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WILL TELL M'KINLEY TODAY.
Committee VIII Explain That He
Has Been Nominated.


Canton, o., July 11.-Preparations
have been practically completed for the
notification tomorrow of President Nc
Kinley Of his denomination. Two large
flags, one covering the upper portion
and the other draped over the awnings
o. the presidents home on North Mar
ket street are all tie decorations that
viii meet the eyes of the visitors.
Back of the hou.-e a large tent has
been put up. and here the notification
committee viii have luncheon after the
ceremonies are completed. The speak
ing will take place from the famous
front porch of the Mckinley residence,
unless the weather prevents. in which
event the opera house will be used.
Canton is getting ready for a large
crowd The local committee having
charge Of the arrangements say the
notification viii be much more of an
event than il was four years ago. and
tlat "a larger number of people viii be
present than on that occasion
1t is probable that a number of
speeches besides those of Senator
Lodge and President Mckinley will be
made. Senator Hanna, Senator Fair
banks and Representative Taylor OF
this congressional district are to be
called on for short addresses.
The business houses Of Canton are to
be closed for part of the day 10 afford
employees an opportunity to partici-
pate in the demonstration to their
tOWnSmdn.
The publication Of the alleged plot
against President Mckinley did not
disturb him in the least He drove
out with Judge Day in the morning and
walked about the lawn and porch.
chatting with visitors. during the af-
teTnOOn.
Washington this afternoon and Sena-
tor Fairbanks of Indiana this even
inc
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SNOWFLAKE MINING COMPANY-
Principal place of business ar Salt Like
CITY. Utah. Location of mines. Eureka.
Utah Notice is hereby given that az a
meeting Of the board of directors of The
Snowflake Mining company, held July d.
1900. an assessment of one I'D cent Der
share being assessment No. Ia was lev
led on the capital stock of the corDora-
ton. issued and outstanding. PAYABLE I'M
mediatelv. TO William Hatfield treasure
of the company. at his Office, room H.
Walker Bank building, Salt Lake City
Utah. ANY stock upon which this asses
ment may remain unpaid on August e.
1850. viii be delinquent and advertised -0-
sale al public auction and unless payment
is made before. viii be sold on SepJemce-
1st 1890, 70 pay the delinquent aSSeSSmeI.
together with costs OF advertising ana
exDeoses of sale z r CRTTCHLON
Secretary. 506-3l9 Mccormick block. sax
Lake City. Utah
Dated July 1th, 1859
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miral Dewey. Comptroller coler in
formed the admiral in a jocular way
that they We're considering his name
for the vice presidency.
Sh-sh- sh-sh-sh-ion't say word =
answered the admiral. with a deprecaf-
ing wave of his hand Plat was over
TO see me the other dav. and we went
an over that question from the Repub-
lican side"
After dinner the comptroller gave the
admiral 10 understand that he vas ger-
ious N his offer. Admiral Philip then
recited The incidents of his inter,,ie1y
with Senator Plat.
believe Admiral Philip looked on
poth Offers as a huge joke, said the
comptroller. He seemed to enjoy tell
ing ot Mr.. Platt's visit
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MAY BE KID" ROBERTS.
Edgar MARSHALL Suspected OF
Being the Outlaw

Butte. Mont. July 11.-Edgar Mar
shall. who is on trial in the district
court for the murder of Mrs. Joseph
Creech on the 3rd of last April. is
strongly suspected CT being the notori-
Gus Kid hJberts. one Of the Currjf
gang OF train robbers who held up ana
robbed Union Pacific train near. Lar
annie. Wyo., two years ago. Sheriff
Howells Of Salt Lake, where Marshall
was arrested after the murder in Butte
says The murderer has for some time
been suspected Of being Roberts. He
answers the description of the rObber
perfectly and The sheriff saws tbe evi-
dence against him is almost conclu-
siye-t =
Marshall today denied that he was
Roberts.
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STEVENSON LEAVES LINCOLN.
Starts to Lake Minpetonka-Towne
Goes Home.

