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Handwriting Experts Identify the Sender of the Deadly Poison Intended for Cornish, But
 Which Killed Mrs. Adams.

age sent to Cornish. The coroner's jury met. District Attorneys Gardiner and Os- borne were extremely harsh in dealing with Cornish. They were pleasant and apologetic to Molineaux. The examination before the coroner's jury lasted for many days. It would appear that the officers of the district attorneys office were endeav- bring to prove Cornish the guilty party and to exonerate Molineaux from any compile ity in the affair or responsibility for 1t.
 Molineaux was disarmed by these tactics, and when few days ago 1t was suggested to him to write the same address for the detectives which was on the package sent to Cornish. he did so, and gave them many samples of his handwriting. Immediately
 Edwin B. Hay, the handwriting expert from the treasury department at Washing ton, was telegraphed for. Other hand writing experts from all over the country were called to New York. All of them ex- amined the samples, and each and every
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one of them declared emphatically that Molineaux wrote the address on the poison package.
 The party who had rented the private letter-box to the person representing him. self as H. c. Barnet, was put upon the stand and identified Molineaux as the man who rented the box and the man who had received several packages therefrom in the name of H. c. Barnet and the name of Harry Cornish.
 It was likewise proven before the coro- ner's inquest that Mrs. Roland B. Molin- eaux, who was formerly Miss Blanche Chesebrough, was enamored of Barnet, and that Molineaux was extremely jealous of Barnet. Blanche Chesebrough had refused to marry Moineaux until after the death of Barnet. Some very damaging evidence was brought out In regard to the connec- tion of Mrs. Molineaux before her marriage and Barnet, and it was shown that Molin- eaux has manifested jealousy and hatred for both Barnet and Cornish.
 Immediately the jury brought in verdict that Mrs. Katherine J. Adams came to her death on December 2S 1S9s in No. 61 west Eighty-sixth street, by mercuric cyanide administered by Harry s. Cornish, to whom said poison had been sent in a bottle of bromo-seltZer by Roland B. Molineaux. The scene was an extremely sensational one. Molineaux was immediately arrested and remanded to jail. Since then the grand jury has found an indictment against him for the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams.
 Of An old Family.
 Molineaux is a representative of one of the best known families in New York. His
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the name of 1T. c. Barnett It was not Barnet who hired it. Who was it? You heard a witness on this stand this very day swear that he saw Moineaux there ten or twenty times and identified him as hir- ing the box in Barnet's name
 Now, you have seen witnesses go upon this stand as experts in handwriting and heard them testify that the man who wrote those letters signed Harry Cornish and H. c. Barnet wrote the address on the package of poison. Is there any doubt in your minds that Roland B. Molineaux did it?'
 During the talk of Colonel Gardiner Cornish stood with his back against the wall with his head bowed. At times his eyes would become red and there were tears in them.
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"Now, in the killing of Barnet, where was the motive? Barnet was attentive to Blanche Chesebrough. He dined and wined her.. He invited her to his room and she accepted. You can fancy the situation. They were, in fact, on the closest terms of intimacy. The other man who had been on the yacht with her wanted to marry her
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him. Who was that person? Moli- neux!
 Tt took ten or twelve days for Barnet to die. He had every symptom of diphtheria, and so the case was diagnosed, and he was treated for that disease and certificate of burial made out to that effect after he had died. Everything went off easily, very easily. So much so, in fact that it
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MRS. MOLINEAUX, AS SHE
 APPEARED IN THE CASE

The theory of the police makes 1t impossi- ble that Mrs. Molineaux should not have (Continued From Fourteenth Page).
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Mo,ineux's Motive.

appeared to be the easiest matter in the world to get rid of the other enemy.
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Molineaux was met by Cornish on the stairway and said: Well, you didn't do it, did you?' What did the other man say? You win Does not that show vast amount of hatred in those two words ut tered in the spirit in which Molineaux ut tered them?'
