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mETHonlyr.

Mckee Stree. Methodlsc Eptseopos
t-hurrh- Mckee between Providence aiid
tyoprI streets. REV J. w. StsMahaa, pas
s5r. SunGay school at 9:5G 4 m. W. +.
Woodruff. superintendent. Preaehlug at Ii
r. m ane 5 p. n. by the pastor JUNIOR
fsag,le meeting at 3;2n ?. NJ senfor isssu-
meeting at ITS p III Sacrament Of sac
lords Supper at close Or moraius slryiee-
All are cordially invited To attend these
services.
rabernac,e Methodist Church tsau.n,-
Corner Caroline aud pplk streets Rev. d
Il Hotehklss pastor. sunday school $50 a.
M. + " pvaIy and C D. Thomas supet-
tntenisnts- Preaching by the pastar at II
4 n and Q, N. Epwcrth League SEW
ice ar ms p m Prayer meeting Ws'tnes-
day ntgh. AZ s oclocls cordial iny-ta
McAshan Methodist Episcopal caETcn
fscuth}--Corusr Euf1to and German
rgsts Rev C. A. Hooper, pastor sur
day arhaoI IT 30 a III. j. 3 Hanks. SUI
superintendent. Preaching Mt II a. m
and .. M by the pastor Epworth League
ar rs ?. N,
No 1913 Washington street Sunday school
az a:sf q u. w. W KeIEay. Superintendent.
Preaching ar IL d. FL ar6 rs 9. ~ ~
Rev + W Horn, pastor Epworth Lsa-ie
prayer meeting At ?. n. All are invited
to attend
Brunaer sqEeoI Preaching a, )
. NJ. by Rev. J. w Ho-n-
Grace Methodist Episcopal ahuren-
Preaching hY the pastor. Rev W. y Mise
man, in Odd Fellows ball Mason h'qck
At / a. m. and p, m Sloh4th sehaJl az
re- a. n. 81 e Wade superintendent
Prayer and social meeting at p ~.
Everybody cordially invited to all these
services.
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CHRISTIAN

Central ctrtztian ChHrcu-Ccrnsr OF
CsfnlFne street and Capitol ayenue j q.
Mason pasteF Sunday school at 40 a. II /,
]. II Dcurhlr. superintendent, Miss uiis /
Rnberts superintendent primary depart
nenr. Preaching at IL i. n and T.t5 D. M.
Christian Endsayer meeting Sunday al
b,5A o. n. Gieweek meeting Wednesday az
p ln- Evanselist s VI. Martin will
preach today ana every day through the
weei, at n
CoWSieu Street. ChlpeT-Nsur wayerly
~tseet W Fl. Trainum pastor. Suaday
schoel az ,. II. and preaching at 3 n
Horstaa Avenue Mrsslag F'lshar's han
Gre sleek north VI WasHlngtoss street
w H. Uranium pastor suaaIy s,heol ii
2sa9 a n. and preaching at Ii a. N.
South Houston MASSACHUSETTS, street
and city limits Sunday School at eco ..
M , Z PlcReas superintendent
Fdtr Ground. Extension MIssion-Ma-
son and NcRea streets. SUNDAY zeaool 4.
S.s9 p. ~.
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EPISCOPAL

