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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
OIL at Torrance.
A correspondent from TO

A correspondent from Torrance
writes:
In a contest hearing that was set
for August ith at 10 o'clock a. M.
involving the script entries embrac-
Ing this place. evidence was produc-
cd that In boring a well at this point
for water. a good showing of oil 10
the regular oil sands was encoun.
tered and Immediately cased off. cy.
cry Indication going to show that in
4 reasonable depth deposits Of great
value will be obtained, Great &c.
fort has been made 70 suppress this
evidence"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

The Rev. charlcs j and MIS-. French
returned 20 The city last evening.
They had a delightful visit In the
flight littlo isle which Il their old
home The greater part OF the
summer was spent At lovely Now
castle on. Tyne Both going and com.
INK The passage VA pleasant. Mr..
and Mrs. French enjoyed. upon ar,
irving last night. The novel expert
ence OF being locked ont OF their
home and being unable 10 find the
key However. they managed TO
break In after n time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19


II Is usual where there are several
candidates ready for degrees In the
local Masonic Blue lodge, 70 oparnte
on az least two In nm evening. Lat
night. however. an exception was
made In The case OF Saul Roscnthal
The members were DESTROYS d max
ing certain that this popular gentle.
man was Initiated into oil the nice.
Ties OF the Master Mason degree and
they took the whole evening for II
Mr.. Rosenrhal hopes 70 be IN trim
tonight 10 assist In the onlighton.
ment Of a wen known lawyer and
merchant who viii be on the carpet.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Al passenger through the city this a.
ternoon was J. II. crum. a graduate
Of the soper school Of oratory, ef
Chicago, who was on his way 70 Al
bnquerque TO accept a position ~ The
university. He was met AZ The 10
pot by r. n. sehoonmaker, a brother
inlaw or Mr.. soper, director o. the
school.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Miss Deiflna Tafoya. Of Upper Las
Vegas. daughter Of Don Nicanor Ia
foya, viii be married Monday morn.
ing In the San Antonio chapel TO
Patriclo Sanchez, son of Juan San,
chez, Of Tucumcari. Fir. II. 9. pou-
get will perform the ceremony. Max.
imiliano Tafoya and wife will stand
as patrons.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
Don BenIgno Romero .. tic Romero

Don BenIgno Romero o. the Romero
Drug company, Is fast recovering
from HIS recent injuries and Will
o o be able to take the road again
In the interest OF Ia sanadora.
Miguel a. Romdro. WHO haa been
making a trip through tho northern
part OF the territory and southern
mart of Colorado in place % his faith
er, i expected home today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Word comes from Puerto az Luna
Of the escape of the only inmate OF
the county jail Of Leonard Weed
county, Gabriel Romero, he whom cur
efficient sheriff, cleofcs Romero,
captured about two months since In
the mountains OF Socorro county,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Maximum temperature yesterday
was SIS degrees; minimum SO degrees.
Tho weather clerk reports partly
cloudy weather tonight, with local
thunder showers: warmer in the nor.
them part Of The territory,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

A new train taking the place Of
the Coronado special IN account OF
the wreck Of which Is given else.
where in this Issue. passed through
the city at 5 O'Clock this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Tho regular train service from the
west Is again interfefed with by Ari-
zona floods. No. 2 came as m III
paan plug this afternoon; regular No.
Q and No. 5 should arrive 1T about
10 O'Clock, No. Z from tho east Is
reported five hours late.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Morris Danziger will leave in a day
or two on an extended eastern trip
which will take him to st. Louis and
Memphis. lie will be accompanied
by his wife. Miguel Ellsworth will
officiate behind the counter during
his absence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Miss Rose Harsch, daughter of AT.
derman a Harsch, who has been
spending eleven weeks visiting rela
tiyes III eastern cities and taking IN
tho sights Of the fair. passed through
The city On her way home this ne
ternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Mrs Geo. Albright ana her son lei.
wood, were homing passengers for Al.
hugucrquc this afternoon. They spent
a week visiting Ohio relatives and
three weeks N the 81. Louis eSposi
ton.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Several big wagon loads Of hides.
which passed through the city this
morning from the northwestern coun.
try. were captured BY the y. q NJ
company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

