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hIs membershIp DO 50 that the feast may

his membership do so that tho feast may
be held In the city of Houston.
a letter was received from Galveston,
which reads as follows: we will enjoy
eating your turkey In Galveston, we are
ahead"
Rev G.. w. Story will address the meet
ing this afternoon at 4 o'clock In the hall
Of the association. All men are cordially
invited. Good music has been prepared by
the quartette. Come and bring a friend
to enjoy the meeting.
At o'clock this morning there will be
meeting for men in the rooms for thirty
minutes. All men are invited, especially
all Christian men
Wednesday is Christmas Day and the
Junior department IL to hold n meeting at
1880 that day. Let every member be there
with one friend who is not less than 10
years old. a good time.is In store.
The educational Glasses VIII adjourn on
the evening of the 23d till after the holt
days.
A meeting of the membership will be
called for Friday night of this week.
Let there be Il l,ood attendance.
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THE Y. NJ G. 4.

Yesterday morning as one OF tho boys,
who Ii member of the junior depart
ment. came into tho rooms he looked IN
and said; "Ah. 60 and 60; well. we will
turn them down, Here are four new mem
bers.' ana the entire Junior department
sent up shout and said; 1--WE will turn
them down this week" This Is now get
ting quite Interesting as the time draws
70 u Close. there being but seventeen days
Tor work Oh this canvass Every member
VINO hils not renewed his membership for
some Few months is asked to cali and
RAISE the thermometer. II Is money rails :
on memberships and therefore lei eve,
man IL the city who has not as yet placed
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VERDICT or AcoulrrAL..
Police Officer cur Ellison out of Il

Police Officer chr Ellison out OF His
Trouble
officer chr Ellison was arraigned in
the criminal court yesterday to answer to
an Indictment charging him with assault
to murder In February last officer El-
lison arrested a. c. Jones. alias Buchan-
an. Ellison alleged that the prisoner
broke away and attempted to assault
him when he drew his pistol and shot
Jones through the shoulder The Jury re-
turned u verdict OF acuuittal and officer
Ellison was warmly congratulated by his
1ripnaA.
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A pure and perfect woman. a loving wife
and mother. n kind. sweet and faithful
daughter. Just in the bloom of woman
hood. To the father and mother. brothers
and sisters husband and darling little
onos. / would say weep not for the dear
In her youth she was cherished bv ali
who knew her. She has left four sisters
Mrs. j. W. Clark. Mrs. A. 6. Hume. Mrs.
Reose r.. Ronand. Miss Ada Common and
three brothers. Mr.. J. r Conner. II. n.
Conuor and J. J. Connor of Hearne. 10
mourn her loss. Tho home of her parents
is ono OF grief and woe for their loved one.
whose place can not be filled in their
family circle on this earth. May they all
meet in heaven, where parting is no more.
and bliss VIII reign forever and sorrow
VIII never come.
From ono Who Loved Her Dearly.
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ORPHANS AND PooR BOYS.

To the Editor or The Post;
Houston. Texas, December H.-Through
an error our communication OF the 18th
neglected TO state that tho boys Of the
DE Pelchin Faith Home were included in
our Christmas gift to tho orphaned boys
OF Houston. Please correct this error for
us and invite all the orphaned and poor
boys OF Houston. between the ages of 4
and IL years. To call on us Christmas
morning between 10 and u o'clock and get
a suit OF clothes with our best wishes.
Very truly. Lewis & Rosenberg.
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LOCAL DEATH ROLL


