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Baotists of Iowa.
WIN g. WILSON.
Evans, IA. Feb. 10. 1900.

EVANS, IA, Feb. ID, 1900.
Dear Editor:
The Galilee Baptist Church here
is in very prosperous condition. In
proportion to membership and loca-
ton the church here ranks second to
none in the state of Iowa. We have
about 40 members and worship IN A
beautiful church edifice owned entire
ly by the colored Baptists.
The most Of the members are for
merlv from Virginia having been
Bsptists before they reached Iowa.
The principal feature Of this people
is that they respect and love an educa-
ted ministry; and when / note this
fact, and can refer to but seven years
training at Il. W. University, Nash
vile, Tenn. which simply gave me A
bros eye view of q liberal field of
knowledge am forced to write that a
little more theology backed up with
grace and common sense is the cry the
psw is making in the Baptist churches
or the old hawk-eye state.
Quite little has been said of Iowa
in the history of our church, bat with
two years stay in the state, am per-
suaded to believe that silence ia no
consent that the old trippled decorat
ca banner, One Lord, One Faith, ana
one Baptism has ceased to wave over
this good state.
Our senior pastors whose work ia no
doubt known through the country, are
Revs. J. w. Muse, Fort Madison, Ia.
p. w. Jones, Centerville. Ia, and Rev.
>. Bates. Des Moines, Ia, each of
which hold good charges and may be
considered excellent councillors and
good shepherds.
The rest OF she pastors, comparative
~ speaking, are boys whose earnest
work will soon bring their names to
the public as true type OF the apos-
tolic succession.
We shall be glad to mention the
work OF each pastor. and church in our
next letter.
Respectfully yours, q brother,
ID. J. TATE.
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LEIGH ST. NJ. e. SERVICES.

There will be services at the Leigh
st. Nj K. Church Sunday, Feb. %
1900. Preaching 81 ii a. no. and NJ 8
p m. At 3 p M, there will be preach.
ing by the pastor, the kev. ]. Edward
Guuby.
On Sunday, March 4, 1900. there will
De preaching at the Leigh st. NJ. E.
Church morning and afternoon by the
tsry of the international Epworth
League. Rev. ID. W. Davis will also
take part in the exercises.
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the State Fair association, was de-
feated by George w. Stroman for
burgess
Honors were about even I'm the cleo
ton at Harrisburg, although the Re-
publicans elected enough councilmen
to retain control of common and select
councils. The city administration Is
Democratic, Mayor Fritchey having
nearly four years yet to serve.
In Huntingdon Charles G. Brewster,
the regular Quay Republican candi-
date, won over John H. Glazier, the
Democratic-C Citizens candidate, by SO
majority. The entire Democratic
Citizens councilmanic ticket was elect
ed by majorities ranging from so to 100.
The election In York was an unusual
ly quiet one. The select council will
stand six Democrats and eight Repub-
hcans. The school board will be tie.
In Oil City the citizens voted for and
against accepting the offer of Andrew
Carnegie OF free library building,
provided they furnish free site and
appropriate $4,000 per annum for its
maintenance. The library was accept
ed by majority OF 98S out of a total
vote of 1,446.
In Altoona all three Republican
school directors weie elected by about
500 majority. Select council stands s
Democrats and Republicans. Com
mon council is a tie.
The Democrats OF Lebanon secured
control of select council, gained three
members In common council, two In
the board OF school directors and
elected an alderman in a Republican
ward.
An unusually heavy vote for spring
election was polled in Lock Haven.
The Democrats gain the city treasury
ship, Joseph Haberstroh being elected
over c. F. Bickford. The Democrats
elect four councilmen and one school
director. The Republicans elect three
school directors.
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Death of Le,nacr i uccor,.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-Leander ]. Nc
Cormick. member OF the famous har-
vester machinery firm, and founder of
the Leander Mccormick Observatory
OF the University of Virginia, died of
pneumonia at the Virginia hotel yes
terday. Mr.. Mccormick was born at
Walnut Grove, Va, Feb. s, 1919, and
was son OF Robert Mccormick, a
Virginia planter. who first strove to
perfect the reaping machine. Cyrus
ii. Mccormick, whose genius finally
made the reaper a success, was Lean
der's older brother.
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Mother and Two Son. Droyvnea

Cape May, Feb. 21.-The wife and
two sons of Enoch Stevenson were
drowned In a pond near their home al
Elodra, near here, yesterday. The two
boys, who were 10 and Is years OF age
were playing on the ice when they
broke through. Their screams attract
ed the attention Of the mother. She
ran In on the ice close to the hole
where her two sons were struggling
and in attempting to draw them from
the water also fell in. BY this time
the father and several of the Nigh
bors came to the rescue, but the three
were beyond human aid when taken
from the water. The father also broke
through the ice, but was rescued.
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A GARD TO FRIENDS.

