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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

that the Misses Margie and Aurania FL
lcrbeck, who have been touring the
continent for four months will sail
from Liverpool Aug 6 on the Lusitauiu
for New York Miss Margic t,llerhcck
may decide TO remain here for another
season OF music. but her sister will
only stay through the month Of August.
returning To Utah I'm September. The
trip has been delightful one. thoy
having visited many noted places and
made most agreeable acquaintance
while away.
Mr. Farley T. Peterson Of Smith
field, Utah. who has been "a student at
Harvard for several years, has left
Cambridge and decided 10 enter the
Now Nprl, university Mr. Peterson
has been studying accounting, and win
continue the same course here.
The elders from the different sections
of the country have been gathering into
the city fur conference. and President
WinFCr. whose residence was lu tho
city OF Utica, reports considerable OPP
position from the people of that city
~ the meetings which are being held.
Elders q. Farley Bates and Lawrence
r. Later are with President Wingcr
from mp state. and tell many interesting
circumstance concerning the people
and their proindioos
" ,,..,,.
''''Y''" "l ~. VI. L.. anu
Andrews ON west Seventy scc1nd street.
DIT N''uNdh Us purchasing Ior ms
house.
NJ. j.. IirnHn. of ]. a s. 'onn is
guest ot no Imperial and ls buying
goods for that we'll known house.
Prof willard Tangton. who has been
laborng in Boston for two months. has
been selected 60 succeed prcst. Srack-
conference. who has been released 10
return home, ne having been in the
New ENGLAND and Eastern states con-
ference for two years Elder Sp1Ck-
man win take Elder Passy. who broke
Utah, it being deemed advisable FOR
the latter o. return until he Is fully rec
covered. when be intends 20 come back
and anish his mission. It has been
field of labor and only under the as
surIuce Of a speedy recall would he
consent 10 so home.
~ numh'or OF cider; en- route to Liy-
days ago and registered at the Herald
square hotel among them G. W Han.
\. smith and \. II. shaw Of salt Lake,
=. - H"lsnurs OF Logan r. Snitn ana
>. btll OF ldaho j. waite ana y. Soren-
son from cache county w Winter of
MI 'Iraf1ut \. g. Hunter and VIM.
Hd' HlH'l OF american f'rN' ivan An
da", also - IL. '"iN' 'alNln SWllh,
ii,l mort snow anu frtt homheN or
sal, LgEe. ne misses El@a1e 10 smart
~" -" ~ ny ~ 70. i~'N 4, w
1is' r'El.WIeu NJ luo lGralC square
~ St'l,u rom hlIeal july - on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
NOT EVEN CONDENSED CREAM.

MY dear" said the young husband
as he took the bottle Of milk from
the dumb waiter and held It up to he
light. have YOU noticed that there's
never any cream on this mike
81 spoke 10 the mllkmau about it,
she replied land he explained that the
company always Nh their bottlca 81
full that there's no room for cream on
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
MISS LUCY RUSSELL.

to Lent there is constant round Of
balls parties and Cotillons.
Trains are not worn at the Italian
court, and neither feathers nor wells.
but fun evening dress is required,
which must be of the smartest and
freshest. as the light in the presence
chamber is dazzling beyond dcscrip-
ton Black gowns are barred, which
fact is distinctly stated In tho Invita-
tons. Ten o'clock is the hour named,
and about nine a Offering crowd may
be- seen mounting the splendid staircase
of the uuiriual palace.
Room after room Us then passed
through until the central chamber is
reached, which has % mass of gliding
and is illuminated by electric light and
by thousands of WAX candles. After
this comes a pause, and then. as the
hour approaches. the dame d'houncur
sorts the different uatioualities. Also
she urungos that the married couples
should be received In one room and
IN, single men I'm another This lady
u.s. in fact. an Italian Oborhofmcisterin.
At last big door is flung open and the
king and queen make their appear
dncc. Their majcstics walk about the
rooms. and do not remain seated, as rs
thr custom at Buckingham palace
From tho August strand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
TO REMOVE CorrEE.srNINs.

