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nfr ere two eIssses u women
VINO never swear d. sss siass, a.d
VINO invariably express il eorresa p
e'isA what they wish 10 ~. rhere
AZ il'0se who ars straid 'te-vbs
tn,uk = . sir ; or they ass III e,ae.-
s'.''s . ~cn'ep 81 =. =- ;: M.
vas ssisher - fad lantisx ~ 4.
sss'hl.e.elte npwoasuly tor 'ths psr.
Psse y ealing atten.iop 70 themssirs
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CAL FOR D.si.is: Attorneys ssrs,-

Br xEtAoriir vested j. mr. st "a,
members 81 !aaiciss Rsssig, Execa,.
livs Committee oi THE Demn-rris
parry 81 Tire Second Iaaicini nssasic.
herJbt cal = convention 70 he hala
u Meridian MAS, m The llrh as,
Of july, A y. 1885 Tor lss purpnss {
Eliminating d candidate al IIss Nent,-
cratic parry Tor Distriri Aginrnev Of
ssld aislriel, sna ! be-thy acsisnai,
SATURDAY, The 29h DAY o. Junn. 1885,
as Tie tsne tof tut countries 70 SELECT
deefeins 10 shid enuren,inh, IL such
Fcelner AZ thcy msr ,,nam t,e.l-
r II. tEvTs
Cha Dnm tx. Gaun,iircs a.
Second Judicial I}iSi-int
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Cntirssn Dnm tx. Gamn,iircs
Second InalcIai nISirinA

4 road making machine was on
trihi Of Jackson the other dsy, [,
Wal shown 1tuj the machine perform
nled more MD beficr work in a d.v
thin ferrp't-frc mer with picks and
nhnEal.-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

u 10 date ih,s season Crvsta.
Springs has shipped .aaa, - car
loads Of tra't and Vegetables The
Meteor of'sa; place estimates sAs 70
tsi output this eRsaa 81 Sst cEr las.ax
The tomato scrHass xloas j. kAuu1
Snp.ry tcres
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A. T. Dent, Assignee, luthe Chan
II7i -. cerv Cnmrt
VIM Porter Harris, Asrignor Of Noxubee
etal Co.. Miss.
ny ,trtnc OF an order entered In sid
cause AZ the April 1905 term Of said Court,
all creditors Of >nin Vim. Porter Hurfis, as.
signor, viii take notice that on
Tuesday. October seth. 1895,
beinS tue Ind day OF the October 1895 term
OF the Clanrery Court Of said county. said
cause viii be called and that on said d.,
the claims against said VIM. Porter Harris.
WIN % taken up n examination and atlju.
dicat!on and that all claims must DO fIrd
with the undersigned Clerk OH or before
Nalu .;nh dAyoi october, 1893, and that All
creilttDra may attend.
witness my hand and official seal, this
May Bid, 1895. JOHN 4. TYEOy.
"a.ii'E CIaUcery Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

n Feh iea.i Of s.sqse.ce = in sscr.
s abs Ell sitea1 Iiasdg /.
iecfsrt ira! Harafsy sgslSHx ,is,
siD9ert ), cEe II fo-azfk jsfe.e.-
att As ifs4rs.2t c.a.s 1mp1s.
~ fke b.s5 a3.e. = - +
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Ihe rapaciuas soons Of ;As Iro
quota club were sosteris, crowded
TO sufos alton n hear the champion.
of silver sud gold. harvey Gad Laugh.
lin.
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Notice.