Horace Cone died Mt st. Joseph's Inflrm-
airy yesterday at 12:45 o'clock, after an i'll
ness OF more than a year. The remains
were removed to the undertaking estab-
lishment of Wall 4 Stable The funeral
will take place from Christ church at $50
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. II. ID. AYES
officiating.
Deceasd was the san OF Mrs. Amaruth
II. Cone and was Al years old at the time
OF his death. His father, Horace Cone.
who preceded the son to the land of eterna!
rest, was an able lawyer and leading citi-
zen of Houston. and at one time edited
the Houston Telegraph He also repre-
scnted this county in the lower house of
the Texas legislature.
Horace Cone was q man of fine literary
attachments and possessed of histrionic
talent of a high order. He was a profess
sional actor. had travelled extensively, and
was well known and we'll liked by the
bright stars in the theatrical armament
Of this country. lie won more than fleet
ing honors before the footlights, and no
doubt would have won lasting lauiels had
his health been spared. His many friends
In Houston and throughout the country
will regret his early demise.
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r. Kornblain. A. ]. Kelsey A. Lacy, j
Lynch, C. r. Munger NJ. r. McNabb. W
c. Mcbride. ]. Nelson. Dan Nash, W. r.
Phelps. J. Rawkin, J. 7. Rochelli. u. r
Rowe. c. Shannon, w. II. Shannon. j. n.
Thompson, u. Wade S. S. Waters. Robt.
Ward, ]. W. West =. j. OFT.
Pacitic Express compsny-F. johnson,
child A. J. Hogan. l.. c. Purkeson, q
Nine L. westphal. Ella Nichols. John Me
Cormick, S, NJ. Evans. l.. r. Lang. Walter
SSheryard G. c white J; f. BurkIiatdt !,
Lewis. Simon Bros. j. ]. Oberlc. VIVA
Clark. G. r. Wicgand, 3; Ed KAN. Joe
E1ker, Geo. J.. Vaughan, ] NJ. Wesner
w. W. Chamberlain. II. Gilmore. w. u.
Zoe, c. A. Mckinney, I'm White e. X
Iiall. Thos Wilson. Mrs. @. GoldthMaite.
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Mrs. Mnrgaret Mcclanahan.

Mrs. Margaret McClonahan wife OF
John Mechanism, died Saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at 2209 Gano street.
Shc was horn in Dublin. Ireland, in 1890.
aud married John Mechanism in 1870.
Her husband survives her. The funeral
services will be held at the Hardy Street
Presbyterian church this morning at II
o'clock Rev. G.. W. Story officiating In
torment will take place in Hollywood
CemptsrV
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OrFICERs ELECTED.

The following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year By protcc-
ton Lodge No. Il, Order Chosen Friends,
last light:
c. c. Beavers. past councillor. c. Il.
or: j. Wynielt secretary. Il. c. Crawford.
treasurer. a. 4. Read. prelatc; f. j. Mou
hocscn. marshal ]. a. Lewis. wardor, w..
/. Hemstedt, guard ! W. Clark, sentry.
r. II. Parker and A. T.. Stcrnenberg, repre-
sentatvcs 20 common council.
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DIR. Rca, who has recently opened an
office In the Mason building, thus city. is
mas from some of the best medical col
lcpos I'm America and has practiced his
profession in some OF the largest institu-
tons IN the world. He IS ono of the
principal managers of the southern Med
ioa and Surgical Institute, Louisville
Ky. which was formerly an old class
to embrace the new theories of modern
medical science. and is today one of the
standard systems OF medicine and manual
healing I'm the country with a practice
extending to almost every state in the
Union. They now have under treatment
more than six thousand patients. DR.. Rea
has an assistant with him and comes pre-
pared to perform any surgical operation
no matter how difficult.
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COTTON EXoHANGE MASCOT.
A Large Cotton Plant Transformed Into
a Christmas Tree

Large Cotton Plant Transformed into
Christmas Tree.
A few days ago tho Post described n
largo cotton plant grown on the oyster
Creek plantation OF Major Howard. In
Fort Bend county. II Is fifteen feet in
! height and measures twelve feet from
M 10 tip of It's branches. when the Old
coiored drayman carried II into me cot
ton Exchange hall some one exclaimed
| mere comes a Christmas tree" A few
minutes before ecnilcmau handed So
| rotary KIDD s. bill for Bayland or
nhans Home, ana the happv thoutht
| flashed upon him to utilize the so.roiled
Xmas tree for the bencnt of the homl,
ana he az once placed q placnrl on one
OF Us branches y thai effect, This
OF the English colony. Mr. Il H. Hooper
mno az once assessed the members of
| we exchange so much each. and tool, NJ,
n collection resulting IN ovor s60 81
WHICH carrying ont the wish Of tn "a. II.
seiihers so were given 10 Tho De palchin
falth home, ami the remainder WIN h
| 4iitspsisrI through the hands OF Secretary
| hlud Tor me enjoyment ana comfort Of
| Home. W i"i"' 2
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MRS. MARGARET PRICE.

Mrs, Margaret Price died at her home,
90 Hamilton street, last night, aged 81
years. The funeral viii tako place from
Christ church at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Rev Henry ID. AYES officiating.
Deceased vas the daughter OF w. V. X.
Watson and the wife of Captain George
Price. hookkoepcr and teller of the Com
mercial National bank. She was IA highly
cultivated lady. of marked literary ability
and social qualities and womauiy graces.
which made her marked favorlte with
all who knew her
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uNCLAIMED PACKAGES.