Mr.. Editor:
You will please allow me space in
your valuable paper to thank my
friends and especially Alkaline Ooun
Gil, No. 33, o. Of st. Luke for their
kindness shown me since have been
sick 81 No. l04 ". Jackson st. Through
this medium hope they will accept
my many thanks and appreciation.
Thank God, am somewhat improv-
ed, hope to continue, snd will be glad
to see all who may call.
am yours gratefully.
MRS. SADIE BURRRLL BKIoos.
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MOUNT OLIvET.

Services at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
25th and s streets, will be az follows
on Sunday, (tomorrow). IL 80 q. m.
a sermon by Rev. NJ. E Gerst, Of the
Union University.
At 3 80 the installation of the SUM-
day school officers by the President of
the Va. Baptist State Sunday School
Convention the President Of the Sun
day School Union aud others.
At o'clock p. m, Q special sermon
will be delivered by Rev. J. II. Faun-
tleroy, pastor Of New Bridge Baptist
Church.
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The boycott a Legal Mc.hod.

Kansas City, Feb. 21.-Judge Slower.
in the circuit court, yesterday declared
that labor unions had the legal right
to put in force a peaceful boycott
against employers OF non-union labor.
and had a legal right to try by peace
full and fair persuasive means to in
duce customers Of boycotted person
or firm to quit that person or firm and
patronize employers of union workers.
The decision was made in the suit of
blacksmith who asked 5000 damages.
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Marshal MaeMahon,. widow Dead

Paris, Feb. 21-Marechale Mac
Mahon, Duchess of Magenta, widow of
Marechal Patrice Maurice MacMahon.
second president of the third republic
OF France, died yesterday at her resi-
dence, in the Rue De Belief hasso, af-
ter a short Illness. On Saturday even
Ing she had an apoplectic stroke. The
duchess, who was in her list year.
was very popular in Paris society
She had occupied herself all her life
In charitable works.
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Opposition to Porto Rico rnrin nm

Washington, Feb. 2t.-The Republi-
can leaders are becoming nervous over
the fate of the Porto Rico tariff bill.
They have only majority of Ia over
the opposition, which is solidly op-
posed to the measure. Eight votes from
the Republican side would, therefore.
defeat 1t, and there are from 12 to is
Republican votes in doubt A move
ment for Republican caucus is being
agitated, and the general understand
ing is that one will be held tonight.
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Ex-ConsnI NIncrnm,. Chnrro.

