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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

Jess L. Johnson, representing the
Graham paper company Of 81. Louis,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. d. Leportie returned
to Mumiord yesterday after Waiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink White.
wANTED-s3,OOO Brazos county
scrip. viii pay % cents on the dollar.
Apply TO DR.. X. II. Harrison. JUL
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. II
Misses Carrie and Bertha Horetzky,
Mary siubenraueh and Lizzie Wilcox
returned from visiting at Milliean yes.
terday.
For accident and life insurance either
In lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four, rice and
otiee. II
I Miss Daisy Astin and her guest, Miss
Meta Hunter Of Fort Worth, we're here
Yesterday from Mumiord, accompanied
by Jno. J.. Astin.
! The family Of Mr.. J.. stateler request
The Eagle 10 express their thanks to
friends and neighbors for kindnesses
shown them during the illness Of Mr.
Siaieler.
Try suuon's natural stone germ proof
filief-natures own perfect water filter
for sale by J. y. Mustaehia, agent
! For $3.50 you can buy a filter which
may save you slO0 in doctor bills. iG5
Mrs. q. r. Dixon Of Green's PrAihe
died suddenly last Tuesday, her deatt
supposed 20 be from heart disease
Her loss was a sad blow 10 her family
she being in the prime Of life, only
about % years old. The Eagle exiendl
sincere sympathy.
Farmers who have planted the i'm
proved cotton seed distributed by Thu
Eagle this season are beginning :,
drop In and tell Us about the growth
and appearance Of the plant, in mos
cases being pleased with Il. We wan
10 hear from more Of them-in fact
from all who have planted this seed
Please let us hear from you, gentlemen
[ Mr.. G.. T.. orr Of Peach Greek, nea
Milliean, paid The Eagle a pleassn
call yesterday. SIR. Orr is rather Al
extensive planter Of ribbon cane FOR
small planter. having had u acres II
last year, from which he made owe
5000 gallons Of syrup. Mr.. Orr said tn
cost Of making up that much syrul
last year was over 500. His crop vii
= be smaller this year, on account Of tn
! seed having been killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
ARKANSAS Tragedy.
Two Men killed aud Another 80 BADLY
Injured lie Cannot Live.

Fayetteville. June "a courier reach
ed here from Strickler, an interior vii
lage. 10 miles south. and states that in
a difficulty there two men were killed
Instantly and one other fatally stabbed.
Jim Herrick shot John Hinkle with a
shotgun Hinkle returned the FIRE and
both men fell dead A younger brother
Of Herrick then assaulted a brother Of
Hinkle with a club. and was in turn
stabbed 10 seriously that he cannot live
The men We're all associated In the live
stock business and the trouble resulted
from the settlement Of some joint trans
actions The surviving Hinkle is under
arrest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
shsrin's Horse shot from under Him BY
the wilcox Robbers.

Casper, Wyo., June a Sheriff Oscar
Hoistland. Of Matron county. has arriv-
ed here and reports a fight between his
posse and the train robbers who dyna-
mited the Union Pacific express car
near Wilcox. wyo.. about 30 miles from
Casper Shots We're exchanged At a
distance of half mile, Sheriff Hest
lands horse being killed at the first
fire The posse undo. command Of
Sheriff Haz0n Of Converse county con-
tinued after the flying outlaws, and
Helstland walked several miles before
securing a horse 70 ride to Casper. He
says there is no doubt that the robbers
are part Of the notorious Hole in the
Wall" gang. and that they are enroute
10 their rendezvous
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
PROFESSOR SHOT DOWN.
Charles Lsdbstter killed At Hallsttssiiis
by Charles McMurray.


