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Murray Baptist Church.

Murray City Baptist church. Jesse
Hyde. pastor.-Sunday-s AT 1890 a.
M; Junior union at p. m: preaching at
CenturIan's Piea for His Servant
Wednesday evening at T:45 o'clock the
meetings at the Murray Baptist church
VIII begin. The singing viii be led by
Prof B. p. Stout OF Philadelphia Prof.
Stout is a noted singing evangelist. hav-
Ing sung in many of the largest churches
Of the East
Prof ". s. B. Mathews. musical di-
rector of Chicago said: Prof. Stout is
the best gospel singer / ever heard. He
has an excellent voice OF good range
is hoped the people of Murray viii take
advantage OF this opportunity to hear
the special solo work by the Professor,
and the sermons by the pastors, who
Will assist In the meetings.
Wednesday evening will be given up
10 song entirely Prof Stout Will give
the gospel in song at this service.
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a Lazy Liver

y % cniy tired liver, or a starved
r u would be a stupid as we'll as
'aee Thing to beat weary or starved
y because he Jagged In his work. So
rating the lagging, torpid liver it is
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y whose organs are weary with over
start with the stomach and allied
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y accumnlations, and so relieves the
VI Tho burdens imposed upon it by
e1leetlon OF other organs.
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SUIT ON STOCK DEAL
Clayton Land & Cattle Company Sues
Elizabeth T. Crismon,

In the Third District court yesterday
the Clayton Land & Cattle company
commenced suit against Elizabeth T.
Crismon of Ogden. AS grounds for the
action the plaintiff alleged that an
agreement was entered iuto with the
defendant whereby the plaintiff was to
sell to defendant number of steers
and cows at prices varying from, "a
TO cents per pound on the hoof The
sale was made. but prior TO the time
of the consummation of the deal the
plaintiff was indebted TO the defendant
III the sum of $3.50. The price Of the
steers and cows was $2644.46 This
left a balance Of S504.46 due plaintiff,
which the defendant refuses 10 pay,
and suit has been brought % recover.
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|I |I'BRA|N-ST0RM"
|P[EA IS REGARDED
liner. Slayer of English Mer-
|'i,ot Prince, Tried and Sen
fenced in One Day.
hi, BE HANGED WITHIN
4 MONTH, AS IS CUSTOM
,,mpted BIackmail After
Earning of Scandal in His
Victims Life.

-oxDON, March 22,-Horace G.
who on January "a shot and
a william Whitley, the general
r;a,rr of West Bourne, was tried
convicted and sentenced to
.rrsr was tried in the Central Grim
4 oaurt. In his opening statement,
Nuir counsel for the treasury,
% assertions were subsequently cor
,,ated On the witness stand by
"a A Turner. who lived under Mr..
<:,slrs protectiou, disposed OF the
~ that Rayner was an illegitimate
Il the man he killed.
Muir said the prisoner was 3
old before any member of his
:lv became in any way connected
'Mr WHITLEY. AT that time. in
Rayner's aunt. Louisa Turner.
4 eiven employment in Whitley 8
a aud the following year she went
.liye under his protection, Cecil
|fslv, whom the prisoner pretended
IL while in the hospital suffering
n The pistol shot which he inflicted
|1imself after the murder. was n son
/ This connection and was born in
s. Rayner learned of the existence
Zeal shout 1900 and also of Louisa
|-uer's connection with Whitley,
Attempted Blackmail.
fontinuing, counsel described Ray
IA Increasing poverty of recent
m and contended that the knowl-
q OF the scandal in the life of Mr..
Etey led Rayner TO attempt to black
n him. Counsel further alleged that
|,per had prepared the crime with
|at care and deliberation,
|ouisa Turner was then called. She
|fnned Mr.. Muir S statement.
|he rest of the evidence presented
|bshnlf Of the prosecution was mere
b repctition Of the Police court tes-
|pn,
|teIee Elliott. counsel for Rayner.
n il was not part of his case to prove
h The prisoner was son Of the late
Whitley. Ravner. rightly or
'nely. believed he was his son, and
|1sel Was going 10 show that Rayner
\ insane in the legal sense: that he
n degenerate whose mind was
Rel. defective and weakened by the
'fIndnlgence of two generations of
/ |'amily in drink.
'p prisoner, testifv,ng. related the
..yicw he had with Mr.. Whitley
|,rr q. in which he suggested that
|nfrhant furnish him with assist
. Mr.. Whitley referred him TO the
ration bureau and Rayncr threat
y to commit suicide.
Tells Of the Shooting.
~ Whitely left the room and the
.oner followed. He said he felt his
N surge to his head and then the
|[tdy took place
Ihr Lord Chief Justice, in summing
said the Jury must dismiss any
r'iion OF sanity or insanity. The
\ must find him guilty of wilful
fder.
8cfore the Lord Chief Justice IS
zee TO the Jury, counsel for Rayner
3sted recommendation for mercy,
Ehc prosecutor said he would not
e lurv's deliberations lasted nine
pics. Lord Chief Justice Alver-
p immediately donncd the black
and pronounced the sentence of
atfordlng to custom. Rayuer will be
yea within a month, making less
y three months between the crime
The punishment.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN ZION CHURCHES
Where Residents and Strang-
ers Will Be Welcomed at
Different Services.
Presbyterian,

