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The Dickinson press., 1900-09-08
ANTELOPE.

Mr.. Underhill shipped a few cars of
horses east this week.
Four Of our schools are now going; one
is closed for the year. D. F. Miller is
teaching a fall term in Springvale dist
riot.
Allen Jenner and VIM. Miller will
leave in a few days for Valley City, where
they will attend the normal school the
next year.
Our wheat crop is the poorest ever
known in this locality; the average is not
more than x bushel to the acre. Many
farmers have not a bushel while others
have barely enough for their bread and
seed. South along the Heart river the
crop is much better, while the corn is
quite good.
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Taken Up.

and II on left hip. Owner prove property and
| pay charges. J.k {. SHIrLEY.
6.I6.8p
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Treasurer
PETER LEM.
Register of Deeds
s. F. BAIRD.
County Judge
NJ. IL. LINSLEY.
States Attorney
J.H. FIELD.
Sheriff
JOHN W. GOODALL.
Superintendent Of Schools
DELLA SPEARS.
Commissioner 3rd District
B. +. DEEKEN.
Justice of the Peace
T. II. RYAN and ANDREW JOPP.
Assossor-
list Dist. JOHN A. FLYNN.
End " o. E. VINNEDGE.
Bird " D. R. FORBES.
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VOueCdOICb
OSCAR SkEEN,
FRANK

Our of courtesy to our demo-
cratic readers we publish the
democratic county nominees.
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Giv us a trial.
Open Day and Night.
Wagon for Sale
Taken 10.

At my place north. af Gladstone. 5 head Of
horses branded g on left shoulder 3 head brand
cd iN1 on left shoulder; 1 branded 81 on left
shoulder; l branded L S on lett thigh
* and 4 on right shoulder; 3 head no
@ brand visible.
1885,. ANTON Seller.
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Horses for Sale.

" $50 s
Heavy draft horses, well broken, -
sale at prices that will suit RanSIl
head Of Maybe Creek. Address me
at Dickinson.
II H. c. QuIsIos.
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StCdXed

From my place six miles northeast of Dickin-
son, ] white mare brandedfNW on right
shoulder, has colt by her side. H$s13 Five dol.
lars reward for ~ lending to
Z 28-1tp JOSEPH FISCHER, Dickinson,
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Strdyed

From my place about IS miles northwest of Dick
about IL years old branded on r isht hip;;
1 black mare 4 years old II branded 4 on
right hip, left hip, left or shoulder and
bar on left side of neck; grey geldipp
Z yenr cid branded on left hip; / bay
gclding. wears old no brand; l black
colt no brand, l will E&SsaS pay 50 per head to
any one delivering o same at nv place.
7-2s-3tp. JOHN NADWORNIK.
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For President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY of Ohio.
Vice President
The Dickinson press., 1900-09-08

For Senator,
l.. A. SIMPSON.
For Representatives,
w. a. MCCLURE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
THE NEWS PROVIDENCE r. /. MONDAY APRIL 16. 1900.

the Lord is Risen, Dudley Buck, choir:
hymn No. 676, congregation; benedic-
tion. pastor; postlude, Grand March,
Whitney.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL.
as follows: Opening chorus, Easter
Praises; responsive reading, The Res
urrection; prayer. pastor: Allelula:
Praise the Lord, school; recitation;
song. The Conquest OF Spring; recita-
tion. Miss Ella Gordon; song. Glory to
our Risen King; dialogue. members OF
school; recitation. Louis Jansen; song.
Glorious Dawn; recitation, members OF
school; song, Was Ever King So King
ly; offering; song. Heavens Radiant
Morrow; address. pastor; song, Trust
ing Him: recitations, Hfembers OF the
school: song. Hall the Day Eternal:
recitations, children OF the school; song,
Lo the Cross is Full of Healing: exer-
cses, members OF the school; song, The
Lord is Risen, Indeed; benediction, pas
tor.
NO. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
An elaborate program was given last
evening. as follows: Organ voluntary:
chorus by school, All Hail to the Prince
of Life; responsive reading prayer: an
them; singing by junior choir All Hail.
singing by junior choir, Carol Forth
Your Praises: an exercise. Risen
Christ Miss Hayden's class: hymn.
congregation; recitation. The Old Time
Hymn, Hattie Eastwood; primary
class: recitation. Easter Bells: song,
Easter Bells: Resurrection Life, seven
little girls; song. The Lily; singing. The
Victory OF the Lamb; recitation.A Leg
ion Of Christ. Allen West: solo and
chorus: exercise. Day of Rejoicing, five
little girls; singing. hymn No. %: ad-
dress by MISREPRESENTATION. Nellie's
Gift: Offering; closing song: benedic-
ton.
HIGHLAND CONGREGA ONAL
CHURCH.
Last evening the Sunday School gave
concert, as follows: Hymn: prayer,
pastor; Hymn: recitation, Easter. Mar
tina Work; recitation. The Easter Mes
sage. Allie Ellinwood: exercise. by Miss
Browns class; hymn; recitation, The
Lilies Sermon, Nellie Brown; recita-
tion, An Easter Lesson. Eva Pearce:
exercise. by Mss Morgans class hymn
recitation Easter Bells, Ring Forth.
Beautiful Easter Lily. Helen Anthony;
recitation, Easter Bells Ring Forth.
Edith Ives; hymn: recitation, Easter.
Alma Barnes; recitation, Springs
Awakening. Gwendolyn Barnes: junior
exercise. Yesterday and Today; closing
hymn and benediction.
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PLOT FoILEO.
President Of Taiac Planned Attack
on The Americans.
After His Arrest He Attempted TO Send
Letters 10 His AccumpIIce.

