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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
Nnt ID i'lace for White Men.
Courier Jmrlal

Equatorial Africa is scarcely "a place for
tine white man. IAc attempt Oh rescue that
vast region from hlrlarlsm. pcopied rs DC is
hy millions of tir lowest OF the human race.
and defended hy ihc climate against ciyili-
cation, could not possibly succeed for many
centuries. There must be some place for
the negro, peculiar home. and Africa,
above al others. is his. H. is no country
for the Caucasian. There are too many mil
lions of square miles elsewhere. vet a Will
dorness and oui1ynga temperate climate.
for him t0 suhdue. He does not need
Equatorial Africa. Nevertheless. still wearc
anxious Go hear what Mr.. Stanley has TO
say about IT,
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ie uniformity with which the Democrat
Victories are maintained, as election after
election takes place In rapid succession, is
not the less gratifying because there were
many reasons for expecting il. The
party has been 30 successful in 80 many
states aud at points ~ wide apart, that II Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

LIEUTENANT HENRY IL. BARROII, Uni
ted states Navy, is writing for the Railroad
and Engineering journal series Of inter
esting articles ON interoceanic communica-
tions 10y way Of the American isthmus.
Not only scientists, but the general public
are interested on this subject and Lieulcn-
ant Barroll treats the subject in most en-
tertaining ana terse style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

SENATOR STANFORD, of California, has
become SO interested in his famous stable
that il is understood he is being groomed for
entry as a dark horse for presidential nomi-
nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

AS A field in which TO train for the prcsi-
dental nomination race, Messrs. Dcpcw
and Quay will find the South very unsatis-
factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10

A VIENNA baker is advertising his busi-
ness by putting gold ducat IN one loaf out
Of every thousand that he bakes. The peo-
pie in the poor suburb where his shop is
situated fairly fight TO buy the loayes.
The difference between the Vienna baker
and Baker Mckinley is that the latter
promises that a gold ducat is to be found in
every tariff loaf.
The difference between Vienna people
and the American people is that the latter
fairly dgat TO get out Of reach Of the loayos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-10
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
by A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent,
S13 Hull street, Manchester, va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ ABLE JANIS RiN Ek FARM
IN Gil ESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court ol
Chesterfield county. entered ht thS any
term 1889 I'm the suit OF Gregory, Nc.f "
Gregory < ais the undersigned speclai ,1 ,in-
missioner Will sell nj public auclloh' "' NheS
terfleld Courthouse on
MONDAY. APRIL It'll. ls9O' Al IL
O'CLOCK NJ.
that yaluble farm. containing 800 heitn ~
land living on James riyer and Pfuctof =
creek about one mile from the HALFWAY
Uouse on the Petersburg turnpike about
t,velve miles from Manchester. There \ a
s-roomed dwelling and OuthOuses, about 100
acres in woods and the balance cleared, "a
large body Of firSt-class creek land ana liNci
Low grounds convenient 10 church, school,
store. depot. &c, and lies In an excellent
ueighbOrhOod.
TERMS: One-f0urth cash. and The balance
I'm g. II. Is, and p months, deferred pay.
ments bearing interest from day Of sale, anu
title retained TIL all the purchase money y
paid and a conveyance Ordered by the court
ID. l.. rULLIAM. special COm.r.
A. l.. ADAMSON. Auctioneer.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF
chesterfield county, March 26, leoO' Greg
ory. &c. vs.. Gregory 90 ais,
IE.U. FlOurnOy. clerk Of said court, d.
hereby certify that the bond required 81 d.
l.. pulliam, commissioner In The aboNe-men-
TONED sui. by decree OF DIST OF Way 1881, mas
Given under my hand the day and year
+. FLOURNOY, Clerk.
apr6 ) lO,12.l3
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CIGARsl CIGARslI CIGARslll

