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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-11
RAILROAD NEWS.

What is Going on Along the Line of
Travel.
Assistant Gene raj Manager j. A.
Naugie has ordered an unlimited hum-
Der of men and scraper teams to the
front to get the washouts on the N
VI. Il A. repaired as rapidly as pos
sible.
E. J. Gibson. train master, and
George Montague, superintendent of
track ard buildings, are ahead at the
front building up telegraph lines and
looking up and directing the work on
the washouts. Both gentlemen are
first class railroad men and are hard
workers.
A big crowd of S. P. off ;ials with
two carloads of exploration machinery
will arrive from San Francisco to ex-
plore the coal fields of Sonora. These
coal fields are located twenty miles
from Ortiz at San Marcial and La
Barranca, eighty nine miles respect
fully. There are indications of great
coal country there and the S. P. will
develop it to u finish.
The biggest washoat that has oc-
Cured in many years was the ono last
tuesday night. Bridges Nos. 147,
149, $50, 152, 1873, l54, 156, 157, lbs,
160, 1852, ia, lS6 ami other bridges
between Calabasas and Sanford are
washed out and about 200 piles are
gone. There are thirty -fve'Lig stringers
and thirty-eight caps out. Over one
thousand feet of telegraph line with
the poles are gone. Passenger train
No. 2 from Nogales Wednesday night,
was held betwee Sanford and Fair
banks until yesterday wnen the passcn
gers were transferred 1t will be
several days before through trains can
get through. Roter, Weiland, Du-
mont and Lu:hts' gangs are at worl,
OH the breaks with all the men they
can get and night and day they will
keep at it till through trains are again
passing.
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Hotel Arrivals.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL.

A B Gibson, Santa Ana; John F
Allan, Mexico City; J Howard Palmer,
Hermosillo; John McPaet, Cerro Co.
lorada; Alfred Franklin, Phoenix; D
Wagner, San Francisco; n A Bigss,
Tucson; S Sazueta, Guaymas; r s
Gibbs, M1nas Prietas; John L Latham,
Guaymas; Felix CoLlentz, San Fran
cisco; D Stevens, Phonix; G o Allen,
Las Planchas; K N Leatherwoed, Tue
son; B Fernandez, Guayaas; S j
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there is never more opportune season
than Spring. 1t is mistake; an
abuse to one, not to aid their system
by taking some good effective Spring
Alternative. No Letter tonic for clean
ing and invi gor,ting the system than
COMPOUND Extract of Sarsapariiia, at
SIS cents a bottle. We use the best
drugs and give the most care in COM
pounding prescriptions, AMI never
allow anyone to give you better
equivalent for your money.
CiIENOWETH Il MIX,
Nogales, Arizona, Morley Avenue.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-11
SONORA NEWS.
Mining and Other Items from Our
Sister State.
+. P. FURLoNG.