There will be a meeting Of the De.
Mocrs'ic Executive Committee O,
Soxuoce county at the Court house il,
Macon CD Wednesday. May 20, 1895
al II O'clock, n. IN, for the purpose OF
deciding the method OF selecting de
legaies to district convention Mt Me.
rldian, July, nth, 1895: to nominate n
candidate for tho Office OF district at.
tornpy.
G. 3. AMEs, r. IIAuESsrr,s
Sec'y Pre-,
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thsSos EsScaS-Ths ; n~As
Peois s7s ara Cara IS laossak wci
as! haas r ssr a eaS5 ron NNt
'Ha % -.;Asr 3Naar3Hg swiss 70 sh,
cold sFol The saa - n Inc 4~ars
erey BODY 8 working eeal FhsslerS
sTe raas-Hg = { Eseng savsn,sra
ssass - -e>eu, -pib> Re nreal.l
The facss c'aH 1has hss sran maae
IN years Ten a. 90. in shs co,,,,
", ass mrs. SpUgsh "a make ghs ,~on
S"eTgiiHf - i0ves sna Tire coosr
@iahss high The hog cror u very
saaa thcrs wiG hs n.rnry o. mea, sos
Ihe h'2f tchr Ths ba>incss nu,too,
e hHiics shs maS>tanfs are hnri,
hff Q Suails Il are sunnh ins their
snsiomVrs ~ reasonable rs,r. rh,
charge eht M at which n.rSns t,,,y
81 a7tiSit Tor soai. and sci il To- s.
irroniraie slssa. NJ
+fH hcsltt ofiht country Is qcoa
49, "
some saii al s,nnl pnx W. /. aisf.r.,a
we wonia advise erc7y body TO be ~ae
esnatea TINT 10 iaer snsasi box and
spoA The beauty nj the girls. hecansc
VI VII MARI n deligste ssn SC VOC
Would not reooyuizc one Anthem,
Mt Fosters school vii close shou,
''R 'sst o. tAi. month and from nrrs
lndl~'ttons viii be a yr,.ad sur. !
rcsS. I
Aniher b'isan leeru~cd brrr an
aef'hefance ehi~n was very tina he :
be rnisous enoats of WHISKY ,
h s'oTins language. Ererohad, was t
vel pleased with hs lectures. lie
laa largo hoitsns eaal nt.hl
Rev a. 2. Buck preached 6 faa '
eTmoh ilsl SUNDAY q wee. ago. !
yas htshir approached bv all. vi ,,
'opt he vii como again soon. =
Pre-. slonr from Meridian preached
VII int ermnn in The Bapris Church :,
L III Aacsetl = piags. liz did vel
was highs landed b, liz rnng-e-
anon. Ssui' wuuld Ike 10 beur
ou again FRO. Stopr.
The candidates art vers nlinrro;s
{ see ihcn every day npd sun1r, -.
40, tut hey trs all clever fellows
ID some Of laefn will be elected.
K every n5au ! sce II lie is T cau1f
lie give him every ENCOURAGEMENT =,
ID bad han God speed on bis wsr -
office, Mississippi has more csudi 80.
'ss running shan any Other STATE. ~
c cant vote for all, but VII do our 49,.
81 10 give q lumber Of Them Il tilt -,
r Office. Wv
The NJ f. Sunday School is rrcpar. a.
Tor a uiee program for "Childreus 49,
next Sunday, 18Th, inst. ~,
Now. MY dear Mr.. Editor, | see -.
&c ifon last Issue Of your estimablc .n,
pr, nat one OF , our Texas cores 80
Josh wilkins, writes Of II,
wonderful happ'ucngs GU, in {
country. l presume they are Al, ,ho
reel. | can put n q~uiclus on hi, ,ho
lug his thinking aud guessing ca. wh
'itles, about Mehicus' slumbtr, IIc a..
oyca the sweetest SAUNDERS, uudis. cor
DC" by Florida fleas, Florida tjcks ia,
even by Florida politics" On sra
occasion when he went up Brai. =,
! river. on n camp.hupi, in n pariv. 60,
'e ladies along, The sand fly seem. hal;
10 disturb the siumbcrs of several.
not Me'icns'. Ono morning du. =.
= The hunt, NJ. salu,crcd close n. m
liud The camp fire., when cooking .t.
progressing. Que Of the ladles 49,
ecu mn a green bush, aud com b..
l'iIn TO use it il keeping off +, :,
sanh MES, while she made biscuit, -
could not refuse TO do 50. SIN he -.
lived no bitcs. "
aours with best wishes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

