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rnxAs REnIaIous Norns.

Rev. j G. Rainey has accepted the care
OF the Baptist church at Commerce. hay
ing moved his family from Wolfe city
to that place.
Nebraska street and Bnglewood churches
IN san Antonio, has been appointed TO the
uvaide Methodist church.
Rev. Or. scott Of Galveston has nc
mencenient sermon OF the sam Houston
normal on Sunday, May 81
Rev NJ 6. Johnson, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Gainesville. has
rendered his resignation 30 take eject
June 80. on account OF failing health.
Rev. NJ, y. Hawkins will begin pro-
fracted meeting at the Methodist church
IN Midlothian on the 18th instant, He
VIII be assisted by Rev. Lowry OF Rice.
Rev. II ~ Slhenstrioller, evangelist OF
the presbytery Of Central Texas began "A
series of evangelistic meetings at the
Presbyterian church IN Comunchc last
Thursday
The congregation Of the ChriatIan church
at Sabnal have secured the sprvces OF
Rev. Thomas Il. Price or Alabama for the
ensuing year He IS expected TO reach
that city about April 9.
Pastpra % the different churches in
Honey Grove have decided to hold union
open air services IN the public srlunre
az O'clock every Sunday evening. This
~ done, they Any 10 reach a class that
does not intend any or the churches,
The State Ieneiie OF the Epworth league
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, south,
VIII hold ils third Rnnual meeting in Cle.
burne, April 3. Bishop Key will preside.
An attendance OF at least 1000 IL ex-
pected.
Rt. Rev, George n. Binsolying, bishop
q the diocese Of rexns administered the
holy rite OF confirmation to a class Of
twcnty-seyen at ST Paurs EpIaoopal
church IN Waco last Sunday. II was tho
l9rgest olnss In the history OF the Waco
church.
Rev .. W Cmtcher. pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at Black
Jack, notifies the people or his seetion
that Rev j. s. Weaver viii begin a ae.
RES OF meetings at Black Jack com.
menclns July IL, ana continuing Indefinite.
" The meanings VIII be held In a large
3nt which Rev. Weaver win bring with
The dedication OF the new Romnn Cath.
Ole church III Port tsavacn viii take niare
sunday Aprli J, with imposing Zero.
monies. Visitors from Cuero, Victoria
ana other cities In The surrounding ooun,
Try are expected 10 attend. A special
nand Of music has been employed and fhs
chutch VIII also arrange for big dinner
on the dedication day.
Temple sun: The series OF sermone 90.
peclaily 70 young men, are ATTRACTING
more ana more attention Thege Sermon
nre being preached by Rev w II. Max.
Geil OF the First Baptist church every
SUNDAY night and 80 great has been fhs
1ttthashre that tie opera house has beer
secured. Last Sunday nighf sven ~,
opera house was Insufficient 10 hoid ~ ~.
Wunt OF aHnta $500 ~
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Of the pulpit. Al ali haxsrds. may hold his
fiock together Tor awhile. He may bury
Tho dead and marry the living but In
the great work ot winning the world
to Christ he must take a hack scat behind
others who have n message which flowF
with the subject and q heart ovcrhowinK
with sympathy.
A written aud read sermon IL little more
then dissertation on truth while the
sermon which flows naturally from
the well-lnformd head, extempore in Ian
suaee and prepared in thought Ia gem
orally mn application OF the truth
no illustrated: a man IA taken with
cramp cole, 1ic is suffering Intensely
and the doctor e summoned. The doctor
walks into the room where the sick man
lies with a can " mustard IN one hand
and dissertation on mustard In tho
other. and 10 the man who ~ writhlng
IN pain, the doctor says: tBc qulet there
my friend. for an hour or an hour and a
half and let me read you dissertation
on mustard, for the heterogeneai hetpro-
tropnl cffuslonA OF mlistard are such that
Il wln not have It's desired effect without
a thorough knowledge OF mustard on your
part This mustard grew IN the stare
ot Connecticut IL was PLANTED about
the lat OF June and was cultivated largely
like potatoes and perslmmons and other
vegetables OF like chafacter,H After a.