by Charles MeMurray.
Halle.isville. Tex. June 6-As Prof.
Charles Ledbetter was crossing the
street between Rosenberg Bios store
and the Lavaca County National bank,
Charles McMmray. standing not far
from the courthouse, fred three shots at
him with a Winchester. two shots TAX
ing effect Lsdbetter fell dead in the
street Sheriff Bennett at once arrested
and jailed McMurray. McMurray is
aged about 90 and had accompanied his
mother 10 town 10 attend 10 some pro-
bate business in the county court
Last March Ledbettsr shot and killed
Sam McMurray, father Of Charles, on
his Farm near Sinner. The difficulty
growing out Of school trouble between
Leibetter ana McMurray's children.
Ledbetter was indicted in April and
admitted 10 bail and case continued
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the water
and electric light service Of those who
have not paid their bills will be cut of
without further notice unless said bills
are paid on or before June "a, a. fur.
Their indulgence canno, be allowed by
the company. 1863
Bryan Water, Ice, Light 4 Power Co
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

He: But II you ladies were al
lowed TO vote / am afraid il
would be the end OF the secret bal.
lot.
She: In one sense, no doubt,
As far Ms YOU men are concerned,
what you are voting for seems to
be Il secret even from yourselves,
indianapolis journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07


The announcement IL made that Mr..
Robert VI. Gordon and Miss Allie saun
ders will BE- united in marriage at the
Methodist church in this city Wednes-
day evening, June q, at O'Clock. The
attendants will lie Miss Frances Park
er, maid Of honor; Misses Josie Clarke,
Ethel Cavitt. Katie Mckenzie and Mel
lie smith; Mr.. .. L. Saunders, best
man; Messrs. j. 4. Butler, Seth Moor.
ing, John n Parker aud John +. Astin.
THIS announcement Will meet he
pleasant expectation Of large circle Of
friends here and elsewhere, Mr.. Gordon
and AMI Miss Saunders being fayorites
with all who know them, and The Ea-
ale desires 10 extend congratulations 10
advance.
Mrs. John X. Davis and Miss Carr
entertained the young ladies' Of the j.
A. o. club and number Of married
lady friends In most charming man
ner at six.handed euchre yesterday a..
ternoon. Mrs. G.. ;. Parker was award
ell the prize, globe Of beautiful gold
fish. The pleasure Of the ladies was
greatly enhanced by the singing Of Miss
Matthews Of Chapel Hill. Miss Mat.
thews, is a sister Of Mrs. Paul ~.
Raysor Of this city, and possesses a
rare and highly cultivated voice. Re.
ireshments were served. and q shower
Of rain which fell during the progress
Of the entertainment, relieved the air OF
the dust and heat most acceptRbly.
Little Miss Ellen Elizabeth Franklin
entertained a number OF her young
friends at birthday party given yesier
day afternoon at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Franklin. Re-
treatments were served and nice time
VAS reported by those present.
The new passenger depot was occu.
pied last night. Mr. Schermerhorn,
night operator sold the hrst tickets.
The building presented a very hand.
some appearance liz up by electric lights
Mr.. X. X. Hooper has just returned
70 College from attending the Confed-
crate reunion at Charleston and visit
at Richmond. lie reports an exceed
ingly pleasant vacation.
S 5. Roster and family, W. b. DonG
ho. X. Ronnby and family, ]. A. Wind
sor and others were here yesterday
from Madison county.
For sale-The Bryan Brick Cottor
Ware House. See or address j. T
Hines. us
Mrs. Rohl and son returned to Hook
ley yesterday after visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Peter Winter.
Smoke General Arthur clgars-bes
on earth-sold At the Exposition "a
Don. l4ltf
W. A. Duekworth was here from Bur
leson county yesterday and went u
Wooten Wells.
Mrs. +. =. Hooper OF Calvert Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. waldrop.
Miss TilliO and Master Noah Wake
are visiting in Galveston.
W. =, Young was here from Crime
county yesterday.
Il. b. Elliott was here from TAbo
yesterday.
Drink Temps bottled beer. l66
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
FIVE YEARS FOR sEELER.
Convicted Of Alleged EmbeEslsmsnt
from Wells. Fargo Co.'S Express