s'sf sos slsas9ss Iesssfs re 20,
sag - j9sss' assx stare. 1ADassf >.
hss'res ssp1s 7Iss. iAs sisus
10 s~1i fAassaas sssazrx al 8 oeaa,,2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Grand Lodge Knights of prthiss.
Aberdern Miss May i~4i7 1894.
The Mobile X ohio viii sell tickets
Tor This meeting 81 one and one third
'Are on tia certificate plsu. for the
round 'rip. This rate spplies from
Ticket stations oalr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

iev' VIC. Ross and AID Binion
hn' wife are attending the General
Assembly OF the Cumberland Prcslv.
ter'an church now IN session At Mort.
dinn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Two negro boys in Meridian had q
Sghi ,csirri y. Cornelius Foster
killed Dave Baker with "A base ball
bat,
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Castoria

"oastoria Is so we'll adapted !, .a,~.|
feoornInend II " supesisr.o..,"41
known To me-" pAsa1
i'll 30. Oxford S., Brootl,,
Our Physicians in tho eh,ld,.,,.
mene have spoken highly of tha,
enos IN theiF outside practice WI, ~.
a"a .',noasn We only have a,nou, !
'eo'e supplies what is known !, ,s,',.
Products. yet We arr free to COMES. NJ. \
mer1 OF o.s'oria has won us b lool l.
favor upon IT," "'1 y
t UNITED HosrirAL AND Dis,r,s.,,
AiIx1 Q. ssrrs. Res,,
RrrAy Street. New Yorl ~.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Genera Assembly Cumberland rres
bvtcrian Chnrrh,
Meridian lis. MAY 1k-2s 1898.
the Mobile 4 OHIO Ratlrosd will
sell round nip tickets Ia the ab "
A~ssrrnhly nu My iath. l@ih ma sSh
81 Que fsre These 'jcscls csn 10 rur
chasad from iirkct agents only sui
WI he good 10 return To Jane Srd,
1895.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Nr, Robert Cannon Is IN Macon,
docking ait r his interest in the Gil,
lespSc place, \ few miles south Of Ma.
ION lie has lately be, o no Of aye,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

A neat story CONES from A,cAisou.
Kansas. According 10 the Globe ioi
that city.a man went 10 sleep there
the ether night and dreamed he was
III a city governed entirely by women.
1t was scrupulou.ly clean and while
wandering around he saw three men
arrested Tor splitting GU the pavement
a garbage box at the real of each 10,
was hand painted aud tied With blue
ribbon. Mail bosc, were decorated
with drawn work ihrowsaud fire plugs
had cushioned seats Oh Top Of them =
sseei peas wera climbing over tbe Q
lrctric light poles aud A hand painted
cuspidor occupied a pla 0 on every
corner. There vas no bus meas, not o
team being allowed to pasl up or down
the main streets for tear Of mskinr
dust Tie town wAs deserted ave for
ihs police women. who mar he'd o.
and down 10 see ,ha' uo enc with ds.
II shoe. stripped into HE iovn,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

= lady u TooIey., La.. was very
s'fk With bilious cole when n C. Tis.
w. : prominent merchant Of the town
1eese nsr : bottle q Chamberlain
. !. cho'sfs ard Disfshoea Remedy,
|sle ~ she ~ veil IN forty MINI.
~ siser tskinx The doss. For s.le b.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Castoria q DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription s,.,
aud Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morn, ,uaas
other Narcotic substance. 1t Is a harmless raaoaoe
for Parcgoric, Drops. Soothing syrups, and c..."'"""."ass
1t Il Pleasant. Its guarantee Il thirty years, VI
Millions Of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms ~ .o y
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Son. a14n
cures Diarrhoen and Wind Collie. Casto,,, v~%
tecthing troubles, cures constipation md e,.., 1--we
Cassoria .assimilatsa ~the~ food. regulates the ..os!
and bowels. giving healthy aid natural slesn ="
TORN Is tho Children's Panacea-the Mothers r.,.s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castcrla.