fearful pnroxysm strikes the sick man,
he says: "oh doctor, don't care whore
that stun grew or how Il grew. Please
snrrad some on q rar and clap Il 70 me-"
Thus we sec e II an application OF the
mustard and not dissertation on mustard
that gets there
So Ia preaching. IL Is not n dissersa-
tlon on ruth. but tho plain mixed truth
spread on practical Illustration and
slapped ON the condolences OF men TINT
gets there--not n dissertation ON THE sweet
t.sk 4lft0t
OF the dirty now-and-now. with moral
sapolso applied This eort OF preaching
viii prepare mon for q prepared world.
This sort OF preaching viii make uien
( good husbands-to their wives, good fathers
70 their children, good citizens IN their
community and make them honest up-
right and truthful in AL their ways Any
preaching which does not reach this und
( u snare 70 the listtner and demonstrates
tho preucher poor prophet
] shall take M tho lawyer IN my next
think. and uore or Less FUR will ny.
Sam p. Jones.
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Alsffnt1RN TIIRRArENEp.

kaat Waniad an Office Under Him
-ynrlstc Not TO Appear.
Ii, March 20. Ex,afnvor Hemp
faahDnrn saln to-day that during
OF office he received letters FROM
snst. threatening MI NE because
kfusal % give The assassin q city
Il sincerely believe that prea-
/ h Responsible for iliR act, and
law should DO allowed TO take rs
sald Mr. Waahbnrn. That he
have not the niigntnat doubt
~ fur noporlety, ~ pfpnlt Of hi8
rne.h hun, TO whose rsfnnfllab'e
Another surprise today he has
Pnlarly regRfdcd az q nfonlatf.E,,
bnl ioday ook OCCASION 10 make
IL tsiei tlinf ecvtriti years 4go he
ilaet - Niss isotfen De Elsiiebeft.
n oeAui3s VINO AZ Inn filnc of Tia.
Wac ffiifaflffi Us a iio4isr ccnipnii-
.lf aEea poriier Of Judge ti.f.st =.
ihSr's young wife g.as iI,IEe IL
Rnf plita kifiF tff Tho city. and
~ Nnn tNiq children. q hoy and 4
l5aef % his inar,iasc WAS isnomn
p WINS current today thar
4 fa.n1nns adyoc3 70 who rApr1Seuf-
pfn'ix of Mayor Harrison II, fS.-
pn " Pre- fsiefHast, he'ie0fs MI
i,','I " now, iflal kilf- Whatever p,l.x
IA ~ we ttuff ff lff;e trii31e. n Is I
rude Nin' ro'lsfsf llfa1lt MT ans
ne new trial
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FRoM pEARsoMs wnnKL.Y.

;, Mission9ry-I have often wondered what
p' tisiiis, 81 my RfedecessorY
80, Gehi az cannibai Chief-oh, hel He has
Mrs. comehome-You say You are a good
th ts1 isan ana noners bow do you tell when
seryant Cooking Tor a .plece) How? by
s en,,,is the burning linen, mum, Of
&, A del would you do n you were
Madgc after n glance al them Get a
pair about four times smaller
poctof-Yes; the symptoms are very
! viii call and see you twice q day. ~''1
the club last week.
!, lploctgr,-A clubs case Good gracIousi
worth Of Epson salts; yonll be all right
And now" said the country cousin 20
thing on the farm.
ION, Geolye,, you haven't done any such
thing Why, ] heard papa say before
started that you had a mortgage on II
that covered nine-tenths Of the ground"
minister's wife-.I think Il IS perfectly
seandaloug tho Widow Bentley marrying
again, aud for the fourth time. Don't You
Ministcr-,weli il woqid hardly be right
for me 70 say anything against Mrs. Bent
ley, my dear; she has been too good a
customer OF mine.