Lincoln, Neb.. July 11.-Adlai E.
Stevenson left Lincoln today for Lake
Minnetonka, where his family is He
viii probably remain there d few days
and'proceed5 home 10 remain until for
mally notified OF his nomination.
Mr. Stevenson said he did not expect
10 take any active part in the cam
palSn until after that time. Charles
A. Towne also left this afternoon Cor
home $50 ~
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CHINA BLAMES- FOREIGN POWERS
Continued from page i

Continued from Page Il
was in ferment. A situation was Gre
ated WTtch could not be brought under
control At first the foreign powers re-
queSted that foreign troops be allowed
To enter-the capital for the protection
of legations The imper rial government.
having in view the comparative ur-
gency of the occasion. granted the re
quest as pa extraordinary mark OF
courtesy beyond the requirements of
international intercourse. Over 500 for
eign troops were seat 20 Pekin. This
shows clearly how much care China
exercised in the maintenance Of friend
~ relations with other countries.
Troops Declared Disorderly.
"The legations at the capital never
had much 20 DO with the people. But
from the time the foreign troops en-
tered the city the guards did not de-
vote themselves exclusively to the pro-
lection OF their respective legations.
They sometimes fired their guns on the
top of the city walls and sometimes pa
troiled the streets everywhere. There
We're reports OF persons being hit BY
stray bullets.
Moreover. they strollad about the
city without restraint, and even at
tempted to enter the Tsung Hua gate
(the eastern gate OF the palace ground).
They only desisted when advance was
positively forbidden.
'On this account both the soldiers
and the people were provoked to re-
sentiment and voiced their Indignation
with one accord. I.awless persons then
took advantage Of the situation TO do
mischief and became boIdeF than ever
in burning and killing Christian con-
yerts.
The powers thereupon attempted 10
reinforce the foreign troops in Pekin.
bat the reinforcements encountered re-
sistance and defeat at the hands of the
Insurgents on The way. and have not
yet been able 10 proceed.
The insurgents of the two provinces
IF Chi II and Shan Ting had By this
lime effected a complete union. a,E
could not be separated. The imDerH
government was by no means relucta 1t
% issue orders for the entire suDDre5
iion of this insurgent element. REt
IS the trouble was so near at hanu
here was great fear that due prb.
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FAST TRAIN is HELD UP.
Six Kentucky Robbers Secure Over
$1,000 Booty.

Paducah. KY. July 1.-THE Illinois
Central fast train from New Orleans
to Chicago was held up and robbed this
morning al l:20 O'Clock. two miles south
Of Wickliffe. Ky. The train was
tagged and when it stopped the ban
dts entered the cab.
The fireman. J. J. FrySch. was struck
on the head with the butt of a re-
Volver and badly hurt.
The robbers, six in number, cut of
the engine and express car and ran a
mile and a half to Fort Jefferson. near
the Ohio river and within sight of the
Missouri shore. Here they blew the
express safe and secured all the valu-
ables 1t contained and crossed into
Missouri
They dropped one package contain
ing 500 on the Kentucky side. and an
other package on the Missouri side.
both of which have been recovered. The
robbers did not attempt to modest the
passengers.
2 A special train with bloodhounds and
an armed posse left Jackson. Tenn. for
the scene. and il is understood Mis-
souri, officers are hot on the robbers
trail.
About $4,000 was secured in addition
to the money dropped by the robbers.
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FUSION IN C0EUR D'ALENEs.
All Three Parties Endorse Fred 7.
Dubois For Senator.
peclal Correspondence
~ 49, 80

Occur d'Alene City, Ida. July IL
Fred T. Dubois for United States SEN
ator and John b Goode for governor
were unanimously indorsed bv the
Popuilst, Democratic and silver Repub-
ncan conventions in session here 10
DAY The three conventions worked
tremendously together. Each selected
oeiegates 70 the Pocatello convention
ana then the three parties nominatad
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POWERSMUST BE TRIED
No Continuance Allowed in the Goeb.,
Murder Case.

Georgetown, Ky, July u.-Jg5Es o.
triIl today overruled the motion IN .
continuance in the case of former So
tary Of State Caleb Powers. charged v-..
being an accessory TO the murder Nc .,
late Governor GOebeL The reuatr5a- =
the day. up 10 1 O'Clock this evening -
taken Up IN Sparring between the a-.,-
neys over preliminary matters - -''-
that hour She work of selecrire = 5r,e q
was begun II is generally pred ..-zF .l-s
the greater part OF the present v-al r--
be consumed in this task
Before the jury matter Vas r.IaD 3D..
this afternoon Powers aUJorue-- -HrzF ~
pardon ISSUED TO him bv ey-,farz-----97
Taylor and offered II as plea l- h--
The court OverTuled the plea se,=-..
The highest courts in this srs-z g.
in the United States have decided -
Taylor was not governor on March ~
when this pardon was issued. il is rbs--'
fore void.
At the afternoon session Of the r----
the defense filed a special 6-r~s~-z- -
the indictment against Powers. -.-F.--
that it is invalid because IT names l--e
ers as an accessory and does Not mann.
principal
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TO DIRECT THE CAMPAIGN.
Four Members of Republican Com
mittee Decided On.