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the trial and hearing is of intense inter-
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Coming down to the hiring of the letter boxes, Colonel Gardiner said:
 ''In one instance the box was rented In
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New Advertisements.

Only Three More Sales Days Of the Greatest
Closing Out Sale-Miller Bros. Westminster,
Nd.
Trustees Sale OF a Desirable Farm aud
Several Lots of Land, &c-Theodore F. Eng
lar, Trustee.
The Great Sale Continues ii VIM. F. Derr :
Great Model Emporium. Westminster, Nd.
Mortgages Sale of Valuable Tract Of
I.and-Thomas NJ. Warner, Mortgage
Small Farm for Sale-Nrs. VIM. \. Mar
tin, Westminster. Nd.
S;rayed or Stoen--John l.. Reitsnider, Jr.,
Westminster, Nd.
Hello-New York Bargain House, West
minister, Nd
Roller Mil Property at Public Sale-Alfred
C. Bachman.
Vick's Seeds-James Vicks Sons, Rorches =
ter, \. Y.
John D. Bowers White Palace, Westnin-
ster, Nd.
Western Horses-H A. Smith, Hanover,
Pa
Western Glover seed-N. |. Gorsuch & Son
Legal Notices.
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Reception to a Bride and Groom.

The hospilabIe home Of Ms Mary e.
C0okSon, IN UnieugoNn. WIS ihe >c.ue ct
happy event on saturday. Jaunary y. lss9.
Ii Was the occasion Of the home coming 1T
Mrs. Cooksons sou. Guy McC CUoks1u and
bis bride, who were married an the Wrlue>-
day evening previous Al the home of che
brides parents. Mr.. and ms David Rogers.
\ large company was present. lhcy we're
served abOut o clock with = sumptuuN- din
ner, consisting of the many good things Of
the season. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Nee Caoksou, Barrier Cooksuu. Chas.
Rover and wife. Edward Snadrr aud wife,
David Rover aud wife. Miss Lasra Rover.
Miss Cora Geiman. Rev and Mrs b. ".
Kindley. Mrs. Rachael Cayl5r. NJ. John
Lynch and family. Robert Cookson aud wife,
J Hamilton Singer and wife, Mrs Missouri
Routsou, Edward Beard and wife, Marshall
g. Shaw and wife, William H. Segaluusv aud
wife, Frank Romspert and wife. Mr.. John
W Haines, Mrs Maggie Poole. Mrs Charles
Crawford. j. Howard Devilbiss. Snader Dew
ibiss, j. Rinehart lille and wife. Mrs. Ed
ward Hahn. Mrs. VIM Haines. Miss Grace
Zile, David Null, Roy H. Singer aud Harry
Roulson. Mrs. Julia Stone Howard lusca
Loot
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ilrrnanS, cnnrf.

Monday. January 2ld--Nasilia Shaifer
administrators Of Jacob Shafier. rrI8rseJ lu-
y-aiorirs Of personal property, real estate
and money and received orders fu uauiy
creditors aud sell personal property.
The last Nill ard testament at John Fayrc
sas admitted IL probate zHa letter. tests
mentary Wsre granted Co Benjamin = PAINE.
who returned inventories ol uuuey and sphis
Elizabeth Fraacss- administrator oi James
Francis. returned inventories of personal
property, debts and money and received nr-
ders tp sell perSonsl property aBA % nonfy
creditors.
Washington l.. Jones rr-hoaiej a. caa,-
dian 10 Geergc l.. Jones. Annie ". Ion,>
Jane. Joucs and Bertha 4 ZONES
Cinderella Manahan, eNccutFty ot Mar v.
Saublc. reported sale If personal property.
