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The record-union., 1896-07-29
NOT NEW AND IMPROMPTU.

Riverside Press: A good deal of ridi-
cule is likely to be directed at Mr.. Bryan
now that it is discovered that his speech
which so stirred the delegates at the
Chicago convention was not an i'm
promptu speech at all, but merely a well
rendered recitation by an exceptionally
gifted elocutionist. Not only was this
speech delivered at a Chautauqua as
sembly in Iowa a week gefore the con-
The record-union., 1896-07-29

The Mail of Woodland: We see the
Oroville Mercury has fallen into the
error Of many of its Democratic con-
temporaries by publishing the inter-
view with Jay Cook on the silver ques-
ton, minus the last paragraph, in
which he says that he will support the
Republican ticket because he believes
that it is the party that is capable of
solving the financial question. Publish
II in full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

And now bathing car far the railways
has foo'9 Iac nd
Heneetorth there j. re reason why per
son- travelling sAnnld y, annoyed by the
incidental dust and oiuG,rs. II they feel
sailcd, they cat Jump into tathtuh. pres
entity emerging tAere.roII clean and fresh
onvd
The patented bathing car has a double
row Of httle rocrl~ running from one end
- the other, on either side u the aisle.
Each room contains "a lAlthtub and may
he c!Q>sd - q sliding door, So that the
strictcst privacy Is secured Each room
has q window 10 afford light and may II
furnished with every luxury and con
veuieuee 70 he found in hotel OF the l-st
class Hot water Is supplied from TIE To-
connective, Or steam may &c used. lkew i>e
obtained from the engine u mans ~ pipes
running under the Train, 10 heat the water
for bathing
The water for the n8ths I. supposed "a
be contained IL = tank 81 The 70, Z the
car, To each bath Il q b. attached al ap-
pGratus for a shower bath In closets in
the attendants rooms ar TO t-a stored such
preparations "a are requisite FOR furnish
ing imitation saa water or any sort OF
r1edicated baths that may be called for
Turkish and Russian baths may also IL
provided OF course the attendants will
understand the art Of massage At one
End OF the car viii he barber c1air-SI
Louis Post Dispatch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

There Is 10 month il t..e year il which
the >oIx If the reaper : not heard in sJus
land On the globe II January is the
wheat harvest # \ australia. New Zealand.
Chile and the Argentine Republic; n Feb
rusry and March, upper Egypt and India,
il April. lower ESypL India, SYRIA, Cy-
prus. Persia. Asa Minor. Mexico and
Cu1a, il Nay. Texas, Algeria, Central
Asia CAiua, Japan and Marooeo, In June,
California, gon, Mississippi, Alabama
Georgia North and south CaN.liuA, Ten
ne>See Virginia, kentucky, Kansas, Ar
kansas, Utah Colorado, Missouri Turkey,
Greeoe, Italy, Spain. Portugal and south
of France, IN July. New England. New
\ ork, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igan, Illinois Iowa Wisconsin, southern
Minnesota, Nebraska, PIPER Canada, Rou-
mania, Bulgaria. Austria Hunea-y, south
OF Russia, Germany, Switzerland and
south Of England; in August, central and
northern Minnesota, the Dakotas, Mani
toha. lower Canada, Column bia, Bel. yum.
Netherlands Great Britain Denmark.
Poland and central Russia; in Septeu4 ~
and October, scotland, Sweden, Norway
and north Of Russia, in Novemtar, Peru
and South Africa, and in December, Bur
ma and New South Wales
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

Queer methods are occasionally adopted
in London 10 raise money for the hospitals
The Lancet says that on a recent Sunday
in a certain part Of London there was a
street procession organized in aid Of hos
pital In addition 10 the Usual bands and
banners of friendly societies which accom-
pany these professions, there were trades
mems carts, decorated with flowers and
vegetables, the name OF the owner Of the
vehicle being, OF course, oonspicuously vi-
ible. But the principal attraction" W.
a man on what was supposed 70 be sicA
bed and attended by two nurses, one q
whom was u qualified nurse and the other
a person mAsqueradlng IN nurse 5 COS
fuua
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

The latest enlargement in Christian
Eldeavor Is the Senior society. Il is
composed Of older Christians and grad
bates from the Young Peoples society.
ne pledge Of the Senior society is made
applicable 10 the midweek prayer meet
ing The society holds no meetings Of
its own and its purpose is wholly to
strengthen ~ midweek church services
and 10 rctsin the interest of the elder
Christians In active church work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
oua,st,e. Constituting Greatness.