Mining and Other Items from Our
Sister State.
Don Fernando Montijo has been re-
elected mayor of Guaymas. -.
Some mustered out soldiers have
been arrested at Guaylnas for selling
dog meat sausage.
1t is said that the FL Concrete, the
best weekly i'll Guaymas, will shortly
change hands, Gaspar NJ Pujol will
have charge and issue the same as a
daily. ill., 81 A---.->
The city council of Guaymas has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
women of easy character from being
Oh the streets or riding in carriages at
night.
The "Fiesta de San Francisco" will
open at Magdalena on September q
this year. Great preparations have
been made for big crowd. There
will be people present from all over
Sonora and southern a rizona.
Don Lamberto Z. GaXiola has estab-
lished at Guaymas II coffee factory
and calls it Ell Prosreso. He has a
steam plant and handles Mexican and
Central American coffees He has a
new process rooster.
List Saturday about IL o'clock at
night Tomas Moreno, IL wellknown
citizen of Guaymas, VAS assassinated
with an ak The assassin struck his
victim in the head and Lreast The
IA year old son LAS been arrested on
suspicion and is now i'll Jail.
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chant, will next week close his estab-
lishment at Nogales, Sonora, and will
leave for Las Planchas, where he las
accepted position with the Coo ada
Mining company.
The Nogales house is about com
Pletel. There are now thirty-five big
rooms nearly ready for occupancy.
The whole building has been over
hauled and renovated, and many con-
veniences added, so that now it is
mo lern ur-to date lodging house
Deputy Sheriff L. F. Brederick and
Ramon Vasquez left this morning for
Tucson to attend TIE Roca trial. Mi
guel Roca was arrested some months
ago on charge of robbing MIR. Vas
quez' store and was bound over to
await the action of the grand jury.
Joe Thompson was called to La Co
lorada this morning by telegram On
business.
P. B. Yates, the rustling route agent
of Wells, Fargo q Co. came in last
night from Crittenclen in a wagon and
brought few late papers for which
the people thank him very heartily.
The passenger train that left here
Wednesday night for Benson was got
ten back to Nosales this morning.
There will be no trains running through
to Benson before Tuesday and it is not
likely there will be any mail before
that time, through every effort will be
made to get the trains through sooner.
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ing on in Sonora and the Yaqui River
countries for the last half a century.
1t is a wellknown fact that in near
ly every instance when the Indians
and Mexicans have their satIiciency,
the Americans step in and in shorter
order than it kes to write it made
his fortune Many fortunes have been
made on the Yaqui. Since my time
here 1 can name ut least five men who
went into that part with very little
grub and returned with sacks of the
bright little yellow boys.
Let as turn our eyes toward La Co
lorada and see where and on what
grounds the Times has for saying that
t'the Indian beats them all" They
worked here for centuries and reached
the 700 foot level. Along comes an
American who takes out fortunes and
still there are some left. Any of those
interested and care to know the Times
standing better will please leek at
Brann's Icenoc'ast of Waco, Texas,
September number.
+. P. FURLONG.
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The Concert

ne concert
Following is the program for tie
concert toni. hit
PART FIRST.
First-'Marina - Cutie rrez Orchestra
Secon Trio, Los Tres Maridus".
.Messrs. Moral ~, Acsvedo. Yourg
Third Walls, Emilia" ...... ....
.-.....-..........E studiantir Nogalense
Fourth-Prelude Eel Anillo de Hero"
Torres Orchestra
Fifth-Daet,
Mr.. Herrera and Mrs. J. Pascho
Sixth-Vocal Solo. "Over the High Brick
Wal" ................Mr Mrs. w. F. Over ton
SEVENTIES ntasia. "El Trovatore 49,.
Prot. Gutierrez
Eighth7?Me Qnieres?. .Estudlantina
Observation-Disclosures E.panola.
Mrs. H. X. Chenoweth
Tenth-Concert-Poila, "Pistonete"----
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Manuel Giron
PART SECOND
Fir t-Overture, RI Trobader"
...-......... Torres Orchestra
S,cond-Trio, Las Cigarreras''.
-. Mesdames Hampton, Overton, Cheno-
weth.
Third-Piano Duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.... Misses Jesus and Eloisa Ram reg.
Fourth-Saxophone Solo, "Salidn del
Rneimiento'' .............. Prof. Gutierrez.
Fifth-Vocal Solo, Queen of the Night
.........................M Mr.. ]. B. Gordon.
Mrs J. Pa~choly and Mrs. NJ. King.
Sevoath-Chorus, LII Moscota" ......-.-.......
Eighth-Polka, LA NJ sea-.
.............. .Estudiantin a NosalcDs,.
Nineth-Gr Marcia. Observation-Disclosures.
.-...................G Gut errez' Orchestra
Tenth Overture, "Po ia Aid ano"......
Observation-Disclosures. Torres Orchestra.
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Stands at the Head.