FACTORY No. 178-llG EAST hKOnD
100000 CIGARS always IN ngni 81 my
Popular hrarts I"
Imported "SnOw Hirj." NEW Il -
volunteer" "r,rst Regimsa,.
ana "Aillts
These cigars are made by practical i1e-
chanles OF the best material. ana sold a, loss
than auction goods. j. a. GArkWJOi,
mf22 1l6 east Broad street.
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oS rlr ISM DAY OF April. 1850, Al y NJ

o.
.he valuable tract Of land described in said
deed as being toe same land conveyed 10 Tie
said AleNys X. NestoiOwitsch by deed I
even date with above trust deed from A. NJ.
seldom.
Tie dwelling is a large double brick one,
with about twenty rooms, occupying "A com
handing site on beautiful hill. overlooking
the valley Of the James river and is sur
rounded by very handsome shade. Ihis
dwelling was built 40 cost OF $4,000, and
$1,000 las recently been spent IN painting,
ffeSc0iug, and OfncrW Use heautifylng 10, max
ing il very handsome. There is one OF the
handsOmest ornamental gardens In the State
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants houses and farm buildings. thus
making this one Of the handsOmest and most
desirable country seats in the State Of Nlr-
ginia, the farm being highly improved. Well
fenced and wateicd. with many acres OF rich
alluvial James river low grounds. Its neal
ness 20 railroad enables owner 10 live on II
and do business I'm the city OF Richmond.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay all expenses OF
sale and OF This trust, and 10 pay of and dis
charge two notes now past due, one for 81,
669 rs. with interest IRON December 3lst,
lsss. and The other for s3,2l5.13. with inter-
est from December 3lst. 1859. till PAID. and
Of the residue, s3.3-9.13, 10 be paid on the
3lst o. December, 1880. S3.563.13 on 3lst Of
December. 1891, s3,737'l3 on The 3lst De-
cember, 1892. and s3.9ll .l3 10 be paid on the
3Ist December, 1893. and the residue upon
such terms as shall be announced at sale.
a deed OF trust To secure the unpaid pur-
chase-money, the costs OF preparing the trust
deed 10 be- paid by the purchaser Parties
may leave Richmond FOR the sale and return
same day. JOHN hUIHEhfOOkD,
mhI5-tap15 Trustee.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
rANl-
JAMES RIVER LIeE FOR Old POINT,
NORFOLK. pOltl-llul lll. NtN iNitl
NEWS. fLAEEMNNl, AND j ANI-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT
ANDONLl DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER NF CHANCE OF
ANY KIND.

ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS.
Al OLD POINT and NORFOLK. closely
! WIN all lines lor baltimore, lhlludeIp N.aHud
New YORK same afternoon. ALSO ut HorNis
| for fHsfern North inlOllnl and iNr South.
! AtNEWPOI.f NEWS for Hampton AND
AND at CtLARFMONr with the Atan,,
and DlnVilie Railroad ,of WaYelly Hicks.
! ford. and an stations.
ONLY ALI WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bf DAY LIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINI.
JAMEsIO"N' B9,cii,Sh, CAR AND Wal
CHEAlL-I ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF liiAlGID Bf
Rail- LINES.
FARE 10 Old lOlNf And Nli IOLh,
sI.sO. STRAIGHT; Sd 80 HOUND
TRIP. "a -ICONu-CLi-~.
rII-I-lLA-- MEALS.
the elegant ulI fIat steamer
ARIEL
tcarrying United states mnL,
ChtTAls DElo.
leaves Richmond every
. MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT
| lam. 0~rREEI-CANs GO DIRECTLY To-
STEAMERS VII Ahfl Tor anptc-haintc
| nlaccs. arriving al Oid Point and NORFOLK
about 300 J.. ". Returning, tLe sleauer
Leaves Norfolk. Ola Point and Newport News
on alternate days, arriving al Richmond
Throuah tickets OF sale on steamer and a.
Careers Agency, NO. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
sIATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY Ob
NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freisht received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton, Old io|ut
WaVeriy. Hlcksi1id aud AieNandfiA, va
Washington, ID. e.; NcHherne, Washington
and TariOrO. y. e.; all stations on Atlantic
and DanVille. ~cahunrd end Roanoke Norfolk
Southern and Farm lile ana ioWnatdn tail-
rOads. anal Eastern North Carolina gcncf-
ally. also. Tor Eastern Shore ~ Virginia and
an regular landings on the james and Rap
pahannocx rivers al LOWEST RATES, ono
through bills issued
LUClEN R.1kIDM, Nico-Prcsideni.
NO.lII7 Main street and Rock t;s.
IRWIN WEIsIoEH, Freight and Passenger
Agent. "S-o-"
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THERE seems 10 be good deal OF Kid
glove business about this new tariff.
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By virtue Of a deed OF trust from Alexys
X. Ne.i0ioTlt sch, dated March 9th, 1888,
and recorded in the clerks Office Of GOoch-
land County Court. in ID. Il. rs. page o20,
ANA no the request Of the beneficiary. --,
default having been made In the payment OF
certain notes. therein secured. viii sell by
public auction. on the premises,
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FANOgTF ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN no. d. atkN II. Ait
L OCAL EXPRESS. daily. except SUNDAY.
l Stops nt an stations. 40 Lester Manor
connects with stage for NalfHriOn, also cone
meets with Baltimore steamer go West ioihN
TRAIN so. 90. 1.i5 =. VI.
DAITINDKE United. daily, except sumo
IS dav. for West Point connecting wild
York-river steamers for Baltimore. 80 l1l-
timOre steamers connect with hIllmofc HiiN
Ohio Railroad for Washington, ih.iuaei li.l'i
ana New York. FARE. Richmond to ha
more. 81: 90 Washington. s3. t) rhUadeiphia,
$3.50. New York. $3.50.
STtAMtR~ LEAVE BALTIMORE D p. 81.
NOR WEST POINT, daily. except ~unual,
L thence hy Richmond and DlnFile iAlll-
road to Richmond. arriving a $40 A. 81 ana
IL A. inland cOnuecflna Nlin lnfn Nn 81.
lSee Tram 80. 54-A lrglnia ani Norin 'tln.
TRAIN $50. 10. 40 A.M.
I OCAT. MIXED daily, except sunday
4 4 leaves Iwcnfy-clgntn street Tor Yves
Point ana intermediate points.
Ticket ONCE at station foot oi NrsinH
CITY ticket office corner OF Tenth and Main
SOL HAAS. JAs.L TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger AGENT
JOSEPH S. POTTS ply. lae.Agen-.
NORFOLK AND WESIERN RAIL
TWO pAfLf TEAf.1 90 NNtfDlH.
TWO DAILY IiiAl.t 30 ~ NiffNl D.. O.
SCHEDULE iN tffArf Ia1 iOih. 1850
LEAVE RlChMONn. BlhD-slAlAr slA-
9.4O a. r.. Daily. pis isicrburs. Richmond
aid Norfolk through tt press. Az
Two Norfolk ll41 F NJ Stops only
ai reirfsOar lrd suffolk A fr
ond train. leaving Petersburg =.
Il.3OA. ". audarriTins a. Norfolk
af2 o.. I- stops 40 1ll siHtionr.
o.40 A ~ Daily fIg Petersburg. AIIlte ni
PETERSBURG 1918 a. VI. -lo. %
d
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
Il NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
APPOINTED sailing days every lJE~uAl
and FnIDAY at II NJ. and every ~ NDAl
ats A. NJ Freight for lt.fday's am fn-
DAYS steamers received tll 1880 A. NJ. for
sundays st-amer I'm L. NJ saturday
FreIebt received daily lill 4. NJ.
kare 10 Philadelphia. .........-.'s0 %
to- further Information apply 10
~ j. ". MtIAhkitk,
General southern AGENT.
Onice. l,ocA,t
w..P. CLYDE -
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INVEST END LAND AND IMPROVE
w MENr COMPANl.