General Assembly rresssierias
Church,
Dsllas, TEES, NAV IL IS,
The Mobile 4 OHIO viii sci roaaS
trip tickets TO the above AssenlAy ON
May iS'h. l4th and 18th al ane Ssrc
good 10 rSiurr June Sra 1895 Tick
cts will he SOLD from ali coupon oEces
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Whatever tie lon %. ufiee !. ras
End II Al HsiHrjcl1.. hixs vr:c., ,te
7Bx-sEEts.rt
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NHERsrF's SALE.

EThe st,te OF Mississippi,
+ Noxubee County.
Frank skiuner
Nos Va. r~ye.,,,,u
Harrington d. Bro. ct al.
.! virtue of the ai,n,e suited writ direct,
ca 70 me from The ntirs OF ". =, Minor
circuit Clerk Of said county, | will. on
Monday, tho 3rd day Of June. 1895,
~ Tue Lonr House Of sa;d COUNTY. within
tpgA, hnurs, sell by suction to the h'rLe,t
bidder for cash, the following real proper.
~, which has been levied on by me a. the
properly Of OF said dcfoniarts ant will
wit '' W.
Tug north baIfo f northeast quarter Of ser.
tion -, anu lots !. !. . and 4 SECTION oS. Al;
IN township IL. range 10. containing 200 n.
eFss more or less and situated IN the above
county aud state.
,,. z. T. DORROH.
ma! TOT Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18

Sniiohal kneampmeht af United Cen
fpdrraft veterans.
Houston TrHm Nng g ~ lseS.
Tho Mobile 4 OHIO viii sell roand
trir fictcfs 70 tiie above cacsmpnspt
Nay l7th md 18Th good Ear ten ,lnv,
uffsr Sai", 1acsets sod from coupou
Offices.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18
Castoria.


"Castods 70 On excellent Mediclne ior chil.
dnn. Mothers have repeatedly to1A me a IL
god effect upon thelr childrsn."
Da. q. G. ossooD,
Lowell, AAR
"Castcrio Is Tic lest rsIuody for chlldren Of
which ! am acquainted. I hope tao day d not
for distant when mothers wtiiconsder the rual
intervst Of their children, and usc Caetoria In.
stead Of the rariousquack nostruns which arc
destroying their loved ones, By forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
Agents down their throot1 thereby ssndins
than 70 premature graves" !.
DR. J. r. Kxcnnos,
Conway, Ark.
The Ceataur oewpany. n 4
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mere has been some lighting IL
New Orleaus amo8g.. The lcyee work.
ere. aud a negro foreman was shot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18
KILL-GERM
CURES ITCH
IN 80 MINUTES,

Cures Mango on Dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy.
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by
Macon Druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-05-18


NTATlCN NOTICE
The State Of Mississippi. :.
Anna 2. Beardeu.
No. 1910 ". In the ch.nc,ry cour,
1..,m Of Soxnbec County.
10 John Patterson, 4 NONRESIDENT dcSen.
Mc comnMnd you to be and appear no.
Tore the Chaneellor of said CHAM, nv i,our,
At aterm thereof to he holden At tho Court
rouse. 10 the town Of Macon. In said coun.
y. on the 4th Monday of October. A. Is.
lSOs, Their and there to plead. nnswer or
uenlur 70 the original bill IN said Cause.
"nrrein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal If s,Li
Court Affixed, this 3rd day Of May. A. o..
Iess. JOHN A. Tyson.
.n'yI'''t Chancery Clerk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31
TAYLOR GOES
Over the Road to the Pen. The Supreme
court Holds With the Lower in the
Sentence, But the Law Can be
Tested After He Serves
Two Years.

