Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-01
AT THE CHURCHES
 IN TOMBSTONE
Services fat the Various
 Churs hes Yesterday
HEAD FROM THE PUJ.rET
c NoRRGATfoNAL.

HoREGArfoNAL.
 The sermons at the City Hall yes- terdsy were listened to by attentive audiences. The msstersbip of Jesus wss presented in the morning. and involved divine control of human lie through the persou of Jesus, the bond of love which united the disciples to the master. aud the perfect freedom of all who come under its benebcent dominion. The sermon in the even iog was suggested by the study of the stare. One thing is certain. that people do not read the Bible oi nature enough. The world is 6 revelation of God, we read his nature and glory m his work. Perhaps most inspiring part of nature is the world of the sky, the Rlitte'ing, sparkling, twinkling, hemisphere of the night, filled with gems that infinitely surps-s all the earthly jewel. ths, grace the crowns ui rrioces. As sn inspiration 10 wor-hip Ui the Almighty Creator the heavens cannot be too highly praised.
 METHODIST
 Al the morning servics at the Nj E church, Rev R.mey discussed the ,eIt "OLr rock Jesus UhrisI". He spoke Of the uses of the rock. IL was firm .s c ioundstion, refuge. 6 shade etc. aud then pointed out corresponding elements in the character and re- Istionships of Christ to u.. The even- ing discourse was memorial sermon. A qnintette of y-tsraos attended, and Rev Ramey sumnoned the young people to their duty of sho sing re,- pect and hooor to the gray haired men during their hfs ume. wno hel D. ed to preserve us nation by their valiant services. He rsw but the practical working out Of Chri-t'- doct- iiDe of the brotherhood oi man iu the emancipation Of tue slaves. IL would be 6 liberal education to our young people io study and understand she history Of the ~ork dene by the men whom tbe veterans present represent cd, and all ths. they saved Us from. Several var soLgs were eung by the congregation, aud one special piece asrendered by ,he choir, aud one oy a male trio. all of the mdsic being ot \ patriotic order. A large silk il AZ drsped the pulpit. There was e good attendance .! boIh services.
 EPISCOPAL
 The ususl fortnightly services were held 70 St P.ui's Episcopal church yesterday. The attendance at the morning service was fair. A very pleasing .noident took place inn medistsly proceeding the morning seryicr, when the Rev A Elliott pre- .enL d q number of the Sunday school scholars with rewards iu tie form of Bibles and other books. The sermon preached st the morning servic, was oo the siuiuiusss O! Sio, text taken from p.alms g verse T.. SIn is great ID proportion 70 the position it oc- ;upies in the moral scale, While it l. true that each rin ,nsy bs regaried iu value according to it. own hiepou,ness. :. ei consideration Is also due the con diti1ns auder which Ihe sin was com mIttei- Sermon at the evening ser vice wss preached from the text "He csreth tor you. While the tso great Bibles appear to d fs.--the Bible Of dUd, written on paper, and Bible writ zen in the world of nature and on mems hesrrs by the hand of experience yet in point Of fact they are in sc cord, continiDg to declare GoI's care ior c.ea..lre.. His reward, are nos in | gold Or silver buI i1 the inward sense l Jf approval and consolatiyD.
 CATHOLIC Sunday school wss had ss usual at he CsthOlic church. Rev Father h.urer no, holding services until