"ShI" exclaimed Tommy, listening at the
door. There's eompany ~ ne paflot,,..
brother
Mammals calling papa my love-
WHILE said the visitor, what Is Your
IRA like saId, The boy putting down
have people trembie ike leaves AZ the
mere mention 81 my name"
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V tS6 household the cad song we slpr hr,n,.
cays s1seis nearer, and from the sshes ~
d'S.i''va desires springs a faith Whlct
better HE ana SHOWS US
hat God chastena because lie ioves Ia
ii, meVe saying, but they who have been
: fastened can ofttlmes lind IN their agony
dleeyt,.ssafe which happiness is too blind 10
ne end TO be sought is larEeness Of soul.
eig tnls-so strangely are we made-is
No. ne attained, not by having our own
Miny, ogt 10y giving mp our way and adopt
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7;ib p. M. Easter in the Christian life
Sunday school AZ $40 a.. M; Noung feo-
pies Society Christian Endcnyor az $40
.. m. .
ST Patrichss Churoh--FIfth ward, corner
Cont and Mnury streets, First
mass at 1850 a, m, second mass at 10 a.
m. Evening services and benedietion as
100 p. m. Lengue OF the Sacred Heart
meets at S D. M on third sunday Of the
month. Rev. ]. s. Murphy, pastor.
Church OF the noiation--Southwest
corner OF Texas avenue and Crawford
street. Rev. Father Thomas Hennessy,
a. m; vespers 7;S0 p. M; sunday school
LUTHERAN.
German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church. Louisiana street. between Pree-
ton and prnirc Examination and con-
flrmation OF this years cntechlsm ciaHs
ut 10 a. M No Sunday school and even
ing services. j. Rarthei, pastor
German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
Church Louisiana street, between Pros
ton and Prairie, Examination and con
ill1nntion or this Yeats cateehism class
at 10 n. m. No sunday school ind even
ing services. }. Barthel, pastor,
German Evangelical Lutheran church.
Corner Of Texas avenue aud Milan street.
Confirmation OF the years class in cate
chism at 1890 q. nj. sunday school at ?
A. ~, m ,, Evening service az p M on
evening service at ., VIM. Hackmnnn,
pastor,
UNION MEETINGS..
Houston Heights Union Church and
Sabbath Sohool--sabbath school at 3 p,
m. every Sunday Colonel Butler, superin
tendent Preaching at p. m. Ministers
and members OF all denominations are
cordially invited TO come and help in the
good work
coLoRED CHURCHES,
Watts Chanei-.plyine service al warts,
| Chnpel by Rey II, Watts Sunday school
ont PreSehlng al 5 ,. m. !" and s .. NJ.
All ere cordially invited 10 attend
Burton Grove Baptist Church--Near
| Grand Central depot. Sunday school at .
n, M. g. W. simmons. superintendent.
| Preaching At ~ IN. and at 5 u. M Rev.
A 2. Boone pastor. All arc invited.
Pleasant Grove naprst Church odin
avenue CE'iftb ward, SUNDAY Hchnci ~
$50 a. IN. Services at II n. m, and i;Su
y m. j. II. s. Gaines. pastor
Camp Zion Baptist Chtroh-sabbnth
( school at $3.50 Preaching at $50 y. IN.
4 Rev. c. H. Smith, pastor.
Antioch Missionary Baptist church =
/ Robin street Prayer meeting a. M, sun
a. m, y. m and p, m. Teachers neet-
! Ing every TUESDAY night All are cordially
| invited Rev. ~ Il, Lights, pastor; Frank
Kemp, superintendent
Wesley, African Methodist Episcopal
| Church--Prayer meeting ut a, m. Sah-
bath school az $50 n. IN. Preaching at IL
| a. m. ana ESQ p. IN, AT $3.50 p m there
! VIII be special Union meeting. Of the
! I1pwnrth league and Christian hlndeavor
societies. All are invited. ]. w Rankin.
/ pastor
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pBReAsT NOT NOW LEGAL
LIZ HELD.
Habeas Corpus Would Lie
I'D the Murderer Of Harri-
son Be Released,
wAsHBuBNB WAS THaHATBNEn
By BIN MANY IIMEs.
Mayor Does Not Believe Him Iussns.