Christ ehgrch-Coruev OF Texas age-u-
and eannln strest- Rev. TT. . AYES.
rsctar, sunday befare Easter. Holly can1-
uunien Il. M. SERMON and holy N
muniGU ut III A. IA, 1ficlant the rector
Instruction for confirmation at I y. NJ IN
the body OF TIE chr-ch Evening prayer and
sermon at . ~ D. m. SGuday school nj $50
n Msssrs. ". y. r. Watson and w. d.
Cleveland lay sUrertu tenderts. MauIay he
fora Easter 10, 4. "a, ante eaaiJlUnl0a
service. Service 80 p n, Tuesday before
Easter 10 a. n ansE comm raian service.
Evening serviae 10 p. M Wedg sdly be-
sore Eastsc 10 a. n. ants communion
service. $50 y II. psntentiaI office. MAIN
dIy Thursday, 10 A. M, aats c1G1msH on
service. Evening serN ice 30. holy con-
munion p, III. Good Friday 10 .. M.
morning PRAYER and seFmln a three EnaI.'
service beside he cross from y n 20 .
n NJ. Children service $50 >. m. Easter
even 10 a. IN. arte communion service.
holy baptism 5,3A p. m. Lstfes' Parish az
soefstian meets 90 Monday or I o. r.,
ShetteFiHg Arms on Wednesday al asa0 D.
rn.. sewing school Monday at eco D. n
Brotherhood OF 81. Nndrs~ wednes shay az
800 2. H. Bible class At o m c.or
meets Tuesday az : n. m
Clemens Chapet--carnsr Bingham ana
Saline streets sunday school az go .
n. ssr Ssssuius Cleveland lay znpa-fn-
tsrfssnt. Mattino II a m. Eyenscas GcaT
Friday p m, ChtIlrsnss sewing seheol
G.sa r. II Racrora Nia society sssQ p N.
Tuesday
81. Jchn's chapel-Ccrrer Leeians avenus
and yelascu street. SUNDAY sehccl az
y n. Mr. Stcaou Prtester lay suner'n-
tsIeens- Eysnsohg At p, NJ. Tusstay
rhnir practice at p. m. evrnscng az
.. n.
~. MaEy's t,nurrh--orrsr ~ Hariy ara
Can't strpsts Rs- n y Fruwn. rector
sandsE before Easter Holy ermuuni.n az
~ a. NJ Sermon and EolS cafnmnhiar az
II ~. ETrrinx prayer aud sermon vi
n. y Sunday school at $50 A. m Mr. r.
tnsnsal9h lay si4poslptsas'ent ladies' Gun
meets on Wednesday, u . o. n. Iit1nv o.,
Wednesday at D. ~ SharteuAi sevyie
with ieeturv on Tuesday an! Tkurscsy a.
3 . N.
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pRrsByTER;aS.

Hardy Street Presbyterian Church.
w StpFy pastor. Sunday school az s'tJ 4.
m breathing It III a Ef euulmuRicn sery-
ice TO follow the sermon Might service be-
gins at $ o'clock. Prayer meeting WsCnss-
Gay Az p. m
Second Presbyterian churea-Corner
Lamar avsnue and Crawford Streets. tlere
Will be no services today Sunday scholl
at $3.50 a. m. C, w. Boenck suparirtsni-
ent
Westminster Presbyterian Church, corn er
Main strset aaa Capitol avenue tdpstairsl
Preaching at II a. NJ. aGd I.45 p. III. by
Rev. ! A. Cahilt u ChesJsrvfEfe Texas.
Subject for morning service. ''SigHl6eauce
Of the Resurrection Sahiect for eveuiuS.
= Final Test Which Determines Destiny.
Sunday school at 9 81 d m. C. y Byers
SUP ertntendent. Young Peoples Soefery %
Christian Endeavor meets at $50 p m
MIiwesn prayer meeting wednesday at
:. Is D. m
Cumberland Presbyterian church, "
HaIseH, n. o.. pastor. Preaching by the
rastor at IL a m and T:+5 .. IN in the
chapel on F'aunfr and Pease Sunday
school at q - A. m f. W h.ittreH SUPER
iateutenr Prayer meeting every Thursday
ct I;i5 o. m TIE congregation wlIl ne
glad TO know that Mrs. Payne viii sing a
solo today With Mrs, Mcmillan piay.rg
rhe accom- aan,menu. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services today
First reseyterian Churrh-Carner N.,,
street and Mckinney avenue. Rev. wrllian
HayEe Leavell, D. D, pascor sunday
sehcol At $50 q N, z. W Tayios
superintendent mo z Wt!ey t=sista,s
superintendent Miss Fannie O.. vfnsent
superintendent primary department PuhIt,
wcrsh'P az II =. m 1niaS r n with
preashtns BY the pasEor. Stranssrs well
caHsd.
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Insurance Agents