George Iiunauacl and Elizabeth A Shafer.
administrators Of l.vdiaun a. Brammel. re-
turned inventory % debts
George A. Miller. cxecataf of Aadrcs
Sha'ier, reiasHed iaveniory Of pereauai PROV
erty
TUESDAY. January a Sale ct the rca. rs.
tale Of Alfred B-acr deceased, ans ana.lv
ratified
Letters Of administration on ths estate ~
lslmirs : AshriEe acre grastssl % i-Ifhrr
". DAVID NJ aud SAmu-. Z. Ncausc
heujamiu T. Pzyue executor vt Jyha
Payne, returned Inventory Of g.ersunaI GraP-
eriy aud received orJiers 70 seji issrSuuHi lr.s
erty real estate and 20 sell and transfer sr,seas
sud 70 notify creditors.
The las; sli AVID testament ui ta'.auHs
lingiIug. deceased. va. admitted 'n Irsas'H
aad letter, tssh,msulary sraated iH Ira g.
IawycF. whn received urd,r 70 sell. real e..
tate
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Surrrise parir al Sanarvills.

On FRIDAY evening ri last werk a COMPANY
81 ladies and geutlrsnvu - HcTed 80 she ee-i-
deuce of WJaheid Cal..c. a, SaniysiiI-, lax
,ag the family by ssprisr. hcs Sew cess
iog good slime. aHd pfaetssiri Re have & .s
gauis.s. tau>ie. ete. Toe -lspJss. sss ia Miss
Argyi Caplr. iy sauu. '..- cssalsstv ass bees
Vitahiy received
Refreshments srFe served g Hlt ll-3p
O clock. There aas more ma,Ig. vesa. AH3
instrumental aHd later the tsaagany iss-
persed for their bntne,. after thanking the
host and he-lrSs for q vrr7 rnf.yah'e evening"
The CompAHY Vs~ casuft.'-8 % Nr,-.9. Mo-
6c Fial-r, Gyrur Shipist FauHie Bacsns
ban l.nilis Cspir Marietta CaFis Nc57.
CAplc. Nellie Our-ler. Nellie >uii. Nar-sr
Herring. Neiiic Siasuau. Fannie Caplv. H-a.
lah Benson. Fiola Blizzard. Mamie ut-',
Maggie Lester. Emma v. LepF Agnr~
brown, Blanche FiateT. Carrie r. Lcpp,
Mary Eta Xrpp. Nay tiur,aeh, Mr.. aud Ms
Ashland Caple Nr. and Mrs Winfield Capi-.
Ms. Annie nsmoss. Mrs William II. CApie.
UiySes Shipl-y. Carroll SlasBtn, Thomas
simmons, Johu Benson, Gas Carl-, Orvl.e
BoWsrsnx. Edgar Caple. HovarI Green,
Bert Caple. Alfred Braruing. George II Ca
pie, Carroll LockRrd, Arthur TAYLOR, Wilbur
Lepp, Gehr Robertson. Claude Buckingham
Harry Flsier. PAihp Flaier Berthe Bscking
ham. Harry T. Bush, II Roy Caplr. Harvey
Rarnhari, Ninsen Capts
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Some valuable real estate is advertised at
public and private sale in the ADVOCATE.
Consult the advertising columns.
Hosea b. Day, Of Smallwood, has pur-
chased the Albin d. Jones farm of les acres,
near GAINESVILLE, Howard county. for 81. 500.
Next Thursday is ground hog day, when
his lordship will come forth and prognosti-
cate the weather. If he sees his shadow he
will stay out if not, he viii return to remain
six weeks longer
Two Cubans were III Westminster this
week. Next will came Porto Ricans and
Fillipinos. Thousands Of them will want to
come to the United States TO seek some OF
the colossal fortunes they have heard of.
Candidates for States Attorney are loom
ing up. j. Milton ReifSnider desires re-
election. and George l.. Stocksdale, NJ. F..
Walsh, f. 0. Weant and Guy W. Steele are
also candidates for the Democratic nomina,
ton. Ivan L. Hoff is candidate on the Re
publican side.
