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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09

| Streisau. when Sapt interrupted me.
After that 1 coufdn't-I couldn't risk
/ losing you before-oetor~-I must My
darling. for you l nearly left the king
10 die!
~ knowi knowi What are we to
do now. Rudolf
Il put my arm around her aud held
ne- up while said:
- am going away tonight
''Ah. 40. no. she crsed. Not to-
night.
II must go tonight. before more
1 peopls have seen me. And how would
you have nre stay. sweetheart. exeeye-'
''Tf could come with your she wni.-
pered very low.
MY Godr said roughly. don't talk
back from me.
why not? 1 love you. You are IA
good a gentleman as the king.
Then ! was false TO all I should
have held by. For / caught her in my
arms and prayed her. in words th~t
viii not write. ~ come with me. darinf,
all Rurttania to take her from me. And
for awhile she listened. with wondering
Gazzied eyes. But as her eyes hooked
on me j grew ashamed and my voice
died away IN broken purmers and at
last l was silent.
she drew herself from me and stood
against the waH. while sat on the edge
OF she sofa, trembling In every limb.
knowing what 1 had done-ioathsng Il.
obstinate not 10 undo H. SO We rested
for 4 long time.
'''I am mad / said suileniy.
~ love your madness. dear che az
swered.
..t4a.- Co. 49, $500 E.. -. -. .
caught the sparkle OF "A tear on her
cheek. / clutched the sofa with my
hand and held myself there.
lis love the only thing she asked.
IN Tow. sweet tones that seemed 20 bring
a calm even To my wruuy heart *
love were the only thing I could follow
you-in rags, ~ NED be--to the world =
end. for ysu hold my heart IA the hol-
low OF your hand But Is love Tho
only thing
Il made her 10 answer. II givss mo
shame now TO <hink that / would help
her.
she came near me and laid her hand
on my shoulder. ! put my hand Up and
held hers.
~ know people write and talk as IL
80 were. Perhaps. FOR some. Pate ieis
II be. An. II were one Of them But
IL love E11 DeFn tN~ Only mink eNk
would have set tn. king die ia his cell
II kissed her hand:
Honor binds a woman. TOO. Hodoff-
Ny honor lies IN being true 60 ny couu-
try and my hous-. 1 don't know wny
Cod has 1T uls love you. but j know
that / must stay
The last words OF The Prisoner os
zenda," are. shall 1 ses her fscs
acain-the pale face and the glorious
hair? Of that / know nothing. fsts
has no hint. my heart no pres~n3fDsrt-
z do not know. IL this world. per hays
nay, Il - ukeiy--n@ver. And can y Do
That ron1~where. IN = rnaaU.r whereof
our resb- bound minds have no appr-ci-
alton. she and ! will be together again
with nothing 70 come between ur. moth
ing 20 forbid our lovs2 That know
not or wiser heads than mine. But &c
II be n~ver-if can never hold sseet
converse again with her OF look upon
her fsce. or know from her her tove,
why. thsa this side OF the grave. viii
live a. b>syu1cs the man che loves and
FOR the other side I Ia0.t pray q dream
less sleep"
II we may nseasure the happiness %
Mr. H0ps by The sorrow of RuiloH -
must BE very great.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09

Mrs Phoebe Thomas. os Junction.
City. III. ~ss told by her doctors ais
had consumption and that there vas 70
hope FOR her. but two bottles % DR..
Kings New Discovery cgmDis;sly
cured Der and are Gays - saved her lie.
Ir. Th0s. EggsTs. ID Florida S. Eaa
Franzssco. suffered from q drezd<si
cold. approaching Consumption. tired
sifh08t result everything else sbss
bought one bottle of Dr. K.nEs New
Discovery and IA two weeks ~xE cured
lie - naturally thankful IL - suets
results. OF which these are SAMPLES.
tina. prove tie woc4sTfzl sf3cssy oc
this rnseicins Ia Coughs sa5 Colds.
Free trial bottles a. Gee. Van WsrSsa
Pharmacy. - -. Main St. sa5 O.
Gshrinz's drug store. no-thesi corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues. EsGs4zr
axe -Ic. sn1 g. CO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
HALL RIVER MARkEr