'aey Traas SAID 70 Believe nc Has
come Non oomupoa siuos tho TRIAL

lxp, Ill. March %. Patrick Icuetne
srgaRi may wink from the 3afi 4
mn according 70 the opinion Of cx-
jnmieson. He declares the con-
assassin OF Mayor Harrison is now
Nithout due process Of law. ana a
habcas corpus proceedings couid re-
no other action than deilverancs
body OF the prisoner 10 HIS fricnda.
inc set for the execution 81 lie
fnl agtiinst nim has lnpsed. nna
nc oiuer OF Tho court havlng juria-
was not executed during Tic time
fed there is no law Ia the books to
the county authorities IN holding
irgaat.
iuuGe says all this and much more.
lses ms conclusion upon mis-. intor.
ion Of the law Ia the cahe.t 4 H.. rln- !
mat judge chetlain Ind no more
70 grant q stay 81 execution
ny police Jnstice, and characterized
i!Ie proceedings as most unususif Z
tiunqer Of indalcuiablc INJURY and
ans equal In all the records 81
lAn law. The action results IA maxi
subsequent hanging Of rrendersiiist
Ter Of no lejsa foundation and ia
m unauthorized taking OF h human
lsinnpis muidnr OF o man now en-
rompncatlvn arises from n xlnrins
rehcnsloil Of his Jurisdiction on
III OF Judge Chctaln. according To
gumiesun. isa =. -: ceses isiccd beyond
X that tho statute under which tho
II was GRANTED reterreu axclueively
powers or the court III which the
las pending
lblacc Ia which the application ior
lifor inquiry into prpndcrgnst's In
iHhOnld have been made WAS be-
he supreme court. The 5tfixus IL
docs not pretend that. tho SUI
court would have called q Jury.
its common law power would nave
In order for q Cook county court
red IN ouch a nnnsses fa findings
then have been certified back 20
lpreme court entered upon Thea
I,pnl. Prendergast hanged o. sent
insvlnin. ~ 6ccordance With the
\ 'fhis case Was In the hands OF
lnretne court, Is there now. and
1nly should Mr.. Gregory, the at
& Tor Prondernaat, have made his
lion for u stay pending an IN
lamIeaon then points out thai 4
have been proper 70 make such
,licafion 10 Judge BfentApo before
tai had DenlI ink sssffct <t1heu onft;
lie had bnen i.fted from The trial
K hi jur1niipiion over 4 waa lnst
iilqn N the matter slnnpiy nnns
minority Is 70 d Respite
npxhDte OF the wiQtr matter
illegnl blnndep has been committed
III ut any time hereafter 80 FAR aa Y
Inc of which PrendefRant stands
Ing viii give him his fun liberty.
Is not the slightest sicubt about
Stands to reafpn II The statute ~
Neciited Il must be executed BY =
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A traveller arrived at hotel and asked
for some hot water. On getting up the next
morning he repeated his request. why,
slr,n replied the ehamhermaid, ! took you
no a whole Jug full last night; there must
be some left. Petite Parisien.
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5g VS. M1QEID

the objects OF their own eontemnation
such Is the subiimity and glory ~ ~
Christian religion. I'VE are pnrfa,rers ~
the divine nature" vi
We sometimes read OF wicked Officers
trylnE TO execute law upon wicked vio-
,ators, and things seem a little ont ~
JOINT A wicked Judge orders n wicked
Sherin TO execute The law upcn a n5or
Wicked wretch who has from hunger ma
the apprehension OF sudden deatb
broken open "a house and stolen rnobs
ana may be rather than be taken In the
act mas done something more thnn mers
robbery. The poor Wicked wretch h
tired before a wicked court. sentenced, nv
o. wicked Judge, executed hy Wicked
sheriff Society wipes its mouth vim
seIi-Erau Ncauon that the law has been
enforced ana society relieved OF a dis.
order SUI who Is going To execute i0et.
zee on these wicked officers? These men
VINO take Gods name In vain. who vIn,
laie Gods holy day; who visit places Of
Wiekedness and lewdness; who do moi
sCrgple TO associate with the lowest class
or inw Nlnlators. We do not nnd these
men IN dungeons. They are found many
OF them. In royal style, laying the aat.
terinE uuciop TO their hearts that / have
not been caught and win he an rlrht
when the time for the next election
comes around, Remember, after dcath
comes the judgment
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LOGAN cnupcp NorIoEs'


BINGHAM and Sabine streets FIRST
,,,ard Sunday school at q. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1850 p m
choir practice Wednesday NJ I3W p m
Evening prayer ana sermon Thursday at
$50 D. m.