A special train. conveying Mrs
Cuthbcrt Of Chicago, and a large par
". will pass through the city during
the night. bound for San Francisco.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

: LOCALNUCG[Ts !:

Todayis enrolment at the county
teachers institute was forty.sis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Ambrosio Chavez of Encinosa, was
today granted a license to do husi-
ness for ihe ensuing twelve months
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Your choice OF one hundred hats
1t Fifty Cents apiece tomorrow. Sat
urday, at Mrs. 4. Poole Wright.s $40
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19

Who says there Is a populistic at
mospherc peryading one Of the cotin.
ty offices these days?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-08-19
Financial Statement.
s

Financial Statement.
RECEIPTS.
June 80, 1908, balance. ....s 92.0S
Territory ...... 1850. t,S91.31
Pay patients 1,062, so.
Donations ...... 597.5S.
Membership dues $500
Total receipts SO, G9577
DISBURSEMENTS.
Expended IN care Of patients .$2,s55.52
on building G16.25
Matron and help fund ...... 551.00.
Incidentals 1G5Oo
Total .sa.es7.77|
June 30, 1904, balance SECS 500
July !. 1901. unpaid bills,
building .... $4,000
Provisions fuel, etc. 277.l5
-
$527.l5
@#ga&M A. II A INNS A -
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HANCOCK. sEEKINs co.

fair run Of beet cattle here during the week
but on account Of the liberal receipts at other
markets buyers have shown a disposition to buy
lower, and while. in some instances they have
been successful. nearly all kinds are selling at
sstady prices With last weeks close; bulls having
Stockers AMI Feeders-Buyers have taken care
Of the receipts ut steady prices for desirable
sold lower. We do not think that there has
ever before been such preference shown for the
good kinds, the inbred of-colored ones being so
badly neglected.
Prices for mixers and springers are steady for
selling lower.
Y Hogs-The market was steady the first two
days Of the week. but on Wednesday declined a
bigI IS cents. and yesterday another 20 cents
with the market about steady. To-day prices
will be about Is cents lower than a week ago.
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KING PETER SENDS !.
REGICIDES AWAY
servian Court Relieved by Decree
of Former Sovereign
Murderers. ...r- -

Belgrade, servia, April 1.-The
regicides question is considered here
to have been finally settled, all those
Immediately concerned in the palace
murders having been removed from
the kings encourage.
A decree published to-day removed
the last two, both favorites of King
Peter, namely, the notorious Colonel
Popovitch, the kings first aide-de-
camp, who has been appointed COM
mandant Of the garrison at Belgrade,
and Colonel Solarovics, who becomes
director Of the military academy.
The return Of the foreign diplomatic
representatives is expected shortly.
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To The Minneapolis Journal:

At your request I have made n
careful examination Of the books and
statement OF the Northwestern Ma
ticnai Life Insurance. Company of
this city. From this examination
find that the company is In sound
and solvent condition and perfectly
able to carry out its contracts, and
! have no hesitation In recommends.
Ing this company to the confidence
and support Of the people OF Mime.
apolIs. Yours very sincerely,
FIRED n. WENDELL,
Expert Accountant.
Minneapolis, March 10.
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TAKE OUT a POLICY
AND AID MUSIC HALL

The Northwestern National Life In
surance Company Of Minneapolis Of.
fers to build a fireproof auditorium at
Eleventh street and Nicoliet avenue,
provided the citizens Of Minneapolis
subscribe for $1,000 900 life Insurance.,
to be carried at least two years. The
project has been Endorsed by various
public bodies Of Minneapolis, and the
campaign to secure the insurance Is
now In progress.
The accompanying statement by Mr..
Wendell, an expert accountant en-.
ployed by The journal to make
dislnterested examination Of the
company, should satisfy all lnquirers
al to tho value OF the policies written.
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CHRIST CHURCH.