AZ tine annual meeting OF the stockholders
of this company. held on the second day OF
April. 1890 The following resolutions were
adopted:
"kosolved. That the directors be. and they
are hero by, authorized 10 purchase one thou
sand shares OF the stock Of this company
from the lowest bidder.
"kcsOlyed. further. That whenever there Us
sufficient money pa the treasury from the
sales of property the said directors are hero
boy authorized to purchase five hundred more
shares of said stock.
"ihc directors may put a limit ON the price
20 be paid for the said stock or not. as may
seem best.
Offers TO b9 made under seal and openedai-
ter ter que notice Ia the presence of the diree-
In accordance with the foregoing res0iu-
tions, the company offers % purchase one
thousand shares of rs stock from the lowest
bidder.
All bids should be under seal. and Will Dee
received up to 3 o'clock T.. NJ. April 10. 1890.
ON the DIST April. 1880, they will be OPEN
ed In the presence Of the directors.
No bids higher than $50 per share Will Dee
cor sidcrcd.
1.-Two or more bids are made at the same
price and more stock Is offered than needed,
am airport comment pro rata viii be made
amongst such bidders.
JAMES II. DOOLEN, President.
GEORGE j. ROGE RS, Secretary.
api-eodtl0
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OAND LOl ON WEST SIDE or TWENTY.
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN j AND O
SHEETS. so. 1901 NORTH TWENTY
SEVENTH STREET. LOT jOx72 FEEL
Robinson against WhItlOck- Decree of
Richmond ChancCry Court. entered Feb
ruary 2S 1890.
hy virtue ol tine above and rs special com.
y pensioners therein, we VIII sell the above
described PROPERTY. ON the premises
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1890,
at 12O'ciOcS midday.
TERMS Cash as 90 expenses OF sale and as
% costs of suit andas % sl9l past due and ON
time Hs iO slNiy-srNen notes of IS each, paya-
Die monthly, the first 10 become due on May
-, 1880. and the balance on twelve months
time. The title 90 Doe retained untilall is paid
and conveyance Is ordered by the court.
HILL CARTER,
JAMES II. HAYES,
Special Commissioners.
Robinson, who sues. PLANTING
against
Whtl0ck Defendant
ln the Cnnncery Court of The city OF kich-
mOnd, ], Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of the said
court, certify ihat the bond required OF Viii
Carter. special comm -sl0mcr by the decree
in the said cause OF February -. 1890. mas
been duly given.
Given under my hand this lst day Of April,
1880. CHARLES W. GODDIN.
apliusuAIu-Ih Clerk.
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Robinson. who sues Sc.................. Plalntins
against

AUCTION SALES Future DAYS.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1890.
,.t,ouy AND FACTS.

In one Of the richest counties of Penn
sylvania is published the Lancaster EXami-
ner. This weeks issue IS in some respects
a remarkable combination Of facts ana
theories about the protective tariff. In
report Of the meeting Of farmers cluD'
johnson Miller, who thinks that the farmer
has mores disadvantages than any other
class. is quoted as saying that ''people have
loaded themselves with land since the war
with the expectation Of continuance oil
war prices for farm products, but
change has come and with il sad
consequences in the shape Of many as
signments and much financial distress
In another part ofthe paper more than hall
a column is devoted 10 "a record Of failures
in the county that week. in which according
10 the caption, prominent farmers are man
cially involved. Here is the list
Is. +. Eshleman. attorney for Elizabeth
IIos,ettcr. issued execution against jacob
II. Hosfetier, a prominent farmer OF Miilers-
willie. forS2L 200. Additional judgments for
si450 are held against Mr.. lIostetter, and
a mortgage for s.. 900 is on his real estate in
Manor township. This latter is assessed at
siG.3i0.
l.. Ellmaker. Esq, for Jacob X. Umble.
has issued execution against David :. Brian
farmer. Of East Lampeter, for $jg3.l4.
4. ID. Baker. attorney for Christian Weld
man. issued execution against David, Jacob
and John NJ. Martin, of Manor township, for
$1,000.
Il. Frank Eshleman, attorney for Annie
stoner. issued execution Friday against
Isaac stoner, farmer, Of Ephrata township,
for $500. He has property assessed ~
$3.50.
The following farmers have made assign
ments for the benefit Of creditors
Martin Eckman and wife, Of Warwick
township, TO George :. Wise. Of Ephrata
township: John II. Gambler and vile, Of
East Drumore township TO Phares ;. Her
shey: Andrew :. kaufman and wife, Of
Manor township to A. X. Wilmer, Of the
sam, township.
benjamin Dunlop and wife, OF Salisbury
township, assigned TO +. f. Croft Friday
for the benefit Of their creditors. Mr.. Dun
lap Is a farmer, and his property Is as
% 4
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sessed at 5000. with lirbil
Daniel Esh, farmc~, of
signed to John Fisher, Of tn
Daniel l.. PETER, at one u
farmer Of East Hempiield, J
ment Friday io Martin -
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~. VI. SILL. PRESIDENT:
EDW ARD lI4-Ltl, NfCE-PREsIDENT.
T.. j. COLLINS, SECEETA And TREASURER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-17
THE CHURCHES.