Aug. J. Bogel, the lie ,dinq druggist
OF Shreveport, La, says: DIR. Kings
New Discovery is the only ting that
cures my cough, and it is the best seller
L have" J. f. Campbell, merchant
of Stafford, Ariz., writes: ''Dr King S
New Discovery is all that is claimed
for it; it never fails, and is sure
cure for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I cannot say enough for its
merits" DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
not an exf eriment. 1t has been tried
for quarter of century, and today
stands at the head. 1t never disap-
points. Sold by Chenoweth d Mix,
Nogales, Ariz.
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Following is the program for tie
concert toni, hit
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-11
Arrested for Smuggling.

Frank Irvine, bar::eeper for J. T.
Brickwood, was arrested Monday by
U. S. customs inspector Robt. Hannah
on charge of smuggling cigars into
the United States. and was bound over
to await the action of the grand j4ry
by Judge Duffy in the sum of $500,
which was furnished by J. T. Brick
wood and L. D. Casanega. FIR. Brick
wood has a box on the side of his
building containing cigars. The box
extends over into Mexico and contains
Mexican cigars. The barkeeper in
serving cigars always has the customer
step across the line to get them, but
this time he brought them into the
saloon Oh the American side of the
line when the inspector seized them
and arrested the offender with the
above result.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

'OAASD~
Marshall Bird has bought an ia
in the Larks.
Attend the concert tonight it is for
a worthy cause.
Judge Duffy has had some lively
counting this week.
E. L. Griswold has been elected
manager of the Larks.
Sam F. Webb returned to the Fs-
vorita mine Thursday.
The best talent in iJosales will be
at the opera house night.
u. S. Custom Inspector Sam King
is in from Buonos Ayres.
Ell Downer, formerly of Tucson, is
now with Proto Brothers.
The concert tonight will be the best
one Nogales has ever had.
Services will beld as usual at the
Congregational church tomorrow.
Dan Murphy has a large force of
men at work on the Favorita mine.
Henry Katz, Of the New York
Store, went to Tucson "Wednesday
night.
DR.. F. H Welles and o. X. Frank
lin went to Washington Camp We'd
nesday.
DIR. Cheneweth returned last night
from professional trip to Las Plan
chas.
The backbone of summer has been
fractured and pleasant weather now
prevails.
Marshal John Roberts has force
of men at work building fence around
tire public grave. yare7F,---' -~~---1-
The city park ought to be fixed up
and seats placed therein so the citi,
zens can enjoy the shady trees.
o. K. Franklin, the mining man, will
90 east on the first train out on min
ing bus ness to be absent two weeks.
Musical Instruments of all kinds at
the Line City Store being sold at cost
Call before they are all gone.
Drink ScHL1Tz, the beer that made
Milwaukee, famous For sale at Brick
wooi's for ten cents (Mexican) per
glass.
Mrs. Aguirre of Tucson, has been
visiting the family of her son Steve NJ.
Aguirre. She returned to Tucson
"Wednesday.
Pete Torres has moved his X Ray
saloon across the street from its old
stand to where the Mexican restaurant
usel to be.
Absolute purity, delicate flavor, are
characteristics of SCHLITz beer. J. L.
Brickwood sells it for 10 cents glass
Mexican money.
The finishing touches are being
placed on James Breen's new house.
This is the most handsome business
house in Nogales.
Andy Miller, the Globe photo
grapher has pitched his photo tent in
the city plaza and is now ready to
sketch your shadow"
Capt. L. w. Mix's new Offices at
his residence will be the finest in the
country. There will be- big cellar,
bed Dom and billiard room.
No land is so remote that it is not
reached by SCHL1rz's Milwaukee beer.
Sold 10y J. t. Brickweod at 10 cents
per glass, Mexican money.
T. j. Roberts, prominent cattle
man of Cochise county, and father-in-
law of S. 81. Aguirrr, is in Nogales
on business with the American custom
house.
WANTED buy few shares Of
partially matured Nogales Building &
Loan Association stock. State age
and price Of stock. Apply at THE
VIDETTE office.
w. H. Randall returned from the
Aio mountains Wednesday auC
brought in some fine copper ore with
him. He did so me work on his new
claims and finds them improving Will
development.
Toribio Salcido, the popular me,
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-11

Educate Your BOweIs With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
10c, 25c. II C. c. c. fail, druggists refund money
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-09-11
THE YAQUl ALL o. K.

