The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-28
ASSEM BLY, DOINGS.
A Very Good Attendance on the Grounds
and H;gh Glass Entertainment-Pro
gram Past and Future.

ceding Rev. DR.. Smiths lecture. Miss
Sammis entertained in a few fine
solos, Miss Gray recited very stir
ringly, "Mary's Night Ride" from DIR.
Sewer and the "Fishing Party" from
Riley. The Sappho Ladies Q~uartette
were simply bewitching in such songs as
Hear dem Bells" Annie Laurie, as ar
ranged by Buck, "Twighlight Bells" etc.
Their harmony is perfect and compass
wide, No quartette heretofore on the
ground have, in our opinion, excelled The
Sappho ladies.
S. G. Smith, d. d., sof st. Paul is a
forclble if not a fluent speaker, pleasant
withal in voice and appearance. His
subject, THE jingle of the dollar" was a
synonym FOR greed" and from this
| standpoint he discussed the growth Of
property-right from the savage state,
through all the stages OF civilization
Hebrew, Greek, Roman, Anglo Saxon
American. Our first war to settle the
question of "Mine and thine" was about
taxes, the second about commerce, the
third more states to whip "niggers" in,
the fourth to forever end the whipping
of "niggers," (they lynch them now.
Our hard times are the result OF
mind and muscle upon matter. Over
production Of certain staples in one line
or another, at some time or another, in
this country or Europe, have produced
all the different periods OF hard times we
have passed through in our nations his
tory. Hard times here are always &C.
companied by hard times in Europe.
These hard times are to be Il blessing in
the future. Keep out the Mongol races,
live within your means and if you live
long enough you will be rich. Never buy
what you don't actually need. Never 20
in debt except for something that will
produce more. And when you get riches
don't use them as a miser to hold power
nor in luxury as u spendthrift. Use
wealth to get culture.
The Rev. Coles lecture on the "Yo-
semitic Valley was a disappointment,
many having the impression it was to be
a ~stereopticon lecture. Previous to this,
however, the audience were we'll enter
tanned by the other musical talent on the
ground.
Sunday was religously observed. De-
votional hour in the morning, then Sun
dav school at $50, r. B. McClenon, su.
perlntendent. The school was not large
but interesting, and Mrs. Paddock
forty or more juveniles enjoyed their
lesson thoroughly.
Elder Dobson's sermon at IL q. NJ. and
Prot. Graham Taylor's Of Chicago al
$3.50 p. IN. were highly spoken OF and in
the evening DR.. Smith Of st. Paul gave
a fine discourse after the sacred concert
on the need of earnest, spirited manhood
in our national life.
The school OF methods begun it's ses-
sions at 10 Il. m. t o.day under the direct
ion of Mrs. A. +. Thompson of Medina,
Ohio, also the Round Table at II a. m.
These meetings are both held IN the
large new tent vest Of the auditorium.
Rev. G. l.. Cole and DR.. Smith both ad,
dressed the Round Table to-day.
This afternoon at 9 p. N. the Institute
of Christian Training begun under the
leadership of Rev. A. E. Thompson, the
evangelist Of Medina, Ohio.
Prof. Graham Taylor of Chicago lee
tured at $3.50 p. m. this afternoon on
THE Social Aspects Of Industrial Life
At 3 p. IN. the atheletic sports began
with the siuglemen's tennis tourna
ment.
This evening at 7, every singer on the
grounds and in the city Is invited to JOIN
the assembly chorus and drill on the
c~antata to be given the last evening OF
the Assembly. Band concert at 8 and
cornet solo, Prof. Ireland. $50, DR..
S. G.. Smith will deliver his lecture The
Scandinavian Away from Home This
will be worthy Of "A big house.
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.
$50 a. IL. Devotional hour.
9:O0-l2:C0 Summer school classes.
900 u. III. Young Wonan's Outlook
Club.
900 a. u. Bible School.
1000 a. IN. Sunday School Normal.
10:CO a. u. School Of Methods.
1850 a. u. Round Table-"Father's
Conference"-Addressed by Prof. Ora
ham Taylor.
100000 p. III. Summer School
Glasses.
200 p. NJ. Primary Sunday School
Normal.
200 p. m. Institute Of Christian
Training.
800 p. m. Special Program-Miss
Slbyl Sammis soloist and Prof. Ireland,
cornet sololst.
$50 p. IN. Lecture-Edward Page
CASTOR, Chicago, The Cliff and Cave
Dwellers Of Old Mexico