Pierre dispatch, 30: The supreme
court to-day handed down a decision re-
manding ex.State Treasurer Taylor to
the sheriff, who will leave with him for
the ~penitentiary tonight. The opinion
vac on the jurisdiction of the lower
court in giving sentence in excess of the
general embezzlement law. The court
holds that the lower court did not ex-
coed it's Jurisdiction, but that, after
Taylor has served two years, he can test
the validity of the tive-year sentence.
The opinion was given by Judge Cor.
son Judge Kellam concurred, by
reason of the weight of authorities max
ing it a rule to correct the decisions OF
the lower court, rather than to annul
them, In order to prevent the failure OF
justice. Taylor's attorneys may appeal.
Judge Kellam, in his opinion, which is
regarded as one OF the most able he has
ever rendered, says:
"A court commits an error when it
does something which it has. legal power
to do, but ought not to do. 1t exceeds
it's jurisdiction when it does something
which it has no legal power to do, and
that jurisdiction means more than con.
troll OF the person and authority to try
the question to issue, and includes power
to render the judgment which it does
render. In the absence of adequate
statutory law upon the subject, as some
states have, the courts have felt com.
PEELED to an illogical position iu
order to prevent a failure Of justice upon
the ordinary dangerous doctrine that
the end often justiies the MEANS"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31
REAL ESTATE ~TRANHFERS

For the Month Ending Aug. 81, 1898.
Emma Petheran to Frank M.
Petheran, nw4 Of ne4 section
100
Mary Lawson and Robert Lawson
to J. Leslie Thompson, receiver,
NJ Of neH section 1.1O7-52.... $4,000
Minnie Koehler and j. B. Koehler
to Dora VanDoren, lot 6, block
l, Coburn's addition. ...>..... 10000
VIM. VanEps and wife to City Of
Madison, lots 10 and %, block 6,
Town Proprietor's Third add. . . 10000
A. NJ. Bowdle and wife to Iowa
and Dakota Land Co., se1 Sec
ton 15-1O8.51.. $1,000
Geo. Hicks to Margey Hicks, lot
ID, block 10, Original plat. city
of Madison. ... 10000
Frank R. Fuller and wife to Ar
thur G. Mcknight, nw4 section
l-lO5 5a...-......... ......... 100
Nancy J. Berry to Alonzo Ellis
And Ralph NJ. Riggs, lots 4 and
s, block 8, Clark & McKinnon's
addition to Madison. 1850
Robert F. Bullen and wife to Mar.
garet A. Vesey, the Jerome
rancho. 5000
Margaret A. Vesey to the Title
Guarantee and Trust Go. of Chi
cage, same property a. above. LOO
Ed Brook aud wife to Brook-Bar-
low Investment Co., the Martin
rarche neutrality-suspicious.. $500
John w. Davis and wife to James
w. Dixon, nw4 section 2l-1O8-51 LOGO
! Hugh Williams and wife to E. r.
Kenefck, nwA sec 2~6.1O6-51.... $500
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31

Smoke Kurth's Flor de Basco, best Sc
cigar in town.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31
THE CITY.
e ~BREVlTIES.