Mr. John G. Melville died al the residence
of his son. Mr. Charles W. Melville, near
Haight, in Freedom district, on Tuesday. OF
Bright's disease, aged y years. He was a
native of Scotland, hut came to this country
at an early age. and has spent most OF his
life in Baltimore and Carroll counties. He
was engaged in wooden manufacture, and was
at one time proprietor of the Oakland Mills
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Maryland Affairs

Ba,iu,ore bad regular thunder >t"ru uu
iu'>day night.
CouIbuurn Hotel ga salisbury. Wa burned
Tuesday. Insured.
Ner, many old person. have died pu tie
Eastern Shore the present ~,ugcI. Then
age ranging from O. % 95 wears,
Rai.ruai irea wa, piled upon l'., Western
Nd 4. L., u'ar ia.cr>ioWr, ou Tuesday
fortunately iouud ,n time 10 prevent accident.
From April 18th to 22d. inclusive. the
MARYLAND Sportmen's Association will have
au Exposition a. Prospect Park. Baltimore,
jaime, Barber. uf Cedar Grove. M0utgom
ryv county. was thrown from na horse. uu
Iae-dag. sud fatally fnmp'ed. his skull. 20
Oh. crushed
Juo, johnson. cOiarrtl.l i, iu Wlcomicp cuuli-
" ial ou the charge of WayIaylus. rpbbiug
aud beating George Phillips about the first
Il January. from which he died on Iuesdsg-
George Wcuz. aged - wears. died ia Frsi-
sric.. eva Tuesday. from rbe grip ne va.
prominent 10 business and Democratic ciI.le,
and hai been offered 'bc p,,tmz,trr.hftr. huf
would never hold Office.
The barn 90 he Edcs property. Kent coma
~, vas harmed Tsesday night. together wijh
Xix horses. thirty barrels at corn. hvc tons uf
hay api ali the barHcSs and farming ample.
mrni,. 5 focA cd ,h-~p were turned io,s>~
IH t,W- fa same ihuw
On ras>i1s ui-h5 thr cattle sb-tI> w. the
Talbot eounGy FAIR grounds s-rc hura.H. aui
ouly hy the musi ,iysuangs efforts DO; fiir sa.Hu
teer are company oi Eas,oB Serr ,hc other
ap'iiaz> -5vci In the debrs Wa found
about $500 uov,h Of watches. IcWrlry. &y..
~hicH bad I.eea stolen trusu th, store u'
james Chopfuan the same night.
S,riog, iiaerescr, arc -aid ta have ar,seu
heiarrn certain members o. the faculty. ei the
Mar, iaai Agricultural College. :; College
Psrk, Prince ti~JrEe couuiy. - serious
has lbf, difference become. It Is SAID. that ihe
state officials wll. be rendered . report. b.
shIcA ' = alleged that Recommendation sEtl
- made that certain professors shou.d b. re-
moved Fgam skai can be gathered. the
alatt-I is so o. iouE sfaHasHg. although e s
aigbiH r-c~as date thai the trouble has reached
4rs4fts.r Ike frssss
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WEDDING BELLS.
Lrnr the nemoenltie Ad1oeate.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert
at McKinstrv'S Mill was the scene OF a very
pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, the
18th instant The marriage being that OF his
sister. Miss Emma j. lambert, and Mr..
Howard b. Crawmer Miss Anne X. Crnw-
mer, sister of the groom. acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. Edward Lambert, brother ot the
bride. acted as eroomsman- The hrdr was
fastcfullv atfired in IL dress Of light blue,
trimmed with white satin and ribbon: the
bridesmaid wore light blue, 10 match that
of the bride; the groom wore black with white
tie, and the groemsman was also dressed III
black with white tie.
The parlor WAS decorated with eFergreens
and ribbon. Promptly at % clock the bridal
party entered the parlor Ia the strains ui
wedding march. beautifully rendered by Mss
Lotne Fritz. where they were met by Key.