Perkins Presbyterian church, Burton
Car works. Rev. ". H. Robinson. pastor
Divine services tomorrow a. II a. n. and
7.45 D. m Sabbath school ) p N. \. Z.
:. c. f. meeting 6:4j p. m.
West Side Baptist church-Sunday
morning at q o'clock. Rev AR Lyons
viii supply the pul pit for the pastor.
West side Christian church, Garfield
university chapel-Preaching by Prof
Laughton at II a. N. sunday school at
q:45 a. m y. Z. :. G. i. at 2D p. IL.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening a.
80.
Lincoln Street Presbyterian, corner Lin
coin street and Emporia avenue, samuel
I. Hamilton. pastor-SeTvices: Preaching
at II a. m and .. m. Sabbath school a.
g.80 A. M; Y p :. G. Z. prayer meeting 81
: .. M: general prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening at 5 O'Clock
Reformed church. corner Topeka avenue
and Lewis street--SeTvICes az u q. IN and
D. III. sunday school ct 9.45 a IN. and
young peoples meeting IL : P. IN EveTy-
/ body welcome.
Y. NJ G. A-The young mems evsnCel-
istic meeting and song service Will be con-
Quoted BIZ Mr Thomas a BuckneT uumOr-
row afternoon 81 O'Clock IN brick church.
corner Lawrence avenue and FIrsr street
Rev. T. +. DeI0ur. rector q Winfield.
Will ufficiate at - Johns church tou9r-
row morning and evening EveainZ ser
vices will begin at > Rev. Z. -. khames
viii be absent all next week with Bishop
Thomas on visitation IL the missionary
field q the y. ". conrocation- lie VII
o1en e new church at BeIleyIlie next sun
day.
First Methodist Optical church. Rev z
7. Sayin. pa-tor-Preachlng by the pastor
At lO-+j & n. and 7,45 p. m -ub]e~1 O.
evening discourse. '->aul- the Failure.
being the second serulau ia series 9l
Bible character. sunday school a. 20 ,.
Ia class meetings 30 q n and y ..
Friends church. on Cleveland avenue
near Dou zlat-Pubiic religious service
eye-r Sat,bssh morning AZ Il and ~ : ?.
NJ Caleb johnson and wife. ministers IN
rbzree sabbath zrhOo. a. sB q m
PRAYER meeting every THURSDAY evening"
81 O'Clock
The Wright Presbyterian Mission -
Eighteenth street Preaching ~ the pa
tor. Rev. G. Il. &cCuza-y. tomorrow i.yaF
a : cs-cIock sunday sctoll - 3 .. "a
+ PRAYER meeting on THURSDAY egsls2g 81
/ O'clock
The sunday school = s. Johns churct
viii carE5 raence next sunday az S-53 \ r.
/ instead 81 ) p. n, a. heretofore
Plymouth Congregational church. eovnsi
Second AID LaWEe1ees = :. A1llkau1 I1ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-17
4 SURPRISE.

Last night the masculine friends of Mr.
VIM. Greiffenstein gave him a genuine
surprise at his beautiful home on Tenth
street. Mr.. George NJ. Dickson had made
an appointment with him for the evening,
and while he was waiting the party ar
rived. 1t was made up as follows: Messrs.
G.. NJ. Dickson. J. A. HOllinger. .. ID.
Barnes. |. H. Hettinger, +. W. Adele, f.
+. Bleckley. i. D. Skinner, c. A. Van
Ness. O. B. Stocker, J. Houston, J. p Al
len. Frank Smith. j. II. Alley, Finlay Ross
Jno Farrell, E. DumOnt, G. \. Gates, Z.
A. Miller, Geo. l. Ross, E. 4. Phillips, W.
Davidson, A c. Forker, DR.. McAdams,
VIM. Anawalt, Geo. Bergman and ID. A.
Mitchell.
The list of names is a guarantee that
good time was the order of the evening.
Mr.. Greiffensteins family Is away at
present and his friends took this occasion
TO brighten up the premises a little. All
of the guests had a splendid time, only an
occasional twinge Of conscience for not
having brought their wives bedimmed the
hour of Qaietv. The host was in his eie
ment, for if he excells in anything it Is in
making his friends welcome and giving
them good cheer.
Cards, singing and refreshments formed
an important part Of the program and il i
not strange to relate that the conversation
did not flag. At u o'clock the party broke
up and ell were anxious TO return. The
feeling Of reciprocity on the part OF the
host was equal 10 the good feeling eyinced
for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-17
KANSAS ALL RIGHT.

