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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
THE REGISTRATION LAW.
The Offices VIII Not Open Until October 18TH,
According to Supreme Court Decision.

The registry offices in Montana
will not he opened Sept. Is for re-
|ceiving the names of the qualified
electors, as the law of 1895 provided,
but on Tuesday, October 13. So de-
cided the supreme court.
Associate Justice Hunt handed
down the opinion which settles this
vexed question. He allowed the in
junction to issue, thereby holding
that the law of 1893 was substantial
ly i'm force.
The sections of the political code
relating to the registry law that are
held to he in force are 100, 1909, 12ll, /,
12l2 and 12lS to and including 1894
and the same are designated and
compiled. The attorney general will
have the compilation printed in
pamphlet form for distribution
among the registry agents of the
state. According to to the latest in
depreciation no one can vote under
any consideration unless registered.
In relation to section 1888, concerning
an elector who removes from one
district to another the conditions un-
der which he may vote are given AS
follows:
''By the original registration law
of 1889, an electOr could receive what
was called n territorial or state reg
istry certificate from his registry
agent, and upon it's exhibition to
a registry agent in another district
within the county i'm which the cleo
tor registered, or any other county,
he could register a second time. But
the Legislature of 1893 materially
changed this provision of thelaw and
expressly prohibited the registration
or voting i'm any county other than
the one i'm which the electOr actually
resides at the time of his registration
or in the county in which he will
have actually resided for 10 days be-
fore election day.
'.The only privilege accorded by
section 1898, now in force, is that an
elector who is registered may, if he
moves from one election district to
another within the same county in
which he registered, vote i'm the dis
| trict into which he has moved i'm the
same county, provided he has OBJ
tained the certificate allowed by Sec
tion 1243, and provided, he presents
this certificate within the period of
registration agent within the district
to which he has moved, and pro-
vided, his name is registered the
second time as required by said Sec
ton. But it must he understood
that under the registra ton law of
thestate now in force, there no is way
| whatever by which an elector may
vote unless his name appears upon
the registration books of the county
in which he actually resides at the
time Of his registration, or In which
he will have actually resided for 30
days before election day. This i'm
portant prohibition also appears by
section 1234, to follow. This section
gives n right in certain cases to a
registered voter to vote In a district
other than where he first registered.
But he cannot vote under any cir
lcumstances In any county except
where he first registered and lives,
nor unless registered before registra-
tiOn closes"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30

the convention hall that Jones had q
message which he wanted the conven-
tion to hear. 1t was then that, upon
the suggestion of Senator Allen, the
motion was carried, in the con-
fusion just before the ballot was taken,
which may prove the key by which the
tangle in the silver forces may be un-
locked. 1t was a motion confering
upon the national committee plenary
power-all the power, the motion
stated, of the convention itself.
The convention was hastily ad-
journed after Bryan had been de-
clared the nominee, and the radicals
in the Texas, Arkansas, California.
Illinois and Maine delegations pro-
ceeded to organize arumpconvention
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
PURELY VEGETABLE.
and Best Family Med
icine in the Worldi
AN EFFECTUAl SPECIFIC,

for all diseases of
the Liver, Stomach
and Spleen
Regulate the Liver
and prevent CHILLs
AND FEVER, MALARI-
Gus FEvERs, BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, REST
LESsNEss, JAUNDICE
AND NAUSEA.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
Asether Desc Would KIN.

Manager F. j. Painter of the opera
house at West Chester. Pa. writes to
Arnold WolfOrd, a dramatist OF Chi
cago, under date of July 18th: "we
have the dates you desire and will
hold them, il you desire, until after
for IL Bryan and the an
archists get control of the govern
ment this fall there is no money in
the show business for anybody. We
have barely lived during the four
years of HI that Grover brought US,
and another dose will soon wind ii
up. Yours, etc.
F. j. PAINTER"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
Even David A. Wells Bolts.