What One Who Knows Has to Say
About it.
1 happened in looking over the head
lines of the Los Angeles Times of Fri
day, Sept. 8, to come across an item
headed Sonora" The substance of
this article was the Yaqui River loom.
1t is very evident that the editor of
the so-callod paper or its correspon
dent are very ignorant of what is 60
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South worth, Tucson; Ell Pulbrook and
wife, England.
NoGALES EoUsE.

George Horrocks, Kansas City; G
''ouss, Kansas City; L A Anderson,
Pasa lena, Cal J Il McC' enahan, Old
Glofy; w p Hale, ] W Sayer, Quay
mas; * 5 Gibbs, Minas Prietas; Re, l.
naldo Valenzuela, Los Angeles; Miss
Phelps, Guaymas.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

Mary Linehan won a gold watch, Mr..
Thomas Fox, a gold watch, and Mrs! Pick
EFT, a silver pitcher.
Mrs. S. Fisher. of ST. Louis. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunmire, Of
Sixth street.
Leave all news items and complaints at
L~ieniEger's book store. sos Kansas avenue,
or at o. Q. Clafin's drug store, S23 Usage
avenue.
J.. Tilton reports that some one stole his
horse and buggy Friday. The horse had
been left tied to a fence in front of
Swift's packing house.
]. Smith. an employee at the Eagle anu
featuring works: caught his hand in a
circular saw Friday, nearly Severing the
fingers from his hand
c. S. Muir. a machinist in the Swarzs-
child & Sulzberger packing house, caught
his hand in the machinery Friday and 1t
is feared amputation may be necessary.
TIL following is the programme for Morse
school entertainment to be given Tuesday
evening. November q, at Mclean & Nc
Anany's hall:
A. B. c. Octette.
Bloom" May johnson.
Hoop drill, sixteen girls.
Solo-"Ben Bolt" Mabel Snyder.
Owl song, Maud and Mildred Brouse. p
Japanese drill. sixteen girls.
Recitation-'The Fate of Nydia," May
Viehreileig.
Mother Goose medley, fifteen boys and
girls.
Recitation. Roman Kramer.
song-'.Mufin Man" five girls.
Dumb bell drill. twelve girls.
Song-Medley. Boys Glee Club.
DuetLI"Cynthta and Reuben" Emma Cox
and Robert Gilluly.
Ring drill. twelve girls.
Cantata.,"Harvest Queen" nineteen girls.
Chorus, thirty pupils.
Miniature volcano, Clyde Picord.
Music, jug band.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

ing to the Sixth cavalry. at Fort Leaven-
| worth. was arrested by the police on the
charge of fast driving yesterday after
noon.
The United States case against Charles
Porter, charged with assault and battery
on the reservation, was called before Com
missioner Bond yesterday and the accused
was discharged. Porter was represented by
Dennis Jones while Rankin Mason appeared
for the government.
Conrad P. Hohmann. aged n years. died
at his residence, us Kickapoo street. short
" after noon, yesterday. Of paralysis.
The deceased was born in Hesse-Cassel,
He served in the Union army and was
later connected with the inspector generals
office at Governors Island. N. Y. The
funeral at si o,c faes place ans w f8Im boz STde aft 4Ss
auspices Of Germania lodge. No. 9. l. o.
O.. F., of which he was a member.
hired . breechloading gun from Beringers
shop Friday morning. for a days hunt.
A fight between a Leavenworth. and Kan
sas City dog took place last night, at a
well known Sporting resort in the city.
vo ataof from Mi! William mas w alRlRaes 10, Upon a the aae
grounds Of extreme cruelty and abandon
msn asmsn =, ou,rts-,v ns,s,ors uu no.
gin at the Soldiers home next Friday. Sher-
IN Rothenberger states that he will send
his deputies to patrol the pike during the
Ing robbed.
Yesterday Probate Judge Hawn appointed
o. c. Beeler as receiver Of the shoe stock
of A. L. Salinger. who recently failed. The
appointment was made upon the .applica-
ton Of w. w. Hooper.
The mayors office has granted permits
for the construction of 6.0S9 running feet
Of brick sidewalk since November L..
A colored man reported to the police yes
terday that his home had been entered FRI
day night during the absence of the fam
lily. and $16 stolen.
Dan Williamson had a narrow escape
from death at the Home mine, from an ex-
plosion of fire gas. The force blew him
outward. but his hair was slightly singed.
E. A. Leavitt, son of Rev. Mr.. Leavitt,
has received notice of his appointment in
the railway mail service.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
ARGENTINE,