Cambridge, Mass. April l6--A letter
received from an officer of the United
States army in the Philippines by
friends gives an account OF the foiling
of proposed attack on Tarac in the
night of Feb. q. Tarlac. which for
merly was the headquarters of Agui-
naldo. the letter says. is a hotbed for
insurgents who profess friendliness for
the Americans. According to long
standing custom, the residents OF the
town had elected president who has
a military authority and who in many
instances during the rule OF Spain over
the island. not infrequently became the
head or an insurrectlon and by threat
ening war exacted large sums from the
Spanish.
Early on the morning of Feb q tha
sentry on an outpost at Tarlac saw two
Filipino horsemen galloping toward .ne
city. The soldier noticed that one of
the men kept his hand on his hat as IL
fearing IL would blow off. This act ex-
cited the suspicion of the guard, who
ordered the riders to halt. He exam
ined the hat over which the Filipino
had exercised such care and in ii found
important papers. The men were
placed under arrest and when the pa
pers were examined at headquarters
1t was found that they implicated the
president of the town and an lnsurgent
general In a plot to attack Tarlac at
night from dfferent points. The pres
ident was placed under arrest and
locked up
After his arrest the president refused
TO partake OF American food. and his
wife was permitted to cook rice for him
until one day he was caught in trying
TO conceal in a plate beneath the rice
letters to the insurgent general
who was concerned i'm the plot. Then
Ii was decided to remove him to Man
liza, where he is now confined in jail.
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Al Methodist Churches.

The Methodist churches held SER
vices appropriate to the day. and the
houses Of worship were decorated with
choice flowers and plants. The addi-
tional programs. from those already
published, are here given:
MATHEwsoN STREET CHURCH.
At the morning service: Organ
prelude, Allegro Assai, 4th Sonata,
Guilmant; quartet, Come Ye Faithful
with soprano, tenor and bass SOLOS,.
Fisher; hymn No. 246. Autumn: re-
sponse, Death. Where Is Thy sting.
Reed: offertory, quartet. Speak fe
Comfortably with soprano and bass
solos). Shackley; hymn No 229, bort;
quartet. Hosanna TO the Prince, Blu
menschein; hymn No. PAS. Coronatlon;
Benediction; organ festival postlude.
Shelley The quartet-Miss Mabel l..
Smith. soprano; Addie lola Hicks. alto:
George Freeman tenor: Albert Walk
err bass. In the evening there was an
Easter concert given by the Sunday
school children. the church quartet and
an orchestra OF eight pieces, led by
Bowen r.. Church. with c. H. Eddy as
conductor and Frank Streeter as or
ganist.
BROADWAY NJ. f. CHURCH.
At the morning service: Organ vol
untary: Estro Trio, Serenade; hymn,
Apostles Creed: prayer; solo. Miss An
derson: Scripture. reading: Gloria; sec
ond Scripture reading; anthem. This
Is the Day, Cooke; notices; hymn; ex-
ercises by the children. song. He Loves
Me. Too, selection by four boys reci-
fation. Ruth Duncan: recitation, Gla-
dys Dickinson. selection by seven girls:
song: cello solo; address by pastor;
Estro Trio. selection; benediction.
HOPE STREET NJ. f. CHURCH.
Special Easter music was given at
$3.50, as follows: The Crucifxion, The
Heavens Shall, Follow. Hail Ye the
Conqueror. Bright Easter Morning o
Glorious Day, Victory. j. Irving Day
was the musical director and Mrs.
Laura Pratt. the organist.
TRINITY NJ. f. CHURCH.
Special music was given during the
day as follows: Morning serv.ce-Or-
gan prelude. Offertoire i'm B-flat. Am
broise Thomas ;anthem, The Easter
Sunshine Breaks Again. Schneider;
alto solo. The King of Glory. G. Whit
ney Coombs: tenor solo, The Victory of
the Cross. Schneider: anthem. The
STRIFE Is Ger. Mendelssohn: organ post
lude, Professional March, A. w. Bach.
Evening service-Prelude. organ and
violin, Alteration. Borowski; anthem,
Hark. Hark, the Notes OF JOY. Schneck-
err: soprano solo. Hail. Easter Time,
Mario Cwith violin obligatory bass solo.
The Endless Day. Herbert Johnson:
violin solo. Largo. Handel: anthem.
Angels, Roll the Rock Away, Schneck-
er: organ postlude, Fanfare, s. j. Gill
bert.
A. NJ. Il. ZION CHURCH.
An Easter concert was given last eve-
ming. as follows: Sing. q Heavens,
Goldman Hall: Easter TrlumplS. Alver
Holden: Parish Choir. Ditson: Awake.
My Glory. Schmitt solo. Ninety and
Nine. Miss Morris; SOLO Resurrection.
MIR. Wright; solo. Mrs. :. Bryan Smith,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16

