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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
LOSS OF AMERICANS
 AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
The Total VIII Reach Seventeen Hundred, but Only About One Hundred
 and Fifty Are Dead.

Copyrighted. 1898. by the Associated Press.
 Before Santiago, Sunday, July 5, D. m.4 per Associated Press Dispatch Boat Dandy, to Port Antonio, July 4 l a. in., via Kingston, July 4, 1 r. III. .-The fighting during the last two days has Cost the American army TOO men. This estimate is made by the surgeons at the division hospitals after careful figuring by the surgeons at the hospitals.
 The list of wounded, as made up at the division headquarters, is very large in proportion 10 the list of those killed outright
 Probably less than 100, all told, of the number of wounded have died, making the total number of deaths i'll t.le neigh borhood of 150. The remainder of the wounded will probably recover. I Considering the fact that not over l2,- GOO men were engaged on our side and not all of these were actually under fire, the percentage of loss is very heavy. The slaughter was brought about nlain- \ ly by the gallantry with which our { troops advanced into the open ground \ in the face of heavy fire from the ! Spanish entrenchments aud rifle pits. l Our men generally had all opinion that the. Spaniards could not shoot,a many, it must be confessed, thought they 1 would not fight. Both impressions were erroneous, particularly the latter. The Spanish have fought with great determ-
 ination and bravery. The returns show that Q number of regiments suffered very heavily, the Seventy first New
 York being the worst cut up of the vol, Enteer regiments, ,and the Thirteenth and
 Sixth regular infantry suffering mos' 1 among the regulars with the Seventh and Sixteenth infantry close i'll the ract
 for glory.
 In some companies of the Thirteenth
 regiment one. third of the men are gon'
 and there are companies i'll that regi
 ment now entirely without officers.
 Ill the Sixth infantry more than one third of the officers are gone, only on l field officer, Maj. Minor, being left.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
Ssxrs Rali.iina Tr.,rks.

Chicago, July TX contract has been signed by sh Cuff, Colorado and santa Fe Rainoid company and the St Leuis Southwestern Railroad company where by rhe former will haye entrance for all it's trains mo Sherman over the tracks O. the St. Louis Southwestern, and the latter will lui all it's trains into Dallas over hv santa t'e.
 The santa F. vii enter Sherman ya Wa r. C.tv and the Cotton Belt Will en- ter D4inS yis Myhe
 Tne arrangement will rake effect just ss soon as The connecring iracKs can be built at Wolfe Guy and Wylie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
excuesloNlsTs RETURNED.

Chief of Police Al. Stewart and wife; w. $. Beard and wife. Arthur Mills, Charley Fitzhugh. Frank Ragland. Jim Fltzhugh. elaud Ciegg, John McCain. Jr ], Geo. and Fain Ezelle. D. l.. Blackwell. j.. yiek. John Bell. S. NJ. Meeks, Frank McGehee and Will Harper retnrhef this marning over the Cotton Belt from the excursion to Galveston. Texas, Ttsey report sixteen coaches of excursianists ovec the Cotton Belt alone. and specials were run o, nearly all the roads running to Gal yeston. 1t is estimated that there were over 1O0.6e) visitors to Gal weston on the 4th.
 Tie excnrsionists return hearty and without accident or mishap, and report q most enjoyable time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Ky Juliet Lodge No. 6 K. of P.--
 Entertained by J. M. Taylor.

The semi annual installation Of officers of Juliet Lodge No. 6, K. of r. occurred at their ccstle hall over the Bank of Pine Bluff last night.
 Officers Sere installed as follows:
 Jno. T. Davis, Vice Chancellor.
 T. ]. Collier, Prelate.
 ]. M. Taylor, K. Of R. & s.
 w. D. He Tn, Master of Finance.
 F. C. Bridges. Master of Works.
 J. E. White, Master of Arms.
 Frank Stewart, Outer Guard
 Distsiet Deputy R. ". Lane, re- gently appointed by the Grard Chancellor, olliciated.
 Chancellor A. l Stewart and Mr. H. F. Alexand F, Inner Guard, were not installed owing to their absence.
 After the eenelraion Of the in- stallation ceremonies, the members of Juliet became the guests Of MT. Jchn m. Taylor Ut his home on west Fifth avenue, where they were royalty entertained. Some time was spent in social converse and discussion of topcs of the day, when the guests were invited into the dining room where deicious refresh ments were served.
 Mir. Taylor entertained his brother Knights in most pleasing manner and the evening proved one Of much enjoyment and pleasure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
To Go on Fast Cruisers.