= nE 8 A. NJ.
Professional, 'Come. Ye Faithful" A. g. Sui
Ivan.
Kyrie Eleison. s. P. Tuckerman.
Gloria Tibi. Anon.'
Hymn, 'The Day Of Resurrection" B. Tours
Offertory ~ Know that My Redeemer Liv-
eth Handel Mrs. W. p. Morgan.
Sanctus, A.. s. Cooper.
Communion hymn. ''At the Lambs High Feast
We Sing" J. Roscmuller.
Gloria in Excelsis old chant.
Anthem. Christ. Our Passover" Shepperd.
Gloria Patri shepperd. .,o.
Jublate Dec. Fl. p. banks.
Hymn angels, Roll the Rock Away" @. f.
Roper.
Doxology. "Praise Cod from Whom All Bless
ings Flow" L. Bouree
Hymn "Alleua. the Strife Is Ger" from Pal
estrina.
Recessional, "Hark! Ten Thousand Voices
Sounding" ]. B. Dykes.
P. NJ.
Carol service by Sunday school children.
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NORTHWEST GETS PLACES
Speaker Cannon Names Members on
Various Committees

Washington. April LIN the house to-
day Speaker Cannon announced the resig-
nation of Mr.. Glass (dem., Va.) from the
committee on public lands. He also an
nounced the following committee appoint
ments:
Mr.. Lind (dem., Mimi. committee on
public lands.
Mr., Glass (dem., Ga.), committee on
banking and currency.
Mr.. Volstead rep. MIMI, committee
on railways and canals.
The speaker announced as members OF
the board Of visitors to the naval academy
on the part Of the house Messrs. Nc
C1eary CMinn.), Brick Qnd.) and Wade
Qowa); board Of visitors to the military
academy, Messrs. Mcmahon Pa.), Prince
Qll.) and Broussard Ia.).
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TRADE REPORTS
Are CONFLICTING
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY DE-
TAILS CONDITIONS. .
Wet Weather in Southwest Checks
Good Business Central West I'M
proves Coal Strikes Are Depress-
ing-Winter Wheat Improves
Staples in Greater Demand.

New York. April Special kilograms,
from correspondents Of the International
Mercantile Agency turnout the United
states and; Canada, report q check to the
exceptionally good general trade at the
southwest due to wet weather. an i'm
provement9 In the central west following
more seasonable conditions, but some dis
turbance in returns as to increased labor
troubles and in the conflicting reports Of
the condition of the winter sown wheat
A depressing influence is shown by the
strike Of Iowa soft coal miners and dis
senstons In Pennsylvania, In addition to
bitterness of the struggle between strikers
and the nilitia in Colorado and the pros
pect for another tie-up Of the New York
city building Industry. 80 sd nc. 4:
Advices from the southwest are that
winter wheat has improved with good
rains. In the central west the plant IS
generally well rooted, but thin on the
ground. Western centers say good corn
is scarcer than for years.. Reports are
numerous of the poor condition of cribbed
corn. - go go ~ ea@.3 800
Outlook for cotton mills for the next
six months is not regarded promising by
New England authorities, but wooden
mills there are running on a full line Of
orders. Further shut downs Of cotton
mills at Philad elphia are reported. East
ern shoe manufacturers in some instances
are not ordering as freely as a year ago.
Chicago and New York mail orders and
reports from visiting buyers begin to point
| to the prospect for an. increasing volume
OF. business in staple merchandise and re-
! tail trade has been the best in a long
while. In Pittsburg the March business
| inssteel and iron is the best in six months
with the tendency to larger outputs and
some advances in prices. So
! Canadian wholesale merchants and
manufacturers report good gains in nearly
all lines now that railroads have gotter
free OF the car congestion handicap. De.
mand for iron and steel is better than 70,
some time. Coal companies are planning
| to increase their outputs Requests fol
spring and summer goods are noteworthy
and bank clearings are increasing.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, April 1.-c,osin,
@2M; Allouez, 1905; :Areadian. 10000 Allan
tennial, 1914 @2oA; Consolidated Mercer $1,000
Copper Range Consolidated, 42A @43 Dial
West, 251a;> dominion Coal, 591a @601a Domir
lon Steel, 81 @9; Elm River 2@2A; Franklin
| 7h; Isle Royaie. tx as; Mass, 4094h; May
flower, 50@75; Michigan, 81 as; Mohawk, 39a
@40; Montreal & Boston, 50@8O; CRANKY 2N
2B; Guanajuato, 1@1t; Old Colony, ~; OF
Dominion, 1s'a4 osceola, 5s1a@5ss; Pal
Tett aI Ph Sg @l% 9gingy
p ee,o1 Copper Company s@sA Swift c.
Trinity 4@4A: United States Mining 21@21N
ria, s1s; 'Winona eH@S&; Woiyerise"' 71 al:
Wyandot, asked; Bingham, 21@21h. 80
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CONGREGATIONAL.
lyndaIe.