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n. Bromley; recitation. The Monks
Easter. Miss Johnson recitation, The
Easter lilly, Miss Lucia Angel; song.
Jesus Lives, school; recitation, What
Easter Brings. Miss Jennie Robertson;
recitation, Easter Morning, Miss The
resa Slocomb; song, Christ Arose.
school; recitation. selected, Miss Emily
Cotton; recitation, Spring, Miss Ethel
Fowler; song, The King of Glory.
school; recitation, The Angel Spring
Touching the Earth, Miss Cora Sholes:
song. The Song OF Victory. school ex-
ercises by members OF school: song, o,
Conquer!ng Angel. school, collection;
song. He Is Risen. school; benediction.
PEARL STREET CHURCH.
The principal feature OF the day was
the Sunday school concert I'm the after
noon, and the program was: Singing,
school; address. Henry Brown; Script
ural reading, Rev. j. A. Hainer; an
them, choir, f. G. Nichols, tenor: Mrs.
c. L. Harris; soprano; Miss G; Evelyn
Cook, optralto; Frank II. Murdy. bass:
Miss Ethel Thornton. organist: address.
Miss Mary Glover; reading. Mary at the
Sepulchre, Mrs. Gertrude Nudge: exer-
else. Christ, the Lord, IL Risen Today.
Miss Johnson's class; song, Baster
Bells. Annie Hufschmidt; singing.
school: reading, Easter poem." Miss
Easter, Fred Sunderland: Joyful Eas-
ter. Elsie Upton; recitation. Easter Day,
Clarence Dayton; exercise, Christ Is
Risen Indeed, Lillian Chace and Laura
Ukers: solo, Mr.. Nicholas; recitation,
Ina Richards; recitations. Sarah Ran
dali. Earl Salisbury and Ralph Chace;
singing, school.
CRANsTON STREET BAPTIST.
The Easter vesper service was held
at o'clock, and the program was as
follows: prelude, Larry Trio: exercises
by primary department: hymn No.
1885: prayer pastor; Les Rameaux.
Faure, Larry Trio; responsive reading.
class 20: soprano solo. violin obligato, O
Risen Lord. Miss Kinquist; short ad-
dress II. +. Maine, superintendent; Of
fertory, cornet solo, Dream of Paradise,
Miss Lucy Downing; recitation. on the
Way to Emmaus. Miss Beatrice Bod
well: recitation. Go Quickly and Tell
Them, Miss Clara T.. Burtwell; seren-
ade, Tittil, Larry Trio; recitation. In
the Upper Room. Miss Mae !. Glover;
recitation, Ida Nichols and Stella An
dress; solo, selected. Mr.. ~ G. Barber:
Scripture lesson. Miss Eva Dunlap;
hymn No. 1ss: Sunday school benedc-
ton. pastor.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
Special Easter music WAS BlNeH last
evening as follows: voluntary: anthem,
choir: responsive reading; prayer: con-
gregational singing; address. Easter
Gladness." by Herbert Bateman; The
First Easter. Miss Fiske: An Easter
Promise, r. Bartlett; The Glorious
King, male quartet: The Child's Easter
Question Miss Remission; Easter exer-
else by the classes of Misses Fiske and
Hicks: vocal solo. Lily OF the Valley;
The Living Chrit. Miss Hicks.
ELMWOOD AVE. FREE BAPTIST.
The cantata of 1.-THE Risen King" was
given last evening, and the program or
the entire service was: Organ volun-
,tary, hymn 305. invocation, primary ex-
ercise. collection, Scripture reading,
cantata. The Risen King. p. A.Schneck-
er: benediction. Mr.. Frank Cutler. or
ganist: Miss Slack. contralto; ii. l..
Kicker director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16

cause for my actions. The story that
Mr.. Wright came TO my room In the in
terest Of friend In false. He came TO
see me at my request. He had known
me long enough To come at my least
call He was in good spirits when he
entered the room. We drank together
and talked OF matters which concerned
ourselves. We had a pleasant conversa-
tion until the revolver was introduced
by chance and the struggle which ended
In his DEATH"
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CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Unitarian Churches.
WESTMINSTER CoNGREGATIo