Below win be found list of unclaimed
express packages for the week ending
December q;
Wells-Farso Express Company
". NJ. Allen, II. II. Binsley. J.. y. Brown.
=. Chance. w A. Cockrel. ]. Do!an, NJ.
Dillon, o. Egli. Ella Freeman, q. W.
Greenby. D. y. Gillespie. W. c. Gunlock.
G.gH. Hart. u. G. Harrington. Houston
Electric Manufacturing Co.. $. W. Harii-
son. T. Mss. George johnson, ID. Jantz,
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died. in this city December u, 1895. Mrs,
$. j. Secrist. wife of j. G. Secrist, and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Conner.
Tho subject of the above sketch might
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LOCAL RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Special Christmas Music at Several
Churches-Notes.

Churches-Notes.
Special Christmas music will be rendered
by the choir at the Central Christian
church, corner OF Caroline street and
Cabitol avenue, next Sunday. Choristcr
VIM. llodgkins and Pastor j. G, Mason
OF the Central Christian church invite
members of other choirs and other singers
TO meet with them Monday night TO prac-
tice for the meetings to be held by
Evangelist Northcutt. beginning Dccem-
Der ~.
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The New orleans Times Democrat re-
ports the presence in Houston of one of
tho most noted hlghwaymen, footpads
and burglars of New Orleans. He re-
Gently broke jail AT Baton Rouge and
came to Houston with three or four pals
fully as desperate as himself
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A negro at the Market square last night
created n disturbance by loud and bois-
ferrous conduct. officer Reed attempted
TO arrest the fellow and he resisted vio-
lenty. Officer Smith ran To- the ASA -
tancc of his colleague. and finally tho
negro broke away, lie was pursued 10
che Frnphln street bridge, where he
Jumped Into the hnYor. distance of
twenty feet. llis light was accelerated
direction he was going 10y Officer Smith,
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THE COURTS.
A Record OF Proceedings In the Differ
ent Courts Yestcrany.

Record OF Proceedings In the Differ
ent Courts Yesterday.
In the criminal district court tomorrow
the trial OF +. s. Preacher and Lawrence
Reynolds, Indicted Jointly on three
charges OF murder. is set for hearing
This Is the prosecution growing out Of
the tragedy In Peters alley last spring
when three negroes were killed.
The murder trial of Willie Sims. col
ored. who is charged with killing another
negro at the corner of Congress avenue
and Fannin street, was continued until
next term Of court.
The following cases were disposed of
J. A Crawford. theft; bond forfeited
i; +, MeNally. carrying pistol, bond
otto Armbrus;er theft: not guilty.
c. T. Ellison, assault TO murder. not
Richard Lee carrying pistolf nned s25
motion for a new trial yesterday on sub
stantially the following grounds:
first-The court erred in Its general
charge to the jury.
consideration of the testimony of Witness
Ross.
Thiri--Because the court erred in not
permitting defendant to prove tho char
anter OF the neighborhood in which tho
homicide occurred.
Fourth--In refusing to allow defendant
10 prove that $500 or 500 In gold was
waichmen, an agent OF Chief Pructt.
Flfth-The court erred in admitting to
evidence what purpoucd TO he certified
copy Of the last win OF Sophia Colin.
Sixth and Seventh-Because the codrt
erred in admitting In evidence what pur-
ported to be a certified copy Of power of
attorney said to have been ISSUED by,
Frank Colin TO one James Wilkersnn, and
in admitting as evidence Il paper pur-
porting TO be n certified deed from de-
PENDANT to one II, MaR,rrson.
Eiehth-Tha court erred In permitting
witness, W. n. pav, to testify In regard
to the existence and execution of the pur-
ported VIII or sophia Colin.
Nlnth-Bccause the court erred IN per-
hitting the witness. Alfred Wshey TO
testify similar to above
Ten'h--Because the court erred In per-
hitting witness A. T. Sternenherg. to
testify rs 20 conversations between him
self and Alfred Wisbey.
Tlevcnth-Because the court erred IN
refusing . permit witnesses. pr J Il.
Stuart and pr. V S MacNidcr. to testify
that defendant ai the time Of the homicide
was afflicted with cysti.ls
Tvclfth--The court erred IN not permit
ting witness. Fisher. TO prove certain
declarations made 10 him Nv the defend
ant
Observation-Disclosures the verdict Of the
jury IS contrary to and Is not supported
hv the evidence
Fourteenth Recausc the verdict If the
Jury a. contrary to law, In that tho evil
dence failed to show the guilt Of defend
ant beyond reasonable douht
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THE MORRIS ILLUSIONS.