Washington, Feb. 21-The state de-
partment today sent to the house the
reply to the house resolution inquiring
into the allegations that ex-Consul Ma
crum's mail had been opened by the
British censor at Cape Town. The
answer shows in brief that the depart
ment has no official knowledge what.
ever that there was any interference
with the ex-consu's mail. as he made
no complaint TO the department on thS
subject.
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DUDLEY-Eddie Dudley departed
this life at the re sidence of his par
ents, l712 S2d St., Henrico Co., Va,
Friday, February 1e, 1900, after sever
al months illness. Age, % years. .
months, Is days. He died st $3.50
o'clock q. IN ., in the full triumph OF
faith. Funeral, Sunday, Feb. 1Ssh at
BIT. Olive Church, by Rev. Tunstai
Banks officiating, assisted by Rev
Bowler.
The mother Of the deceased had the
honor Of having an escort by The cabi-
net officers of Star, No. l, of which
she is president.
wALKER-The funeral OF Mr.. Silas
Walker, who died sunday night Of his
residence, No. 921 Buchanan ST.. was
preached Wednesday evening, Februa-
~ 14th, at Cedar ST. Baptist Church,
Rev. Kemp, the pastor, officiating and
Messrs. ]. A. & o. j. Cooke were the
Funeral Direetors.
COX-The funeral of VIM. shep-
herd Cox, who was killed at the Bald.
win street crossing of the c. & o. Rail-
road, Thursday night, Feb. 18th, took
place from the Ceder Street Baptist
Church Sunday afsernooo, Rev. Kemp,
the kstor officiating. He was men,
Der of the Messiah Benz fetal Associs-
tiou. j. A. & c. J. Cock, Funeral Di-
rectors.
SMITH-The funeral OF Mr.. Andrew
Smith. who died Saturday, February
18th, took place at his residence 1908
Cedar ST.. , Wednesday, Feb. 21st, IL n
n, Rev. James II. Holmes officiating.
J. A. & q. J. Cooke, Funeral Director.
DIXON-The funeral Of Miss Lucy
Dixon. who died Monday night, Feb.
l9th. took place from her residence,
g. 18th street, Wednesday afternoon
sc 3 O'Clock, Rev. James II. Holmes Of
Floating. j. A. aud Q. j. Cooke, Fun
eral Directors. -. We
RKDD- MooDY-Mrg. Moody became
the bride OF Mr.. Redd Wednesday,
Feb. 2lst, at the residence of Rev.
Paul Ballou, col William ST. The
haHd some brid al carriage OF MessrS. j.
A. and c. j. Cooke waited on them.
RUDD-TucKRR-Fhe marriage OF
Miss Nancy Tucker OF Brunswick Co.,
Va, to Mr.. 3. A. Rudd Of Lynchbarg,
Va, took place Feb. 2lst, at Richmond,
Wa.
CARTER-The funeral of Roy Carter,
the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
@. Carter, SIS n. eth ST.. was preach
ed at the house Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. 18th. DR.. James ii. Holmes Of
hciated and Messrs. ]. A. & o. ]. Cooke
were she funeral directors.
DAvIS-rhe funeral of Miss Mary
Davis, who died Saturday night at her
reside nce, 582 Preatis street, was
preached Tuesday Evening, Feb. Is,
at the 9Th Mt. Zion Church. ]. A. &
O. ]. Cooke, Funeral Directors, offici-
ated.
Richmond, VA, Feb. IT, 1900.
BACON-Mrs. Mollie Bacon, the
wife OF Mr.. Edward Bacon, departed
this life last Tuesday, Feb. ID, 1900,
At Newport News. She leaves four
sons and q host of friends to mourn
their loss. She lived q Christian life
and died in the full triumph of faith
Her funeral took place Wednesday at
3 o'clock.
into rest Su ndAv,
Feb. 18th, Mr.. Randall Taylor. in the
10th year of his age. His funeral on
Feb. 18th was from the Leigh Street
Church, he having been q
for nearly SO years. The fun
eral was preached by Rev. Gunby.
He leaves wife, three sisters and 9th
OF re latives and frie nds to mourn their
loss. Asleep in Jesus"
His sister,
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Notice

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DIR. A. w. 6 Fsrrsr has removed
his otfice from 100 Z Leigh st.. to sos
N. 4sn St:, where he will be az usual
feaoy ior all calls. He returns many
thanks to his pstieuts for their past
kind patronage. Old phone, ga.
4t-l q
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WANTED OLD FURNITURE-We
pay cssh for old furniture, feather
beds, bureaus, washstsnds, bedsteads,
cook stoves intact, secondhand house
hold goods of any description. II you
want cash, and have ANYTHING rs above
to sell, call on or address,
FURNITURE.
2l11k N. 6sh ST..
Between Broad and Grace SITS.
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National Employment

~ N. Juniper ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
can place any number of young
house work girls. Good wages Write
for particulars. 2 "a sv
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HEL1orRoPn CLUB, NO. 2.

Mesdames J. o. Lewis, John Allan
e ]. Simms. Peter Robinson. Charles
Branch, George Winston, Peter Poin-
dexter, Emma 81. Brown, Scott Garter.
Dizzy Powell, Elenors Thomas, Arthur
Frazier, Washington Gaines, James Il.
Robinson, Powhatan Baker, Thomas
Briggs, p. 81. Robinson, washington
Alien Beverly Woodbridge, Quinn
shelton, Joseph Wilkerson, George w
Richardson, Peter Shacklefoot, John
: Coleman, James woodson. Jane
Willis. JEFF BerkIey, William Travis.
Misses Hardinis Willis. Franc, a
Brown, Florence Allen, Mamie Allen.
Ida Baker, Pearl Lewis, Little disses
Irene Brown and Mamie Z. Garter, ard
Master Motea Lewis.
Mss HARDINIA Willis,
President.
MRS. ]. o. LEWIS.
Tressur er
After q few remarks from some of
the members of the club in be-.
half OF the lodge, response by the
lodge to the club for their great effort
fter which we proceeded To q table,
ladened with all the dsinties of the
season, which satisfied the inner man.
Hoping that they may come again, and
that God be with them until we meet
again- In behalf of
richmond LODGE. No. 144O,
g. u. @. of o. F. InF.L. and r
ISAIAH DIcKERsoN, N. G.,
CHRIsToPHER SMITH, p. s.
Mrs M. NJ. Bum continues quite
sick at her residence, 400 Gilrner Sc.
She is under the treatment OF DIR. Jno.
Northwestern.
Mrs. Francis Miles OF New York,
who has been confined TO her bed for
the last four weeks is than kfuI to saw
that she is much better and able 30
sit up. her attending physician is
DR.. +. r. Pratt.
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Divorced.