Fall River, Aug. Sin spite OF the cur
tailInenJ, which amounted 10 IL, U0u pieces,
the stock OF PRINT cloths mas this week In
CREASED LOO pieces. There has been a
very moderate demand alike for o6us and
regulars There has been little inquiry
for mill stocks during the week and the
transfers have been rev. The majority
OF the stocks are stiH quoted above par
and the decline due 10 the depression ia
not as marked as would be expected A
long period or prosperity put the corpor-
atoms into condition TO stand the pinch
ana owners OF shares, understanding this,
are not inclined to sacrifice their holdings.
Production, $500 pieces; deliveries, si,-
0OO. Stock, odds, 5000 pieces; 64x6is
$4,000 Ism 900. Last weeks stock, l.
665,O0O. Sales, odds. 5000; 6ix6is, 10000
100 pieces; spot, 1900; futures, SOU
Sold for weekly delivery: August. 1900;
September. 800: october, 5000; Nove1n-
Der, 1000; December, 200; January, 1887,
700 Market steady at 2 7-l6c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
TIE WEATHER.

wichita. Aug :
Local forecast for Wichita. ard vicinity
Fair and continued warm sunday
During the past txenty-fcur hours TIE
highest temperature was l9i degrees. the
lowest IS degrees. and the mean % de-
Ere@s. with clear. hot weather. ard IN he
middle Of the cav q brisk south Wild
The temperature was exactly 1851 de-
grees. which - eSht-tsntlz OF Z degree
r. zher than = has s7a-- been here before
sincss thu weather Office WAS established
OF july / ~ On jury - 80. Il went Up
20 -Gl7, which vosiie - given 81 whole
degree "a 20 Ire hix5eSf temperature
o. any previous AGScst day IN exit year.
rs< ~ 81 AuE-IS- q ts-a
Thus far this -aO1-h The average t$np<r-
ature has len 81 degrees
For the pes eight years the ave-zz.
temperature fO- sh- rro1<h % August LAS
h@-zn - S---esS. I'D So- the s-h DAY s. de-
sr=es FRED L JOHNSON.
Observer
WASH Erou. Aug. s-Fos;oE.nE - Ia
tor~czSz I'D I'll ? II Sunday
For Es1<a-P-otzhiy ic-zl chu-S~--
storms IA eastern p-orzi0as fair & western
PORTION: continued high ;ssuse-zru-z.
se1-h winds
For Oklahoma a2si TR-dlzn T--r1fo---
Generally fair. cozezEet ws-za soa;h
r.lS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
soEEILL CAPTURE, .unxr..
Any Richards Dsss Up - rsssi~ts.; sosas
T1sbs Age.

Wellington. Kan. AaE S.--lssscsa'8---
a rVsassag Bssss5sseAs oVnvezftga Sss
hsla here today. Delegates f5ssrsrs~f
for &S--sil were es~c;sss 90 aft~rsd ths
state Oo-sF-otsoo- Arty E.easrEs -,
yss % deliver IT, county - Peers Szs
badly defeated "a k4s sGgrfs Tas
county {. naturally - P~fsss sad st
particularly fad g 5fo-rsI But ~ 49,
other os< q tbo@~ bizr.sers sss NJ
t&k-s S@ssca hzTs ozsar4c<~-.z~5 ~.
Pets cx-p~tEo management 80
srDzg -az1 s~s s>i~csS1 - i1>ax sfsss
- Interests q s11szer egzafy -
acton q - Ft~passtcans - ref 81
much aEz@1s- Peters 90 u wss sG42sss
Fsc1xz1s va Nr. FehW11n $50
tfsrozxa - Ezxs1 q -sozga axa Aas
c7su~ t--s~ aE1 &asor N0TFs las cas,-
f1res Sss=gsS@r oDaotT TIE d.s~rz.es
ssec.>s1 AEe. :. ". F0-rey. = e nss-
g-er. -. a. TE~z. Jzs. EzzErs1o.. * IL
XIX. =. q 54c2os. 7. A Ha5EAS4. Tsse~-
l,ssrr1zn. J. =; B<ora84ck. Jeha ".
Syer. -. :. S~=hoss. :. O. C4zgSel-.
Have C9Eerszs<. Z s. Aisou-
H1s- Ca~sss- J. f>o1x ssAss = E-xzs
ss~erss -sss assr--coa z1t - Cd -
fss-s<nzz1 = A-kzo-4s CITY a s.s-
rinse eT0s1 xsext~1 tA~ss - - ssS-
9zz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
Women Who Influence
the Nation.