OCAL BREV titles.
Wheat AZ cents; fax 70.
John Slater went t. Sioux Falls.
E. G. Whalen returned to Spirit Lake,
Iowa, to-day.
Mrs. jacob Kundert was a passenger
for Luverne, MINI.
Sunday school Missionary D. P. Ward
was an evening arrival.
Mrs. John Walden returned from the
west on the morning train.
Some fiours are good, others are bet
ter, Dwight's Flour absolutely the best.
WIN. O'Connell, who has been out
visiting old neighbors, returned TO Bara-
boo, Wis.
Roy Miller, the ~lO-years-old son Of
Land ord Miller OF the Hotel Madison, is
a very sick boy to-day.
wv. H. Dempster returned from his
two weeks institute work at De Smet.
The enrolment was $50.
Manager Kramer and Henry Kauf-
man, OF Kaufman Bros, Chicago, we're
: arrivals on the evening train.
Be sure and attend tho lawn social
this evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cline. Ice cream and cake.
The Epworth Leaguers serve ice
cream and cake this evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Cline.
X Gen. Beadle returned last evening
from Lake Geneva, Wis, Mrs. Beadle
going to Chicago meanwhile to visit q
daughter.
Miss Oracle jerks, who has spent hea
summer vacation in Iowa, and visited at
Flandreau on the way back, returned
home last evening. ;
"A number Of our city people went out
to the country home Of Miss Annie
O'Counell to a large and very enjoyable
party given by her mother last evening.
Arrivals on the train from the east
this evening were ], w. Cot and wife,
Miss Lovelsnd, sister of Mrs. O. q. Muir.
ray, Laura Fuller and Carrie Sundahl
Mrs. Poke, mother Of Rudolph Poke
OF this city, who was struck by paralysis
some time ago, died last night and will
be buried tomorrow at 4 p. m. from the
German Baptist church, Rev. Mr.. Tilg.
ner conducting the service.
A letter from H. E. st. Clair, ESQ , te
a friend in this city last evening an.
nounces the death OF little Carroll, in.
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Beer
man, formerly of this city, on the eve
ming of the 18th inst He was 20 months
old, and was sick about two weeks.
Agent Larkin gives notice hat there
will be special rates to the State Fair a,
Sioux Falls September 80 to October 4
The rate will be Q straight fare tor the
round trip. Special excursion trains
will run from Lake Preston on the 1, 2
3 and 4th of October, leaving Madison a,
Sa. M, and reaching here on return a,
9p. IN. ...
Yankton Press, 20: Our published
market quotation for oats representa- tn,
chipping price. at which farmers are no
o selling, 90 there 10 no transactions
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31

BRTTToN, S. D., Aug. 3l.-A contract
has just been let fer the sinking Of an
artes.an well en- the farm Of Stokes
Bros. This will be the first well sunk
in this section for irrigation purposes,
and the experiment Will be watched
with interest. II it proves to be a sue
cess, several townships in this and ad-
joining counties will probably issue
bonds and sink wells in time for next
years crop.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-31

Services by Rev. N. M. Mime at the
Vermillion school house at 10 a.. m. and
at Thompson's hall, this city, at 8 p. m.
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d THOMAS { A
The South Dakota Jurist S~ucculnbs
st Brights Disease.

81 Brights Disease.
DEADwooD, s. D., Aug. 31.-Judge
G, n. Thomas of this city died in a san
itaxium in Chicago from Brights disease.
The>jndge left here about five weeks
ago to be treated, but has been grad
ually failing ever since. Mrs. Thomas,
who has been with the judge since he
left here, and Mrs. Stuart Fox Of Dead
wood, their only child, Were at his he'd
side when he passed away.
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THE CHURCHES.
Order OF Exercises In the Different
Houses OF Worship In the City
Tom Orrow.

~H~cr y AAcFCleeS In the
Houses or Worship In the City
TO-Morrow.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The pastor, DR.. A. T. Wolff, will
preach at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Morning subject, shrinking the Golden
Calf" Evening, peoples service; special
music. Subject, different Friends,
Friendship and My Friend" Sunday
school at moor. Children's service,
conducted by the pastor, at $50 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at Gas p. m. Every
body invited to these services. >
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning sermon, mo Waste in Love-"
followed by the Lords Supper. Sunday
school at II m. Juniors at $3.50 p. m.
Young Peoples Union at GAS. At the
evening service, Mr.. D. P. Ward, state
president Of the Y. P. o., will give some
Echoes Of the Baltimore international
B. Y. P. Y. convention" This will be
MI. Wards last visit here before leaving
to become Sunday school missionary for
California, on September l6. Tho pub.
lie is cordially invited.
NJ. E. CHURCH
Class meeting at 4:45 a. m. Preaching
at 1890. Subject, "God's Hand in Mis-.
slons." Sabbath school at IL IN. Jun.
Tor League at $3.50 p. m. Epworth
League at Gas p. m. Woman's foreign
missionary meeting at 7:45. A "thank
Offering" anniversary service, with specia.
music, vocal and instrumental solos, an.
thems, etc. Papers and Rotations ap
propriate to the occasion will be given
Everybody cordially invited to these
services.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services by Rev. N. NJ. Mime at the
Vermillion school house at 10 a.. m. and
at Thompson's hall, this city, at 8 p. m
Look Here.
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