Ephraim Stoner. who, IN a very Impressive
manner. performed the ceremony. lmmedi.
atelv after the nuplial knot was tied the culture
conpanv extended their hearty congratsla.
lions To- the newly welded pair. After the
congratulations the guests were invited I" Tue
iiniugroom where a bounteous feast was pre- p
pared.
The bride received many handsome and
useful presents. embracing linen, glassware,
chiuaware etc.
Those present were Rev. Ephraim >'oner.
Union Bridge: Mr. aud Mrs. James Lambert,
parents OF the bride; Nh. and Mrs. tranN1
Lambert. Ms. Sterne aud daughter. Mr. aad
Mrs F. b. Snader. Mr. aud Mr.. smith Sn~-
der Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mr.. aHd
Mrs. Samu. Haiue> aud daughter, MI and
Mrs George Fritz. Ms ). VI. Hohnor. aud
Mrs Charles Crivmer Mr.. Reuhen SAVIOR.
Mrs. Reosr Mr'eaii. Cuion Bridgs; Ms VIM.
Zepp. Nj. Lops, Lambert aad SON, NJ. I,>>e
Cr;twmrr. Mrs Samuel Dayhuf and son. Mr..
VIM Nr>,er. Mr.. John Yngiiu- Mr.. Louis
Meslrr. Mr. Joe Gursuch and daughter; Mrs.
VIM Strinburg, OF Baltimore: Mr. John
CraNm.r: Misses Susie and Minnie lambert.
Be,,i- Greenwood. Mar, Haiuc-. Maggie
Eusjrr. Alice auj NHv Haa. l"'iie Fritz.
Mess. Hamilton Fritz, Wa. SwiiS. Nation
town; Edw,r. FoZ'e, Liberty. Nm Ltmh'r
aud Jesse Triie. Hawk bill: Iarvr, era"
mer and :. W HoH. New Windsor
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FARMERS INSTITUTE FOR CARROLL.
A Two Days's Session 10 be Held IN West
minSter-LectureS by Specialists.

This week WIS teachers week in Westmiu
ster. next week will be farmer, week. The
brain workers will be succeeded by the brain
and Drawn workers.
A farmers institute will be held on Mon
day and Tuesday next. January 80 and 81.
There will be three sessions each day, com
mencing at 10 in the morning. 100 in the
afternoon and 40 in the evening. The day
sessions will be held in the Court House and
the night sessions in Odd Fellws Hall.
Ga Monday at the morning session Prot.
Edward Van Astyne will speak in Dairying
and kindred subjects. In the afternoon there
will be an address by Prof. George VIM. Hill.
OF the Agricultural Department, Washington,
b. G. At night there will be an illustrated
lecture by ProfS. johnson and Townsend.
State Entomologist and State PuthologiSt.
On Tuesday morning Cultivation and Ferti-
lizatiou will be discussed by ProiS. Powell
and Van Alstyne. The afternoon program
has not been sent us, but at night there will
be an address by Prof Gilman, of John Hop
kins University, on Education in Maryland.
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Mrs. William Segatoose spent few days in
Westminster this week. the guest of Mrs,
Elizabeth franklin.
Miss Mamie ZegIer, guest Of Mrs. Jerry
Garner for several weeks, returned tu her
home in Washington county, Nd, on Monday.
Mrs B. w kindley. Misses Anna Baust
and ). f. Weaver were entertained sd Ma.
Marshall G. Shaw on Thursday. Miss Mary
HiteShew spent from SATURDAY. until sunday
with Miss Anna Shaw al Back Oak Spring.
Mr.. Guy Nee. C0oksou and wife and Mr.
Burrier Cookson were rendered surprise
party on Saturday evening hy their mother
Mrs Mary c. CookSnn. Over forty persons
responded 10 invitations ca erjav au evening
Of social pleasure at their home. Toward Tie
close of u very pleasant few hours fht c..U.
pany were served with supper aui refresh
ments which wis much eniny~t. Those
present were Mr.. aud Mrs. N. John Lynch.