Csae@ 90
Commissioner OF Ag-icuttusg IasGraner, stu
tistics and RliHsocy
Austin, Texas, Fssrrary IL. 1893
To An wheai Gt May Cacceru,
Fhts 81 10 rerrifyf Thai IT.
MECHANICS NSn TRADERS
Insurance Company u New tlrlsans, La. has
m IN respects flsily sstnRlssh With thu lava
OK Texas az eonalyigas praestaas % It's aolnS
naa,pess a this State and tAgr said Csespauy
hrtss q csVtyscare et authority frvn this Of
nGe sl.ttl3us IL 70 &c hustness Ia taia state tct
rvvlve nscnths scany the Is. day az IslGars.
lS9& 60 ths stss lay 81 peeenaee, lsla
~s---' Given Redsr nay hand and seal
Saai. az 0fdcs. % ARstth. the day and
-------.i cste drss Above WRITTEN,
JEFFEfts0N JOHNSON.
s'anrniissioser.
cnnimisslotlsr Of AgsfevInsrc Insurance 81.
Atlsth'a ana tfistesy.
y .,as,n, Texas. March & 1894
10 Az. whem Il Way cyoeei.
THIS " 20 eehtify, mat RIA
INTERNATIONAL FIRE
Insurance cau,FanA of New Yurk y Y IA,
w at prospects sefsN crMgfiad wffh che laws
~ TSsas as ea1df,hiSs pgeIedenf 10 rs saing
ftss;Rsss - thga StateS Aid that sald Cars eaey
Arss~-s seFyss.ats % HFtutrertty from this AZ
nRe srttslRg L - d. hsggil,Nss II tkla State fbr
Twelve Mautas tyca shS tse day ~ lanVary
lsss, 20 ;he -ist diF ~ sfsseaaAsr, tsas.
Gwen uad y, my hsad and seal
sal AZ ettes- IA seastaa, the day and
------s Date nrsg aba D tNrsttan.
lEFFERstalS JOHNSON.
f--,.t n, f44ss,s,.-
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p. Duncan. Morning topI- "a Peer Into
the Lite Bsvuud an. Grave, Eyeutns
eepie THE Restored Image Everysoiy
welcome Special invitation TO ratiroat
men
Third Baptist Church Corner White aas
DscnttIr streets, Gus block south CT WASH
fnrtun street. Suucay school at 9.Su ..
m A. T. Read. superintendent g. q CAS-
ton. assistant superintendent Preacntua 81
III a. N. and a.45 .. m. Services every nlgat
Through the week Tue Strangers charrn.
Ri. Nmmous, pastor.
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sPIRTTtTALIsTs.

The Houston sFEritaaIIst soc5stv vii,
hold services At Bryan Hall. No. sta ran-
hin street. today Is usual Chitarsn's pFo
Srsss1ye lyeeen at 10 4. m. Lecture at 80
., a. MT r u. kneeshaw will oceupy he
eos'trhss The subhseg for his lecsnrr viii
Dc selected By the aadienee Al the c1n-
esns'en at The lecture the lecturer viii give
a uEanher ae psyshometric readings an.
StlSante e persons Va the audience. Mrsie
~ sne haiisamp family crehesrra Toe
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SERVICES al n. F'iGst Baptist ckurra To-
dag II ~ O'clock Subject et sernou: "a
Friend royeta at all Ttnsss. Prugsrsss.
Syli-ls serylcss IN rhe evening al 80.
sehJcss ~ ssrnieit- Preparation rar Sesy-
slnu az crloek q M
sfesad bapfIat esareh cagnrv ffaray
STREET srS ptcsrtY sTernr FFsfh ward
snEfa7 sennrl AZ ssr a. M Frsa3hss- ~
" a II anf q .. M by The psztor fan~s
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Total Of all collections

Only enc cent a word for Poss \
Ads AMI still less IL they run
or over, Have you tried Them
cheaper or more sure TO hrins e
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ANNOI NCENEST.

A. y. sharpe. Sr., announces -
date for street commissioner. am
s1ppcft Of his friepds-
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.orrey&Co

flfnte u
Canln Isgienar % AsrseirInsrp, trsurance. ia
tist}gs ard Eletory,
Nustin, Texas, f'sbguary 20 S9S
To an Whom Il May Cosscpas
TeA Is 20 certify. That the
MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE
Company e. Naarhestar. England nas
10 az respects filly corrupted win the law,
81 Tpsas a. couaftIons prpeedant 10 it's datag
baairsss vi this state, iad that sald Canpany
hsltf Csrttscats Cd AulhcMrg frurn this at-
nau fptilliEE &c to &c hgstgrss IN tsia state
fnr tMsfye aanths trpni the tst daT 90 lanu-
Any. tsag to the sst day GO fjaeembur, ISIS
Given under rsy hapG and seal
s1al at gGnfe, Us Austin the day ant
-------t date Hrst above Wrttren
JEFFERSON JOHNSON
Commissioners.
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nfhce Of