Washington, July z = The brigade under General Garretson at Camp Alger has becn ordered to proceed at once to Santiago The Eighth Ohio re ea men goes to New York TO take the cruiser ST. Paul and the Sixth Massachusetts and Sixth Illinois go 70 Charleston, ;. C.. where the Yale and Harvard will be in tercepted OH their way north, allsS ein- bark tlese IrnopS for Santiago
 The Merci,antlnxn and the Pearl.
 g'Ae kingdom of heaven is strictly business It k significant that Christ s Kingdom is not likened to warrior. or poet or philosopher, or slave, but to business man God S saving a man is not turning him into g righteous lDa- chine, but developing him into right eous son. Jesus view of his work was as of busiaess. At the start he said, "I must be about my father s business, .t the close. It is finished y The ba- uana peddler handles personally his goods. MT Armour sits i'll his office surrounded by papers and clerks, while his trains and ships are at the other end of the earth. So the little man lives by sight, the big man by faith, and reli- gious faith is simply business sense car ried to perfection. reaching to eternity. Enterprise and boldness, not cautlon and fear, are the foundations of reli- s:on. Rev Frank Crane, Methodist. Chicago
 Reed mHv or may nst havs read 2 saving of Whistler. The artist. Ore evening. at the house of Lady Wide. Whistler gave utterance to ono Of his in comparable good things.
 'sEcw l wish l could say that. 7 said Oscar.
 "Yon will" said Whistler ~-Pitts- burg Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
As He Lay Dying Upon the Ground He Saw His Men 0beying His
 Last Order.
SPAIN IS NOT YET
 READY FOR PEACE.
The Madrid Cabinet Decides to Push the War as Long as Single Soldier Is Left In the
 Islssid of Cuba.

Copyrighted, 1898, by the Associated Press.
 Port Antonio, Jamaica, July A small parcel containing soldiers camp ing hat, pair of29sptain's epaulettes and pocketboolS Ewent out from here in the United Stas mail Friday. It was one of the firsf Sad mementoes of the battlefield neg sevilla. The package was addressed to Mrs A. K. Capron, Fort Sill, 0. T., U. s. A., and when it reaches tho little garrison home on the plains fortnight hence, it will tell to brokenhearted wafe the cruel story Of soldiers death. The articles were those worn by brave Captain Allyn K. Capron, who commanded troop L of the rough riders, ln their heroic assault upon the Spanish outposts. No message accompanied the parcel. A soiled gray hat aud the blood stained epaulettes will tell the story of death, and the pages of American his tory will tell ,ne sorrowang widow the story of her soldier husbands heroism- The articles i'll the package were taken from Captain Capron's body after his death and sent here to United States Consul Snyder.
 Captain Capron died as he had lived "a fearless, noble American soldier. Even when Spanish bullet had pierced his body and the death pallor was cgeep-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Will Enjoy an Entertainment Fri
 day Night.

The Epworth League will give , musical entertainment at the Main street sMethodist church Friday evening at 8:l5 p. m. Everybody invited to at end
 The following program will be rendered:
 Song
 Declamation-Per Meyer.
 Piano Sole-Vic Harrell.
 Character sketch of Prof. Henry DrummondAsi,ss Nellie Evans.
 Vocal Solo-Miss e,ea Powell.
 Extracts from Prof. Drummond' s writings Hiss Frankie VanValken- berg. Solo-Mrs. Rosa Stanley.
 Recitation Miss Clara Bloom
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LEAVE TONIGHT
Nine Recruits Will Go To chicka
 mauga.