In the Corporation or Hastings
Court OF City OF Manchester Feb. 4sh,
1899.
VIM. Black, plaintiff
against In Chancerv.
Sarah Black, defend't.
VIM. Black secured divorce from
the said Sarah Black for desertion and
abandonment. Mr.. Black was repre-
seRted by Lawyer Lawrence Pool.
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-THE LITTLE Book CALLED The
SINNERS DREAM
OR THE
SEVEN SEALS

is sold at 15cts each. and any one de-
string TO be an agent for the m. can do
so by paying l0C. S:=>L end this will al
low them bets on each book. One dol
lar will buy ten. Give this trial. All
amounts must De paid in advance.
Books sent free OF postage. Address,
LUCINDA SMITH YOUNG,
Lsmbertville P. o., j.
2 = "a. sm.
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Odd Fellows SURPRISED.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 10. 1900.
Richmond Lodge, No. l44O, G. U. o
OF D f., was surprised by the Hello
trops Club, No 2, consisting of the
following, viz:
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WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR Ms
trlct Omoe Managers ia this state IL
represent me In their own and surroundtno
counties. willing to pay yearly $500 pava
Die weekly Desirable employment with
UNUSUAL opportunities references az
changed Enclose self-addrossed envaIonn
"a Park, no Caxtoa Building, ChicaQo
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30
Palm Leave. a. Cradles.

In the palm region of tn. Amazon
river there is tribe which cradles
their infants in palm leaves. a single
leaf, turned up around the edges by
some native process, makes an excel
lent cradle, and now and then it is
made to do service as hath tub.
Strong cords are formed from the
fibers of another species of palm, and
by these this natural cradle is swung
alongside a tree. and the wind rocks
the little one to sleep. Long ago the
Amazonian mothers discovered that it
was not wise to leave baby and cradle
under cool palm, for the mischiev-
Gus monkey delighted to drop nuts
downward with unerring pecision. An
older child is stationed nearby to
watch the baby during his siesta. and
the chatter of monkeys overhead is
enough to cause a speedy migration.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30
A Question for Bryan.

Will Mr.. Bryan order the with
drawal of the American troops from
the Philippine islands Immediately on
becoming president if he is elected? ?
That is a fair question, which calls
for frank and manly answer. He
says he is against imposing govern
ment on people. Does he mean it or
is ne only using catch phrase to get
votes? If he means it. then it must
be that he will instantly withdraw
our troops and give the Filipinos a
free chance to set up such govern
ment as they desire and murder such
foreigners as they please: for if our
exercise of authority there is an out
rage and our occupation so wicked as
to have justified Aguinaldo's attack
on our troops while they We're MAIN
tanning order in Manila before the
conclusion of the war with Spain,
then the quicker we leave the better.
In deciding intelligently between the
parties it is essential to know what
the first steps of either would be-.
Let Mr.. Bryan tell the people squarely
what he would do. Would he imme-
diately withdraw the troops?-N. Y.
Tribune.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30
THE THIRD PARTY LEAD.

