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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
2O8, 2lO, az, 2l4 ThrOckmorton Street,

tho land described In plnlniin'n petition
Involved IN this suit ~ an actual settler
with, a. Ngw to puyhasine same tql a honle,
ile pnurt erred IN rendering Judgment IA
favor ~ appellee nnd that said judgment
should be reversed ind tie cause reninndrh
q judgement In favor of appellant for the land
IN controversy upon his lrnderinR N court
within sixty DAYS the amount ~ cnAh due.
HE terms ~ thr sale mnir by Grimes county
10 Huntingdon Mcdaniel nnd hakeri such
nntrs in h. secured by Hen upon SAID land
nnd nlhn failure Of appellant TO comply
with said turns Ia Tho timu named li Ills
5inhi4 and Interest IN the ipnd ~ be- AN
nhliei aud wit Of possession iwne W iaNV
appellee HEAD
Associate Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

weatherford. Tex. AIsy i0.-lspeclal, b
One ~ the most inieres ing trials Of thi'
distrlct court has lust b. On decided before
the vear ID T.. Vernon shot and killed WI
n bradshaw, over a boundary line. ful
repoft OF which was published In The On
zetie ut the time He was placed ~ Jaw
tered a plea OF not guilty. whereupon IN,
trial begun. special venlre OF $40 mel
WIS exhausted before Jury was en-
t,1neiie,I UPWARDS Of sevcniy-nyo witnessei
vera akyorn in The case, though there wa,
M one who saw the killing. The case WA.
given 10 the Jury for deliberation a. o,siocl
rct,rnrI a verdict Of guilty aud assessed
his punishment nt confinement In the pen
ltentiarv for fifteen years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

To The officers aud members Of the =.
g. ;, A. " Texas also that
element Of old anlancc men who WIN,
do not approve the M called
ALLIANCE that has Ia the pas, and
~ SIN aliiliaing with nolifieal move
10 drag tie noble ur,lcr from Tho nurr
nrinriples upon which Il WIS first or
Therefore !, the undersigned. by tic
nuln"riv m me vested. do hereby ,all
= mreting on the 9th day Of MAY. tSn.l.
AZ Dnllas. Tex, at d O'clock M al
Az the conservative element of the NM.
nhees thtoughout the state TO meet IN
sonierehee ~ the time and place above
inulcated. FIRST, TO consider the advisa.
ollllY OF consolidating with the state
grange, thar noble old order which III
wilhssood the political pressures Of I'M
past, ana y now purely an agricultural
,n,}sahinatl9n, working for the good OF the
Second-1'hat In The hxent ,ha hol,
when assembled should IN their w,sdor,
conclude TO adopt the idea above indicai.
90, men 10 authorize " j. KendrIel
president Of the r. q, $. A.. to mite
WIN j ~ Long. W. NJ. OF HE Texas
STATE Grange. In proclamation nnnonnc.
ing TO the two orders Officially the term.
upon which the union is 10 be consum.
Each meniber who, in the past. aaiiliat
e. win either wing Of the grand state nj.
n LII y hereny most cordially invited
nnd urged 10 attend this meeting. /,
not IN person he sure 10 have n r.,,r,,
sentative. for the veal of fhe toitjng
masses can be greatly aincllorated hv 4
SnntnneI aud more extensive uninn al
the farming classes. VI
IL. j. kENDRiCK. President
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