coffee stains. even when cream has
been put in the Coffee says Womra's
Home Companion FOR August, may be
removed from tablc-lnen by rubbing
the spots with pure glycerin. Rinse
afterWard i'm lukeWam water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

recent medical graduate When the
old man returned. the vouuEstcr told
him, among other things. that he had
cured Miss Ferguson. an aged and
wealthy spinstcr Of her chronic indl-
gc-tion.
nv boy" said tho old doctor. I'm
proud Of YOU; but Miss Fcrguson's In
digestion is what nut YOU through
college -Evorybody's magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

o. ,yas scrved
where an elsool", ho,ei and a delight
Al the haIils"i Reno
ul ni'on's"'
-, c,odhtu ~ satt
Mrs Grae. en core mart of tho
week vlsl''"h WV
in PTo'o'
ur and Mrs. James, Mrs uraoe Sieu
Hill ana ri,syilic the guests OF Prof
day IN SP,,ssr pobinson
and NIT ,ss
a.. william T.. silver Is visiting rel
atves and trlen nS ~ r0''' W" ''
Of Mrs Jesa'V
,r,.. ,.s, MINI
A,y morning for Canada where she OK
Tects to spend some months
,
hcno tuesday evening at shower
~ honor OF her GRANDDAUGHTER Mis-
Chloe SNOW, whose marriage 20 i.i,s
bea,u.,t' we're present and enjoyed on
@s,,ing Of music and games An elab-
- lunch was served
Mrs. Inner AT her home Tuesday
flehus ~ ,'nvers we're laid for r.
e'eh"s'
-, po.,,,. .,.,,,.
Mr. ana MIS- uI'i. -,
few days thJ lSS. aI, ITako cav
with iHehus III o"''
Mr. and Mrs @. '. Harris are VISIT
Ing relatives and friehds IN MI r'e'S-
.,, 60
Mr. and Mrs. j. O. hlcnaru OF san
Like city were guests az the nome
N senator and MIS- heed Smoot TINS
Mrs A. r buckIeI ana NIT. ~, q.
Disco nave i.tu i ~ i| ~ N'uP''
Mrs Roy r. Nelsoh ehlertaHicu ieN
friends az dinner sunday evening Cow
C- were laid for eight.
, - >,o.,,
poulton are visiting friends III Sait
Lake city
-u-. s,1,.r, and dsrgh,ers
the Misses Addie. Lucile ana Margaret
ore spending coupe OF "'eAs ~
Provo canyon
Mesdames Edgar Hhu N'ioIu ne'rS
.hqnTrlUtd the fDllOWlnk party q.
Young people on an outing IN ProN1
canyon sunday Misses LIlet EHsns'
Edna crane Myrue feIIN; 'l1I"
Woods Nelliet MltcheII ArNllH 70
dns and RcNa ferIE' Messrs' N!uS
Mitl hell. Arthur knuustil, Btll hoW'us
shcrelly Perry Bert WOODS Darwin
Perry and Milton ferry'
Misses VIVIAN ana ftazeI flnlaSsoh'
and Mrs lAsIe ''Iahau, spent me lo''
part of the week AT "hu"oou'
81,
Dr. ID. Il 'lder returned nome Ntu-
ne-day at'ef PHEASANT u'P 10 Los
Angeles.
Miss beatIlce hatneld was the
char ming hostess "a, "a. a ulIner parry gii
on al her home wednesday evening IN
honor ot her DiIth anniversary covers
were laIu LOT H.
MS, Emna pousd' OF opI rJ,,
couple OF days TINS week.
...
MI and Mrs Andrew j stewart an
t't MISS Adule' 10 Verne NelSoh OF tlIs
city, me marriage 10 take place the
latter part OF september.
49,, ,,r. - A. commemorate.
he.r home IN Shelley' idaho, THURSDAY
morning m thelr auto. Ihey were ac-
rnHpap,eg ~ M.as N. i.a.e i-'',ut WI"
VIII spend month Visiting III ludno.
ne Nlnage ciup n't Nedncsd"y eve
UHE az tle nome OF MISS hllud l>lNch-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Especial rcsuundcnC'1
n JEW YORK. Aug. 2-On Tues
nj day evening last, at the home
of MI Wesley Early on West
one Hundred and Forty fourth
street. very elegant dinner was
served I'm honor of Hon. Champ
Clark and wife Of Missouri. Old friends
of MIR. and Mrs Early. other guests
were W. g. Tompkius OF Los Angeles.
president Of the california STANDARD
oil Co. which is represented by MI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
suNnAY EXCLUSIONS

To provo 1875 ROUND TRIP via
SALT LAKE ROUTE. Train leaves
linton station 7;45 \. N. Good boat
ing and fishing In Utah Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC
Lady VIII Send Free to any sufferer
the secret Which Cured Her.