The most astonishing bolt an
nounced yet is that of David A. Wells.
1t is said that this most prominent
free-trade advocate Informed a friend
that rather than support such a
ticket as that nominated at Chicago
he would vote for she champion of
protection, William Mckinley.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
CONSTIPATION
SICK nEADAcnEi

SUBSCRIBE for the ARGUS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1896-07-30
BAD BREATH

BAD BREATH
Nothing is SO unpleasant, nothing so common
as bad breath, and in nearly every case II comes
from the stomach, and can be SO easily corrected
il you will take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Do not neglect to secure a remedy for this re-
pulsive disorder. II will also improve your
appetite, complexion and general health
PiLESi
How MANY suffer torture day after day, max
ing life a burden and robbing existence of all
pleasure, owing TO the secret suffering from
Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand OF almost
any one who will use systematically the remedy
that has permanently cured thousands SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR Is no drastic, violen
purge. but a gentle assistant TO nature.
CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not be regarded as
trifling ailment-in fact, nature
demands the utmost regularity of
the bowels, and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
often to serious danger. II Is
quite necessary TO remove
impure Accommodations from the
bowels as IL is to eat or sleep, and
no health can be expected where
costive habit of body prevails
SICK nEADAcnEi
ouently. The disturb bance of the stomach, aris-
ing from the imperfecfly digested contents,
causes q severe pain in the head, accompanied
with disagreeable nausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known Sick Headache; for
the relief of which TAKE SIMMONS Liver
REGULATOR.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
}. n. zEILlN q CO.. Philadelphia. Pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

tonces voy entrar eu la casa para decir al
scf1or Murph que abra los ojos Pero ell aia-
bio del "Cojuelo" esta cerca de la puerta. V,
81 me We y me oye lamar, avisara la ssLe-
chuza", todo Sc 10 llevar& la trampa Ade-
mas de que puede que el sefior Rodolfo
haya arreglado ell negocio para esta noche''
iRsyos No saba que hacer mi cabeza
veIa mas que fuego. Por dltimo, me die:
''Voy salir, y estando fuera discurrire me-
jor." En- efecto, discurrf; Squ6 hagop Voy
y me quito la blusa la corbata, me acerco
q la cueva del "Cojuelo", 10 agarro por ell pc
llelo de La espalda, y, por mas que chilla,
pernea, me arafla me muerde, 10 envuelvo
on la blusa, 10 ato por un lado con las man
gas y con La corbata por otro, con ell fardo
bajo Ell braxo me dirijo al muro, en- un jar
din que estaba cerca, echo ell "Coiuelon & yo.
lar, va caer ALA entire unas coles Como
grunfal Parecfa un lech6n; pero con Ell vien-
to y la lluYia, dos pasos de distancia no Sc
lie ola. Hecho este, me escabullo como pue-
do, y me subo uuo de los krboles altos que
hay frente por frente de uuestra puerta, so
bre la misma zanja en- que habia estado ell
"Cojuelo' AL cabo de diez minutes ogo
pasos: llovfa todo Hover, la noche estaba
como boca de lobo. Aplico ell dido, qui6n
peosaais que era7 La !" Lechuza ''-iCoiuelo.
Coiuslo -lIam6 voz baja,-Esta lIovien.
do q cantaros, y Ell demonio del escarabaio
Sc habrA cansado de esperar-diio enfurecido
ell "Maestro de Eseu9la"-Si me cae en- las
unas 10 desuello viyo.-Anda con cuidado
amor mfo -repuso La "Lechuza".-Poede
ser que haya lido darnos algdn aviso. "
81 todo esto fuese una trampa para eoger-
nos El otro no guerra dar Ell golpe hasta
las diez...-Pues por ESQ mismo-repuso ell
" maestro mas one las siete.. 1'1
mas visto el dlneros I no es verdadl I Quien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
LOS MtsTER1Os DE PARIS