OFFICE Of
COMMISSIONER OF Agriculture Insusfa4
tisties and iisteEy.t
Austin. Texas, NaFa N
Tc : = Whom tt May Conceru-
THIS IS to certify, That the
MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company OF Louisvlle, y,
tn oli respects FULLY complied win ~
OF sxas as conditions precedent sq =
t,,l;.it ess Ia this state, and hat SAID
h5ts a Certidcass c. Aulhgritv src1
dea ettitling 1t 10 d. btesiass; IN tbs Y
tv glce biuCtbs felfn the LIST CAP q y
isis. to the HIST lay OF DGcs mher. ~
----- Given under M hart IN
Scat at office, I'm Austin, the q
- date first above written.
JEFFERSON lOHSS
commhd1
". j. ARMSTRONG. State Agent y
Texas,
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DRS. ECKHARDT & XII

Offices Btnx bldg Phone s7s. ",
aetrs, IL to L. . to ). residerce. lsas Z
pEanc sis. ]. Allen Kyle, 1859 10 - 49,
residence. 1915 Fannin: residerce pno!<'
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DIR. R. M. Vicl

The Popular Dentist, is Iocsted At b.
EaFuett Building. Texas avenue, ses@
Gofi Cruwns. $500 rBs Gold Fillinr.
h.4stir Filings, sf.n0; Best set Isets
4 Good Set Of Teeth for only 500
F.Ntraet,rg
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swssssey & cesmbs' Opssa siesse,
ms week.
|Grau'S
Opera Comply
Az Fsnpfs's rr'rrs-- s
eSc, 35c, J0c and I5c.

av--"BOCCsCCIO" 4s5
ripsfiay-"A MA RrffA -
"Wednesday Hstinee--"C sfTsfES OF Non-
y MANDY. ~.
"Wednesday Nixit-. FArrNrrzA."
Thurslay--'sTl TisGVATORE.,'
Ef,,lav--s. BOHEMIAN GIRL, -
SATURDAY, lfatine-sz-, FRA E1AvOL0I'
safiSaay Stzht. Grand Douhtd Bli9--''r AZ
ny Jury AND ~CAvaI.LEtSfl RUs'rl-
Y cana, p
Ydtrs and Pretty .charas-Graas own Or
ghrsfra
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TAX COLLECTIONS.
Report nj Tax Collector II. N.s
far Month of March.

The following report CT State ~ !
Tax Collector H. NJ curttn ~
shows the amount OF state and
taxes collected durtng that period; y
STATE, w
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ceks ssa Tsr-Eos sAis ~ H.
ttshs c. d
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Befors making your srranSsn<sb
msr cooking, we wish 10 call atfeas,e
economy OF using Stove GsseIlns
parrd with gas. Five gallons N ~
line is equivalent 20 i9oG cubic III
gas stowe Gasoline IS sold IN thh
gallons for 70 cents.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29
The Army and Navy

Have covered themse with glory
during the war. The army and navy
vest pocket memorandum book published
by the Northern Pacific is compact d.
gest OF information relative to the nayies
and armies of Spain and the United
States at the beginning of the war. It
has a map of Cuba, illustrations OF naval
ships, glossary Of navy and army terms,
translation of Spanish words, etc. Send
10 cents to Charles s. Fee, general pas
senger agent N, P. R., st. Paul, MINI :,
for q copy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29
Land Office Notes.
There are homestead certificates at t

There are homestead certificates at the
local land Office for heirs of John S.
Thornton, deceased, Edward Farmer,
James l.. Brewer, Geo. L. Rodman, Syd-
ney r. Noble, Joseph f. Kunz, Herbert
NJ. Kenyon, Richard Sampson and Wm.
II. Steele. Patent No. 8l5 is for land
"proved up" on the 10th of last Septem-
Der. The others, during the month of
August last, made fnal proof The
celebrity with which the patents have
been issued ia very gratifying, consider
ing that many patents heretofore have
been delayed for years.
ADDITIONAL PATENTS RECEIVED.
Herrick Bromley, Fayette Speight, Ole
Iverson, Barney Morrison. Michael DORIS,
Ira NJ. Carter, Isaac L. Day, Elizabeth
Siverly, George Rudolph, John w Doc
ley, David o. Evans, John j. Lillard,
Thomas T. Wilson, Edward Tim brock,
Eugene l.. Mace, Sherman Taylor, Luz
cinda Reed, Edd T. Reed, James King
born, John Mulligan, John l.. Bockman,
VIM. Lindsay, Samuel f. Hoogman, Mar
tin L. Weston, Nelson d. Wilcox, Obey
Washington, Allen Hawkins, Wesley
Boone. Lewis T. Cunning.
Desert land patents have been received
for Henry l.. Tucker, of this city, and
VIM. II. Stoddard, of Ellensburg. Also
cash patent for James l.. Sparks, Of Wa
tervilla
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A Yakima Point of Vie w,