Guy SegatooSe. Norman ECkard. Charles
Quo. Edgar MYERS. Norris Foek. Howard
MYERS, Ernest Wright. viii Eykeurpde.
Howard DevilbiSs. Willie Shaw, Morrison
Smith. David Beard. Row Singer Harvey
Beard, Scott Bilimyer. Mr. DgH,y, Dsehl,
Misses Mollie Otto. Aivcua Erh. Berry. Er1.
Jennie Wright. Anna Baa,t, Mr.. Ets
Hooper Edna Edith. Maggie aud Pearl
Fla,er. ). Z. Weaver. Mary and Martha
Hlteshew. TRACE Lile, Belle aaa Margaret
Cover Fannie and Nrrtie Myers, Anna shaw.
Cora and Matte Beard. Dennis, John aud
Anna Lynch. Mr.. Emma Haiue>. Mn. Anna
HaiueS.
Mr.. Howard Dc,ilbiss aud Nrs. Martha
Crawford. of Winfield. visited Mr.. James
Devibiss aud Mr William Rausr family Sal
urday and Sunday.
Master Carroll Weaver was the guest of bis
uncle John Martin, la Westminster. daring
the week
Professors f. Lee Erb and Norman Eckar,i.
two 0f our popular school teachers. attended
the meetings 81 the Carroll Coanty Teachers
Institute this week.
Miss Minnie Matthias IS WISHING Der sister,
Mis-. Nsbel Matthias. al Tj'Shman l,la fd.
Nd.
Miss Marion Cover, Of FnzejibasE. D, visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs.. Lscy HTa-h~e
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HICKS Forecast for February.

We arr careful ia slate iu iite outset lsat
NeHu. period b central uu tie 18th laE ui
iui, month"; aud tha; jr, influence upoH wealth
~ aud general meteorological conditions al.
bs felt lrap beginning 10 eni Of February.
and into early March. The greatest dis
tBrbauces will fall daring the last half 81 the
month. when EARTH, Venus and Aercugs ~'il
combine a.,b other causes ta .faaHce Vnr.si>.
b.izaul., ggxat sStsywe> al tsnVsrufHr, see"
srwn-picri- perturbation
A regular storm uerlui the last dsy- rt
January will he closing about February Isl
hence storm conditions viii hs disappearing
toward the Atlantic. ami cold. fair weather
Njl} be folloNluZ og irnm ~e~tsru snd central
sections, o. aHd touching bee 80 sna 9TH.
81 Ni'l zfau saFHHrr as3 rarH aHj snow wI'i
y..gt most parts ri iN- rauuigy MnuH Nit3
stand ~ extreme south sr.slat nn thH |tn eans-
ing ,!J7is 81 tsfial vsu.s -aafh "a aud pr'-
dHr1u- slart ya.4 uyer ruys of the CuuutfF
behind lbc r,acIfnaary storms 3ue sts'a' &'h
snd 5ih On she 1911 aai lab. ioos ior
change g. s,rY mseh saEmer- n" prepared
Tor genera. and heavy storms Lightning sHi
iHuuicy uith send and mgrh m5H all gTsli VI
regions outward, these goud.huus tartug
81 snow north sBa ar-s. all being followed hy
q seuersl cold Naye as storm csnsiiii1u- move
ast OF ttr RRs to sastaaIl About isv "a B
Co. i6lh the Sold sIi moderate aud q grprrs'
retarn fa rr4citonary .taran conditions nIat
t-e expected The chief .agis b keep Ia mind
ir al, he Venus d.s,art4sces tHrS mHa,h are
fbas rery vasa. spsiazl.kr ~eA'h~r :. apt 90
chang y.ry sai8sa.v .u'y hIsszard1us zsf-s
aHi aaHErIsr4s gu'1.