mittee Decided On.
Cleveland. O.. July 11.-whie Mr..
Hanna maintaips that all members of
the new executive committee have not
been decided on and that the personnel
OF the committee cannot be made pub
lie until Friday. it is learned from
good authority that at least four mem
beers have been finally chosen. These
are H c. Payne of Wisconsin. J. H.
Nlanley of Maine. Senator Scott Of
West Virginia and r. c. Kerens of
Missouri
Between forty and fifty Survivors of
President McKinleys old regiment. the
Twenty-third Ohio. viii accompany
the notification committee from this
city to Canton tomorrow
Cornelius N Bliss. ex-secretary of
the interior, and Committeeman Payne
of Wisconsin arrived here early TO-DAY.
Both were clOseted with Senator Han
ma for an hour or more discussing. it
IS understood. the personnel Of the new
national executive committee
Shortly after noon Senator Lodge
Joined the conference.
Mr.. Bliss said that he had come TO
cleveland 20 accompany the notiica-
ton committee TO Canton tomorrow, as
the guest of Senator Hanna.
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!. DRAR MRs. PINKHA,r:


Ihave taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as advised and now
send you letter for publication. For
several years was in such sretched
health that life was almost a burden.
| could hardly walk across the floor,
was so feeble, Several OF our best
physicians attended me, but failed TO
help. l concluded to write to you for
advice In a few days received such
ahnd, motherly letter. followed your
instructions and am my old self
again Was greatly benefited before /
had used one bottle. May God bless
you for what you are doing for suffer
ing women. - Mrs, CLARA GATES.
Johns P. O., Miss, Oct. 6, 1899.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
Democrats and Republicans Pick
Three Men.

Paola, Kan, July LEX Congress-
man N. S. Peters of Kansas city was
nominated for congressman here to-
day by the fusion convention for the
Second Kansas district. His closest
opponent was Ex-Governor ]. P. 81
John. The Democrats and PopuHsts
each had seventy-five delegates in the
convention.
Leesburg. w. Va, July 1.-THE Dem
ocrats of the Third district today nom
mated Hon. Z. B. Lewis for congress. to
succeed himself
Lewiston, Me. July 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention today nominat-
ed 5. L. Lord of Saco for governor. and
indOrsed the Kansas City platform.
Manchester, Mich. July 1I.-Con-
gresham Henry o. Smith of Adiian
was unanimously TenOminated hy the
Second district Republican convention.
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WOULD TELL BRYAN IN GOTHAM
Committeeman Mack Talks of the
Notification.

Buffalo. N. Y, July National
Committeeman Norman E. Mack said
tOday:
Unless Mr.. Bryan desires the noti-
ficatiOn made in a western CITY I
should prefer that it be made in some
Of the large cities of some OF the middle
states. Naturally l would favor New
York, because of its inheritance as a
political and commercial center. New
York viii probably go into the Demo-
cratic column in the coming election.
and Democrats in this section of the
country would like to have the honor
or having Mr.. Bryan notified in the
east, especially as Ne west has had
the convention which nominated him -
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SUGAR TRUST WEDDING.
H. o. Eavensve-, Jr., Marries Miss
. - -. Charlotte Whiting.

Newport. R. L. July I1.-3Iiss Char
lotte Whiting. daughter of the late
augustus Whiting. Cnd Harry O. Have
meyer, T.. son of the late Theodore A
Havemeyer, were married today at
Swanhurst, the summer residence of
the brides uncle, George. L RiVes of
New York
The bride was attended by Misses
Lily OeiTiChs and Nettica Rives, her
cousins. The best man was Fred c.
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AGAINST a GOLD TICKET.
General Buckner Wants No Nomina-
tions Made.

Louisville, KY, July u.-General Simon
p Buekner who was General Palmer 5
running mate on the gold ticket in 1896
has come out against the nomination Of
the ticket this year General 8uckner
IaVOrs adopting a platform denouncing
iree silver and not nominating a ticket,
leaving the gold Democrats free to vote
as they choose.
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CHINESE RECAPTURE
THE EASTERN ARSENAL
CContinued from PAGE u

every man we can get to fill the ships
properly"
In regard TO the report from Wash
ingtOn that a force of 500 marines had
been ordered to 80 to China, leaving
san Francisco by an army transport.
Aug. l. Captain Wiles. commanding
officer at the Brooklyn navy yard, said
that no orders had yet been received
from Washington. Captain Wiles was
Of the opinion that each station would
be called upon to give up is quota
There are 30T marines and ten officers
at the navy yard. all ready to start
whenever ordered from Washington. as
soon as they can pack up their KNAPP
sacks and kits and the transport is
ready.
We have got to find out the end Of
our people in Pekin,' remarked Cap
tain Wildes- I'VE can't leave them
there at the mercy of the Boxers"
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Real Estate Transactions.