for yarroncy in Justice l., n. Randle's
court yesterday and was fined The usual
sum
l.. G, Galloway was arrested last night
at Hollands thehter 10y the pVlicc He
ling,
DIR. A. y. Botcn, pastor Of the Broad
way Baptist church. ~ to rrsune his
sermons on Municipal Mtmnness' SUI
day night next.
The clearinps Of The associated banks
Of Fort Worth yesterday were SlSN,nnO-
IS. For the same period last year tho
amount was S2lA,Sbs.2l,
James Alexander, an engineer on the
Rio Grnnde, and Mrs. NJ, j. Camden
were united IN holy honds Of mntfimOny
late last evening, Judge Harris per
formed the ceremony,
The commencement exercises OF The
Fort Worth university viii take place
beginning Friday, May ~ 'rberc l.
much OF interest IN wrUk's program
which will be printed in The Gazette In
due time.
Sadie Tanner, who was arrested q
few days ago for threatening the life Of
Mollic Myers. was tlied 60 decide whetl-
on she should he PIT under pence bond.
She was DISCHARGED, the evidence being
insufficient.
a. w Simpson. connected with the
packery ayudicate, win arrive In Fort
Worth early next week. A Telegram Ia
~ W. Tnllant announces his coming
aud u Is thought his presence here IL
for the purpose Of setting the ball In mo.
ton
George lilll, wiio was severely injured
OF the Southern stables Tuesday morn
Ing hy being hit On HE head with a rock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Anstin Tex. May (Special.l THE
Texa, Jersey Cattle club met In IL. an.
nnal convention here, ut the board OF
trade hall, with President J. ID. Rndd OF
Harris In ilie chair. This is club In
the interest Ut those raising the great
Jersey breed, and the object Of meeting
was The discussion Of methods aud means
for the pcrfeSilon Of the industry. An In
teresting discussion was had, the lead
ing feature Of which was an argument
from Mr., liudd upon the superior quality
Of this high grade Of cattle. Owing to
the fact that the secretary. ex-senator
Terrell, had made some mistake In send
ing notices of the meeting, only ten OF
interesting session the club adjourned, TO
meet in Dallas next October. during the
fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
IN THE CITY.


A Gazette representative last night was
permitted short interview with Mayor
w. 4. SuuireH OF Henrietta who. IN
company with \, Snnirly. lion, A. u,
GoadenonrL Hnd f., r. SWirgs were In
the city ms a committee oil lin pOffnut
railroad matters. This party came to
confcr with railroad officials with view
pf getting an exiensiog 81 the Weather
ford aud Northwestern from Mineral
Wells 10 Jacksboro, thence to Henrietta.
The result Of the conference win he for
warded 10 headquarters Of the company,
aud the representatives Of the rOnd here
say the Henrietta people will BE- advised
as to the action OF the company within
q few weeks, Mr.. Squircs is confident
the road will be built TO Henrietta. III
forts are also being made TO induce the
Rock Island company 10 build branch
to Henrietta from RinEo, a distance of
thirteen miles. Speaking Of the i'm
pFovemcnts being mude t Henrietta. the
gentleman said.
MANY satisfactory improvements are
noticeable IN my town. An ice plant of
fifteen tons capacity, with cold storage
Is In cource Of construction, and n double
pressure ilollev sAnd-pipe wnterworks
system is nlso being Put in with BOO
600 gallons daily capacity. The prr-
liminary work ON the same Is fairly I'M.
der way. A company has been ORGANIC.
ed TO construct n large cotton-sced mill
with u capacity Of twenty tons daily
and the hest OF all IA, these improve.
ments cniniling an enormous sum Of
money, are being done by home cnpital-
lists. \ large grain elevator " under
construction. Everybody In and around
Henrietta Is jnhilant over the fine
prospects for good crops The rerent
rains have Insured good yield aud The
Panhandle Is not going TO suffer by any
means. There are lnrrn uumbpra AZ
farmers locating In my section OF tho
state from Nebraska. Iowa aud other
localities, and nearly All Of them are wen
10 do and will make good citizens The
people Of Henrietta and TIE Panhandle
hnVe cau.a TO reioitc"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