special programme has been arranged
for Christmas week at the show of Won
ders, at 30z Main street. Another illusion
will be shown. 1t Is a very beautiful
transformation scene called "Clinging TO
the Cross" and is said 10 be more won
derful than the statue turning to life.
Another new feature Will be an exhibition
of spirit table lifting, and then Mr.. Nor
ris wiz give a complete expose of il aud
show Just how the Spirits" lift the tai
bles. Tho other illusions that have At
tracted so much attention Will also he
shown. Both of the new features will be
given at every exhibition.
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At The First Presbyterian church cor
ner Of Main street and Mckinney ave
nue.. the good ladies' have been busily en-
gagged for the last two days decorating
their beautiful lecture room preparatory
to the Christmas services today. 1t goes
without saying that these services, both
as regards the music and sermon in morn
ing and The responsive service with male
puartotto ut night. win be of the most
Interesting and Instructive character.
Strangers in the city are especially in
vited to attend, whore they viii be cor
dially welcomed. Fun corps OF gentleman
~ ushcrs In attendance.
The annual Christmas services will be
held at Shearn Methodist church at II
Il. m. aud 1870 p. m today Music and
sermons In keeping with both occasions.
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Lengthy reasons why you should buy
Your lumber from Ware. He has the best.
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POLICE PICK-UPs.

officer Tom OLoary made several mr..
rests yesterday of suspicious persons.
John Howard charged with vagrancy
was arrested yesterday and fined 81 and
costs by Recorder I'm.
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cigar IN tho city. Only one dollar a box
Of twenty-five. Frank Herbs News Stand,
PrcSt on street.
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Ladies. remember with every "a cent
purchase YOU receive a fine piece OF sheet
music free. Fire works of all kinds at
Frank Herbs News Stand.
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blackburn & Bailey, up-to-date photog
raphcrs. l00Sl2 Prairie avenue.
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JIfsTTcp uIIserv,s corfpr

JUSTICE HUSSEY'S COURT.
beatrice Jones, abusive language IS
and costs,
Robert Hoard, abusive language. jury
trial, s. aud colts
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Burehcims for fire Perfumes.
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The latest improvements In photography
Blas & Bailey. l00Sls Prairie avenue.
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CIvIL DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases were disposed n
yesterday IN the civil district court. Hon
s. II Brashcar. presidng
Fannie Carter vs.. John s Carter; judg-
ment for divorce and costs.
W. a Heddouhcrg o.. al VS. ]. II. Me
Hinnon; plaintiffs take a non-suit IN 81
Far ms the case concerns the defendants
G, y. Spindcr. s. J. Girardaris ana Frank
Summers and Gussie Schmidt; jury still
ont.
W. r. johnson vs.. Gulf Colorado md
santa re Railway COMPANY jury out
IL q. Williams VS.. Houston ana Texan
Central Railway company e' al. iudg-
mcnt for plaintiff against the Houston
and Texas CrDHal Railway company
and the Missouri, Kansas nn1
Texas Railway COMPANY Tor So q
and ludem nt over and In favor
OF the Houston ana Texas Central
Kansas and Texas Railway romonrv Cor
the Same amount. Judgment IN favor 81
the Texas and Nov Orleans Railway
company.
james T .. wilson Va. James d. Cage
OF al, on trial.
NOTES or THE COURT HOUSE.
Suit for divorce, styled Annie NJ Long
bottom "a. George L5ngbottom. was dlod
with District Clerk J. r. Watles yoster-
day
Marriage licenses were issued to the
Clerk Ed +. Dupree' Lee II. Frazer ana
Mrs. Celestine Woodward, Joseph a
Honore and Fannie Han; O. W How
ard and Corncla McLcmorc; Peolia X
Fonsworth and Collie Constant Man
dry.
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Fine line Of holiday goods at Burg
helms.
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j. Reilly Gordon and w. H. Foster asso-
ciatcG architects. Clio Main street, ground
floor, consultation free
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Ladies' Purses Csc, soc. 75c. si.Co and
up.
Ladies' Shopping Bags at various prices.
Manicure Sets for Ladies and Misses.
Silk Scarfs at 4Sc, Soc. 75c and t1.0O.
SILK Table Covers, SIZE, $500. $3.50 and
$500.
SILK Lambrquins $500. $500, $500 and
s5Oo.
Gents Initial Silk Handkerchief. at 25c
and soc.
Ladies, silk Umbrellas $500. $3.50, $500
and up to $1,000.
Ladies Black silk Hose s1.O0. $50, sl.75
and 500.
Ladies Black Sateen Understands 75c,
sl.0O, $.25 and $3.50.
Ladies' Black Alpaca Underskirts $500,
$3.50. $500 and $500,
Ladies' Black silk Undersklrts $3.50,
500, $3.50 and $500.
Boys silk Bows at 25c and SOC.
Gents Scarfs at 25c and SOC.
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MILLINERY.