Mrs Tosh is at home again.
Services at all the churches to-day.
Geddes Simmons is still on the sick list.
DR.. Chopper attended the football game
yesterday.
Brick sidewalks are the fashion now in
Argentine.
Mrs. E. Morris has been taken to Beth
any hospital.
1t IS said that there is to be = powder
factory at Turner.
Argentine has been afflicted with the Carr
monograph confession.
Dr.: Foote assisted in a surgical operation
al st. Joseph's hospital yesterday.
To-day at 8 o'clock p. m. the Christian
Sunday school will be organized at Fire
men hall.
Miss Maud Dant won the lamp contest
at the Catholic fair. John OllIges, Jr., was
awarded the book.
Thu smelter company has erected a fine
hagpele of gas pipe with a golden ball on
top. 1t is In front of the office building.
Rev. Mr.. W: J. Houston will preach this
morning on The Church at Philippi.' and
in the evening on THE Church at Lao
dicea." being the last of a series Of ser
mons on the subject OF THE Seven
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
At the Churches.

Rev. Frank N. Atkin. of Decatur. ILL.,:
st. Paul's Episcopal church. and will occu-
pyA a the fnI pn,plfi THIS m mGealns Service has been
morning service! "Asperges.Me (trio). by
Theo. Won La Hache,, and Bordese's mass
s%oloists. Following the elevation Of the
Host. Miss Sophie Staiger. Anton Schwarz
and John N: Joerger will sing ..Benedictus
Miss staiger and Mr.. Joerger. will render
90 Spouse Mi" as arranged by Anthony
Werner. Afternoon vespers and benediction
At the First Methodist church Rev. j. ".
Alderman. D. D.. of Kansas City. presiding
elder of the Lawrence district; will deliver
k keTd'f Dr. suP Bright. " viii hiJ Preach e: m, fhs tRu abi5ertt
being Joy Over Repenting Sinners" The
Epworth League devotions will begin at
Rev. Dr.. Page will preach a Thanksgiving
sermon in the Presbyterian church at II
o'clock, at which there will be special mu-
sic. under the direction of Miss Edith samp-
first Of a series Of lectures on How the BIZ
BILE Was Made. illustrating it with fac
SMILES of the early manuscripts. by the aid
of calcium lights.
at the Congregational church. Rev. Mr.. C..
n. Fem will deliver a pulpit editorial on
The kindergarten Idea" the subject Of
evening Sermon ON will be Of Special interest
to young people on "The Coming Man"
Rev. Mr.. Herbert Thayer, Of Fort Leav-
enworth. will conduct the services at the
The afternoon services at the Old Ladies
Leavitt. of the Baptist church.
rooms this morning will have as the sub
ject The Armor of Truth"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
ARMOURDALE.