Bear in mind that to be truly great il
u not nece sary that you should gain
wealth and Importance, Steadfast and
undertaking truth, fearless and straight
Sarward integrity and an honor ever IN
sa2lt~d nv en unworthy word or action
rzrhe their possessor greater than world
Frrcoess or prosperity. These qualities
constitute greatness Peabody.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
ntirinS.

When l took you into partnership :"
said the indignant father, Il expected you
10 be untiring in your devotion " the in
sarests oi the business ="
The son took one foot down from tie
desk long enough 10 strike a match to
light his cigarette.
i guess have been" said he. You
>ever have noticed me tire myselt yet,
have you, pa Indianapolis Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
Ntorr Listing WORK.

The churches that cannot report their
acoesSions by scores may - doing far
gtAnder and more lasting work. which
viii appear when the books sre
opened. Christian Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
How Corey Island Got Its Name.

There hay been many ingenious deflni-
tons q Il, vdrd eoney, but the sim
plest oEo-t.-,t il means rabbit" and
was coEter-sS upon the island hecause
habits abouude4 thars-is the definition
that seems 4lv-ys 70 have been popGlarly
accepted Julian Ralph In Scrhrers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
DEER ISLE NEWS



Mrs' Johu Mcdonald Is vGi. Doyle.
Harry Naterhouse ar ..stlau.-Eph.
land, have been at til, a1s''
i.'-'ess.h We nave
2fl .lit0n ~ fh' ''ft1tlatN
q .-@ .tai.' "e,15
temp j 20 dohht ',A'- ~ SIN. ana MS
~ .-.r -itti.t on i-!' "'-t'E or
panop1N ot 'roa winch 10 Is necessary Isr
tho S"'tsttf-'' 'hfist '' '}aSt.'n 20 win
the VICTORY over rue "li'S al 'h' CYL.
Satan, the-'"omy 81 thr human soul Is
both powerful ami sNIlltlL- IL Is NOT
against WedN hum ul{E, H"Na ana
blood, that We struggle, nut against
fallen srfFztS. priHc5l"tttieS' powers
the dafktes, ot ms word, spiritual
wtckeduess ~ hlgh places. In" enemy
being So pawerfas the need OF a power
ful armar - apparent tod mas sup
pIlf.' - f.'+' ''.se 8. J. - s.'al,
specifying e5'h and giving Us spiritual
slgnlfrah'et nSihS me Hhier of the 10
man soifizsr aS Il fted'l-
/. me iiiN' Et'S' i tl' Ett31''
'Glrt about with truth. l ne stfatH
was the ancient military hef- II h''
only held IN" sword or aarf' tut rs
ch1et pnfee@'' Was to hela IN" ft>t=o'
the arnler Ill Its place. ms IS WY II
Is mentioned '}rs1 ne spiritual kttal'
Is truth, honesty ana sincerity ana 'h'
truth Us II l. IN Jesus. II We are 'F"e
and sincere ana >tthd ~'laiF upon th'
eternal truth 81 N'od' satan ana az hlS
hosts cannot move a..
Z, |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
Crnical niagnosis

What arr symptoms
symptoms are what yuu have when
you think you are sick ard try ro tel 70
people who ws1l { listen 70 you. Chicago
Reoori
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
Advertisements.
BY True
Merit Only

can any article attain such 4
high standard of favor among
thcpcoplc as that enjoyed by
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