Convicted OF Alleged Imbefsiensnt
from Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Expire.
San Antonio, Tex. June 6-Charles
A. Beeler. charged with robbing the
Wells. Fargo & Co express Of $4,000
on Dec. 2s and He'd to Mexico, where he
was captured in the mountains after a
three months search. was sentenced 10
five years in the pen
The offense came under the category
Of embezzlement Of over $50, the punish.
ment being from two 20 ten years.
He fought the case. his attorneys lay
ing special stress on the proposition that
the theft Of so 900 from corporation
like the express company was not de-
serving Of severer punishment than ths
theft 81 $50 from an individual
The jury returned its verdict In malt
an hour
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

Above list Of letters remaining In the
Bryan postoflioe for the week ending
June o. A charge Of one cent 10 made
on each piece Of mail advertised. When
calling Tor these letters please say adj
yertised, giving date. Very Respt.,
Tyler HAswell, Z. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Isuisvfiis Tobasssai.t ssss several FIRMS
for Ruinlnr Hls naslness.


Louisville. June G-W. IL Tate has
begun suit against the Drummond To
bacoo company and others for si25. 900
damages He accused the defendants
Of declaring boycott against his to-
baccO warehouse and running h. bust
ness
The other defenaAnts are the Wilson
McCallay company. the Lggets & Mey-
err company. the p. J. - company
and the Harry weissinger Smi - A
number q l,cal firms Of brokers' :
rlade parties 10 the suit he defend
ants named are alleged 10 en- stitute the
Manufacturers and Buyers iociation
The petition charges them " oonspir'
acy 10 ruin the business Of n plaintiff
by refusing 10 buy tobacco athis ware
house. II says that the plaintiff had q
business worth $4,000 with an annual
income Of Sci. ZOO. but he was forced Il
quit business on account Of no patron
age. which was induced 10 revert 4
other warehouses The case will attract
widespread attention
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
RETURN OF oREYFUs.

Taken from His Prison aud IL Now Walt.
ing for the Cruiser sfaz.
Paris. June "A dispatch from Cay
enne. capitol Of French Guiana, says
that Dreyfus was Monday transferred
to the military authorities. He win stay
on the He Royale until Thursday, when
he will embark upon the French second
class cruiser Sfax in the roads Of lie
Royaie
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

II the lst Of June, a
90. Apply 70 Mrs. +.
li9tf
yards and sister, Miss
came up from Millican
To buy a horse and sec.
" and harness. Apply
Dir Zoe
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

Corsicana, June Al. w. McGill q
wells-Fargo express driver, was serious
ly injured here by kick from one Of
tho horses OF his team
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

Austin. June 6 Governor sayers has
mailed 10 the governors Of each state a
call for a conference at 81 Louis on
Sept 2O.to take action against trusts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07

Longview. Tex, June 1.-THE imy
In the case Of T. ]. Lindsey for murder
rendered verdict giving him term Of
i've years in tho penitentiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-07
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

J S Fielding Chicago; A Z Gray,
st. Louis; K A Johnson, New York
L b Stone, Indiana; Il Il Nolen,
Dayton; J W Malone, F E May.
field, NJ Heidingsfelder, New Or
leans; C w Carr, J A Stewart, J NJ
Cotton, o II Brown, Houston; J l.
Johnson, st. Louis; W c snod-
grass, San Antonio; ] X Astin,
City; John Z Astin, Misses Daisy
Astin and Meta Hunter, Mumford
L sternhardt, st. Louis; J NJ Eos
ter, Marlin; Il C Hansell, San An.
tonic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