ta, con 10 cual oref que nadie maliciarfa nada
Pdseme en- seguida mrar vuestra puer-
ia Santa Barbara, como GAIA ell agual Pa
recfa un diluvio. No pasaba un alma, la
hoehe Sc venfs encima.
--Pero Sc6mo no entl aste en- mi casa9-
pregunt6 Rodolfo.
Me habfais dicho, se1ior, que volviese
al dia siguiente por la mafiana, Y no quise
anticiparme por no parecer entrometido. Pues
como iba diciendo, estaba la ventana echan-
do mis- tragos comiendo mis- nueoes, cuando
ALA por entire Ia niebla veo aparecer 6 la "Le-
chuEa" con Ell mono de "Brazo Roio'', es de-
cir, con ell "Coj0elo" por otro nombre, die:
"lYa viene ell nubladol lAhora 81 que aprie-
tap En- efecto, ell "Cojuelo" Sc meti6 como
un topo en- una de las zanjas que hay frente
& vuestra casa como para abrigarse del aqua
meti6 en- la faltriquera llam6 q la puerta.
lQuien os parece que abri6? Vuestro amigo
Murph en- persona. En- este la tuerta empe-
z6 < estirar los brazos y hscer aspavientos,
entr6 corriando en- ell jardfu. Yo estaba
an ascuas, y me daba al diablo porque no
nodfa adivinar 10 que guerra hacer la 'sLe-
chuza." Por 6ltimo, volvi6 salir, Sc puso
81 gorrete, dijo dos pslabras al "Coiuelo .,
one sc qued6 en- el aguiero, y tom6 las de
Villadiego. "iAlto aqui!-dije 20 entonces.
Echemos cuentas El ''Cojuelo" ha veni-
a. con Ia asLechuza"; luego ell "Maestro"
Il sefor Rodolfo SO qnedaron en- la taberna
IA ssT3razo Roio" La "Lschuza" vino re-
corocer la casa luego no hay duda de que
dar Al eoIpe esta misma noche. Sl dan el
S.-l,a asfa misma noche, cayo el garlto
Il sef,or Rodolfo, que piensa que no sera hasta
saagena ST ell sefior Rodolfo cayo en- ell gar
Ito debo de ir casa de "Brazo RoJo para
YER como anda el negocio. Pero 81 ST. mlen- le
tras tanto llega el Maestro de Escnela 4 IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
BrBLfoTECA DE "LA DEMocRACfA"

ex descargador tenfa IN par de sandalias ma
turales tan dnras como ell casco de un Ca
ballo.
Mira como andas que vas lastimar-
te-dijo el m6dico
Ell "Churiadoro no hizo ell menor case de
esta amonestaci6n. Absorto en- ell cumpli-
miento de su nueva mission, que qusr1a desem-
peflar airosamsnte para borrar ell efscto de la
primera, cogi6 Ell fr6gil pomito entire los dsdos
con IN escrdpuio una delicadeza admrables
Ell doctor tsmbl6 al pensar que un exceso
de precauoio podfa traer consigo una nueva
cat&strofe; pero felizmente Sc salv6 ell fras-
quillo. AL volver hacia ell lecho, ell "Churia-
dor" desmenuz6 otra vez con los pies los vi
drios que habfa en- sl suelc
Mira que te estropeas, infeliz-1iio en-
VOC baja ell doctor.
Ell "Churiador" lie miro con sorpresa
contest6:
-5Que me estropeo, senior medico2
Has pisado va dos veces esos vidrios.
No o. de cuidado; tengo las plantas
de los pies dnras como una tabla
- Una cucharilai
Volvi6 & empezar el l"Churiador" sus evo-
luciones de sflfde, llev6 al m6dico 10 que
le habla pedido
Luego que Rodolfo habfa tornado algu-
mas cucharadas de Ia poci6n, bizo IN ligero
moyimiento con La eabeza V con las manos.
III - lilo el m6dico; ;-sali6 del le-
largo. La sangrfa ha auyentado ell peligro.
-SEsta fuera de p.ligro? bravo, viva
la Constituci6n! !-grit6 Ell "Churiador" en- IN
accsso de algeria.
-iCallad, por Dios; no hagkis ruidol-
le die ell negro.
-BieD, sefIor medico; callare
FL pulse va ordenaDdo. iMny bien!
-SY Ell pobre amigo del sehor &odoIfo2
iAhl cuandosepa - Pero Por fortaA pa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
EdictO
Don francisco de Sassge,sss q Artioae,
Jatez de IA I1astdncio de est0 cSi,5, !