Ira Z. Englehart, mem Der. elect of the
legislature from Yakima county. is quot
ed by Post-Intelligencer reporter as say
ing:
Representing Yakima county, | shall
favor reduction in freight and passen-
ger rates. We are especially interested
in lower rate on our products which we
ship to the Sound, including wheat, pro-
duce, fruit and all agricultural products.
II is not conceivable that any eastern
Washington member who is not under
the thrall Of the railroads could take any
other view of the matter. II freight
rates are high, the products OF this sec
ton will be coErespondingly cheap. II
freight rates are reduced, prices will ad-
vance to that extent. 1t 10 merely
question whether the carriers shall be al
lowed to charge excessive tolls and there
by drain out OF the state excessive wealth
to pay increasing dividends on gigantic
issues OF watered stocks.
During the past year the increasing
earnings of the Great Northern. the o. X.
IL n. and the Northern Pacific have been
the sensation Of Wall street and the rail-
way world. These roads will fare even
better in 1899 than they have Jared In
1898. 1t is out Of reason to contend that
with this marvellous increase 10 their
earning capacity freight rates should be
held to their old-time level.-Spokesmsn-
Review.
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How 90 Prevent Group.

We have two children who are subject
to attacks OF Group. Whenever an attack
is coming on my wife gives them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and it always
prevents the attack. 1t is a household
necessity in this county and no matter
what else we run cut Of, it would not do
to be without Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. More of it is sold here than of
all other cough medicines combined.
M. NrCKLE, of Nickle Bros, merchants,
Nickleville, Pa. For sale at Jsneck
Bros. Drug Store.
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Pains in the chest when q person has
a cold indicate tendency toward pneu-
imonis. A piece Of flannel dampened
with Chsmberlain's Pain Balm and
bound over the seat OF pain will promptly
relieve the pain and prevent the threat
ened attack of pneumonia. This same
treatment will cure lame back in Q few
hours. Sold BY Janeck. Bros.
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ten DOLLARS REWARD.

Offered for the recovery of one bay mare
branded % on shoulder, one or two white
hind feet, blaze face, wire cut ON front
pastern, weight HOO pounds.
J. H. FRASER,
46-tf North Yakima. Wash.
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Mine Host Patterson, of the Zillah
hotel. paid Yakima business visit last
Friday. This hotel is enjoying q most
liberal patronage since Mr.. Patterson
took charge OF IL, from the fast that those
who stop with him always receive hand
some treatment.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29

Another car Of Studebsker wagons now
on the road for the Yakima Hardware
company.
Rogers Bros 1S47 knives and forks,
quadruple plate, per set, t4.5O. At
Keene's.
Smoked and salted fish OF ell kinds In
bulk at Otter & Mechtels. 46-tf
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Lessons In Book Keeping.

Lessons In Book Keeping.
Practical lessons in book keeping can
be had at reasonable rates by applying to
Charles F. Bailey. Special rates given
to out-of.town classes. 4S-tf
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The sisters at st. Elizsbeth's hospital,
ever mindful of the good of the numer-
Gus patients under their care, assisted by
a number OF prominent ladies in the city
whose sympathy and means made the af-
fair possible, gave yer pleasant Christ
mus tree to the inmates on Christmas
eve. There was reminder on the tree
for every person in the institution. This
was the first Christmas tree ever planted
in our hospital, but it is hoped it will not
be the last one.
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by Miss Sandmeyer, Mrs. Schriener and
Mrs. Arrowsmith. The male soloists
were Phil Otter, Harry Teal and J. A.
Macarthur.
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When you ask for DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve don't accept Q counter felt or
imitation. There are more cases OF piles
being cured by this than all other reme-
dies. Janeck Bros Drug Esort,.
Cut loaf and bay st,vav a Kfnsav,s
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The BEST FOOD