Lieut.. l.. 0. Head arrived in the city today and mustered in the fol- lowing named men, who leave to- night for Chickamauga to join the Fencibles:
 G. A. Cragle, Y. Kreider, Jas. M Corrinders, E. Johnson, Wright H. Rainey, D. c. Braves. W. G. Cockreli, Beldsn E and Percy E Brooks.
 Corporal George $. Valiant as sisted Lieut.. Head, wh,. in talking to q GRAPHIC reporter this morning stated that only 26 men are now needed to complete the required number
 The new recruits leave over the Cotton Belt tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
 fantrv
nisn:.ler Is Spreading.

London, July 7.-The Madrid eorre- spondent of The Daily Telegraph, wir- ing Tn stay night says:
 Disorder Is spreading among the mili- tarx; the crowds in the city are getting riotous, and everywhere signs are appar- ent that the population is preparing for civ.l war Marshal Martinez de Cam pos and the captain general of Madrid have held long consultations as to the ways and means of preserving order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Now is the time to buy your Gaso- line stoves, as the warm season Is just coming on. Do you know by actual test it has been fonnd thai four gallons of gas oline is equal to 1000 feet of coal gas fire for@cooklng purposes? Fpnr gallons of gasoline will cost 6Oc, and would ask you, please compare this with the price of gas for cooking purposes, and see what the saving will amount to during the year
 If WATERsSP PIERCE OII. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
Pea ce Is Necessary.

Paris, July 7.--Ihe Temps publishes an article headed Peace is Necessary, {" i'll the> course of which it says;
 Perhaps the only service which Se- nor Sagasta can now render to Spain, his party, Liberalism and himself, is to open negotiations for peace. There have been enough bloodshed. battles and destruction of ships, forts and lives. If Spanish honor is not now satisfied, whenin the name of heaven, will it hep,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

ing over his features, he smiled at his comrades about him, telling them cal mly to leave him where he lay and g,a-on with the fighting.
 Only once during the battle was ther 9 the slightest sign of wayering or even hesitation and that was the momen when Captain Capron sank to the ground mortally wounded. With revolver igl his right hand, firing and loading, hs had been pressing in advance of his nies i. talking to them constantly and urging them to move rapidly There had been brief lull in the firing from the thicketl and Captain Capron was calling to his men to push forward. He was standing erect and was in the act of leyelling his revolver to fire when fierce yolley crashed from the thicket and the pistol dropped from his hand. He sank upon the ground with his left hand pressed to his side, but with his right hand still pointing to the Spanish rifles Several comrades knelt over him, but he mo- tlOned them away
 Don't mind me boys, sshe said," go on into the thicket."
 Stricken with death, the brave man heard his little band rushing on to the fight, and with eyes from which life was fast fading, he saw the enemy re- treating down the hillside to Santiago
 When the fight was over Captain Capron was tenderly carried by his com rades to the little hospital by the sea shore, but before the sup went down the calm of Q soldiers death was upon his features. With his dead comrades he was buried on he battlefield.
 The little parcel which lett here will indeed carry T sad rlessage to the sol dier's widow on the plains of Oklahoma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
[amer Ia Bourgeogne Goes Down From | Collision Off the Coast
 of Nova Scotia.
10 HUNDRED PERSONS
 RESCUED FROM WRECK.
h One Woman 0Ht Of Three Hun Idpd Mas Save All the Officers Neat Down With the Ship.

