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Order OF Exercises I'm the Different
Moase ~ worship I'm n City
To.Morrow.
u. q. CHURCH
Class meeting at 9:45 q. /. Christmas
sermon at 1890, subject, .sThe Chant Of
the Heavenly Choir Sabbath school
atl2 M, junior league at $50 p. M, Ep-
worth league at $50 p. m. Song service
and Evangelistic sermon a: 7:3O. All
cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcH.
Services tomorrow at 1890 d. M. and
T:30 p. m, Sabbath school ut noon; Y. p.
8. G. e. at $50. Everybody cordially
invited to attend all OF these services.
GRACE CHURCH..
Morning Prayer with sermon &C 1890
a.. M, theme, 'sThe Coming OF Christ
No evening services. Tuesday, Christ
mas day, Holy Communion, with address
at II q. m. Wednesday evening, 7;30,
the Litany with address on sThe Book
OF Psalms" Thursday. st. John Evan.
day, ). 3. Christmas festival at 7:30 p.
M.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The morning sermon will be entitled,
"a tribute TO my King" Sunday school
at noon, juniors at $3.50 p. m, young peo-
pies union at $50 p. N. The evening
sermon will offer you just what yon
Or j note worth having" The old
year ID dying. Why not the whole COM
murity 90 up to Gods house and begin
TO turn over ! new leaf TO commence
the now year.
why Not : 10 cant cigar for S centss
~
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold kedal sridwinfsr Falr, San Rrsnciseo.
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camp.nia sreah. = record.

QUEREt TOWN, Dec. 22.-The Cunard
line steamship Campania. from New
York Dec, ID. arrived of Daunts Rock
atll;lS p. IN, having made the pas
sage Al s days. . hrs. and IL MINIS,
thus beating her best previous timed
days. 10 hrs. and All minis, made Aug.
81 Last by ! hr., 90 MINIS.
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CHRISTMAS D0INGs
In the Churches viii Partake Largely Of
Of Charitable Offerings. Instead Of
the Usual Reception of Presents.

Christmas time brings its good cheer
no matter what the condition of the
people. The memorial OF the day is
"peace' on earth, good will to
men," and inspires hope in every
heart, and the true Christian 10
happier in giving than receiving
the good things of this life. In
these times of scarcity many will exem-
pity on this anniversary of the worlds
greatest event, the greatest OF ali Chris
tian graces-Charity.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The members of this society will not
hold their Christmas exercises unsil
next Thursday evening when the oc.
casion will be devoted TO contributing
articles for the relief OF the poor which
will be turned over TO the central relief
committee. Appropriate exercises will
be also held and the occasion made a
means OF ~cultIvating the Christian
graces.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
A Christmas tree with it's attractions
in q small way will delight the young
folks OF this society, but the main pur-
pose of the gathering will be TO donate
articles or clothing and enjoyment for
the children's Of thesOrphans' Home at
Sioux Falls. A short program will also
be a feature OF the evenings entertain
ment and the occasion Will be celebrated
Monday evening. Friends are invited to
attend and assist in the good work and
enjoyment or the evening.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
st. Thomas society 10 decorating it's
church in beautiful style, though the
decorations will not be completed until
late Monday. The Christmas exercises
will be held at 7; $50 and 10 a. m.
Special music ID being practiced for the
occasion and the exercises will be both
solemn and attractive.
GERMAN BAPTIST.
The German Lutheran people will
have two trees and o distribution OF
presents. Every scholar In the Sunday
school will take part in the program
and the usual collection taken up by
this church Tor the poor On the occasion
Of Christmas will be remembered. The
exercises will DO held ut the church
Monday evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Thefarrangennents for the Christmas
celebration In this church are not suf-
f~iciently natnred yet Tor the COMMITTEES
to be able % cay when the exercises
will be- held. Bnt,they win consist Of d
program blythe children, the distribu.
tion'of some small presents FOR the chill
drenand q general contributions FOR the
needy.
N. .. CHURCH.
- A-A.4L-sa1N-x Nsaa8sn 49, $3.50
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Order OF Exercises I'm the Different
mouses ef worship I'm the city
T0sNgorr0w.
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Holiday Excursions. ~ g.
Special excursion tickets will be sold
during the holidays at stations OF the
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul at one
and one-fifth fare for the round trip, to
points within 200 miles. Tickets sold
December %, %, "a, % and 81. Good to
return January 2, 1895. No layover
privileges.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Eiedsl Midwinfsr Esar, San Francisco.
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why Not ! 70 cent cigar FOR $ centss
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BAPTIST CHURCH

A tree with q distribution OF presents
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The Tyler Office Fixture Co., OF st.
Louis, have just issued their Mammoth
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AK your dealer for .Why Not"

All dues TO the Bankers and Mer-
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Yankton, are payable at the First Ma
tional bank which has the company q
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w. TT. III. BEADLE, Vice Pres.
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"A, Ship Load of Ladies', Gents and Children's
Handkerchief just arrived at prices and styles to
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viii be the attraction for the little
folks at the NJ. e. church Monday eve
ming, and a choice program OF musieal
and speaking exercises will also be
given. & -=@ seev
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rHE DAILY LEADER
MAnIANN. SOUTH DAKOTA.
SATURDAY, e %. 1894.


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Everybody smokes "Why Not"
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