The Zodiac Social and Dancing Club has
r~eorganized and will give its opening ball
ut Mclean & McAnany's hall Thanksgiving
night.
Cheyenne tribe No. 10 of the Improved
Order of Red Men will give a masquerade
ball Wednesday evening. November "a. the
evening before Thanksgiving. at Mclean
q M~cAnany's hall. The Red Men dressed in
Indian costumes and headed by the A. o.
!. W: band will give n street parade ge-
lore the opening of the ball.
Mrs. c. H. Etter, of South Fifth street,
who has been visiting in Kenton. o., for
the past month, has returned home.
The Rev. Mr.. c. f. Armstrong, who has
been out of tow for his health the past
SIX weeks. has returned home and will
preach at the Central Presbyterian church
morning and evening to-day.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve a Thanksgiving dinner on Usage ave-
nue. near Seventh street.
The young child Of NJ. Cramer. of Roeke
street. died Friday night of diphtheyia.
Thieves broke into the office of the Rad.
ger Lumber Company Friday night and
stole an overcoat belonging to one OF the
employees.
Miss Sophia Myers. who works at swift.s
packing house in the trimming room, cut
her hand severely yesterday.
At the Catholic fair Friday evening Miss
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

All persons having laundry. at Reeder
Bros may call and get same at our branch
Office, No. 451 Minnesota avenue.
Wanted-Two first-class subscription So
%licitors; steady work to good men. Apply
sas City. Kas.
soft coal stoves. bedroom sets and other
ness. 40 Minnesota avenue.
Mrs: MARY rare sa ehs ana ,o 1aasnteT; Nora
seph Barrett. Of sis Minnesota avenue.
Mr.. George F.. Hall, the noted Illinois
lecturer, delivered his lecture. THE Model
New Woman" to a large and enthusiastic
audience last night at the Wood Street
Methodist church.
L. Pearman, deputy head consul, is busily
engaged organizing a new camp of Modern
Woodmen Of America. He has fifty ,appli-
cations, and expects to run this number up
to 100 by the last of next week.
The ladies Of the Central Christian church
will give their bazaar on Minnesota avenue
near Sixth street on November 30 and De-
they will serve their annual dinner and
supper.
Nancy A. Murphy brought suit in the
district court yesterday against Alexander
in 1874 and have lived together up to a
few months ago. She charges him with
drunkenness and cruelty.
George Merket, a grocer on North Third
street, brought suit in the court of COM
mon pleas yesterday against the SchwarZ-
schild g Sulzberger Packing Company for
5000 damages. He alleges that the de-
PENDANT company ''blacklisted" him by
virtue of which his business has been
greatly injured.
The marriage of Miss Alta BiGham to
James Thomas was olemniZed last week
at the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bigham, near White Church.
The bride is a popular young lady of that
section of the country. while the groom is
a young business man of this city. The
newly married couple will make their home
in Kansas City. kaS.
The Kansas City Manual Training school
football team was defeated in a well
played game yesterday forenoon at Kerr's
park by the Kansas City. kas.. university
team. The game was full of interesting
The university boys have a strong team.
and with a little more experience they will
be able to secure a position at the head Of
the list of amateur teams.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
Independence Church Services.

Rey; Mr.. F. p. Ryland. of the Maple Ave
nue. NJ. E. church, will take for the topic of
his discourse this morning Christ. the
Desire Of the Nations" evening subject,
Forgetting the Past" will be the theme
Of the morning discourse at the First Bap-
tist church. Evening subject. 1.-The Way
of the Transgressor IS Hard"
The usual service will be held this morn
ing at the First Presbyterian church. This
evening Miss Sallie Chambers. a missionary
from Brazil, will lecture.
Rev. Mr.. Worley. of the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church. will deliver a dis
course to the children at IL o'clock this
morning. Light Shine will be his sub
ject. The subject Of the evening sermon
will be THE Diseases of the Heart"
During this week revival services will be
held each night at the Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Millbank, of Topeka, Kas., will
preach this morning at the Trinity Episco-
pa church at IL o'clock.
The usual services will be held at the
Delaware Street M. E. church this morning
and evening.
A children's rally will be held this morn
Ing at the Christian church. Members of
the Sunday school will participate in the
programme to be rendered.