How many women realize the great
share they have in making this nation
what 1t is? These patient, practical.
earnest women in all parts Of our land
go about their every day affairs intent
only upon the simple thought of being
faithful sisters. wives and mothers. Yet
all the while they actually accomplish
more for the prosperity Of the nation
than is possible to the shrewdest politi-
clan or the wiseSt statesman.
The wives and mothers OF this country
are its real patriots. Without hope Of
political reward they bear and rear and
educate its future citizens and set be-
fore them constant example of un-
selfish devotion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
Hay-ouiet; good to choice. ,s5oes.se.

Hay-ouiet; good to choice. $s5e6e.@
HOpS-Dull.
Hides-Slow; Galveston. lie: Buenos
Ayres dry, 16c; Texas dry, SIC; California.
lSc.
Leather-Steady: femlock sole Buenos
Ayres, light to heavy weight, 3oqHc; acid,
3lGSc.
wool-Duil; domestic fleece. 1491sc: pull
ed, 15020c.
Beef-steady: family. $s.5oas.oo: beef
hams, sl5. 5f1 1900.
Cut meat:-Ouiet; picked bellies, 40
SIC.
Lar1-About steadv: western steam,
Sc. s7ikft3 5e1S: refined dull
Pork-Duli: old 70 new mess, s.no6s 30:
shosrt clear. sS.5GfIto.e5: family. ss.yeT1o. g.
Ccttonseed oil-Quiet and nominal; prime
crude. IeT3Dc: offeIng grades, 1S1l9c
prime summer yellow. Ss4 4Sc.
Tallow-Stca5y.
Ric4-cui=t: dcnestic. fair to extra, SO
&c: japanese. sG4 c.
sIolasses-Ou:et: New Orleans opened.
good TO choice. 2o-d3Tc-
Co~ee-ODtio-s opened steady al poin g
advarce TO 3 points declins; ruled quiet
with local covering, offSetting easter ca
bIes Nartet generally fsatureless and
normal Closed quiet at not unchanged
to N ro'rts higher. Sales. 4.25a bess. IN
nominal; No. Z. I1ikc: mid dull: Coriova.
1ST1e1Lc. Se-tc, oriet: rood average San
tos 1GrT9n. Rece'ots. 1000; stock. 81 ora.
Hamburg quiet. 4 rfennig dacli7e; sal@s,
~ ffsn Rio barely steady: No. R'o. 1H.SSn
Fxrhe1-e. e-e2F Receints. +o.0oa: cIepr-
e6 for the Tinted Sta.eS. 700: clearei for
Eurone. : can: stock, 92G nne Total ware
l--7z=n deliveries : o. fags: from New
York Yesterday 80: New York stock To-
dav 100 c7a- T-~ite1 States stock ac1 II !:
aH-o- for the T--=1-5 Gates 81 nnn: total
vie'r'a for .Ie United states. 4421-1 bags
ac~7'rS+ eoos-1 tast vear
c-lpa--Pav S---: fair raHring ne:
ce-t-ifr-s,aI o. +.s- r,kr RnfreS frrr,
consnct'o----s. 4sic; cuot loaf, SIC; granu-
Ta+aS 9-,Ns-kc
N1v York Aue 7-Erttar-Perr'ntS -
es7 Nar1S7raS: S+eaS-. we~+a-n dai-v o.
10; western creamery. 11izS1t5c; Efg'ns.
IT,
F~---pecairts - SOC r-~ta res: steady:
~'~- and Pennsylvania, 13ff1silc: western
77N-a-
Now York. Au- s-rottor-0ur'. ui'-
'l'7~ g.: -an4;r+s lone: sar-S 1rs ar
r-'-nere. e+o~r- en 80 F-I-ure~ or---1
Co... ca1s- 90 119'ac. Tarra-v --S.
r-ril,rr-n 49, e ,~o--J- - 60 ir--,-S- e.
@--+o-,rer e. a. N~soher. 81 80: November
N.7S: December - %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
Western League Games.
Kansas City. No, Aug. s.---score:

Kansas City. No, Aug. s.---Score:
r H z
Kassas City 0310042 SIS q 4
s.. Paul IA 00l Ill Is 6
Batteries; King and Blanford; Dem
yer. Fricken and Spies.
indianapolis, Ind, Aug. s.---Score:
RHE
indianapolis ...o1oo22oo IL 0
Grand Rapids % O1 0 o 0 0 s O. s
Bsret-ies: Monroe and Buckley; VOL
tiers and Hodge.
Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. S.--Score:
RHE
milwaukee, .-..oS e1o--6l "A l
Minneapolis - 0 0 ell IL Is l
Batteries: Barnes and Spear: Hutch
inson ana Schriver
Columbus, O., Aug. S.--Score:
RHE
Columbus 800 1oooeo--4 S
Detroit -...--..e 0 l 40 - 5
Batteries: Jones and Wilson. r.
field and Twineham-
KIND TO THE A6ED.-GrssbeI. why did
you give your grandmother a pale-ninE
umbrella on her birthday9'' II exnerf n
carry 1t pretty often myself "-Chicago
Record.
SCHOOL IS susceptible Of an infinity OF
combinations, but truth has only one mode
- being.-Rousseau.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
RATIFICATION THAT FAILS
Dennis Flynn Crowd Listens Patiently TO
the Rev. Mr.. Callahan.

Kingfisher, o. T., Aug. S.-(Sp eclaD-
The widely advertised Popocraric DEM
onstration ratifying Rev. Galatians
nomination held here today was a conf
plete farce. The preachers address
was tame. fat and commonplace and
aroused no enthusiasm Colonel Brad
ley, an old Republican warhorse, was
called out and for twenty minutes he
poured grape and canister into the
ranks of the Demo-Pops. They Quailed
before his fierce denunciations OF the
hereses put forth by the combination
opposed to the Republican party. The
audience numbered about $50 and at
least two-thirds of the voters present
wore Flynn badges. 1t was Flynn
crowd at D-emo-Pop meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
PILED UP THE RUNS
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON GAME
FULL OF BATTING.

Sixteen to Twenty-One il the Score, In Bal
timore's Favor, Corresponding Hits Be-
ins Eighteen and Twenty-Four. Respec-
Observation-Disclosures BE p' His Team
attacked at Chicaxo-CoIonels' Good
Batting is Too Scatteriug-Ortha ana the
Re.t of the PhiIIies Beat the Beaneat-
es-Pirates and Giants Win.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
MORE FREE HOMES CLUBS
Democrats and Populists Have q Decided
Leaning Toward Dennis Flynn.

Moore. o. T, Aug. s-tSpecial)-A
large and enthusiastic crowd convened
at this place this afternoon to organ
lie a Dennis Flynn Free Homes club.
Speeches were made by c. S. Batsford.
w L. Walker and others. Rousing
cheers were given for Hon. D. T. Flynn
and his good work for free homes and
for the efforts ne had put forth for Okla
homa in general Members were en-
rolled from both the Democratic and
Populist parties.
The Populists here are not 2avorably
inclined toward MI Callahan. who has
been nominated by the Populists for
delegate 10 congress Many OF them
after the meeting expressing themselves
in disapprovsl OF his nonina ton.
The following were elected officers OF
the club: j. A Mccartney. president:
B. A. Ruedy, secretary: George Luck
cucR- treasurer; H Applegate and ]. a.
Cam, vice presidents.
DocroR getting impatienu-.What do
you think yourself is the matter with voulfi
Patient - favourable boredom" Do>tor-
You told me, l think, that you had con
tracted habit OF talking 10 yourselfR-'
Pauent-"Ies. Nelln Doctor-..Well--
He got no fee. -Galignani's Messenger.
MY dear, SAID SICK husband. as he Law
with MS eyes closed, Il think nv tine has
come at last l can hear strains Of the
sweetest music that ever mortal ear"
That's little German band on the street.
John" That's So" ne said. rorsing him.
self. Tel them 10 move op,''-Earper's
Bazar.
ELSIE THE report you heard abou.
Edith's engagement must be true / heard
il from a number of persons" Ruth
From whomr' Elsie-s'Weii. Miss Brown
Miss Jones and Miss Robinson Ruth
''Oh! j told them. Brooklyn Life.
IaE secret of success Ia modern art Is IN
ne crazy IN an original wsy.-FiegenGe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09