Inundated hV am uuwclcomv growtn 81
hair en- my face ana arms tritd uil
tho depllatottcs. powders liquids, creams
ana other ruh-on precautions ever
heard of. only to make % wJrsa. For
weeks I suffered the electric necoi With
ont being ria OF my hlrmish. ] spent a
i,reat zeal OF money on various Things in
vain. until "a friend recommended sIni-
pie preparation which succeeded where
IN a.l.. flIIDL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

This simple remedy. "a harmless soluble
liquid. snnbled me permaucutI! On hud
entire rvhrf from all trace OF unwcl -omr
hair. ana forever end tll ,nlsirri .Hial M.
u Is simple satc SUR anu chh b, uttd
on biCmish. n makes the clcutri- needle
cntirclN unnecessary.
! viii tell ln detail FUN particulars TO
enable any other sufferer TO achieve ,he
same happV results as ! did. All I ask
s two-ccai stamp foy r.plS, Address
Caroline Osrood rs Told g. y. ST.
Providence. r. L. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Lovely frocK ana hats
it's
AFFAIR last by woman VINO
of white lace
is
shade
the
,at
oneb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
THREE TREMENDOUS CLEARANCE SALES
TO DRIVE OUT SUMMER GOODS
RefriqeratOrS G0-CartS Lawn Furniture
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED ONE-IHIRD

PERPETRATORS - This
splendid season end clearance
embraces our entire stock of
Monarch refrigerators- the ice
saving kind scientifically con-
structed and insulated thor
oughly-e easily cleaned bso-
lutely sanitary 49, reductions
range as follows,
$3.50 refrigerators IS 9.3G
Sl7.00 refrigerators g.. $11.45
$4,000 refrigerators $13.35
S24.00 refrigerators $1,000
$500 refrigerators S2OS5
$1,000 refrigerators $22.70
$4,000 refrigerators S26.7O
$1,000 refrigerators S33.
$4,000 refrigerators $685.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Right service. right prices. right
placc to dine. cafe. Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
KILLING THE GOOSE NGAIN.

The old family physician being
away ON much needed vacation. his
practise was entrusted 90 his son, "A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

ar. ana Mrs. Luther NJ. Howell on
N.Y. l'alhcd at dinner Monday evening
~ .' tabIe had centerpiece of sweet
was Covers were laid for six.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Mrs, John Russon Is visiting Montana
relatives and friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

hNr' ana Mrs @. W. Thatcher. Jr.,
r. eturned from their outing at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
The Big White Store

It's the constant dripping water
That wears away the stone:
It's tho little monthly payment
That adds comfort TO the hor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06
'OCK REDUCED ONE-THIRD

GO-CARTS - Our entire
showing Of the famous Alvin
go carts of which we have the
exclusive agency to 60 at
ONE THIRD OFF.
Electrical welted joints make
this go-cart the strongest on
the market and it is thoroughly
guaranteed with the exception
of the tires for one year
choose for now or for future
use at one third off as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

The u. A. r. society held "a pleasant
session Yesterday at the home OF MIt.
q. A. siadc. a patriotic program was
rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

ana Mrs c. A. Anderson Of Seat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Mcssrs. 90. {. Friei and John Russon
spent Wednesday with salt Lake
friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

tbo rs Josephine Well OF Salt Lake was
dm,t suest Of Mis-. Luther NJ Howell
udHhe the week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-06

Mrs william r. silver Is visiting rei.
~ Nrs. Jessie Manwaiins'
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
JUMPED TRAIN
 NEARLY LOST LIFE
The II Year Old Son of MT. and Mrs. George Kizer Run Over by Train Sun
 day Afternoon.

One of the saddest accidents of the year happened near the stock pen on the railroad track here last Sunday about 3 o'clock in the afternoon when Ira Kizer. the IA year old son of MT. and Mrs. George kizer, while jump- ing a passing freight train, with a number of other boys, was thrown under the wheels of the train and horribly mangled. His left leg was mashed almost into a pulp, his head bruised and the foot of his right leg crushed. He was carried to his home where he received medical ention at once. His left leg was ampu- tated just below the thigh. Two toes from the right foot and part of one of his fingers were taken off. He stood the ordeal like a little soldier and is getting along as well as could be expect ed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
BUSY BUSY.
Prescott. Dec. 27th.

Prescott. Dec. 27th.
 The past two weeks has been a busy time with us at the Farm CTS Union Warehouse which is located near the side track of the Iron Mt. R. R. in the town of Prescott.
 First, we got busy in getting ready and assisting in repairing the wall of said Farmers Union warehouse which about two weeks ago was pushed down by a defective car passing by on the side track, and the platform be- ing filled with cotton, this said defective car caught the cotton and oi T bale being rolled along down the platform damned the cotton against the house and in- stead of pushing the car off the track, it pushed the wall in. So we got busy right now.
 The cost of rebuilding the wall togethor with the value of the material used in scaffolding totals something over $500.
 Second, we were made very busy when the farmers sold l20 bales of cotton to J. M, Haltom which they had been holding for 15 cents. But the hole Haltom knocked in the house by having all this cotton put out was not so much damage as the wall being pushed in. the damage being all settled on my self. It only made me feel like a frame of tired bones.
 So Xmas is over and we are ready for business again.
 l.. N. Westmoreland,
 Manager.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
NFWTH-MAJORS