No one in the world who of wisdom takes
heed,
Will encourage or follow the third party
lead.
Every man in the land has duty to do;
He knows that the choice will be one of the
Mckinley or Bryan: his duty is first
To make up his mind which Is best-or
which worst
Then vote as he thinks: it's silly child $
play.
In contest like this to throw ballots
away.
Lack of sense, too much "culchah." too
much Self-cOnceit-
One of these is the cause, and sometimes
they meet
II you think both are evil, you ought to
select
The one which is least; you can't always
expect
To have choice Of the best: but the world
will advance
When the best thing available Is given a
chance.
Did there any real question of Empire
exist.
AS the ants so loudly and falsely insist,
None truly can urge the least shade of
pretense
That it cannot be settled, say, three years
from hence,
Just as we'll as to-day; but you've got to
expect
From Bryans election an instant effect;
The result to our finances must be delayed,
A fact that the ants don't seem to have
weighed;
They've lost all perspective. all power to
judge
OF existing relations: The Empire; what
fudge!
When an enemy's pressing YOU sharply in
front,
Good sense and good discipline certainly
won't
Let you fire in the air, because. haply, you
fear
You may be attacked later on In the rear.
When a man gets one subject lodged fast
in his brain,
And turns it. and talks it, again and again.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30
Pensions High-Water Mark.

The last year of the Harrison adj
ministration there We're paid out for
pensions-hscal year ending June 80,
1898, $l56, sos. 1894 In June. 1898, I'M
der the Cleveland administration, a
board of review was created the
action of the previous administration
was reviewed. thousands of cases were
reduced and dropped, so that for the
year 1894, the first year Of that admin
istration. there was paid for pensions
only Sl39,9S6, 626.17-or a reduction of
SIG, 9,olls7. In 1895, dropped by
board of revision, GAPS; reduced by
board of revision. 2O.oo9.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30

ity for he state ticket may be regard
ed as significant admission that the
democrats have no hope of carrying
New York this fall. The boss brigand
of municipal highwaymen is in the sad
die in New York. 1t means an over
wheiming plurality for Mckinley and
Roosevelt in that state. = Chicago
Times-Herald
Orhe caterwaulngs. spittings and
paramount in the back yards and
upon the shed roofs of populism. free
silver republicans and bewildered
democrats during the next four
months will be as entertaining as Il
cat fight. They will decide whether
that which was tantamount shall find
it's paramount in anti-imperialism.
Free silver was equal to all else. Then
how can anti-imperialism be its para
mount in the same platform?-J. Ster
ling Morton's Conservative.
UThe Kansas City Star Gndepend-
ent) says that sit would appear that
Mr.. Bryan has, under stubborn pro-
test and after much hesitation, con-
sented to give imperialism the posi-
ton of paramount issue in the dem
ocratic campaign" The Star doubts
if Mr.. Bryan will gain anything by
this, since 1.-The monarchy proposition
is too fantastic to cut any figure even
with the most ignorant voters in the
country" The opinion of the Star is
that of every newspaper that is not a
Bryan organ.-Indianapo Journal.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30

he became member of the patent law
firm of Duell. Wells & Duell. AS a
member of the New York legislature
Mr.. Duell was active in passing laws
for the benefit of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In
1850 he removed TO Syracuse. where he
has since engaged in the practice OF
patent law. He has had charge Of sew
eral important cases. The retiring com
missioner is deeply interested in sew
eral financial and industrial enter.
prises, which demand constant atten.
ton. and hence it is that he is resign.
ing his government post.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30
ROYAL LOVE MATCH.
Beauty of Lowly Station Now Is
Queen of Servia.
Young klnG Alexander Lost His Hea I
to the Pretty Widow of an En-
Eineer and Forgot All About
His station.

The king of Servia has married him
self to the beautiful woman beyond the
pale OF royalty. and the Servian throne
shakes violently thereat. Who ever
heard of king marrying anybody but
another queen, or at least princess?
But Nine. Draga Maschin was neither
queen, princess or even humble Off
spring or a cousin to royalty. But she
is now queen. In fact. the young king
of Servia has quite set the courts of
Europe by the ears.
Nine. Maschin was a widow. She has
no title, nor has her family. Her father
was minor court official. Her reputa-
ton is spotless, though. She is quite
poor. She is likewise young.
Before she was out of her teens the
CIR. was married off to an engineer.
She had but few years of wifehood,
which were very unhappy. Then her
husband died, leaving her still young
and more beautiful than ever, but quite
sad.
The king of Servia, whose father alb
Dictated the throne in his favor chiefly
because there would have been a revo-
luton if he hadn't, went a-seeking a
wife year ago. He thought. of course,
that he must have princess of royal
blood for his queen. There being none
at home, he went abroad.
He saw the king of Belgium. who
said that he wasn't marrying any of
his daughters just then. He took a
trip to Berlin, where Kaiser Wilhelm
made it plain that he didn't want .