now the property OF This
,.aiHliE upon the following described premises
-ituated IN tae CUruty Of Philips and state OF
Kansas. 20 VIZ:
Tire southwest quarter Of section twenty nine
AMI ga judging that the plat tilt has the hrst lie,
or said premises 10 the amount for which judg
10 ent viii be taken aforesaid, and ordering said
DIT mi -s sOlt according tC law, and the proceeds
theI, Uf To {. applied: LIST. 20 the payment the
cost OF suit; Ed. p O the payment OF tie amount
fouUd due plaintiff. and forever barring and Ose
Closing said Defendants auu ali persona aiming
or "a clain under them or tEer o them az all
right tie. interest or e,uity OF redemption in or
10 said premises any part thereof.
augiJ u. A. SP UEpISG. AttorneysTor PIX.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
TO JUNE ROSE.

o royal Resell the r mau dress'd
His ia wlth thee; Thy petals p esd
AUglstau brOws; thine OI.r in,
Ri ID with the Jhrre-t mes N n3rlei wine.
Lent the lOng TLracian drsughL its zest.
What marvel then, If host and guest
By Love by Sung, by Q lace c,ress'1
H4If-treulbied on he b lT-dtvin-,
o roy j ROsel
And yet-and vet love thee best
rs OuF j gar ems Of the West
Whether bout my tna 81 tbCu tWirB.
Or Hers that crown e cd IN id of mine,
WLO luLs thee on her aWny breast,
D ROY al Rose!
Austin DObS0gt, i7t HaFDsl''s HGgGz ne.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
Ghurehes.

baptist services, Rev n B. HOman will preach
II at the Presbyterian church, State street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, the hrst Sunday in every
month at II O'Clock d. N. t-~l
T,resbyterlan Church, on state street between
Il Fourth and Fifth. Preaching by the Pastor,
REV Theodore j;racken, every Sunday at u o clocA
a. m excepting the fret unduy in each mouth.
sabbath school every unday at ia, "A. m ~
gEF. Church corner Of Third and treets.
IN Preaching by the Pastor, Rev W. u. Allen,
every two weeks at IL O'Clock a. IN. Sabbath
school every Sunday at 10, a. m. General prayer
prayer meeting each Saturday evening. III