'I'HE subscriber hereby gives Eat4,r
L sae has been duly appointed adm
trAtriX Of the estate Of Herman ".
late Of Ellsworth. In the county II liz
deceased, aud given bonds As the raw re- .'-
All persons having demands against the 49, z--
of said deceased are desired 10 pre>ea. .aS
same for settlement, and all indebted ,t
are requested 10 make pay meut ImmeUltI.
July :. a d, I-s-i, RosIE l. II
THE subscriber hereby gives notice s'a=
L he has been duly appointed adm a.,-
traitor OF the estate of Roswell s4set
late of Aurora, in the county Of Ham
cock, deceased. and given bonds a. the Las u
reefs All persons having demands az mt
the estate OF said deceased are desired To pc
sent the same for settlement and ali ind .rft
thereto are requested to make payment IH-
mediately. CHARLES Z. SILsBz-
July :, a. d 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

O be Pulled on at the Exposition Grounds
In-DAX.


To-day.
If the weather does not prevent the
lons-looRcd-for bicycle races viii be pull
Cd oil This afternoon al $780, at the Expo
Aton Grounds and they Will undoubted-
ly prove interesting and attractive.
number of valuable prizes Will Dee offered
aul the various events Will he holly con-
tested Mony entries have been made,
among them being several people from "a
distance The track has been put IN
thoroush condition Mr.. Twohig Temple
VIII be master OF ceremonies. and with
him az the helm everything may be eN-
pectcd Go so Off ia proper order. Here
is the official list of entries and events.
First rdce-one mile. noNice-trst prize.
gold medal. value, So. Second prize, sill
YER medal value s..
Entries. O. Benton McCurly. CHICAGO.
H.. /. Harvey Egelcston. Eichmond. Va:
o. J.. L.fLynch. Richmond Va, T. Thos.
~ Tmor. Richmond, Va. l6, Marvin
Bowman Washington. j. c.; p, +. A.
lfry. Richmond. Va. IS G.. l.. Bowman.
Richmond Va. s. John NJ Young, Rich
moud Va. lO Herman ~. Dunckcr Rich
mond. Va. d.. r. ID. Yeats. Richmond.
Va. IT, +. w. Tower Richmond. Va;
l0 Thomas @. Anthony. Richmond. Va
90 H. X Elyson. Richmond, Va; Il,
Mike Tuccli Richmond, Va; %, W. c..
porl Richmond Va.
Second rtce-onc-half mile open.-First
prize. suit OF clothes made 10 order by
Guarantee Tailoring Company; value,
81. Second prize. bicycle suit. value, $40.
Third prize. gold scarf In. value, s..
Entries. ~ Onic e. liope. Richmond.
Va, @. G.. T.. Nahn. Norfolk Va; n. =.
4. l.. Schado Washington. -. c.; "a. +.
". Tower. Richmond. Va. 3. NJ. J. Peg
tross Richmond. Va: Z. II. y. Winn.
Richmond Va, TO- Herman H. Dunckcr.
Richmond. Va. 5. John NJ Young Rich
morl Va. O. NJ. j. Florsholm. Rich
mond. Va. H. w Jack Tignor. Richmond.
Va &C. Marvin Bowman. Washington.
d. G.
Third rcc-onc mile. opcn-nrst prize