Don Francisco de Sarsge,sss u Artiop.ss
Juez de Il Isastdgacio de est0 cSsld,
y su pGrtido.
Al p1blico hago saber que en- m6rito
los autos ejecutiyos que sigue el procura6s,
don jose Maria de Goicoechea, en- nombra 4
don Aristides Chavier y Chard6n contra dop
Lorenzo Escandon Aparicio, sobre cobro da
un credito hipOtecario ascendente mil ooh
cientos pesos, moneda corriente, intereses .,
uno por cieuto mensual y costas, por provi
dencia del dfa de hoy SO ha dispueeto Sc On
baste por termino de veir te diss 10 pronIa.
dad embargada que es Ia siguiente
Predio rdstico denominado "Los Maldo.
nados" radicado en- ell barrio de Pallejas, da
Adjuntss, de 25 cuerdas mas 6 menos, eoul.
valentes & 10 hectareas, TO areas, 94 cent?.
Areas bajo los puntos siguientes De Ia boca
de una quebrada que desagna en- el rio
CIR ande, sguss arriba IN palo de Gusmt
en- 10 alto de una cuchilla, maroado con una
X; de este por toda la cuchilla IN palo de
Guaba de aquf lfnea recta IN palo de Ga
pa prieto orillas del rio Grande al lsdo de
una piedra, y de este por las aguas arriba a
la b5ca de la quebrada en- que sc empez6
siendo las colindancias generates por el Nor
te Oeste con ell rio Graude; por el Sud con
terrenos de don Gaspar Quinteros Y nor al
Este con los de Ramito VazQuez Esa finca.
SODr6 La que no peSA OCrO SraVamen Que In
hipoteca por la que SO ejecuta. Sc ha valora
do en- tres mil pesos. debiendose verihcar
la subasta las ocho de La maffana del dia
16 del entrapte mes de JUNO ante este Juz.
gado, no admiti6ndose ningdu iicitador que
no coasigne pr6yiamepte Ell diez por eiento
de la tasaci6n, nj postura que no cubra DOR
10 meuos los dos tercios de ese valor oue
los titulos de propiedad de Ia finca estsG pen.
dientes de que los pressnte ell deudor, hailin.
dose inscrita su nombre.
Ponce, 26 de Mayo de 1896 -Francfsco
de Sangen&s. Ante mi, Juan Bautista del
ViSGr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

-lSilencio!
Rs verdad, sefior msdico.
-Vamos, sentaos callad.
-Pero, senior, ell
-Ssntaos, digo; me incomodAis dis.
tracts mi atenci6n con sndar alrededor iSan-
taos, repito
-Ssnor medico, estoy mas sucio que un
cerdo, y manchar1a los muebles.
-Entonces sentaos en- ell suelo.
-Manchare la alfombra
-Pues haced 10 que os de la CANA, pero
movais de m sitio-diio con imoacien-
cia ell doctor; sentandose otra veg en- la 81
lila de brazos, apoy6 Ia oabeza en- ambas ma
nos.
El "Churiador', despues de haber discu-
rrido un mom~nto, menos por neeesidad que
tuvlese de descanso que por obedecer al me
dlco, cogi6 una silla con indecible precauci6n
In tendi6 en- el snslo con ell respaldo sobre In
alfombra, muy satisfecho de su inyenci6n
con ell modesto fin de sentarse en- los palos
delanteros para no manoharla Hixo esta
operacion con Ell esmero mas delicado, pero
lgnorabs por desgracia las leyes de la palan-
ca de la gravedad; asf es que la siIla Sc
rompi6 y tendiendo ell desventurado los bra
zos por un movImiento involuntario, Sc ley6
tras 81 IN velador en- Ell enal hsbfa un plato,
una taxa y una tetera.
Dio un salto en- la sila ell doctor v 80
leyanto al OR el estrepitoso RADIO; RodoIfo,
dsspertando sobresaltado, sc incorpor6 en- la
CANA, miro alrededor dijo con inquietud en-
VOC alta:
iMurphl sd6nde sstk Murph?
-Sosi6guese V. A. R.-aontest6 respe.
tuosamente el negro.-Hay esperanzas de vi
da.
Est6 heridoa
--iAh! sf, senior
In donde estA2. .Qaisro ysllo -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
Unuuento Derm6aeno'