First Presbyterian church. northeast
corner OF South Temple and C. streets,
Rev William NJ. Paden, d. D, pastor
Morning services at IL O'Clock. evening
conducted by the pastor, and held in
the church auditorium. for the first time
in many weeks. Sunday school at 1880
p m. Christian Endeavor on Friday
day evening. March 81 at o'clock the
Rev r, L. Hoskins. missionary and ex-
lporer In Palestine. will give an illus
trated lecture; very interesting. and free
to all Good Friday services Friday
evening at I:3o o'clock: All seats are
free Everybody cordially invited TO all
these services.
Westminster Presbyterian church. 13o
south Fourth West street.-Preachtng
at II a. m by Rev, r; G, McNeice; D..
Will be congregational meeting to con-
slider the calling OF a pastor Sabbath
school at l2:lo, Endeavor Sabbath
school, 1:3o: Junior society. 4;3o. Senior
society, $50; evening service. I;@o:
7:45. Every member of the church is car
nestly requested TO he a the morning
service.
Third Presbyterian church, corner Of
Eleventh East and Eleventh South; Her
superintendent OF Sunday school.-Ser
vices on Sunday as follows: Preaching
service at II a. nj. subject, THE
Spiritual Beauty of Christ" Preaching
Progress" Sunday school at 12:i5. les
son. The Woes of Drunkenness" Chris
sons From Noble Men and and wom-
en-" Prayer meeting Wednesday at
I;so p. m, Good singing at all
come for every one A church for the
people.
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Scientist,

First Church Of Christ. Scientist, 336
East Third South street.-Sunday-s school
al 9:i5 a. m. Church services at IL a, m,
and p. m. Subject Reality" Each
Wednesday evening at S o'clock a meet
ing is held TO listen to testimonials OF
healing OF both sin and sickness. Free
reading rooms open daily, except Sunday.
from 10 a. m. TO p. M, in rooms Cos -607
Second Church of Christ, Scientist. I.
o, o. F. hall, corner or Eleventh East
and Eleventh South.-Lesson sermon at
II a m. Subject Reality" Sunday
school at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at o'clock All are
welcome.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner OF Second South and Second East
streets: Benjamin Young, pastor,-Serv-
ices at II a and 7.3O p m Morning
topic, The Manifestation OF Jesus Christ
in Human Experience" Evening subject,
school, l2:l5 2. m. Glass meeting. 1880
a III. Epworth league, $50 p, IN. All are
kindly invited 10 these services
llin NJ. e church, Ninth East ar1 First
South; D. NJ. Helmick pastor,-Preaching
a IL a. m and 80 p, m. Miss Muir will
sing a solo at the morning service. and
the male quartette will sing at the even
Epworth league al $50. Misses Nellie
and Rosa Brown will furnish special mu-
sic. cordial invitation is extended 10
all our friends to attend these services.
Strangers are always welcomed TO our
church. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon al 2 o'clock.
\ Liberty Park NJ. z church, corner Of
Parker. pasior-Sunday- school al 10 a. M
4, Tracy, superintendent. Public worship
g II a. m. and $50 p. m: subject for
evening subject. What Is Christian
Class meeting at the close Of morning ser
vice, Junior. league. 3 P, m. Prayer
Preaching al II a, m. and S p. m. Class
meeting at l2:l0 Sunday school at 2 p.
m Morning topic "The Approaching
Voice, evening theme who Saved The
LOST The burning of the mortgage of
the long standing debt will take place
Sunday evening. The officers and pastor
thank the public for their liberality. Good
services The public is invited 10 at
tend.
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Y, M, O. A.