iIonstln Tex, May ~, Especial. There
tho ~ %. aud W. .. railway al The oiico
N the company The following coiuprlsa
tho directory q. \, Jemlron, president
James A. baker Jr, H. nraHhear, g. LON
bard. T. q. Dunn James Appiehy aud rain
Allen, A revolution was pahHed authorizing
The carrying out ~ The plans Of rc.orgAEl-
yntlun and 10 facilitate fhe enrly operation
~ the road by the new organlzati7n formed
hv The purchaser n. =. Johnson and auo-
einiae 1lho mertiug Was adjourned nufil
noxt wednesday. May II. Il IA not stated
when .hr road owners will thke control OF
The road but II viii be some time dnfinE
this month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Tue following posfoiiices have been es-
tnbiishcd In Texas:
ergvlllr. William on county. Taylor; ltly.
T'ifns county. Mount Pleasant; bobo,
Shelby county. Sial. ShreFrporf aud
Houston. 1'nnahn 10 simpson; ,lnndinr
Fort Bend eOunty STA, Houston anh
San ADfonio Dock, SeurrT county, Colo
RADIO. intn, AlnscOsa county, Lyle.
Mazda. Travis county. Manor; OrrhArd.
fort Bend county sta. Newin9 aud Gal
weston. Wallis Station 10 linfraberg
prospcci. Clay counfy. Bowiri spencer,
Hunt comfy. GreenflllH.
BAtspn in Hardfman county has Deon
discontinued
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
PERSONAL.

Judge y; p. Moore, who has been dan
gerously III. is improving.
Hon. John u. Hood came over from
lhrker county yesterday.
G. Q, Drake aud wife returned from a
short trip TO Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason of Dallas are
visiting the family of DIR. Beall.
Pete Snearly. the popular hotel man Of
Henrietta, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs, w. j. Harrison left yesterday for
Mineral Wells. She will be absent a
few weeks.
J.. @. Lockland and wife of ElPaso are
visiting the family Of w. q. Newly ON
the South Side.
Mrs. Il. II. Foecur aud Mrs. j. L..
Whltnerth Of Sulphur Springs are visit.
ing thrir brother and sistei.in-law. Mr..
aud Mrs. 4. NJ, Weaver. Of this city.
Miss Ida Beall aud Miss Mamie Al-
ans, who have hceu absent for
two weeks, visiting Mrs Alexander OF
Oak Gin. returned home yesterday.
Rey, J. Morgan Wells, Mrs. W. h.
Garvin. Mrs. Poe. Miss Osborne. and a
number from Arlington and other points,
lett yesterday TO attend the session of
the Baptist convention at Nashville.
Attorney q. T. Morcland and wife re-
turned last night from Louisiana. and for
short time will be domiciled at The
home Of w. Il, Maddox. corner of Fifth
and Jones streets. Mr.. Moreland's new
cottage on Pecan and Bluif streets will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Hon. ]. O. Murrell of Cooke, member
Of the house, passed through the city
en- route home last night Jesse said to
Gazette man: ~ am glad ! am get
ting home, whore / can take of my coat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Terrell Tex. May 10 -lSDeial, y. we
,,iey Md a powerful rain that filled the
,,,,iiies and fayincs. the hardest "a tar
Some time The heavy rains ana c9la i
weather combined ars dispesei 20 PnI w
~ snrfion, A few days more OF rain
wii pui farmers 10 Tie grass right
smartly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

pntnam, Tx, May IL INpeWll. \
SIN. aims commenced falling over IN.
l.efj,a lNis morning Al . o'elogN and
eontlnurd 10 fall Ill $50. mud preS,,,ei
I. ~ 6rst rain 10 amount 10 anythWi
M section for nine mosths ans bus +
ness was at a standpoint bni hetief
fitpes may now BE- exP-cii<i, " ~. ~
inenre IN average corn .reS. ana M
arreare 81 cotton viii be lacse1sea. 0"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
WEATHER AND CROPS.
AL NIERKEL.

Arerkcl. Tex, May 10.-(Special) a
much needed and most excellent run
hn@an here last night about o'clock
ond ain raining. Already two Inches
~ rain has fell and is general all over
tIis country. Wheat has been some
What damaged, hut it Is thought now u
Viii Weld an average crop. Corn y look
in~ Exceedingly good; ihe cotton crop
Win be good and viii be largely inefegtt,l
In acreage. The farmers nrr feeling
vsrv iubllant over the present prospects
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Harold. Tex, May 1O.-lSpecial'l- Ill
t,as ,,,iu.d here for len hours AND a good
4..ason Il IN background; although some
wheat souih Of here had been ~. tn n,ns,
,h,. erop ~ now all right and there
,,,ii I'M be large Yield from lhis, conn
y, Corn Is IN line condition and oats
Sli Yield half crop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
DRUsiM SEED AND FLORAL.
COMPANY.