Washington, Aug. S.---Today's game
was marked by such continuous run
of hits that two Of the best pitchers Of
the respective clubs--McMahon and
Mercer--were compelled 10 retire.
They were followed by Clarkson and
wash1ngton's new acquisition, Morton(
who we're unable to do much better.
Errors on both sides counted consider
ably in the sore. Attendance 1900.
Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
r II z
washington 10000 4--16 IS 6
baltimore II 407 90 FL "a .

Batteries: Washington, Mercer. Nor
tan end Mcclure: Baltimore, Mcmahon,
Garrison and Clark. Earned runs
Washington 9: Baltimore IA. Two base
hits--Farrell, Demcnt, Kelly 2; Cart
wright. Home runs--KeTy. Stolen bases
---Donnelly 2; Boyle. First on balls
OF Mercer ] off Mcmahon 1; on Clark
son 4. Hit by pitched ball---Jennings.
Rrodie, Farrell Struck oIt---By Clark
sor l. T-mDire---Hurs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09

Chicago, Aug. S.--The Browns out
batted the Colts, two to one, but lost
tie game on a costly assortment of mis-
PLAYS and Breidenstein's wfldness.
Cross was fined and removed from the
game in -he fourth inning for too much
kicking. Douglass taking his position at
short. Hart going to left. Weather very
suItry. Tendance 2oGG. Score:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-29
III lung c6ang's Baggage.

n Hasa Chang prepared for all
emergencies N life and deash when be
lefs f,ekgs 10 attend the coronation Of
me CzeT ss Moscow. He took with
Min sos 01ly doctor snd ~ otber at
tendssss, bst sIs6 q coffin ready 20 re-,
esive che body 81 . na&fs o. his birth
ara gssk IN eass Re should die during
Me mission, The coffin 4 n the most
eJatmase Chinese workmanship snd IL
Gee0rased pfOfaseIy with gold ag.
sfes ahd clusters ~ precious stones,
IL e0st et3Ngo, Tw00Ls Hung cHsng's
attendants bave 90 other occupation
tIsaB " care f0r sbls coffin throughout
sl.e mission. wheHever The party stop
hing enough 10 y city 70 take apart.
meass, me coffin IL sseod % 10 . room
neat 10 tIse bed room 81 the Envoy, AZ
tt IL IN Il tox no European has had Q
lock ~ IL. New York Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-29
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-08-29

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fpow the Methoeiss Egaso9gsss Apstts
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rpaclmeps ~ ~ Disces ~ ekb1bltsep =
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resignation ~ Secretary n $40 ~
teyt.,g, saa tlpe sstpe bs4 peeg sesetfe'
lby DE President W. smith wli ~
sums biz lsw pFseatee ~ Aasf'ss
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annually ~ his sslsgy - seeges~ry,
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poIjties tbis seqsog, aila " ~ ~ 80
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county Office " wbteh bs s&plrss, ~ ~
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~ A. voters, and unless tbeg W =
tight We suffer fv their sllorst','elns'
:. ana may suffer terribly Teau pstt'e
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hcaps,
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NJ esr0sAx ofsc1o1E

Tsse esse1gsSss ssftosl @f4g se4Ss ~
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cur cuttings,