Mems meeting g:-The fireside for men.
I. M. c. A. lobby, Sunday at D. m.
Speaker, J. W. Payne. subject. Forces
That Make or Mar Manhood" Special
music, vocal solo and association quar-
tette. All men welcome.
Boys' meeting Weather permitting
the boys meeting Will be held I'm City
Creek canyon. All boys are invited 10
meet at the association by p. m. The
meeting will be In charge Of IL. Fl. Run
yon, boys secretary,
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Consrega tional church corner OF
First South and Fourth East streets
Services at II a. M Sermon by the pas
tor. Elmer L Goshen.
Phillips Congregational church. Fifth
South and Seventh East streets: Rev, p.
A. Simpkin, pastor Services Sunday at
100 and 7:45. with preaching by the
pastor. Sunday V school at 12:15. Chris
tian Endesvor ar $50 Morning solo.
Mrs Nell P, Moore; quarter sings at
evening service. Cordial welcome TO all
Morshiners
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Adventist.

Adventist church, corner Of Fifth
South ard Sixth East street. s. G. Hunt
ington. pastor.-SerVices: Sabbath
school, Saturday, 10 a. m, preaching II
Subject OF sermon Sunday night. DE
feated Sunday Legislation a Triumph
fore Religious Liberty" Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening.
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran church.
336 South Fourth East street; F. w.
Bussard, pastor Palm Sunday. Services
as usual with Sunday school al 10 a. M.
and regular morning service at II
O'Clock Holy week services: Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock; topic. Christ Be-
m, confessional service preparatory 10
the Holy Communion on the following
Sunday. Catechetical instruction on
Tuesday and Friday at 4:30 p. IN, The
class Will be confirmed AT the regular
morning service on Easter Sunday. All
are welcome 10 these services
First German Evangelical Lutheran
st. Johns church. Seventh South and
State; William J. Lankow: pastor.-Sun-
day-school at 9 80 a. m. Service at 10 80
a m. Service Monday, Thursday and
Good Friday al p, m.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Our Saw
ior's Lutheran church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at . p, IN. with
Mrs. NJ Iversen. 1879 South Third East
street. All members and friends cor
daily invited
The Danish Evangelical Luthern
church; Harold Jensen. pastor; residence.
424 Fourth street.-Services at the Nor
wegan church. 454 South Fourth East,
High mass at II a. m, Sunday school
Conducted in the English language). at
10 a. m. Good Friday, March %. even
ing service. with holy communion at s
o'clock. Communicates confessionary
service will begin at 7:30 p. NJ. All
Danes and Norwegians cordially invited.
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Brelsford VS.. Brelsford