Wttt Dem WDr9engrduen mar Qles
nieoer duf ben Seinen, Die Yferoe fpurz
rem oeIattelt uno bic Wtdultbiere belaz
Den. Die beiben Walbldufer aber paz
rem peri9punoen. GrIt ais Don Ste
ban nit Ieinem 8efolge in Der Ndbe Der
9a3ienba aus benz Walbe berauSfam,
fonnte man Die Saguart0bter ieben, tpie
fie, binter 8dumen psrborsen, Dem Neis
terauge na9blidten uno it4 bann gez
eenietttg 5%uninften.
,Gift Oh Oeiner So9e aud ii1er?"
frug Der rieIige aanaDier Ieinen Sc
fdbrten. uWeibt Ou geniB, OaB 0u
Did ni9t getdui6t BATE"
$50 geptb, Surton, als t9 apei
Nugen i'm aopfe babe" betbsusrte er
anoeren. nSn 5tuan5ig Sdbren Gnbert
fi6 3par oas Qusieben zines Meni6en
~beoeutsnb, nber i9 babe i'm an ieiner
6altung, ieinen ~itolSen 3iigen unp Iei@
ner Gimme auf Der Gtele tpieoerer@
tannt. 8! i3 babe mir ben S9urfen
genau ms @ebdatnib geprdgt, Der
mi9 auf flint Sabre als Strafgefanges
hen na1 Seuta brafts."
nglber lpas f0nnte pieIen redeem
fpdnif6an 8rafen mad Sonora Tiib=
ren, I'M bier benz GolOe na45ujagen?"
uleinte Der GAMBLER.
nOas peib i9 ni9t," periebte Der
dnoere. "Qber nun p%prtpdrts, bamit
mir unIeren 2agerplab errei9sn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
benn er unb 8raf Intonio oon See

oenn er unb Graf slntonio bon See
oidna lino elm uno oielel6e psripu."
Der ate GAMBLER perrnoa!e iiG Dor
5reuoe taum gu faiIer, ieinen lGngIt
berlorenen ~gegebenen Sllan tpieber ssz
funoen gu baben, uno pepc bottle Dds
llnrsht tpieoer iiibnen gu %fDnnen, tpelz
cpes er Dor Sfuan5is Sabreu bura Die
4nnabme oes Golnes beging uno fpoz
ollr9. fretlt9 ge9en iein WiIeu unb
Woaen, Die f6Gnbli9e Shat DON @nz
tonio's ermDgliGt poroen par. geibe
bei6lpfen nun, BEN iungen cSuan nit
alien ibren &rGften bsi5uiteben, baB er
BON Don Gitepan fir beiien ~opppeltes
gsrbre9sn Re9eni9aft forbere; ferner
poutsn lie nit inn ndd Der Sob.
i9lu6t 3te9sn unb inn Die SGGbe Der.
ielben iiGern, bamit er Ii9 nit beren
!9ilfc bic Stelung in Der gDelt piebere
erobern fonne, Die linn in SoIge ieinsr
pornebmen Ibfunft sebiibrte. Sur
beute le9ten ii1 ale BRET sur Gu6e ME
Der, um morsen nit Dem friiheften mad,
BEN "g&ebelbersen" aufsu6rs9sn, mo
ltd oas 8ololaser befanb, um bic Mus=
beute oesielben benz DON gftepan unter
alen umltdnois itreitis 81 mad9en.
pa bsrielbe, pie Suan pubts, morsen
f9on pieoer bic Suaienba p~erlafen
po[lte, UNI feline Weiterrsiie f~ortsus
iesen, 10 burfte tein Sag perloren tpsrz
ben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27

some individual support will un-
doubleday be obtained No debate
action was taken at the meeting fur
Their than 10 appoint n committee 20
confer on the subject.
W. s. Ajax. representing the
Tfaiiora' union. has been SEATED as a
delegate IN the central body.
An effort will be made 20 secure
more commodloua quarters for the
w. G. l. y. a COMMITTEES WIS APP
pointed to secure n suitable ioca-
ton large enough 10 accommodate
tho growing demands Of the unions.
The proposition to erect "A building
with n commodious hall and office
accommodations has been laid on
the shelf for n while until sufficient
funds arr collected for the purpose.
n has been suggested that the menu
beers IN each union contribute a small
amount monthly 10 be- set aside FOR
the buiiding fund. but no action has
been taken In the matter yet by the
central body.
The W C.. +. u. has decided that
the eight hour law must be enforced
and a committee baa been appointed
to sec TINT the tneu working on the
Cedar river water system secure
their rights. ANY INFRINGEMENT viii
be reported. and a protest made 60
the contractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
ALONG THE WhARvES