diamond stud value. $50 Second prize.
gold watch charm. value So Third prize.
cold cum buttons. value s.
Entries. II. +. A. l.. Schadc Washing
ton u c.. Is. Marvin Bowman Wash
ington. -. c.. y. W. Jack Tignor Rich
m0nd. Va. IS O. l.. Bowman Richmond
va. s. John NJ. Young. Richmond. Va. /:
10 Herman N. Duncker. Richmond. Va. /:
10 r. j. Yeats. Richmond Va; 4. II. ID.
VIM, Richmond. Va; s. NJ !. Peatross,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Richmond. Va; H. F. W. Tower Rich
mond. Va. .. G. +. Yahn. Jr.. Norfohk-
Va: %. n. X. Eilyson. Richmond, va.
Fourth race-championship OF Klch
mond-iirst prize. gold medal, value, w
Second prize. silver medal; value. $40.
Entries: p. II. X. Ellyson. Richmond,
Va: H. Mike Tuccli. Richmond. Va; u.
Ollie G. Hope. Richmond. Va: 3. NJ. J.
Peatross. Richmond. Va; 10, Herman II.
Duncker, Richmond. Va. s. John NJ.
Young. Richmond, Va; p. +. 4. Fry,
Richmond. Va. g. NJ. y. FIorsheim, Rich
mond, Va, u, W. Jack Tignor. RICH
mond. Va
Fifth race-two-mie open.-First prize.
diamond ring: value. $50. Second prize.
gold watch fob. value. So Third prize.
umbrella: value. s..
Entries: II. i. A. l.. Schade. Washing
ton. j. G.. lG. Marvin Bowman. Washing
ton. ID. c.: T.. W. Jack Tignor. Rich
mond. Va: IS. G. l.. Bowman, Richmond.
Va: s. John NJ. Young. Richmond,
Va; 10. Iiubert H. Duncker Richmond,
Va; Il, r. j. Yeats. Richmond. Va; 4.
ii. u. VIM. Richmond. Va: 3. VI. J.
Poatross. Richmond. Va: Il. +. W. Tow
err Richmond. Va. 2. c. L. Yahn. Nor
fox. Va.
sixth race-1ve mile handcap-first prize.
silver stop watch. value. $50 Second prize.
gold chm value, SO Third. prize, sweat
or. value. s..
Entries 22 II. x. Ellyson. Richmond.
T.. Mike Tuccli. Richmond, Va. %. w. G.
Pond. Richmond. Va, l9 ollie q. Hope.
Richmond Va. 9. G. i. Yahn. Jr.. Nor
folk. Va: -. Howard Warren, Richmond.
Va: :. ". j. Peatross. Richmond, Va; :,
II. j.. VIM. Richmond. Va u. T. D.
Yeats. Richmond Va. 30. Herman II.
Duncker. Richmond. Va; S. John VI.
Young. Richmond. Va. II. i. a. Fry,
Richmond Va. Q. VI. b. Fiorsheim. kcn-
mond. Va: r. W Jack Tignor. Richmond.
Va. rs. Marvin Bowman. Washingion' II.
p 4. T. Schade Washington. ID. g.; 4.
Thomas NJ. Tignor Richmond. Va; @. j..
=. Lynch. Richmond. Va: ], Harvey ~
rleston. Richmond. Va. .. Henton Nc
Curdv Chicago.
Mentior-rhcrc VIII 10 card gwen
a,ay ut tic track showing handicap Of
each rider.
Seventh raco-cycle tournament-pri~e'
silver cup. value So.
Entries. l5 Marvin Bowman Wa'hi"s-
tom ID. c.. u.s.. G.. J.. Bowman, Richmond
va John NJ Young Richmond. va;
~ Herman IT, Dunckor. Richmond, Va
r. Mike TlccH. Richmond Va
This VIII probably Doe changed TO race
against time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