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N tie saFly stfswtseuS i0s
We aayes kB0w she faiI sslss N o'tf
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M n hair egk
CjaaBIIgsss may W. next 70 gtaliness.
bat Il takes IOks N advertising W sell
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Batnass IL al MDoe has ssne patp,
sliy duil sor che tse Eaeks EA~f,
InmlErag, Eagou sssins Swrs puwar.
p iais soss. 81 EgicK sesDesihaSs,
ArsAasas alscss ssa.e ess csussy ",
Foss Tsossay, is "A SegsaspbsF.
haley hAs hsa ts0 Or sa.rae hght
sszs ihs n0nth.
fennessos gave . Denoor@sic ms
bftg n 9llOD 81 her Asgass oiase
ecsAop.
Ohelcs covuty sent tSo deisgasspns
re- Eepgblieaa opossGslou "a SgAse
u sock.
searis Kls<er i 81 BglAe. . dole,
sif y tbs convention.
fse t'tal assessment ~ tsSsbis ps0p.
y q Bingham county fog asa< T.
les.es5: for Iss5 Il sas sisDs9.s5s.
bsri kgsu, private saeuatAgy W SssF.
~ Dysois, lcfi tor IsoAse Nondsy ~
Fnoon.
y n BletbaD Fbippaa . car Aoed ~
sao potatpes W Butte Gity, Nopi4na,
u saek.
~ Nellie Sweet Il visiting 10 i,0iss
Asssrs e. BgptiHg. y. 81 IBieShaHl
p Dietrich and George r, Wal n
assso0t, lstt for Boise, Taesasy uaorp
b.
delegate Wiikinsop. u Custer eova'
rested over ~ Islarkfoos Monday
Kinks the Democratic state taeke'
sufe simmer.
attorney chalmers Il a Paris, Isssl
~ county, this week, attending ~
1@@ the disirics court pov IN ses
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~ Conference CIoscs,

The closing hours 81 sss conferences
we're cfarscser1zed by ne sssae modest,
laassaaga4 but dsgnsAed manner o.
dsapsscaGsa isas6ness saas Wa % notice
a4sge ~ tae opcHsaq hours of sise session,
pshassycs ~Ss done, wasdone 10 decen-
ey ssd Is ORDER.
Sunday ntoFBiag AZ 1870 O'clock
Faeiaop Cssastoa occupied Che pulpis
asd pssssssed . sermon Chat would have
fesm pvsse6 ~ any congregation
wfssAer assea6gsd ia q cathedral Of q
aaa1ssg Gig or IA q "Ifsde chaFch
seouad slse eosHsr.@ After che sermon
ore naasn6ev ~ fhe conferences was or
6azseS egdsys sae rev, w. g. Prizes,
a. ne evening" sAe Eev, d.. Hsseon,
N 5sofees Delivered che annual address
81 e.As3sef&S EdsaseSons sod me con-
Sepen@e ssoysed tts usual sssotaslons o.
sssa<s escse snd one f,iskops after few
kopcefa1 SD strong words of sdvfce 70
sAe members read she appointments
sad pgoHousced me beBedicsG0s,
AFY6F&TNE@Ts
a. r., Keslesmaa, presiding elder
AgBsoe. ~, 81, IFasdmans Tsaker city,
" r. Y@seqs fso9sc, T. W, Hustons
rsogse valley. VI, &, rpfces Flacxfoos,
g>fs Yosgs GssWsesa, s. N, GiIbcTts
Caldwell a. NJ, Wfldegs Cornell valley,
W. r. Wilson, Es.mests a. W. Comers
tsJeaafs Ferry, y, o. ffssyfsS HALEY, g,
n, Igesmaos Halves, " o. Richardson;
fdaho Fslls. "a, n, Miner Jordan Val
Ieg. W, 81, Cf0wthers 1aacsSon. G, z.
sefgegs MeTfdiss, r. W., Asxfnsosss On
sesfos 4, Masc9es Middle Valley, Perry
I1kegp@s I,sgssse, ", " steward Pocs.
selIo. q, IS, L@sdess salmon city, w.
~. Gass0wsgs sfsOsk0se, ., r, Howell
~. Aash0sgt q, w, Richardson,
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