Tam o'Shanter Caps, for Children and
Misses. ~'S
Infants Silk Caps.
Feather Boas White and Black.
Pretty Hats, for Ladies, Children ana
Misses. at low prices.
Fancy Toque Caps. for Children.
Swiss Aprons at Csc, 75c, SIC and sl.Oo.
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The Wonder store sens TOYS.
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Soldiers Reunion.

There viii be- D reunion of the old
soldiers, held N Miller Oct. 1917 and
Is by the Hand county veteran as
ISOLATION. All Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines are cordially invited to at
tend. There viii be houses provided
for all from q distance who want to
camp. The citizens of Hand county
are also invited 10 join at the vete-
rams and have II royal good time.
There will be Il good program for
each day and evening. No means
Will be spared to make the occasion
pleasant for all. r. S. WILLETT,
FRANK MYERS, Pres.
Sec.
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South Dakota state Fair.

For the above occasion the North
Western line will sell excursion tick
cts to Sioux Falls and return at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale from September % to October 4,
inclusive, good for return passage to
October 5, 1895. For tickets and
full information, apply to agents c.
& n. w. R'y.
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John Welsey:--Condemn no man
for not thinking as you think. Let
every one enjoy the full and free lib
erty of thinking for himself. Let
every man use his own Judgment.
Abhor every approach, in any kind
or degree, to the spirit ofpersecution.
Ii you cannot reason or %pursuade a
man into the truth, never attemptto
force a man into it,"
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Rec HeisrhIS.

Rev. p. 3. Fisk and wife h ave re
moved from Pleasant Valley to Rec
Heights. They are stopping at T.
r. Gardeners till q house can be
bought or rented for them.
Mr.. Vannice is slowly recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever and
will accompany hisfatherto his home
in Russell, Iowa, as soonas he is able
to tlayel.
Charles Whitcomb lett Saturday
for Chicago where he viii study dent
istry. Charley willb Ne g.reatl..y missed,
as ne was always full OF fun, and
made things lively at all social gath
erings.
Mr.. John Ramey's brother and sis
ter from Wis. are visiting him at his
home in Spring Hills. Mr.. Ramey
has been quite sick, but is much bet
ter now.
Two children Of Mr.. r. Louzon have
been very sick with typhoid fever.
The Ladies' Aid and Mission society
will hold q public meeting Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly returned
from Brookings county last week.
They report bountiful crops, but
wheat graces No. B. We can raise
better wheat in Hand county, if not
SO much of it.
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Interstate Fair ut Sioux City.

For the above occasion the North
Western line will sell excursion tick
cts to Sioux City, Ia, and return at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale from September 10 to 20, in
elusive, good for return passage to
October /, 1895. For tickets and
full Information, apply to agents C..
& n. W. R'y.
Y. p. $. L. e.. subject and Leaders for
the Followingdatcs:
Oct. 6-"The duty OF Happiness"
Leader-Mrs. Ethel Clifford.
Oct. 13-"How may our society do
better work" Leader-Ed Kintigh.
Oct. 20-''Christian patriotism
what does it require OF us?' Leader
C. L. Pinkham.
Oct. 27-"Obedience to God-what
does it involve?" Leader-Nellie
Potter. Com.
The five months old baby boy Of
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Cottreli died Sat
urday morning, OF whooping cough.
Very impressive services were held
Sunday ut the Presbyterian church,
conducted by Prof. Pinkham and
Rev. Bates, after which the remains
were carried to their last resting
place in the G.. A. Il. cemetery, and
Christ's admonition to "suffer little
children to come unto me for such is
the Kingdom of Heaven" soothes
the wounded hearts OF the sorrowful
parents.
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TakGn up.

have taken up at my place Sept.
%, OH sec. 9-111-69, II head OF
horses described az follows: 3 bays
with stripe in forehead, weightabout
1900 lbs; 3 blacks, weight 100; l
gray norman mare weight 1900 lbs;
3 yearling colts; / black sucking
colt. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying expense OF
keeping and advertising.
Alta WILL BUTTS.
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An exchange touches exactly the
right cord when it says: at is the
local paper that prints your home
news; that says a word Of sympathy
when you are sorrowful; that speaks
a kind word for your dear dead; that
advertises your town and farm; that
builds up your city andcountry; that
helps you in q thousand ways, and
not the big metropolitan paper you
can get so cheap"