g." MORNING.. y
Organ Prelude Invocation. Fillippo Capocci.
Chorus, 10, Day of Love Eternal" ]. c.
Bartlett. Solo by Clara Thompson; violin, Miss
,onertory, "Largoz," Handel, Miss Florence
solo, "Resurrection' Shelley. Mrs. W. q.
Violin. 'Melodle," Tschaikowsky, Miss Flor
Chorus. ''ney Have Taken Away Ny Lord"
J. staner. Solos by Miss Alexander and Tracey
solo. Easter Eve" Gounod. Nina Buchanan
Ha aEar v!Hn orgsH and s5 piano
Solo This Glorious Easter Morn" Tosti.
Miss. Georgia Alexander; violin obligato.
Offertory, 'Bercuse'-Cesar Cut Miss Flor.
cncc Verge. 81, .. ...
Chorus, Easter Bells Are Ginning A. F..
Solo, Easter Prayer" Homer Norris, Miss
Clara THOMPSON violin obligato.
Chorus, ..once the Lord Of Glory Lay" ]. O.
Bartlett. With soprano solo and violin obli-
snlo, '.Hosanna" Graner. F. E. Woodward.
Bartlett. Clara Thompson violin obligato
plymouth.
MORNING. D
Organ Prelude Ascension ofrertory." Dubois,
Anthem, welcome Happy Morning." Shack
tie Deum.'' Forester.
Baritone Solo. Gloria" Peccia. W. s. Wood
Anthem. sat the Rising of the SUM- COMBS.
Organ Postlude. "Chromatic Fantasia" Thiele
Special Sunday school service in the audito-
RUM at 1918 with distribution Of badges and
EVENING.
%organ Prelude. Double Theme Varie." Rous.
seau.
Anthem so. Give Thanks Goss Chorus
Anthem ''Lo the Tomb Is Empty Broome
Mrs. Marie Graves, Mrs Louis NJ. Park ant
quartet
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nosroN MININa srooKs Anr,ii
GENERAL PRODUCE
=" Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Friday, April 1.-Butter. firm. Eggs, active.
Poultry, hrul. Veal, steady. = 0rls,=.. -

, = - : =. 49,.
ers. TEE saSs az.
ries, extra, 19c; daries. frsts, Ice; daries Sec
eaals. a1 pssainE osf s@ 9s
print, fancy, 15c; roll and print. fair to good,
EGGs-..Fresh. at mark. cases included as re-
eeiyed 1se fresh, at marx shipping cases in
a. $500; storage packed ofreTsd At iee; s i4Hs
twins q OATS FAM 70 CHOICE 5e twins g aats
3G psi No &c. f brsi $
g. e mR;tast R5tmG ss. No. SCI pf.m9st No.
81 2 sw dssiss No. PICK FL sT Kn
pkEssED .iiotdiEirRx-undrawnn turkeys, fan
f a GOOD 4 ana fa5 to 12e
1o@1ic; geese, fancy, heads OF, lie; fair h to
se1d stsef e lee hens
young ROSTERS, lac; old ROSTERS, Sc; ducks, 100
Is GR Esssst e SSE@rsveal fancy, per b.
mutton, fancy, 5@sc; lambs. yearlings, 4gsc;;
milk pelts on, zoe; hogs SIC. 49,: - .<.a7 !.
cc HBbAeEFsI e. e. iSs $685. &C.
PoTAToES-White: car lots sacked, per by,
S rs e sa'NSS lbs lis, $780, spanish. per
crate, i st Bermudas, per crate f275:
siS $.lEsS}st S:ssH fancy sto; medium
sss;s
ss ss$ 90 esfy $780, a. fsss
= gy s,.::. s:s s.
ORANGES california navels, extra fancy,
| 96s to- 250s, S2.75; fancy, 96s to 25Os, $3.50;
choice. 96s to 25Os. 1925.
as g: Choice ssaso FANCY as 70 s'1e $50
sWEE PoTAFoEs-Iliuois per brl. s4.25d
sTRAwBERRIEs-2 4,qu.rt cases, 81; 4-pin
CRANBERRIps- Late Howes. per brl, 500
ESQ; Jerseys. per brl, $7@S; Jerseys, blu boxes
$3.50; Wisconsin $50 Bell and nd Bggle. 81. !
ehotce white. lib sections 1oc; amber. Zoe
koldenrod 1oc: extracted white, in cans, &c
aam 5Bces 3s6gs nune ass
vEGETABLEs-Radish per dog punches, 4
@75c; lettuce. per. doz,. 36@4Oc; lettuce heads
/ 81; celery, California, fancy. 75@9Oc; mint
81 s4sssa
s.; carrots s per bu 9oc9l; eauiiaowear3; , Re
green onions shallots. per doz punches, S5c; ruta
egas sS@as MT
/ CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 1.-Butter-
Steady; creameries, 14@24ac; dairies: 121a gil
1890. Cheese-EaSy: daisies. 1OIhe: twins
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The average age of bachelors who marry
spfnsters is %. but Of widowers who marry
widows Just under so.
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PRESBYTERIAN,
Westminster,