Action for divorce was filed by Ale.
media Brelsford against her husband,
Charles l.. Brelsford, on the ground of
failure TO provide. Plaintiff asks for
a decree of divorce and the one minor
child. They were married at Indian
apolis in MnraE lS05.
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hall 1873 South Second East.-Morn-
Ing services at IL a. m. Sermon by the
pastor OF The Crucinxions OF Truth -
Music by Unity auartette. sunday school
at 1915 p. NJ. Y. p. u. meets at 1880 p.
m. Song service and Emerson study.
Lloyd alliance meets Tuesday at 2:30
p, m.
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist corner Seventh East
and Third South; S. ~ Hayworth pas
tor. Palm Sunday, Sermon by the pas
tor al II Il, M, subject, 1.-The Ali-Pre
vatling Christ" Solo by Mrs. V, B. Cut
Ter. "'rhe Fourth Word OF the Seven
Last Words OF Christ" MY Cod My
Father Why Hast Thou Forsakcn Me >"
(Du Bois). Evening sermon by the pastor,
Subject, Christ fastening 10 the
Cross" Sunday school at 1916. Chris
tian Endeavor AT $50. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are invited
First Baptist church corner of Second
South and Second West, Rev. D. A.
Brown, notwithstanding at IL a. m. and
40 p m. Sunday school at l2:30; Hor-
ace Tucker. superintendent. The Young
Mems Bible class meets al 10 Il. M Fred
L. Evans leader, cordial invitation is
extended TO all young men 10 come. 3. Y.
P u. at $50 p, M; leader Miss Edith
Weir; topic Things You Have Learned
From Noble Men and Women Outside
the Bible" Wednesday evening service
at 7:45: topic, righteousness, Our
Test" A welcome TO all
Rio Grande Mssion chapel Second
South. between Ninth and Tenth West
Sunday -schood at 1910 m, a. NJ.
Flynn superintendent
Burlington Mission chapel corner OF In
diana avenue and Navajo strcet.-Sunday-
school at 1890 a. m; Henry Jacobs. su-
permit tcndent,
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Reoreanizsd Church.

Reorsanized Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints. 22s East Second South
street-Preaching at II a. m. and 1870
p. m. Subjects. "Ye Shall Be Rejected
as a Church With Your Dead, Saith the
Lord Your Cod Book OF Doctrines and
Covenants. Sec. 1892. and ''Reorganize
the Church According 10 the Original
Pattern" Sunday school at 10 a. m.
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New Thought,

New Thought society, 261 Main street
Sunday next, lecture. what Is New
Thought" by Rev r j Poulton. All
welcome. Admission free
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and Logan avenue Sunday school at
2:4o p. m, Confirmation and sermon by
Bishop SpaldinG at p. m. A cordial
welcome TO all.
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elegraph School
Is u.s y and 10 Eagle Blocl

Vader IND mMo EVENING SESSIONS.
Hanged u''rsonai management of an e..
@tFantss, 3sln dispatcher, eosltion.
Terms, Sto per month.
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25c Turnover Collars.

DaintIest embroidered turnover col
lars we've ever had, beautiful pat
terms. sheer and eHquisitely fin
shed. SpeclaI for 5Ec
Saturday ~ .,...... ~
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Ladies' Vests.

High neck and long sleeves In 4
light spring weight. fine 0S
ribbed and very elastic, each. .%Ot
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-06-01

There was rare and beautiful charity
enacted in New Orleans on "wednesday,
May Y, with the publication of 1.-THE
Woman S Item, I" which was origin ated
and brought into being by proprie-
tors of the New Orleans Item and the
noble women of that city for the bene-
fit of the Women's Dispensary and
District Nursing Association, an or
ganization the mission of which is to
aid the sick and suffering poor through
the medium of gratuitous medical
treatment and ministr ations of trained
nurses. The motive that sponsored
the origin OF the Woman's Item was
more than enough to commend the
undertaking to the general public, but
far from having to rely upon this fact
for modicum of success, the paper
stood alone on its own merits, and as
a literary production was universally
conceded to be really good thing in
a good cause.
Among the active officers and edi-
tors of the Woman's Item we're: Mrs.
Elizabeth Merriwether Gilmer, better
known to the reading world as dor
othy Dix one of the most fluent and
versatile woman writer's of the day;
Mrs. A. Brittin, Mrs. L. E. Lyons,
Mrs. w. Fl. Dickson, Mrs. Charles
Rosen, Miss Jean Gordon, Mrs. Al
bert Toledano, Miss j. Griswold,
Miss G. b. Elliot, Mrs. Walter Flower,
Mrs. L. M. Horner, Mrs. F. w. Par
ham and many other bright and pro-
gressive women of the city. The edi-
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very high quality, and stand as monu-
ments to the intellect and originality of
the women of New Orleans. The edi.
ton realized net profit of over Sl2, s
600, which far exceeded the most san
guine expectations of the prime movers
in the undertaking.
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SPECIAL MEETING.
DonaIdsonYil1e. La. May