In winter time is the fresh ground Yak.
ina Corn Meal and Graham -four. 40.
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Owing to the illness OF the pastor the
Christmas services were omitted at the
Baptist church on Sunday. The Christ
mas arch was feature OF the Sunday
school festivities on Saturday night, and
candy in all shapes and kinds was dis
tributed to the children, The music was
in charge of Mrs. Charles Riggle and
Miss Katie Mckinney. The infant class
was worthy of the high praise bestowed
for their songs and recitations.
The Christian church folk entertained
their Sunday school scholars with the
cantata "Sants Claus Entertained" and
distributed a generous supply Of TOYS and
other gifts from . bountifully freighted
boat.
The new pastor, Rev. Gimmel, will
preach bis FIRST sermon on Sunday next
At this church. Subject, Power for
good-how obtained"
There will be special watch service on
Saturday night, New Years eve, at the
Methodist church. On Sunday special
services will be had appropriate to the
New Year, and special music by the
choir. Rev. U. F. Hawk recently re-
signed his charge here to 20 to Olympia,
but bis congregation checked the move
and the popular pastor will remain in
Yakima,
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Cut loaf and bar sugar ct Kinsey's.
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The Catholic congregation celebrated
high mass on Christmas morning at s
O'Clock. Rev. Father Diomedi officiating.
The full choir rendered Farmers Mass In
B fiat, with orchestra sccompa niment.
The musical program was under the d..
rection Of Charles Donovan. The solos
were especially fine, several being sung
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The Presbyterian church did not cele.
brate Christmas with the usual zeal
owing to the absence of regular pastor
Sunday school Superintendent J. ID. Cor,
net distributed some pretty books to the
children in lieu of the usual Christm as
tree fruitage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-29
SEAMAN ANDERSON KILLED.
Was Foclng With Spanish She'll When il ES-
pioded Prairie Leaves Guantanamo

Playa del Este JuIy 2S.-Noon.-The
body of Karl J. Anderson, a seaman Of
tine United States cruiser Brooklyn, was
buried ashore here, this morning. Ander-
son was killed rs the accidental discharge
Of a Spanish l-pound shell. smuggled from
one OF the destroyed Spanish cruisers
against the orders Of Capt. Cook.
The she'll exploded, Tuesday. while An
derson WAS hammering il in an effort to
separate the cartridge ana she'll. Several
of the Bro0klyn's men we're around at the
time hut All escaped the flying fragments
except Anderson \ number Of the pieces
entered his abdomen.
Drs Fi,zs mmons. Graviite ana Spear
were devotion Itself and performed o deli
cafe operation but Anderson succumbed
yesterday to his wounds.
The marines paid the last hOnors. The
misfortune had a special accent % pathos
because yesterday was his 2ith birthday.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Prairie lef, Guantanamo bay, last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-29
DIDN'T CABLE DEWEY.
Administration Has Not Asked Dewcys Advice
on Negotiations.

Washington, July 2S.-Srcretary
Long said, today. that So far as h
knew no cable request had been sent
to Admiral Dewey to give his views
On the political future of the Philip
pines as was stated in some publica-
tons. today.
Moreover. the suggestion that the
administration desired the advise of
Admiral Dewey as a preliminary TO
tn" answer to Spain's peace proposal
is regarded as manifcstly improbable
as it would take four or five days for
despatch boat to get the govern
ment's message from Hong Kong to
Admiral Dewey at Manila, and as
much longer to get back the reply
whereas the governments answer to
SPANS proposal will he made within
the next day or two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-29
A GREAT QUESTION.
BENJAMIN Kidd Discusses Control Of Tropical
and Sub Tropical Regions.

London, July 29.--The Times pub
fishes an article, this morning, from
the pen Of Benjamin Kidd, author Of
Social Evolution which deals in Il
comprehensive statistical manner with
the immense trade Of England ana the
United States with tropical and sub
tropical regions. Mr.. Kidd asserts that
during the year 1896. this trade
amounted in the case of England, an
proximately to SIS, 10000 and In the
case Of the United States to $40 900, 900
He dwclls upon the importance Of the
control over these regions ana says
THE present war involves the future
government Of two of the richest por-
tons Of these territories and some
of the richest on the earth's surface,
yet for the most part. they are pracii-
cally undeyelnped and largely in "A
state Of anarchy or primitive savagery.
preventing the development of their
natural resources"
Mr.. Kidd thinks the question one 81
highest Importance to both England
and America.