Halifax, Jnly 7.-The French trans.
 lantie steamer La Hourgeogne, which
 t New York Saturday last for Hayre,
 $ sunk affe~ collision with the
 itish !l.p .esA5s Ii dense
 e miles south or Sable island. The
 lission occurred at o'clock on Mon-
 morning. Only 2oo persons were
 Ned out of e31 souls on board La
 nrgeogne.
 The Allan line steamer Grecian, Capt.
 man, which sailed from Glasgow 3ne q, for New York, arrived here
 ny today towing the British ship which had been in col
 ion with La Bourgeogne. She re- |rts the latter sank almost immediately kssengers and crew saved numbers 200 Ersons i'll all. Of this number 170 of
 s sayed. were passengers and the other l were members of the crew. Only one |oman was saved All the officers of @ Bourgeogne were drowned with
 eexception of the purser and three en- Eneers.
 Mrs LaGasse, wife Of A. D. LaCasse, |language teacher at Piainville, N. J., las the woman saved from La Bour- Eogne. There were on board La |ourgeogne l6l first class passengers, A second cabin and 295 third class hssengers, or steerage, making total E6Il passengers and there were go of Ee crew, making a grand total of S0i puls on board.
 From all accounts the French vessel An into the British. The British vessel Ee6ed up the persons sayeti before the ireeian reached the wreck.
 The scenes and incidents attendant to Ae erescue of the survivors were heart ending. Mrs Henderson, wife of the aptain of the Cromartyshire, who had mple opportunity of interviewing those fno were rescued, expressed the belief rom what she had heard that their had zen no effort made to save women. here were many foreigners on board, no fought for places il the boats. It as fully quarter of an hour before 3 Bourgeogne went down and dur E that time there was ample opportun- offered to rescue at least some Of the omen and children As it was, only ie woman, Mrs. LaCassa, was slyed. ne crew of the Cron ar yshire comment eely upon the fact that only one wom- ! was saved out of 5000.
 Nearly all the first class passengers ere lost, those saved being the steer se and sailors. One passenger was 'mg home to France with his two 'lldren, his wife having died month 'eylously. He was saved, but his two soles went down with the ship.
 Mrs LaCasse says the officers brave
 stayed by their posts, going down l'hthe ship The only officer saved as Ire purser. He went down, but eng strong swimmer, he managed to 'ye himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
Mes.age From .Angnsti.

Madrid, July 1.-The Spanish consul at Singapora wires the following mes sage from General Augusti
 The situationi is unchanged. My fam fly has succeeded i'll miraculously escap- ing from Nacabora in boat and, hay ing passed through the American vessels, all arrived safely at Manila.
 General EIonet's column is besieged by all attack at Mecraba.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
DU BosC WAS ABOARD.


 Y Took Passage oa Ls Bourgeogne
 on His Way Back to spain.
 New York, .,uly s-At the offices of Ae French line it was ascertained pass ss Tor NJ. Dn Bose was bought tt Mon- 'sal. The officials are quite positive, ay'ng the former charge d'affairs of paln at Washington was one of the ssSengers on board h Bourgeogne. sars ]. $. Dillon and Mrs. Dilion-O.i- er' who were on board the Ls Bour- Sosne, Were the wife and daughter espectlyely of Judge J. I. Dillon, eunsel for the West Shore railroad, Eanhattan Elevated railroad and Gould kalway system.
 aa Bourgeogne vas built in lss6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Superintendent Mckee, accom- pa nied by Mir. E. E. Fisher. engineer for the Bridge building department of the Iron Mountain By, passed through the city this morning in his special car, on a southern tolr over the system
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
THE OFFICERS KILLED.
From Official Source the Names of
 the Dead Are Obtained.


 the Dead Are Obtained. Copy yrighted, 1898. by the Associated Press. Headquarters of Gen. Shafter's Army, July 4, via Port Antonio, per the Asso- ciated press Dispatch Boat Cynthia II, via Kingston. July ,, II :3o a. m.-The following is a substitute list of the killed officers, from official sources, so far as obtained,
 Jules C. Ord, first lieutenant, Sixth infantry.
 " II. Smith. first lieutenant Tenth cavalry.
 William ship9, first lieutenant Tenth cavalry.
 William sater. second lieutenant Thirteenth infantry. John H. Hamilton, lieutenant colonel Ninth cavalry.
 Albert C. Forse major First cavalry E F. Braneker, second lieutenant Sixth infanry.
 X M. WeatEcrill, captain Sixth in- fantrv.
 Dennis NJ Micbic, second lieutenant Seventeenth infantry. N N. Dickinson, first lieutenant Nineteenth infantry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