IrNINGTON. VA. July 3.-Speclai-
Tomorrow is n big day at Buen1 vista.
Th. Naticral Day Of Independence VIII
D.. celebrated there by "a trades display
Of large proportions. including every man
ufacturmg plant and all the wholesale
and retail departn ents. There VIII ne
3. number ~ the secret orders in linc, m.I-
itary companies. bands, g.. There VIII
De- "a biz picnic. an old-fashioncd virginia
barbecue. ana speaking by "a number OF
prominent citizens from Virginia cities
and from other States.
Natural Bridge will also celebrate the
day with popular games tournaments,
fireworks and illumination OF the great
bridge arch no night
Here the Attn viii not Doe observed by
the white reop.e-many Of orr citizens
will go 20 Bucna Vista and Natural
Bridge. But our cOlored friends will cole
lrate the day az the Randolph-Strcct
Methodist church with an appropriate
programme. I'm which the names of we'll
known c0lored orators from distance
and local speakers appear Rev. T. r.
Wightman. Of the ~ T.. Church. So1uth.
IS booked for an address On The 'Dntics
Of citizenship" us 10 applies TO the coiorcd
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
OTER $500 or HER CITIZENS CAME
10 THE REUNION.
A New Military Company to be Formed
and Called the A. 4. Hill kiilcs-Miss
Hin and the Veterans.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 3. Especial
4 large number Of ex-Confederate soldiers
are in the city to-day. on their return
home from the reunion In Richmond. Most
~ them wenc out to the battle-fields,
the principal point OF interest visited be
ing the Crater. The total number Of ex-
cursion tickets sold here 20 Richmond
during the three days Of the reunion was
35l7. over six thousand people were
carried over the Atlantic Coast Line to
and from Richmond on yesterday.
An effort is being made here to organize
a new military company, 10 be called the
= Inn Rifles. The names Of thirty
6ve voung men have been secured for
membership. II is proposed II the com
ranv can hc formed, to organize bat
talion - the new company and the Peters
h,r, Gravs Captain Heath. late COM
na-di,y officer OF the Grays. viii be
asked fo accept the office OF major OF
the battalion.
Abont O'Clock this morning fire was
discovered on the roof OF the store Oh
Mr.. r. +. Chambers. on Halifax 81 aet.
The building was not destroyed. but MI
Chambers stock was badly damaged ny
smoke and water
Navor Charles +. Collier is having some
improvements made to his residence on
High street This residence has been ln
the possession of the Collier family for
more than "a century.
A PLEASING INCIDENT.
There was a most pleasing episode.
especially 90 the members ot \. +. Hi
Camp of Confederate Veterans OF this
city. at Monroe Park VA Richmond. yes
icrday. shortly after the camp reached
the park Miss Lucy Lee liiil, daughter OF
the distinguished general after whom
the camp is named. shook hands with
each OF the members of the camp. The
"yets' felt very proud of this honor.
The Petersburg Eicctric Street Railway
COMPANY have hands az work putting
down new rails on the Halfax-street
line.
There is 90 Doe 10 formal Observance Of
the Fourth o. July IN Petersburg.
The Republican state Committee VIII
meet i'm Norfolk OH next Friday. The
PRINCIPAL business that will claim the at
fontion OF the committee Will be that
iu reference 10 the issuing OF call for
Congressional District Conventions
throughout the state.
Rev. Duncan McClod. Of North Caro-
lima. will preach at the Second Baptist
on next Sunday morning and night. Mr..
Mcleod is q former pastor of this
church
The work Of completing the Second
Baptist church will DE begun next week.
M,ssrs. orr * Holt. OF this city, have
the contract
Joe Craig. The young pusil.st who was
Killed lu Richmond yesterday by "a negro,
r al
two weeks ago lie ud been sent To
Jail FOR stealing q watch from Mr.. James
Thompson. of This place.
Mr. $ $. fitzpatrick. "a prominent lawyer
of Louisville Ky. IS here on a visit 10
Mr.. c. a. Epcs.
Ihc EAccuuse Committee of the Central
State Hospital held its regular monthly
meeting az the hospital to-day and irans-
acted routine business. The new addition
for cpileptc insane patients is being push
cd 20 completion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