The Trinity Episcopal Mission Sunday
School-(Fair Grounds additonl-lb NOW
held IN the Mcdowell school pulldlns on
McGowen avenue. near smith street. Ser
vices commenced at a p. m Al ehlldreh
welcome and n good attendance IS desired.
S. John's Mission, Third Ward-Sunday
school al 4 .. m. ]. T.. huston, superln-
tendeuL
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church corner
Cont and Hardy streets, Fifth ward
Sunday school "a ",@0 a. m.
METHODIST.
Washington street Methodist Episcopal
Cburch-Sundny school $3.50 a. m w, W:
Kelley. superintendent Divine services II
m and 5aS + M nlab GP7WiS5ron Gag sue
rias of meetings will begin, assisted by
Revs A. r. 1nylor and John 10, Green.
All persons cordially invited \. j. Vines
Ter, pastor
shearn Church Sunday school at $3.50 n.
M. Messrs helms. Howell and Cotton su,
perintendonts. Preaching at II O. M ana
at 7:l5 D. m by the pastor. Young peopies
meeting NJ p. IN. Ladies' meeting ~ I
p, m. Monday Prayer ana social meeting
al u. m, Wednesday. @. g. Rankin
pastor.
rne Tabernacle Methods! Episaop,ail
polk, John p. Green, pastor freachlng
al II o'clock a. m. ami 7.i5 p. IN by Rev.
a. p. Taylor. Testimony meeting az SiSo
Denley superintendent
First German Methodist church Morn
ms prayer meeting ~ a. m; sunday
school az $50 q. n divine service beSn-
prrtnning 80 d. m. Seats free. T.. III.
HclSch. pastor.
MoAahan Chapel, D. IT, tIotchlSiss,
pastor-Services AT u n. m. and 7'i5 p.
m }, 49, Hanks, superintendent Ep-
worth League devotional meeting, 7:l5
PRESBYTERIAN.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Rev.
T. NJ llalsell win preach today at Dow.
dells SCHOOL building on Smith and Nc
Gnwan, netr Fair Ground addition, at u
a. IN. and 7;455 p m. Sunday school at 10
o. m Ho Will preach az Lubbock Street
church nj IN afternoon Residence OF
the pastor, 500 Leland. corner Milan.
Second Presbyterian Chureh-Corner In
mar and Crawford streets Sunday school
meets at $3.50 a. m, Mr.. A. A. szabo
superintendent Preaching every Sunday
at II a. m. and 1870 p. m Prayer meet
ing OF Westminster League every Sunday
az 2 y. m. MIdweek prayer meeting every
Wednesday az 7;2o p. m. Rev. @. Wood
bridge. pastor.
Lubbock Street Presbyterian Church.
North side Of Lubbock. between Sabine
ana silver. VIM. Christian. spperlntend-
ent OF Sunday school Sunday school "a
q, M; prayer meeting at 7iS1 p. IN. Wed.
uesdRy.
Second Ward Presbyterian Church
Corner Hamilton and Magnolia avenue
Sunday school services AZ 800 p. m.
CHRISTIAN,
North Side Christian Church Fisher
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a preacher, like a lawyer or a doctor,
who does nothing. n either a failure or
a fraud, and 80 the world will place him
sooner or later.