For the occasion of the District Conference M. l.. Church, south. at Little Rock. July 9th 10 7th. the Cotton Belt will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and onr-third fare on the cer- tifcate plan. Oates of sale, July ofE and 9th. Return limit, July lith.
 H. Bringman. -Agt. F. ". I.eBeanme, G. r. T. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

4.. ail mi i, ieIt u ner oa ner .'-s- bani BnF the li1sie grave hers oil the Cuban 5 is not sacrei 10 nef alone. lt is haliowed ground to all who love the word " "Anlsrica. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
NO PEACE YET.

Apanish Cabinet Decides to Fight to he
 Very Last.
 Madrid. Ju.y 7.-The cabinet council Tuesday after q short session decided not 10 open negotiations for peace, but to continue the war with all risks, while a single soldier remains i'll Cuba. The government has no news as to a bombaralnent or Santiago and has ea- bled Genera Blanco for details of th3 naval baF1ie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
Rena Mercedes Sunk.

Washington, July 7.-sampson telepraphs that the Rem Mercedes was sunk by the battleships Massa- chusetts and Texas yesterday at the mounth of Santiago harbor, but the sunken vessel does not block it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
9aM9O
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The Royal Arcannm will meet to.ignt .t o'clock It the hall over tha Bank of Pine Bluff. business oi importance will be transacted ailo all members are urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

at La sayne, sAe was 4-nasted, ship shlpr:gged screw steamer. of 1895 tons gross register and 5000 horse power. She was built of steel and iron, had l2 water tight eompalflaeIss and carried water ballasl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
uniel. s.ereotyners let Out.

Chicago, July The Chicago news papers pubeshed as usual today The stereotypers, who struck, have all been dismissed and their places supplied with non-union men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

City Surveyor J. F. White is surely the right man in the right place. He isa man who strictly attends 10 his duties and the city can be proud Of such an efficient servant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
Bombarement of Santiago Said to
 Have Begun
The Rena Mercedes Sunk By the
 Texas and Massachuttes.

Washington, July 7.--Lieut. Hob. son has been exchanged and was taken on board the flagship New York this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

l Little Malete and Charley Chestnut
 are ys.ry sick at their home on East 9th Avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Mr. H. R. Bush. prominent in- surance man nf Louisville. Ky, Is ln the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07
COTTON MHRKHTS.
 NEW YORK
COTTON

New York, N Y., July 7-- Spots. quiet and unchanged; middllng. 6 2 lG: sales, c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-31

pentanee7 at Il a. m. tomorrow. Even
ing subject. Negro Emigration TO the
New Islands,
First Baptist church. Rev NJ. L Thomas
D D. pastor. Services at IL \ m and
Christian Endeavor. $50 p m.
held in the new. church on the corner of
twelfth and Quincy streets. II a N. and
30 p: m, preac ching by Elder J. 3. Dee
yer; 10 a. m, sunday school; $50 p m.
meeting: communion services at morning
hour 8 G Coblentz. pastor.
II a m BY the minister. Rev Abram Wy
man; subject. The Bible We Believe In
Young Peoples society at p. m; leader
Air. George a. Schumacher subject, For
ward, Not Backward
First Congregational church. Services
At II a m and $50 p. m, conducted by
subject. "Watchfulness'' evening subject
The Ctterance of the Days Sunda y
TIE fSTa a, SIS -- si INC Eor' 9,l9.
Topeka Post hall, 40 Kansas avenue
sunday, 2 o'clock
North Congrega tional church, corner
Laurent and Jackson streets. DR.. Palmer
the aston. VIII preach at Il a. m: subject
manner and spirit Of prayer In the even
ing the choir viii give its regular monthly
praise service under the direction Of Chas.
Mckee, leader
The members Of the Young Wonen's
Christian association will be pleased to
receive their friends at the rooms SO Kan
saS avenue, Monday. January 2 from 7 20
to 10 P m Throughout the evening the
LoIlo%ing programme viii be given: Piano
SOLO, MISS OEilvy, clariOnet duet. DR. Judd
and Mr.. Ralston; piano solo. Miss Trainor;
guitar solo, Miss Gregg: vocal solo. Miss
Powell; piano duet. Prof WOrrau and
Miss Studevant: recita ton. Miss sadie
D0WnIng; vocal sole. Miss Pratt: piano
500 Miss Lyman vocal solo, Miss CraW-
net Duet; Nj. Swearingen and Mr.. H0efer;
vocal solo, Miss Carr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-31
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES

Mrs NJ L Brainard will lecture at 307
Van Van Buren, lc street at p m upon The
The Young Women's Christian associa-
at the rooms 90 kansas avenue. Sunday,
4:l5 p The Rev. J. W Sykes, dean,
will address the meeting and Miss Serena
North Topeka Baptist church. corner of
Laurent and Harrison streets, Rev. w. 3.
Hutchinson, pastor Services al II a. m
and 30 p. N. Communion service in the
ward: evening subject, a New Years
Divine healing mission. 81 Quincy street.
Chas. F. Parham, pastor. Services Sun
day: II a n, holiness; ? p. m, Sunday
school; 3 p. m, divine healing; 40 p m,
held at First Christian church deferred
First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev.
Erwin L Thorpe, pastor $50 class, meet
M. 7 sermon n HOW 70 Have Have Happy New
Year; 2;30 p. H. sunday school; p m.
Junior league; 6'l5 P m EpWoTtn league;
30 p. m. The Kind of Men Needed for
New Years services at the c. NJ E.
church, corner Fourteenth and Van Buren,
streets; General class at 10 a m, Sunday
preaching by the Rev. Hoyed: Epworth
league at 5 p. m; preaching by the pastor,
'On Making New Covenants
English Lutheran church- Preaching
Rev. a E. wagner Miss Daisy starr
viii sing at the morning service Sunday
school at S;45 q m; Endeavor meeting at
Services at the Second United Presby-
Polk streets at the usual hours. by the
pastor. Dr.: James White Subject in the
morning. "A New Year sermon n the
evening, 1t Doth Not Yet Appear What
First Society Of Spiritualists Will hold
their eonference and fact meseting At Lin
coin Post hall at 2:50 P n, sunday; also,
music and tests This meeting viii be in
services Of the Church OF Good Spirits
will be held Sunday morning at 1880
O'Clock, at Divine Science nall, corner
Fourth and Jackson streets. Evening
services at I'D O'Clock, lecture by Z. E.
Cnesney, IQIlo"G 10y ~ Lesls. ,.- -.
ner of Eighth and Topeka avenues. Rev
N F Mckirahan, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow at II o'clock on This Year Also
Year" J. A Ramsey viii lead the c. E.
First Presbyterian church. Preaching by
Pew. J. D. Countsrmine, D. D, pastor,
II a m. and 40 D m; subjects. morning.
of Gain frhird IN series on NOur Ma
ffou7s F5AriisFF1. Sunday school 9:45 a m
regular quarterly communion service viii
be held in the morning at Il o clock In
will give the last in his series Of lectures,
Begin Again Regular G. E. meet
ing at $50 2 N: and Sunday q school ,. At At
prayer will De held in the church on Mon
day and THURSDAY Of next week On the
other evenings Of the week they viii be
held in the Central Congregational and
st Johns A n. E church. General
class meeting al 10 a. n, preaching and
communion At II a. m. subject, New
80 D. m. subject, The Glorious Gospel /:
Sunday school at 3 p. m and Young Peo-
pies meeting at $50 p. m J. r. Ran
First Church of Christ Scientist. "a
West Sixth street Services at II a n.
ing al s o'clock.
Rev. W. +. Grant Will discourse on Re-