Donaldsonyil1e, La, May 80, 1907
The council met at 8 O'Clock p. M, in the
mayors Office at the powerhouse with Mayor
Chas Maurin in the chair and the following
aldermen present: Jas. Won. Lotten. first ward ;
NJ. Tobias and D. Israel, Jr.. second ward J. r.
Blum and w. D. Park, third ward Absent
VIM. Dill first ward.
Mr.. Tobias offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That in consideration Of the amount
advanced by the Donaldsonville Ice Co.. Ltd
and the Donaldsonvi1Ie Bottling Co., Ltd. for
the paving OF Mississippi street IN front of their
factories, it is understood and agreed by the
town council OF the town of Donaldson
vile that at the expiration of the pres
emit lease of these companies IL the said Dom
aldsonv1lle Ice Co., Ltd, and the said Donald
sonvilie Bottling CO., Ltd, not the purchasers
or become the owners of the property presently
must at the time Of sale of said property, and
from the proceeds of said SALE reimburse the said
DonaldsonviIIe Ice Co., Ltd. and the said Dom
aldsonyille Bottling Co.. Ltd. In full for said sum
advanced on the paving,
On motion OF Mr.. Tobias, seconded by Mr. Won
#Lotten. the resolution was adopted. roI1-caH re-
sultlng as follows Yeas-Von Lotten, Tobias
Israel. Park; nays-4none. Mr.. Blum, being a
director OF one OF the companies. Reused himself
from voting.
Mayor Maurin delivered the following address:
Gentlemen affords me unspeakable pleasure
to announce to yeu, at the expiration of our two
years service as servants of the people that oTr
pledge to have our administration based upon the
one word Progress has been strictly adhered to.
During these two years we have accomplished
more than we anticipated being able TO do. We
nave remodeiied our system of Waterworks and
and superior to many OF those of the larger
cities IN this state. and 30 much so that the La
Fire Prevention Bureau has promoted as from
afourth-class to asecond-ciass basis, thereby en-
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abling our citizens to save thousands OF dollars
In insurance premiums annually.
Our entire street electric lighting system has
also been thoroughly renovated and arc IiphYa
have taken the place of incandescents in otlr two
main thoroughfares.
We have successfully built one of the finest
public school buildings in the state with fha
kind financial assistance of the police i5ry
We have also completed paving Mississinni
street and Railroad avenue with bituIithic nave
ment, making these two streets the equal of anv
TO be found In the larger cities For All these
things we should feel Justly proud.
We should feel doHbly proud Of the fact that
the citizens OF our good town have ~
their confidence in us By unanimously re-eIecfinp,
all OF us for another term Of two yearS and Z
hope we viii prove that their Confidence las mt
been abused and that our platform for the as1sss
ing two years viii again be Progress ],
Before cOncIu ling wish to thank eacl, az ,zo.,
for your kind and patient co-operation When
apparently unsurmountable obstacles s.r,y,ea,si
your wise and careful counsels we've fre<l 49,; -
and same were obHterated. - =. :.
NY close ASSOCIATION with you for the last two
years viii always be remembered as one ~ tI,o
brightest periods of my life
Dir. Tobias, on behalf OF the council responded
TO the mayors address, thanking him for his
kInd expressions and stating that the council
flly colneided with his views and wouId give
hlm their undivided support during the next two
years N advancing the best interests and pro-
motIng the material welfare Of the town 81 Don
aidsonville. s = = -
On motion, duly seconded, the council All.
5onrhea. n HENDERSON, Clerk