Los asombrosos efectos producido
nor el UNGUENTo DERMoGENo :
las Aagas gsswa9syas, iy6Defss, pr
cadaras ds nsos9Uit0s 1spya africans
sa5aaonss, eIefansiGsis tYnsoyss, a.
csslgassy 1y0csdsncss, ,sHnssfssas0, ~
csyas, bsyi.Las zs cgsiq.tsr SynsS, pa
Sadisos &as, 10 demuestran las infini
tas curaciones obteaidas y ei constan
te $50 que de dicho especifico s.
hace.
Deposito: Ezrsacs0 Central de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
ROBERTO GRAHAM


con 69GYCtCeO GU 6SCA CSt@UtsU1
C@rtihcan: que nan corzprobado y& en- In
pxkatieA OticiAl, Va on lA particular, duraEte
Ia opidaraia v&rlolosa reinRnte sn esEA e1u-
dad, In ofcacia incontestable del virus
!, yserno procedente del Institute de Vaou-
naai6n de dom Santiago Sei1o lnstalado en-
Areciho bAjo su Observation-Disclosures que di-
sho ssnor Seijo dsRpues do un Sonciensudo
dstenido sstudtc, Ia GonSeguido psgfse-
aiou&r oil niv0l do los Institutes Europeoa
do 50 indols, 81 cultivo dc Squel viruS pro-
Rl&etico do In viruel& nasta sl extrsmo do
pode7 asegurar y Ahrmar los cue suscfiben,
one On ssta poblacl6n ha producldo tan fe-
Hoes resultadOs y hA obtenido tan hson jeEc,
atisfactorio y brillsnte 6xito, que So han
sonseeuido cen su enpieO propagation el
extsrminio dc iA viruelA que EtsrrcFtzsba
diexmaba eatA poblaelon desda h2ce dis= y
ocho n eses. No 7actlaE6o per ende loS In
frAscritOs en- pubhoar-nc taa solo por me-
dio do Ia preeente sino que tambi6n por Ia
prensa periodical del pals sex necesario-
que In lnfA vacuna extraida de II terners
del precitado Instituto es superior y prefe-
Fible tod&s las dena6s usadas on la isla, In
sluso Ii de Londres, que Embellishments
IN dado mejor y Mas resuitado, hasta el ex-
tremo de haber conseguido la psSststlacsGs
r0CksoI en- un noventa pOr cisnto. z para
que conste y valgA doEde convenlr pudiere
& don Santiago Sei1o espido la prssente Ell
POnSe + 3 de MRJo de 1S89.-Ds. B1ts1S0r
1RiCSes-DF. CoF6hHd0-DF. RsSeF0s-DY.
PgRNss- Dr., 0CyOe4s--Dg. RIdal Ri6s-x)F.
kaesO Font n GssiSSOs-DT. Jkas zGsssiGs-
~. ~. zcN0 GassdGa-DT. CasixsiFO O. do
koS4e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
NAYoL HHRmANos & 90,
Buen negocio

ausentae rdtea
IA 16 enbradas
construction dond Puede habar mia
de poblaGn
rbsn
lie de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
qran depuratavo vsgetGI

sea esstgacso fiuido coinpuesto q
,arias plantas indigenas, usadas Co
no alserantes y sudorlhcas.
.Cada onza fuida representa- una
,nxa de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
Ell mas conocido, SECURE , S6PSds
arificador de la sangrel
Conserva el CUTS fsrsO y libre dc
vsbcS0sss y gyG'sosI
Pue len usarlo hasta los nifos.
Dep6sito: EsrnsaeiG Central, de ].
errer.
mi ". p. s. Nvbre. de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
CONDIOIoNEs z OoNCEsIONEs

an
DO
rssac c0bd
lilo
PAsAJEs
/ Elzara reornole
l Eta rebaa picah
los % de frances
RaESd N
hs .
paguen neoo
y =
Essi5 ,para BaysagnA oMguG
Is Us Ia, do u, psseas
Hodt
NAYoL HHRMANos & 90,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
iOjo, Ojo!
Sc desean vendeF rs sellos de los
del 4e CentcnaEio del descsbriraiento
DC est& Isla.
an esta tmprenta informaran,
Ponce. . Noviembre 1904.
PARA CARRETERAs