WESTMINSTER CONGREGATIONAL
Yesterday morning the program was:
Organ prelude. Chorus OF Angels.
Clark; Gloria Patri Chant; offertory,
Be Comforted. Fischer: response. or
gan. Paques Fleurles. Mailly; organ,
postlude, Hallelujah Chorus. Handel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
Swan Point Cemetery,

ofnce--s5 North Main Street,
An omnibus runs from the junction q
Angel and South Angel streets 70 tho
cemetery on Sundays every - minute9
from 10 a. m to p M -,>~E&'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16

Hotel Manager--I see you have given
our finest suite OF rooms To a man named
charges?
Clerk-Yes; he's rich enough
Manager-t1ow do your know?
Clerk-He is old and ugly. and his wife
Is young and pretty.-Tit-Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16

ME son." said Pat. lis eddycatedi
man. He graduated from a civl-service
examination last year."-Philadelphi
North American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16

He--what would you do II | should die
and leave you?
She-Leave me how much ?--Tit- Bits.
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AZ CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Splendid music and fragrant flowers
were the features I'm the congregational
churches OF the city yesterday, and I'm
many cases spec al programs had been
arranged for the Easter observances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
ST. PAUL's (EPIscOPAL.)

Holy Communion service was held at
1915 a. M. and was largely attended,
and at 8 o'clock there was held the
children's festival and carol service.
The altar was tastefully decorated with
waQ Iahorafa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
ELMwOoD TEMPLE.

An Easter concert was given by the
Sunday School at y. m. and the pro-
gram, which was Nerv lengthy, con-
tanned n number OF religious selections
and appropriate readings. ftet
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LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT EASTER SERVICES

Continued from page Eighty
Communion hymn. 22S; Gloria in Ex-
celsis; Hymn 43S: Nunc Dimittis; re-
cessional, 450: postlude.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

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In Baptist Churches.

There were services in all OF the Bap-
tist churches yesterday. in some OF
which the musical programs and no.
raj decorations were very elaborate
The following are the programs not al
reAdy published:
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PrLoRiM CONVERSATIONAL.


The program last evening was: organ
prelude. Easter March. J. V Flagler;
anthem Awake slssL Soul, Awake
Awake. w. r.. Brown: responsive read
ing. Gloria Patri choir: reading from
the Scriptures. pastor. prayer. pastor;
response. selected. choir: offertory. con-
tralto solo. The Lord is Risen. Sulli-
van. Grace r.. Buckland: hymn No. 3Ii.
congregation. sermon. The Greatest
War, Rev. DIR. Pulian; anthem. Christ
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STEWART STREET BAPTIST.

The Easter services were held last
evening. by the Sunday school under
the direction of Superintendent Thomas
D. Fraser. and the progrom was:
organ voluntary. Miss Zimmerman:
song. Jesus Reigns. school: responsive
reading. Superintendent and school:
prayer. Assistant superintendent; song
and recltatlons. primary department:
song. The Bells. school: recltat on. My
Gsrdeu Miss ro,tie Merritt. recital ton.
What IL Easter Miss Florence Paine:
rec tation. The Chlld's Faster Question.
Miss Nellie Raynor: song. Awake and
Sing. school; recitation. The Children
Gathered There Clarence Lowell: reel
tation. Easter Flowers. Miss Belle Her
shon: recitation. Heaven. Miss Louise
Austin: solo. Beautiful Lilies. DR.. w.
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sroNIMcrom rwisIon.


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66 texp. to Woonsocket). 956 tloc.
exp). IL IS q m (exp. to Woonsocket,.
la texp.). Ais texp to wooLsocker.
IS. Sc texp. to Woonsocket>.
Sc p m iuccom.). Sun'ays
tall exp. 20 woonsockeD--7 IS . m:
666. So p IN.
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m: l a. 4i5. 56. &c. s56 p IN. Sum
days. 56 a m: 56. 766 /, m
BLACKSTONE--65 SO. 6 IS. 725. z bS. 8 49,
s2b.4 i5.I Il5.6 25.5 5s,S ss.7 Is. 75s. SIS.
II rs p m. Sundays Is. Z Sc. o rs. IL rs
u m; 2s, rs. rs. Sc. 72s. 7tG. sa4
p m.
woONsocKET-55 50. ss5. 7a5. 7s9
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s25. 4i5. 445. E25. 55e. 625. rs. sI
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II rs a m: ! 25. 32s. 6 IS. 8 So 7e5. So
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAlLRoAD.


A Time Table giving full inform alton
a. TO local and through trnin service
may be obtained q. Providence station
and stations below:
pRovloENcE DIVISION.
Train sevIes from Providence