Walter Willcoeks to Ann Willcocks.
sxlJ rods southeast from 2+5A feet
north of southwest corner of lot 4.
block 3, plat A. ...................S
e P. Lynch to S. w. Sears. lots s
and 3, block >, Ehrich's subdivision
20. plat F. -....................
Colorado & Utah Investment COM
pany to George Spangenberg, lots
5 to s. block ,. Denver place.
Colorado < Utah Investment com
pany to H. n. Wood part Of blocks
? and 3. Denver Place ......-.......
Utah Savings & Trust company 10
c. l. Hyde, 45iax120 feet south
west from northeast corner Of lot 1.
block Is, plat c.. ..................
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CLARK BRINGS HAwAIIANs.
Wyoming Senator Calls on MCKINLEY
and Hanna

Canton. O., July 1l.-Senator Clark of
Wyoming called on President McKin-
ley today with the delegation from Ha-
vail which participated in the Phila-
del9hia convention.
There was a brief discussion of the
affairs ot the islands The party had
visited Senator Hanna in Cleveland
earlier in the day.
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PHILIP COULD HAVE HAD 1T.
Admiral Offered Place on Both Ma
g. tional Tickets.

New York July 1.-THE World saws
Had the late Rear ADMIRAL Philip cared
70 20 into politics. Governor Roosevelt
would not have been the vice presiden-
uai nominee. Il has developed that Mr..
Philip had choice Of second place on
either the Republican or Democratic
ticket
The offer OF the Republican nomina-
ton was made by Senator Plat. who
vailed !. The navy yard and strenuous
ly urged the former commander of the
Texas TO allow his name To be used at
PHILADELPHIA. The invitation to be
come the running mate of Mr.. BRYAN
was delivered b. Comptroller Coler
delegated by Senator Hill. who had
picked the national hero. Both offers
Were modestly rejected BY the adj
mivaL
Comptroller Coler. commissioned bv
Senator Ill., met the admiral at dinner
IN Brooklyn. The comptroller and the
admiral were close personal friends.
During the dinner mention was made
OF the presidential candidacy Of Adj
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despatch a large military force TO
Manchuria- Il appears that Russian
censorship is suppressing all reference
10 this matter and it transpires that
5000 regular troops have already ar
rived from Port Arthur and Amur TO
protect the BIanchuria railway and
that other troops are now on their way
To Naucb1lria
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Havemeyer brother OF the b~fdse--.-
and the usherS were Howard 49,
Brooklyn and J. II. McCormiciz- "a n q
cego. classmates Of the bridasr,-.-l- III
Yale The Rev. ". 8. MeabaD - a
Marys church officiated. ", -
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SEEKS AMERICAN MEAT.
German Navy Cannot Get Enough of

II.
Berlin, July 1.-THE Reichsaazeiger
tonight publishes a text OF the meat
bill, but the time at which the measure
win go into effect was not definitely
stated. The Associated Press learns
from reliable source that the meas
ure will not become effective before
autumn.
The liberal press points out the sin
gular fact that the German navy.
which admitted they were satisfied for
many years with American canned
meats is now yatnly. trying TO obtain
these goods for the Quitting of the
warships destined for China, and is
obliged to take English. canned meats
and 10 Danish sausage, as no. German
goods are Obtainable
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British Troops to Gross Canal

Montreal, July 11.-At the request OF
( the imperial authorities the Canadian
Pacific railway has made arrangements
10 carry whatever troops the British
may send TO China direct from Quebec
TO Shanghai
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Put His Foot In Tt.
(Pittsburg ChronicIe-Telegra.

tFlttSburg ChfonlcIe-Ielegra
Now ] distinctly recall the last total
eclipse of the sun" remarked Mr. Home
wood 1t occurred in 1863 you will re-
member Miss BeechWood -
Sir said Miss Beeehwood freezinglv
And Mr.. HomeWoOd wondered how ne
had put his foot into it this time.
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Highlv Recommendad.