Sc Uende cGSi psitGd de 90 vGgos, ssssd md
Qssissa sYJtrarGdorG dc picdra psesswda para ca
Vyetw0s, con SO c0EdcrG de1s6s pSesGs, ess
ssV bsseM cstGdo q ssss nsGTtissstc de repM6ssO.
81 QsAAla iHterese psSsdc diriOissc don Ro
'pfs Graham, cN eRta cisSdGd.
pomnn. Feb~aE0 IL de 1884
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

81 unsasF
Mna aoonia de FoEaen
con q avspOr La
Hner axpn ga
Ia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-29
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
Testing a New Electric Signal
Made by a Company
Of Which F. E. Nipps of This
City Is President,
Items of Interest About Kansas Rail
road Matters Personals and
Miscellaneous.

For the purpose of making a test of
its operation. an electric signal has
been placed by the side of the Santa
F'e main line at the Seventh street
crossing in this city This signal is
one lately invented. and is controlled
by a company of which Mr.. F. E. Nipps
of this city is the head.
The signal works automatically and
does away with all work necessary in
the old fashioned method of signalling
trains. When the train passes the sig
nal an electric attachment throws the
red block or light facing the direction
from which the train came. This
blocks all trains going in the same di-
rection until the preceding train passes
out of the electric block, which may be
any distance desired. When the train
leaves the block and the road is clear
the red signal disappears and the
white is shown.
If found to work satisfactorily, this
signal may be adopted by the Santa
Fe. Electric signals of different kinds
are now in use on portions of the Santa
Fe road east of the Missouri river.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-29

in audiences which he addressed this
year that were not Populists than here
tofore and that he thought this indi-
Gated that people were more thoroughly
aroused than they had been before. The
judge said:
L will be compelled to be out of the
campaign now shortly for about two
weeks. till about the middle of Septem-
Der. as L have considerable work in
court. I viii get to work again about
the middle of September and will be in
the campaign till the end I have not
been out long enough or over a large
enough territory to make a general es-
innate, but from what have seen I
am much encouraged as to the success
of our ticket.
In regard to this Mexican dollar
question that is being made so much
of by the Republicans, / answer their
arguments in this way. The disparity
of dollars in the two countries is caused
by the disparity of the intelligence, skill
and industry of the two countries. This,
to my mind, is an answer to the cry
that the Mexican dollar is worth only
half of ours The Mexican viii give
two of his dollars for one of ours be-
cause our dollar viii exchange for tools
and implements and manufactured
goods which he cannot make in his
country or which we excel in produ-
cling. I viii treat of this largely in my
speech tonight. think that this is
the answer to the whole question, how
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-29
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES

North Topeka Baptist church, corner
Laurent and Harrison streets, Rev. w
B. Hutchinson, pastor. Services at II
a. m. and p. m. Home mission ser
mon by the pastor in the morning
Subject, Our Countrys Foes and De
tenders" The young people will have
charge of the evening service.
First African Baptist church, First
street, Rev. CD. OIden, pastor. Preach
ing morning and evening. At IL a. m.
preaching by the pastor. Subject
Power of the Gospel" p. m, Rev P
D. Skinner ID, of Lawrence will
preach.
Brethren Ounkard) church, Oak
land. Preaching at II a m. and D. m.
tomorrow by Minister Lutz.
Rev. f. E. Mallory of the Third Chris
tian church will preach at Dawson
school house at p. m, August 80
Second United Presbyterian church,
corner HUntoon and Polk streets. Sab
bath school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
II a. M. and p. m. by the Rev. Paul
Stewart of Spring Hill, Ind.
The First Church of God meets in
Ladies' Library hall, lib and Ills Kan
sas avenue; F. F. Manchester, pastor
Preaching at p. m; subject, Seeing
and Hearing Christ Sunday school at
1:45 p. m.
The First Siciety of SpirituaIists will
conduct a conference and test meeting
at 2:30 p. m. next Sabbath, in Lincoln
Post hall.
United Presbyterian church, corner of
Eighth and Topeka avenues; Rev. NJ.
T. McKirahan, pastor Preaching to-
morrow at Il o'clock on THE Candle
of the Wicked In the evening a chill
dren's service will be held al the Lib
erty church, East side, corner of Fifth
and Leland streets.