The SCHOONER Gen. sigiln. captain
Johnson, viii sail tonight for sunrins
City and Cook iniet ports. She Will
take north large cargo Of frcight,
but no passengers.
stcamer Laurada h scheduled Go
sail today for Alaskan ports with
freight aud pasaenkcfa
Tue steamer Lolita Talbot, owned
hy Frank Watefhouac. which was
built FOR the Yukon trade, Il along.
side the Arlington dock nttinE out
preparatory TO being towva to -,
Michael. She viii be used az q re-
frlgeraior beat tar the Alaska Meat
COMPANY. and a larva shipment of
meat viii b. sent O. 81 Michael ON
the steamer garnnne. which viii then
be storcd aboard thc Talbot. The
steamer WIS to have been fowcd
north ~ the tug New England. but
haa been caecelei and the Etuamsr
which win takc the Talbot 20 So, Nil
chael has not been selected,
The steamship city u Topeka was
due 10 arrived az $50 o'clock this
afternoon from the north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
In Labor Circles.

At a meeting OF the Western Cen
trail Labor union Wednesday night.
a resolution was passed protesting
against the malicious treatment OF
civilian machlnists by Mai. 8. u.
Blunt, commanding officer OF the
Rock Island arsenal. at Rock Island.
III. II was voted 20 send a copy Of
the resolution to the War depart
ment ut Washington, u. G., and ac-
company Il with "A request for The
removal OF Major Blunt from the
command 81 the arsenal. This re-
quest ia In direct line and IL follow
ing the actions OF organized labor all
over the United states. Much SYM
PATTY IL expressed for the arsenal
machinists by brother workmen, and
a vigorous attempt viii be made 10
have Nal. Blunt removed.
An attempt IL being made to start
n cooperative store IN this city, and
the. aid OF the working men II aolielt-
ed. w. ~. Parker, a leader In the
movement. was present at the meet
ing OF the W. G.. l.. a., and unfold
ed his plans TO that body. 1t Is not
likely that the union as a body win
take hold Of the proposition, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
STORIES ABOUT
THE BIG FIGHT
Jeffries' Baokers Say Fitx Is
Taking Things too Easy.

NEW YORK. May sT.--iseports are
again eufrsut 20 the effect that
Fftnxlmmons IL takiuk u easy train
lnR. and that Jeftriea win survsy
whip him. but tar story does not
make any difference Ia the prevail
ing oada. The announcement THAI
the limit TO the hattie has been ln-
creased 10 ss rounds has caused many
wagcrs 20 be made as 20 how many
rounds u will take either pugiiizi 90
turn the trick. Several even money
h.sts have BEEN made that the cham
rsion WIN win In 20 minutes. Thrrv
viii be no preliminary bouts Doth
men win enter the ring at . o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
CAPTAIN WHITE
is IN TROUBLE
Arrested for Selling Liquor to
Canadian Indians.