The stockholders Of this company held
their annual meeting last evening and
elected directors for The ensuing year.
A dividend Of * - per cent was de-.
clarcl to be distributed .lunr l.. The
business of the company " IN very
prosperous rorditlon. The directors nre:
George Strong Robert Drnmm, VIM.
Bryce. Jas. c. Scott aud w. Il. Ster-
Icy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Thuiber, Tcr., May Especial. I'VE
have bad splepdl1 ralns and the farmers
are jubllanl The rain Is general ali
over the country
The Knights Of Pyihlas made up
500 for she Cisco sufferers, abe miners
aud citizens SiO5. and Colonel II. ID.
Hunter. the bir-heaued owner OF the
Thuiber mines, gave $3.50.
NJ, shaft Il about completed; Ne I
is being sunk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

The annual meeting Of he Huist Lake
Art club was held AZ 'he FirN Nntionai
hank lasf night. 4. q. Strong was elect
ed president. r. j. Parell siee-presldrni;
Gcd. Jackson. secretary nnh iirhrurer
and I'D Want and i. w. bgll, dlreriors.
A vote Of thanks vas rendered 10 the
retiring president. Dr. Parell. who WIS
nnanimoiisly elected an honorary meri-
haf Tor Life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Chief Of Police Maddox last night re-
ceived information to keep a lookout
for Jerome ", BroSn. an army hesrrter.
from company Il. 1weniy-ihird infantry.
NJ Fort sam Houston. Brown, az one time
was an employee Of The Evening NAH
Of this city. srhiF Is q Second eHeuiahv Of
the kind he has figured in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Corieana, Tex, May 10. lSpeclall--
An nyer-abnndancc Of rain has fallen
h aud near Corairana during the past
three days. The tanks for miles around
Corsicana have all been filled to over
flowing, and those who arc dependent
upon tank water for general use Are
iubilpnt, claiming to have sufficient
supply 10 last them through four
months drouih.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Quanah, Tex. May To- special)--.
favorable for raln Ia this sectlon, but
not until last night did they give US a
downfour. The ground Is WI for scv,
eral inches and win save big lot of
wheat nad oats. Farmers are feeling
good,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

New York. May 10. George Gould has
been elected president Of the Missouri
Pacific mud 81. l.onls Iron Mountain
aud Southern roads
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Victoria. rex. May 100, n. Nasiis, .
Galveston drummer, Is IN iai herf; III,
of 1;ollnd comfy. charging him Win sNind'
ling frir there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
cA1r1rr AppRTCIATED.

Nferkel. TEX, Mar i0,-tspeclal, The Ga
zette Was much appreciated here after the
Cisco cyclone. They preferred II % 5enu 70
friepds' NOT only for It's more detailed De-
srrlution but for It's cartoons. which gave
n briicr idea 81 the destruction than could
possibly lie PIT Ia print
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Ing to the wheat and oats being dam.
aged 50 badly by the drouth IN some
eases that Il viii be llowod up and
planted in cotton. Good rains have fail
en- throughout the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
LATE RAILROAD.

no sHrrLE RATE TROUBLES.
Chicago, M. May 10, President lief.
frey VI ihe Rio Grande was IN Chicago
today, aud though he dccllncd 20 talk. u
Is nA-erird he came for tile purpose Of
settling The Colorado rate troubles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Miami. Tex, May CSpecial.l--A
heavy frot fell here last hight. lee
frozc one-fonrth OF m inch thick The
wheat crop is ruined for want OF rain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
CIVIL COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Report Of Decisions Rendered by The
Court Tor Inc seeond District.

o. n. Maxwell appellant. VI. firut National
bauk NJ Cisco. appellee, Appfht nun
l.nstland county,
OPINION.
The appeal Ia this ease Is dismissed for
the rensnn that g. J, Martin. pnfiA To-
ill.,, Judgment appealed frou' " Interested
therein adversely to the appellant that ny,
intqreai il such as would be- affected Hhoulll
thp Judgment be reversed Ia ibis court nnh
that nc IN moi nm obligre ~ the appeal lohh,
TAhLluN,
chief Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
rxpnEssns HIS GRATITUDE.