The Annual Tax lew Going Back To Old
Freight Methods.


LEXINGTON. VA. July 5.-Sgecial-
Tho Board of Supervisors OF the county
have made their annual tax levy. which
is fixed a. fOrty-hye cents on the one hun
drcd dollars worth OF property.
The management of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway has decided 10 take OF
the freight service. which has b-en
handled by a regular freight train, be-
tween this point and Balcony Falls
ON the Lexington branch. This will
necessitate the Old order of things. and
all trains on the branch will hereafter hc
mixed trains. and OF course. DELAYED on
their schedule time. This old schedule
was the cause of much complaint from the
public a year ago. and its RESUMPTION
will meet with general disapproyal.
The election OF the principal and as
sistant. together with the teachers OF
the white public schools. are announced
as follows: Principal. Mr.. Hodgson. As
sistant Principal Mr.. Canter: Teacher
W. r. Kenneday. Miss Cassie Shanks.
Miss +. Camott. Miss Primrose Cameron.
Misses Mary Lib. Smith and Elizabeth
Jordan.
Mt Greenloe I.etchcr. who was
thrown from his buggy Tuesday after
noon and sustained some painful
MhNlilHf rs EfINlA'A AN we 4illiNNlINf anu
Will DO ont In few days.
The Lexington Fire Department VIII
have a team at the Virginia Firemcn's
Tournament. nj Hampton. next week.
This will be the first time since the
organization OF the volunteer service here
that they leave home on any kind OF trip
They have selected a good team OF picked
men. and may be expected TO take rank
with the best organization on the
grounds.
Mr.. Richard Bayliss. whose body was
found floating in the Potomac river LAST
week. was for a number Of years a resi-
dent Of this place. where he had MANY
friends His family reside here. lie
leaves n wife and several children.
Mr.. Samuel steele Of Houston. Texas.
Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sellers OF New or
leans. are guests Of Mrs. II. b. Sellers.
al the Sellers place. near town.
Misses Ellen and Nellie Lee. daughters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
OF Mrs. and General Fitzhugh Lee, are

OF Mrs. and General Fitzhugh Lee, are
here. guests OF friends.
Professor Addison Hosue, OF Washing
ton and Lee University. with his VIE.
are visiting relatives IN Maryland.
Prof. Brown Ayers and family. ana
Mr.. Doug. Anderson. OF Tulane Univer-
sity. New Orleans. are here for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Harry Pratt. physical director OF
Washington and Lee University. Is Il,
Harvard's Summer School of Physical
Culture. TO perfect himself for his duties
at Washington and Lee University next
session.
MIR. +. L. Northern. of Arkansas. is
guest Of his brother Mr. Z. l.. Northern.
Miss Annie X. White. librarian OF Wash
ington and Lee University. has gone 10
Amherst College Mass. to attend the
sudmer session Of the Library School. 10
be held there the present session.
Rev. Henry Al-~ander White. OF Wash
ington and Lee University has been
elected a member of the Victoria Insti-
tute. Of London England.
Or. Samuel b. Campbell. OF Lancaster.
Texas brother OF the late Professor John
l.. Campbell OF Washington and Lee
University. is here. a guest of his nephew.
DR.. Harry Campbell
Miss Mildred Lee. daughter Of General
r. T.. Lee. left here the past week for
New York. She was joined i'm Wash
ington by Or. Boiling Ice son OF the
late General Rooney" Lee. and together
they will make trip TO Europe this
summer.
Lebanon and Goshen churches. in this
county. granted their pastors a long va
cation. In his absence the manse, which
has not been occupied FOR some time
was furnised from top 20 bottom with all
the home comforts and when the pastor
came back he found cosy home await
ing him and his family.
The residence Of Mr.. J. D. Anderson
was sold the past week 10 the trustees OF
Trinity Methodist church for 5000 II
was purchased for a parsonage. II is ono
of the most desirable residences I'm Lex
inrton. and the price paid for it was
very cheap.
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One OF the many places of interest and
attraction to the great throng OF strangers
who have been in Richmond for the nast
few days was tho Young Mems Christian
Association rooms. Thousands have Wis
tied the building hundreds have been
directed to boarding places. and points OF
interest and al received a cordial wei
come and handshake
Rev. W. VI Landrum. d. d.. pastor Of
Second Baptist church. will address the
mems meeting Sunday afternoon M I
o'clock. The subject Of his discourse is
a very appropriate topic for the Fourth-of
July season. ana there is no speaker IN
Richmond more capable 70 handle In an
interesting and instructive manner
some Of the more important issues
of to-day, than is this prominent and
eloquent divine.
Miss Kate Folkes and Mr.. Robert
Minor will assist In the song service.
All boys are invited to the BOYS Gospol
Army meeting at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Good singing and good Speaking
The boys who attond this mcotin. will
have an outing al Forest Hin Park one
day next week. All boys under sixteen
are welcome.