The preacher who writes and reads All
his sermons, and matntaine the dignity
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SO in the profession or law ana medi-
cine and even In the ministry for there
IS nothing in grace TO lift man above
his purposes or his ambition
dnrc say that diseernment has more
20 do with Hucceas In the professional
life than any other one thing. The
preacher who. with wiee dlscernmeut,
knows the relative value Of truth and
lis relative moving power, Is The preacher
who Is getting there with both feet
Truth has it's relative value and moving
power just as money haH. a copper cent
IL aH genuine coin as twenty dollar
god piece. but look at the difference in
their value. a sack full OF pennies make
a. bunk. Cornelius Vandetblit'a cheek for
million dollars does not weigh the hmm
dredth part OF an ounce.
50 In the reiD.m OF truth. all truth Is
true, but The relative vaire and moving
power OF truth Is Immense We take two
declarations Of truth from the great
Book The first: And there were giants
in those days. the other; whatsoever a
man Howeth. that si;nll be also reap"
In these two you iiave tho penny and
the twenty dollar gold piece Illustrated
The iirst has no uloyine power the sees
ond " lever, with which, with a right
fulcrum. you can turn the world over
J believe ] have met and shaken hands
with over ten thoiuan1 preachers. and
In all my knowledge I don't know a half
dozen who are not good men ana true.
They are the best men In tho world
Some o. them are 80 good they are good
for nothing
SAINT Pam aaia, Make full proof Of
your nlnirtry- ! take x that he meant
demonstrate your divine call, illustrate
your life work and prove your pince
Under the rule that what man does Is
the test Of what "a man ~ mnd nothing
else III a test u what he ~ IN iba niin-
vi
the rarest facilities and the suhllmesf
work that God has Offered 20 man; ond "a
no field will consecrated energy. symna-
thetic effort aud practical work accom-
pllsh 80 much.
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aaIrrlER's HIGH FAITH.

pose nine out OF ten Of really
4 Y people, were they TO express
4 y Telling, would speak much as
4 The mingled "dread nnd long
~ Which they look forward to
haole surrender of life. OF course
'lsni ana present surroundings
u, ~ influence WITH us. There are
4 4 satisfied souls who. as Charles
w can stalk into futurlW on
o-' there are more Fearings and
5asys than Grcathearts In view
~ w OF AN we know"
IN heard Garrison talk much Of
l IN spirtua ism. lie bod ma
v,s's'er and he was very nuppy.
70 him but the passing of
M Ion 70 another, and a higher
j ~, w iacts aid not convince me
nelieye new things and In
assrt au'h tremendous interest, I
n n Itlee doubly sure ] wonder
\ hIs,i could see real ghost, /
A M w my own senses. j do some
4 M ,,v'y near to dear ones who
4 N, perhaps they are with mo
cure they would be. n IT were
N,ols ! feel sure. that something
nv. yseH speaks to me. and holds
moj "Srhs, reprovcs ana approves.
& Il IL ~ " requires me to he
Ies IA Wise, for II knows tie
X :, lntents OF the heart II
.ta AM s'siallon Of God, and or his
s,t bse.a attributes; the one impor-
eant " "hich All others seem
< FirI.n,iilttle or nothing Of what is
aBss always been GOOD XIII ,be
NAY be abused md counter
W gbst lnere was a possibility or
4ot II really As. ~
'lllrry e---
oF TUE CHRISTIAN RE-
Advertiser
h. he most beaut,rn ,a.as enc.
.,..,' '@ed Of the gospel IL MAJ vh,c,,
slsl,,a'a as impartinE to a Christian
shrs..' OF Sod. st. Paul expressed
cht,.'s clear ana sublime. He saws
Try j, as beholdinB as In a glass
ali n, ne Lord. The new yor-
oysr slass mirror. A mirror
So Is i Hsalnst an object reflects and
ga ssstsse' This Is aecordinq m
slsaiivyss IN the gospel Good
" llka 70 he divine ntirlbntes'
:. Ark Ky w seraphlms toward the
J. Being, i nsssu opposite 10 the su-
! 4 dhibe'ot with nothing to inter-
= arn IND IaSs, and Rejecting In
ibntes snl by initiating the
~ mlrtofs ~ God, they bec0ne ~
exhibiting In themselves