Auafbcr s-rs marked ..grru period slii -
ceutrllI on The sisi. Ihls rrr'ad eSirnais trsl8
gh4 tgsh Is. S4i Many severe Disturbances
and ,auca extremely jisasrcvaa3s s"s'her
,uaT 80 csauiei sn o, fa5s 'ine and ihruaEh
1s, the remainder 90, fle ussulh. banHs the
NerSary gena8 uhlrs q esuiFai on he 2'ss
aaa extends i.saa the 1is ;uio Marsh, s"s1s
sf thr hrst1r.t siset aforsus ut t,1r shfsr sra
l-g uav 5s rs1.-tea lse greatest a'.fasH
auer- da55uE sar Avrcasy ass1sl wlii tsii au
ayd al..aJ the ass ta 2sd. ash ..sh tn -~'h.
MANY sscgoas ali %. ,s-si-a hs e~rcf-'HE
zisi and cain storns. sai3r H1rhrru tHa
unfshWc,'cra rrasuEs 81, t".1 HNn-' 'rrt
-aass vi thr s5alrss aausS IaifraF#
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The missionary anniversary al Pleasant Groye
Church -abdyyiiie will be held GA sunday morn
ing, February s. Interesting exercises by The
school AMI ali address hy Rev. Vernon Ridgeiy. II
a; that date the weather should prove lnclemeot
IL viii - hcii the fo,ioWtu Ing sunday afternoon,
C. L puirear. Pastor.
Uu!outOwu Charge NJ T. Church.-Sernon at
It 81 a. IA. Evening al Z. Is 3 subject, sunday
VISITING j. 1t right Religious literature given
81 the door.
Uuioutowu Church OF God.-suu,iAy school at
n. Preaching AT lnl5 a, IN Ia the evening
at 10. Al Frizeilburg NJ ~ 3. ~. services AT
Maynerry Ia the evening al 30 Also IN the morn
: r. Craft, Pastor.
,.raee Lutheran church sunday school at . a.
m Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and :. i p m Morn
ing subject a Parable Of Judgment" Evening
VIII lou Wrong YOurelf' Y. +, :. C. Z, at $50
p IT, Miller. Pastor.
salem Charge lutheran Church - Benjamin's
Churyh-lreaching At p m Y P. ; c Z at
p. - Jonas Church-Preaching at 10 a. m.
: \, Diehl. Pastor
Carroll charge, Retormet acknowledgements
Church-Diyine service 2.SO =, m. - Matthew :
Church-Divine service and Holy Communion at
10 Il. m. Preparatory service this saturday at 30
H. J. NncaIIstcr. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. W. X. Graham,
D. d. Pastor.-Slbbath Services.-Preaching nj
lu3Na. m. and Revival service $50 y. IN. Special
meetings will be held in the lecture room during
the week II .in y sabbath school al 9-l1 A.
Junior +. AT g T. III. Christian Endenvora AT
G;n p.
-. Paul's Reformed Church--uuday school At
9.l5 a. Irvine service nj lu}n and "a =.
M. calvin =. Slasle, Pastor.
81. Johns church SundHys-IuW Mass at ia
and High Mass at 10 a, ia; NeslrTs at $50 y. n.
During the week MASS ut Il. IN.
Joseph II. cassidy, Pastor.
Ascension church sunday. J,uu. 29.-Holy Eu-
clurlst 80 Matiu>at - a. m. Second Holy
Eucharist at 1880 IA. M. EvenSoug At l. and f..
Weekda Ns-Matius and Holy Eucharist at a. m.
EveuSong except Fridays at p. III. Evcnsons
Friday. AT sop IN, T.. Is. Taylor, Rector.
The Boys Meeting will meet every saturday
afternoon at O'Clock in Carroll Hall
Centenary N. +. Church.-suEday school at ais
= IA Preaching at 1870 a. IN. ana 80 p. IN.
by the pastor. Junior League ut go p. m. senior
League at 6.45 =. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
at 100 p IN.
Joel Brown, Pastor.