VICTORIA. II. C. May 27.-special
to the star.--Capt. white. OF the
schooner Emma & Louise. has been
arrested on The weat coast of Van
ccuver island. for smuggling liquor
10 the Indians.
The Emma a Louise was former
~ owned by John q. paccy. OF the
MaoDougal a Southwlck company,
and was sent out from Seattle about
two months ago on "A mysterious
voyage. IL was stated at the time
that she was going 10 the coast oi
south America to be sold to some
merchants at Chill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
BEAT A STOCK TRAIN
a Drover Makes a Good Rec
ord Against a Train.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. May 27.-Charlca l..
Buei. travelling afoot, today beat the
Wisconsin local stock train from
Trevor. Wis. 20 this city go miles)
by a margin OF hours 20 minutes.
lie made the trip in 10 hours 30 min
utes, winning n bet OF $500 from
Courtney KEENAN,
The train recently made hy the
train from Trevor to Chicago was ~
hours. Bucl. who had consignment
OF stock on board. complained of the
delay, and said he could beat the
train In Ro-aa-you please race.
Courtney Kicman bet him he could
not. At $3.50 a. m, today Buel start
ed on his run to the Chicago stock
yards lie Is 80 years OF age. an ath-
letc. and for "a week was trained by
Hart, the negro siN-eSay pedestrian.
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IIotneseekerk' pnradlse pratts Orch Add
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-27
! Sunday Topics in the Churches. y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Do~errnau. pastor. Preaching at II
a. m and y. m. Pulpit wsil be filled
by the Hsv. Mr.. Smith during the ss-
senee u the pastor.
Seattle Tabernacle eBsptlsi Cor.
ner jefferson etreet and tBoren ave-
nue.. Rev. :. c. ohrum. pastor. SER
vices II II a m. and .. m.
First ~. y. Chureh-cosner Third
avenue ard Marion atrert. Rev. r.
". Randall. tr.. pastor. During the
absence 81 she pastor the pulpit will
be fiIiea BY Rev. Isaac Nsylor.
African ". y. church.-ia2o Four
tenth avenue. Rev. Geo. A. Bailey,
pastor. Services at II a m. and :
p. m. Morning subject. sour Real
Needs" Evening subject. True
Benevoience.
Madison Street NJ ". church--cor-
nsr Of Madison street and Twenty
third avenue. Rev. A. =. Gregg. pas
tor. Morning. Visiting Preacher. .
Evening. WAR"
Market street Baptist-Twcniy-
fourth avenue south near Main. Rev
Thomas Baldwin. pastor. Services at
II n. m. and p. m. The pastor il
on his vacation and Rev. Ellis. Of
Fremont. will conduct the services.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner Of Third avenue and Uni
verslty street. Rev. W. ~. q. Tenn
and .. m. During the absence Of the
pastor the pulpit viii be filled by the
Rev. Foster.
Meetings are held every Sunday
evening at T.so o'clock IN the Chris
tian Mental Science rooms in the
Bigeiow building Subject tomorrow
evening will be Healing"
United Presbyterian Church-Cor-
ner Sixth avenue and Seneca street.
Rev. X. l.. tanning. pastor. Morning
subject. The Bible: its Choice
Ones" Evening. Excuses"
First Christian Church, s.. Smith
pastor. Holds union services with
the NJ. r. Church. Third and Pine
street. Communion at 1870 a. m. :
preaching at II a. m. and 3 .. m.
Subject Of morning sermon. The
Word OF God"
Battery Street NJ f. church-cor-
ner Of Third avenue and Battery
street. Rev. ~, y. Brown. pastor.
The pulpit Will be occupied Sunday
morning and evening by Rev. Shep-
ard. 81 Los Angeles. Cal.
English Lutheran Church Of the
Holy Trinity Seventh and Union
street. Rev. James r. Bentea. pas
tor. Trinity Sunday tomorrow. Scr
vices preparatory to Lords Supper
at 1870 a. m. Regular service with
Holy Communion at II a. m. No
evening service. Sunday school at
ad5 e. m, a quarter OF an hour err
Her than usual.
Members % all patriotic orders
VIII be Interested i'm the memorial
service ~ war time and patriotic mu-
sic 70 be given at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening. The SER
vice viii be given by a special CHOIR
M aild choir. and the @. a. n. and
w. II. G. are especially Invited.