sh0Tus Of twenty trained voices will
vices. -
MORNING..
organ, Prelude and Fugue, E minor, Bach.
liant, Anthem aa, AS It Began to Dawn Vincent;
Anthem, 'christ Our Passover" Bartlett; quar-
oe nf cHo1 wbat Beams So Fright >" Kreu+zsr
Soprano solo, II Know that MY Redeemer Liy.
eth" Handel; Miss Williams.
Anthem, motette for solo and chorus king
Postlude. ''Toccats;" Dubois.
organ Andante and Allegro from Sonata, op.
s., Mendelssehn ~ '~' r
,. Tenor Or Solo, The wonderful Story, Rhy.-Her-
. anthem IN Bass Solo. quartet and choir "All
Onertory, Trio for Women's Voices, EASTER
Bss; ID Won my Wilm Miss Williams Mines. Porte
Alto Solo. GLORY to God,'' Ratolli Mrs. Por-
| teous - -, - -"
Anthem. Trisagion and sanctus. Hawley.
Postlude. March Religieuse," Guiiman nt
Grace.
Prelude in g. Mendelssohn; Mrs Mcwhinny.
Anthem, Christ Our Passover B. Tours;
| Soprano solo. ''Hosanna." Gibbs, with violin
obligato; Mrs: Greayes and William W. Norton
Ofertory Trio, VIOLIN cornet and piano; Mr..
Quartet. Christ Is Risen" wagner, arranged
BY Neidlinger; Mrs; Greaves, Miss Cole and
! Ladies' Chorus, Hail to the Risen Lord. -
Gaul; Mines. Greaves. Boyd and Fall and Misses
Cole Gamble, Helen and Catherine Riheldaffer
The Easter Hymn. Novello; solo and chorus;
Mr. Bunce and choir.
Highland Park. )
| MORNING.
| Organ Prelude, Blumenthal, Miss Amy Cross
Anthem, Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day
Solo, Come. See the Place Where Jesus Lay,
]. w. German.
| Solo, Selected, Mrs. Allen Anderson Bond.
! Solo, Easter Suns Charles Dernie
i Fifth.
MORNING.
| Let Every Heart Rejoice and Sing
| Awake, Awake, Put on Thy Strength
Zion" S'.-@F'S
/ why weepest Thou:'
.'Hosanna," Granier.
4 EVENING.
"Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen.''
I'm the Easter Dawn
Lamb of God. Thou That Takest Ayay III
Sins of the World
i Family Cleans the Gold Of Morn.
Il ''How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds ;,
Lift Your Glad Voices on High Holden:
Church of the Redeemer.
MORNING.
Organ and Violin Meditation Kistler
Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day. Tours
Anthem. "He Is Risen" Stainer
Tenor Solo and Chorus ..Sanctus., fror
''AIosse Solonelle, Gounod. ~
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for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, S.; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul 9;
Minneapolis s. St. Louis, 5; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis s Omaha, Il: Great Northern. g;
Central, 1; 500 Line. 4; Northern Pacific, 4;
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on all killing kinds not enough to supply the de-
nand. and prices quoted at 20 to Is cents
above the close of last week. - =
'E'. 49, :.et.-Hancock, Seekins Co.
HANCOCK SEEKINS co,
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Anthsm. Death Where Is Thy sting: Bordan,
Choir.
Hymn, ''He Liveth Forever" IN "a
Anthem, 'Come Unto Me-" Sullivan, Choir.
offertory. Communion in G.. Guilmant
Sanctus. -'E'~-
Agnus Die. s8 n g. J. .---.
Postlude, "Hallelujah," Handel.
49, EVENING. -., H'.
Prelude. . "Gloria Patri." Barnby o.. c,o,u
Solo, Easter Morn" Niedlinger. Emilia John.
son.. 80 ~ T. .,, ...
Easter Anthem, Schneker, Choir. - b..
Ofertory Andante Guilmant
Solo, "Angels Each Dawn Bremen, Fred
Swedenborg. - - p. F..
TIE Deum, KoIzschmas, Choir.
Duet. Thy viii Be Done Emory and Edns
Ericsson.
Quartet. 1.-THE Lord Is Ny Shepherd" Men
delssohn, Nightingale Quartet.
Solo, Easter Eve" Gounod, Annette Dryg. =
Hymn. Christ Is Risen.''
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Disciples.