New York, MAY u--hefore sailing to-
dry Slr John o. ffonklnk, admiral Of
the British fleet sent the following ut
Ter 10 Mayor gilr0yi
MY Dear SRI cannot leave New
York without expressing 10 you, both on
MY own part mud those under my coali-
mind. our deepest appreciation n the
Hospitality afforded rs during or pisg
here. The most agreeable visit will
be- pleasantly remembered ~ nll Every
friepdr frcliur shown ~ II feriprucaifd
hv officers fnd iaeu az thu royal ANY.
aud we hope u y naQihrr llnk 70 binh
an closer relationship hciwpcr two
great countries hnre the honor 90
be. my ienr sir, ypur most phelicnt
servant y q. iitfi'hlNe.
yIcc admiral tn, commanicr-in-chisf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

Wight and NlcImn appellants ~. Swafi.
water Grocer company npprllees. Appeal
from the distrirt court " Nuian opunly'
CONCLUSIONS.
one g. W. BogRrd, helng indebted both
Ia appellants and appellee, ~ wen ~ ~
various other parties aud being also insnlvent
made a iii Of sale 10 appellants Of all MS
property nuhipri to execution, which conel-l-
"a II ID brick Lin situated Va Nolail cpinlAi
Trxna 'rlls controversy Involves the valid
IN az that conveyance the trial court
found that II was made ''in order nnlhwiulll
10 hinder and delay the creditors OF said
llognrd" This with the other iindinEs %
fnrf contained ia the record we md 10 he
SUSTAINED Nv the statement 81 facts. hll
they are therefore accepted. The several
assignments VI error found ~ hppeimul
nre not believed To- DO well tnkcn
The Judgment Will therefore bD IN nll
things affirmed, SfLPliLNS,
Associate Justice,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11
l. II. Resi-. appellant, w. coriolln ~ a.
pourt Of Taylor county.

= - t,..t a.tail.pt va 1nrtielln ~
d. X nest w ,,,,,,i nam NM disfttet
huh'N pIP',ito ,inn3 'N
court OF i"9lpt .ru''' .,,..,,
rONCLuSlONN OF fA'I.
Tiias tnse vas admitted 10 tho court fellow
,,,,an utn foiio,yiun nRrcotnsnt an ~ the
fhets.
The county court OF 0rimea oUi,siy
Al reaiilnr Term 81 said rourf an tho 10Th
M, ~ Tehruafs. 1872. ordered tho loeniion
s,,d s,,rVey N four Leagues ~ land granted
~ Crime ,'ountg for Educational purposes
i, yirine ~ an Oct npprOgfd Iainafy
i3ih 1870
3 ma land was surveyed ana located
an M esih ~ Aprli. 1871 az DIR fctsd ~
s,id order Tho survey aud location WIS
,,,.p,lariy approved and reC0ffied 10y the
,,,,s,nsr rala,,r and fhe Held notes wagc rNRu.
XXX aiia1 ia tho geunfui l4ud Office uf HE
saeeI ~ frsNn. udfordinr 10 law. On thu
4,i"asv ~ Nav 1874
w M, ,,.tcnts ,rara issued on snid locn.
,t",. ana nirxrys 10 orinsa county on tle
',s,t d.x n lamar. tsiI.
Iis lana involved IL this enlt ~ o
mari III the survey omhrncrd in otr of thu
h,,s,r. n,,.ntinnrd aba,ye. hSlnr ieneue 40
n, ,he iofh ~ Anil is0B The commits
49,. ~" h,,,,,i X t.rintes county al "a fapn.
,,o"' ,a,,n ~ .sii frnrt ordered INIT ihe
INA heionsing 10 OHmes county school
r,,1J snd s.,yrsed iiy fiie patents nienfioned
49,, Ia aoid and directed the county Iii1gf
t,,,s ,ai,,ty to id,eriisc Tho eale there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