philadelphia North-American.
II am afraid" said the dashing SOU
hrette, that YOU have made this bathing
suit a trifie too hrge"
But. madamei cried the modiste
1T will shrink beautifully
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And in accordance with the Law and dr
der Of the board of directors. made .r
the 5th day OF June. 1890, SO many share
Of each parcel Of said stock as may b.
necessary will be sold at the office o- -l.
company. in Diamond. Utah on The 3-S
day OF July. 1850. al I O'Clock o. IL. p
pay delinquent assessment. together VIZ.
cost of advertising 800 7~-n"nsa Of sale
DAVID H GREEN
Secretary Of Pacific mining company Of
Tintic.
Diamond, Utah. July 10. 1900
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Mother-Perha7s the young man needs
2 little encouragement.
Daughter-Yes, mamma. | wish Won
would keep out OF sight more while he
is here,
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THE PACIFIC MINING COMPANY
of Tintic. NOGce.-There are DELINQUENT
upon the. following described stock -
account OF assessment levied Oh -.a rs
day of June, 1900, the several ar.a..--,
set opposite the names OF the r-sa-.-s-s
shareholders. as follows
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London. July Y. 8 a. m.-Russia has
notified the powers of her intention to
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Great Sacrifice of

all summer goods Every item IN -,-z--
department al cut prices Tor his vz..
2. AUERBACH IS Bro
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! seemed / could not
get my strength
\ again. / have
a chills and the
severest pains in
81 mylimbs and top
of head and am
y almost inSenSi-
bic at times 1
also have a pain
Just to the right OF
breast bone. 1t is
o severe at times
hat l cannot lie on
" rightside. Please
rite me what you
hink OF my case. ..
Mrs. CLARAGATEs.
Johns 2. O., Miss.
April IS, 1888.
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my OWN SELF AGAIN"
Hrs. Gates Writes to Mrs. Pinkhzrn.
Follows Her Advice and is Made Wen.

DEAR MIS-. PINKHAM=For nearly
two and one-half years have been in
feeblehealth. Aftermy little child came
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

b ia ttah. July 10. 1900.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

University Avenue Congregational
church, corner Avon and Sherburne
avenue. Rev H. W. Parsons, pastor.
Church. Evening, 5 O'clock, GOOD Ad-
vice to Burden Bearers"
Clinton Avenue M. E. church, Clinton
avenue and Isabel Pastor, Thomas
text or topic, "The Unaroused People"
Evening, an evangelistic service. Res
cue Band meeting at $3.50 P. m Sunday
day day evening, 745. All invited
Park Congregational church, corner
Holly and Mackubin.s Rev. Alexander
McGregor pastor sgt Nor Morning. ea 1o;IS s5Iu Sub
at o clock, THE Liquor Traffic.
Woodland Park Baptist, Selby and
Arundel. Rev; W., w. EVerts, pastor:
E0en EVening 7:so. ,' subject. curiosity. ts0A.
New Jerusalem (or swedenbcrgain1
church, southeast corner Virginia and
Selby avenues. Rev. Edward c. Mitchell,
pastor. Service at 1880 a. m. Subject OF
sermon, 1.-THE Practical Meaning of Be-
ing Born Again" Sunday school at 11:45
g. m.
street, foot Of Summit avenue. Rev. Ed-
ward Everett Hale. d. D., of Boston.
will preach. Services begin at 10:45 a. m.
All seats free. Sunday school meets at
Memorial English Evangelist Lutheran
church, West Sixth street, near Ex-
change. Alex J. D. Haupt, pastor. Morn
ing services at 1890; subject, ''The Shep-
herd and His Sheep" At 8 p. M, THE
Coneys; or Echoes From the State Lu-
ther League Convention at Red Wing" I"
A service of especial interest to the
young people OF the church.
Universalist Church Of the Messiah,
Holly avenue, corner OF st. Albans street.
Services at p. m. Rev. A. N. Alcott,
pastor. Subject, The Fraternal Spirit. .
Odd Fellow and Rebecea lodges will be
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Raudenbush music hall, Sixth and st.
Peter streets. Services at 10:45 a. M Sub
ject, adam and Fallen Man.
Spiritual Alliance, Odd Fellows hall,
Wabasha and Fifth streets Lecture by
Mrs. Asa Talcott at s p. m. Subject, 1.-THE
Now and the Then" AT close OF lecture
Mrs. Mary Jacobs viii give spirit mas
sages and tests.
plymouth Congregational church, Wa
basha and Summit. Rev. George M. Nor
rison. pastor. Morning service at 10:S0;
theme, ''The End Of the Commandment" !"
No evening service.
First Christian church. Nelson and Far