Mr. J. l. Lombard, of Kansas City, man
ager of the Lombard Mortgage company.
spent yesterday in the city looking after
business interests. He expressed himself
as greatly encouraged over the financial
outlook Tor Kansas. He had been interest
ed in the state for number of years and
never before saw more corn and wheat on
hand to command good prices and more
live stock also at good prices. This in
sight. to say nothing of prospects, and 10y
counting in prospects the future outlook
even much brighter
He considered that southern audwestern
Kansas was afforded by the Wichita mar
ket Just as favorable facilities for dispos-
ing Of live stock and grain as the eastern
part of the state. This he considered quite
an advantage and one that should be ap-
preciated by the farmers in the territory
tributary to Wichita. He thought II
would be a great advantage TO Wichita to
ever improve the facilities for handling
Live stock aGd grain.
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tor-Services at 1915 a. m. and p. IN.
Sunday school at u m. y. +. :. {. +. : p
m. Morning subject: "Who Wrote the
New Testament and Have We Their
Wordsgn Evening theme: Ought the
Bible TO be Banished from Our schools, or
are the Public Schools 10 be Broken Upf'
Oak Street Presbyterian church, Rev.
w J. Doole, pastOr-Services at II a. IN.
and y. m Sabbath school AT go p. m,
Prof l. y. Shull. superintendent Y. T.
:. G. g. at { o'clock. General prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening, followed By
teachers meeting.
United Presbyterian church. corner Ohio
and First streets. Rev. james Y Lawrence
pastor-Serviccs morning and evening
Evening subject. Not Ashamed Of the
Gospel Sabbath school az 20 a. III.
Preaching services ut il a. IN. and ,. m
Y. =. >. {. T.. at p. IN. Thursday even
ing prayer meeting. seats free. All are
welcome
st. Paul's NJ T. church, corner Lawrence
and Thirteenth. Rev. Samuel Weir, pastor
Preaching at II a. IN. aud ~ y. IN
Evening subject. The Nativity second
sermon IN the series On the Life q Christ
Everybody welcome
First Lutheran church, Crawford opera
house. ground floor Rev. W. l.. ~eabrook
ya-tor-Sunday school J:fJ. public worship
discourse. The Assembled Lord
Ministerial associati0u-M Monday after
noon, 10 o clock. AZ the FIr-t Prs-Jyte-
rian church Subject. The Relation 81
the Public schools to the Parochlal" The
discussion will be opened by Rev :. r.
MiIIkin.
Olivet Congregational. South Topeka
avenue. near OrTne street Preaching 81
l0g45 and by the pastor, Robert l. March
Morning subject on the sdRuration
m exposition ~ the sunday school lesson
for the day Evening the fifth iu the series
OF sermons from John ,. -. This sermon
viii b. based or the word "whOS0eveF
Preaching ~ 4.15. AZ the ela-e % the sun
day school. on Harry aud Lulu streets Dg
Rev Fesfus Foster
Mavffgxer Congregational church Fair
view avenue. near Fourteenth street -
Preaching CO sunday a. 2 - ~ fharie=
T. Young, 81 Wichita university SUNDAY
school ~ 30 p. II. !. j.. s. q. + as : 3
N. viii ~ Jed Is Brother PAe-p-
Church q Christ t-eienti-f Services ou
Sunday afternoon a. 80 % toEnra. bail
% south Water street subject -eli
Preservation the Law RI God. SUNDAY
school ~ 81