In the oncfeff at Mnrl'fta. Ga.
mere II al iufani's grave unt attracts
aiiinis,.a u visitor. Va thar plafs There
h no headAione. lui rcyting Oh tpa 81 fh,>
crave Il idaan link rsiuiaiulllE the Play
lhiixs ibe little one bad hf{nrc il death
1'hpn nic 5slps nhirr niil china. No.
ST. han, futfl4t, giiuA cup and ollor
f.IEu W. 4. ..|I.|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

',i.s,ton of The re.appearan1ce
n. pa''ii- setson. formerly OF Hills
~, ~ sbarnce Of nine years
IN Il which time lie was sup
q ~ n dead. was read with much
' y. n, riany friends Of Jackson In
,N andtrelllors who suiier I,,
q,snsah lis disappearance could
lsjletc She novel like story
4 .olucriel with luckson,s life
4 ~ plst nine years. HIS iheml'-
~, estnbllshel without doubt. Hls
Z, . s al les interest. but II is gen-
7 IN hofl,ht that the experiences
A IA Which he has passed have I'M
h q ilm mr. active work and business
A Nh me oncc prominent md eI.
4 N esl.!emaa i 'out Of the harness
4 "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

csiinienlent A. Christian of the
-ialgo express. arrived in the city
irm Houston The object Of his
1 ) 10 Strange for new offices and
siics for the company in this city.
VII b. secured 1T once. Negotin-
\ isia location are now in progress,
I vi shortly be closed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-11

BY s. Q. L. CONVENTION.
A hdeatons point to n large attend
4 . The district convention of the
Peoples Society of Christian I'm.
shlch begins its session next
W. morning.
4 Of The fourteen counties In the
n reports an intention TO he well
thiel Services will he held in
irgh generally of the city.
hlowlng is the program for the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-19
THE CHURCHES.

Divine Scisnce-At 2:3O D.. m. at 429 Ben.
ton avenue. Mrs. Josephine r. Wilson will
take for her text, To-day, if Ye Will Hea,
His Voice." Ali invited.
Cakes Street Methodist Episcopal church
There will be no service this morning.
Services in tho evening conducted by Mr..
Geo. f. Wanless. of Denver. Col.
Grand Street Methodist church-Preach-
Ing at II o'clock Il. m. and 1880 y. m, by the
pastor, IL. II. Schaffer. Subject for even
ing. THE Unity of the Church." A cor
dial invitation to all.
Congregational church -- Rev, w. q.
sonoppe will preach at IL a. M; subject:
The Power of q Gratituue," At 7;3O. seo-
n sermon on the Trinity, 1.-The Father
Paternity at tho Confer"
First Baptist church, Eighth avenue and
warren street-Rev. @. b. Allen, Jr., pas
TOR. The morning theme is Tho Fruitless
rfoIessor." and the evening subject will be
Called to a Nobler Service"
Unitarian services. G.. A. r. hall-Mr.
Crooker will preach at ii O. m. on
The Religious Training Of the young"
AZ 1:ao y. m. on Some Lessons From the
hecently Discovered Gospel According to
Peter" Sunday school at12:l5 p. m.
First Presbyterian-Eleventh avenue and
Ewing street. Usual services will he held
a. II a; m. and 1880 y. m. The pastor, Rev.
~. MOORE VIII occupy the pulpit. Sub
lect for the evening, 1.-The Religion of the
Sunday school Mt 2:3O D. M.
Young Peoples prayer meeting at GAS p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
st. Paufs Methodist Episcopal church.
PEeaohing by the pastor at IL a. ~, Sub
lsot. The Perpetual Presence OF the
Prince OF Peace" Sunday school at 1915
y. m. Meeting for mon only at $50 n. m
subject. "a Night in Helena's Saloons"
The orchestra will render special music.
Epworth league $50 p. IL. Lecture by the
'One Hundred Years of Temper-
nnce Reform in America" The orchestra
Will begin n musical recital at 1870. All are
welcome. j. Wesley Hill, pastor.