Organ Prelude, Hesse.
Lords Prayer. .~s - 3 l-.' -.,r u - - ,s
Anthem. The Strife Is DER, the Battle Is
Done Schneider. .zes--,ss:. f.. + - :.
Choir, Bass Solo. MI. Higgins, Selected +
Solo, "Resurrectian." Holden, Mrs. Fletcher
:, Solo. "Heaven and Earth,'' Pinsutti Miss
Fowler. NY ST. = sE:.l -
ofertory. Faster Eve" Gounod, Miss Chase
and Mr.. Foss. ~ ~ - ..."
EVENING. s.at.... ...
Organ Prelude, Selected E-s... 49,
Anthem II Will Go unto the Altar of God -
Protheroe. - - !. IA d j.. 2 -. = = >
Solo. Come, See the Place Where Jesus lay ;,
Parker, Miss Cook -- '',- H., :,
Ofertory ..Eyening shadowsn James =.
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BAPTIST.
First Baptist.

- MORNING. N -III7
Organ Prelude, "'Grand Choeur in FL Salome.
Anthem "As 1t Began to Dawn" Charles
Vincent.
Vocal Solo. ''An Easter Song" yande Water.
Cleone Daniels Bergren. 8
Postlude, March from Queen Of sheba," Gou-
nod.
EVENING.
Prelude March ct Chant seraphique," Gull
mant.
= Vocal Solo, 81 Will Lay Me Down in Peace"
from Triumph of David Dudley Buck. Lydia
G. Sandval.
Anthem, .'Why Seek Ye the Living" Albert A.
Mack.
Male Chorus LEAD Kindly Light" Dudley
Buck.
Postlude "Allegro in F. Salome.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, April 1.-Cattle-
steers, S. 2S95se; poor to medium. S. 500 5 Is;
st9 Gel and feeders, $2'75@5.25; COWS $l;75@
bas ssSe fe4ss fed
steers, $404.G0. ~ - - 49, =. :
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $4,000; tomorrow, 49,
900; market Sc to 10c. higher; mixed and butch
ers, S6.2o@5. 35; good to choice heavy $4,000
$40; rough heavy, $5.20@5.30; light, $505.30;
bulk OF sales, $5.15@l5. 80. :. -.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady; lambs,
steady; good to- choice wethers, $4.75@5.25; fair
native aSs sbS@s w sseep
lambs, $4.75@5.75.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-01

OMAHA LIVE STOCK, April 1-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1,5o0: market steady to strong; beef
steers So! 5D@515:s cews and heifers. $270@4 10:
Gamers s1.s0@2. CITY atockers and feeders, $3.50
.@4. !.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; SC higher; heavy, IS
sheep@Receipts: Iooo: market strong; sheep,
10000: lambs, $5@5- IS.
/, A, Canadian egg merchant proposes to ship
his wares to Great Britain packed In barrels and
frozen solid.