The home of MT. and Mrs. Louis Majors was the scene of a happy wedding on fast We'd nesday night when Claude Newth led to the altar Miss Ethel Majors, Rev. w. C1 Hilliard of- ficiating. Claude is one of the best boys in this town and is certainly to be congratulated upon winning such a splendid little woman for hls life partner.
 They will mako Little Rock their future home where Mir. Newth holds a Post Office position.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
Hl6HSMITH-GRACY

Last Thursday morning at Springtown, Texas. Rev. R. A. Highsmith and Miss Mana Ben Gracy were married.
 Rev. Hig smith had been, un- til recently, tne pastor of the Christian Church which position he filled for the past years and was generally liked by all.
 The bride is a charming young lady of that town. They became acquainted several years ago while attending the same school in Waco, Texas.
 They will make their future home in Italy, Texas. where Mr. Highsmith will have charge of the Christian Church as pastor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
1909 IS GONE
 1910 HAS COME

This is truly an occasion to call forth thoughts dressed in the guise of deep Solemnity, orna- mented with the gold and silver trimming of Hope. Now, just let there be profound silence for half an hour. Because another year has been entombed in the dark Sepulchre of the misty past and Eternity has received an other dose of Physic, gulping in- to it's insatiated nav the con- taminated carcass of 1909. You need not ask why you should mourn over the Grave of the past year or joy over the Cradle of the Infant 1910. All should mourn because another leaf nas been turnedi n the volume of the great Ledger which contains all of our deeds good or bad. And the aged should mourn because another foothold has given way on the Sand Bank of their eXis- tence, leaving them to pull them selves up by the brittle weeds that grow upon the margin of their own graves. And they are made to exclaim: 70. how time
 does fly. We'll, we should all rejoice because, through the aid of Tempest swollen flood, the ten thousand ills that have here to-fore checked up our rlvulets of Happiness have been swept into the bygone, there to lie and rot unheeded. Yes Sir, the year 1909 in it's dying Struggle did give us a Kick which sends us another notch nearer onr Eternal destiny. It deepens the furrows that time has gently marked up on the comedy features of man. hood, and crops white hairs from the barren Pole of age. Why, Sir, I can see that the tip of my own conspicuous nose has been showed at least two inches further into the Portals of the Tomb. and another wrinkle has been added to my corrugated brow. And so it is with us all. Just listen: Every annual circl- ing of the Sun by the Earth you now inhabit winds up your exis- tence. So you see, we will kick the Axle sooner than we expect, and l greatly fear, long ere some of us are prepared for the Exit. Yes Sir, another year has gone forever. Like a mighty Avalanch it has burst upon the Shore of Earthly Beings and fled back into the Eterual Ocean, only to reveal your black crimes, deeds and secret sins in the great assize of Eternity. The last echoes of it's expiring means now faintly echo the wintry air. and nature dons Her Mantle of Mourning. while frozen tear drops roll down her distorted face. Yes. Sir, the old year 1909 lies buried in the charnel yard of the by-gone ages; but the lovely Damsel Spring of 1910 will soon strew its Grave with the budding Blossoms of Promise, and the Thorns of future Sorrow, and we shall be covered by sweetest
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
COMMITS SUICIDE
 SUNDAY NIGHT
Negress Became Despondent Over Disappointment in A Love Affair and
 Took Morphine.

Addie Gill a negress about "A years old and of one of the best colored families of the town, committed suicide Sunday night by taking morphine.
 She was Respondent. it is said, over disappointment in a love affair.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
WHAT HURTS MOST.

# Lawyers stand up in court
 Duses before jurors in the pres Dce of large audiences and de- Dunce men as liars, scoundrels, Aieves and perjured villains. Ind when court adjourns the Ben appear to harbor no ill-will leainst them. But let a news
 Rper faintly intimate that a bans charac ter is blemished, Ind he has to confront a horse pistol, stand a hbel suit. or suf- Eer what the people think to be he greatest of all mortifications lose a subscriber. - -Four-Six Star (BurkburnetU.
 c. s. Pusey has moved from to near the Hawkins )lace on route 5.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05

roses. We'll, such is the antici- patton of man. But how strange people never ask or think of what the Harvest will be, rush needlessly onward to the great and notable day of God AL mighty. How solemn the thought,
 z. T. Rogers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05

The write-ups for Minor Wal lace for Go. gress, John D. Bright for Assessor and C. H. Litton for Constable will appear next week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
BROOKS-MOORE

Mr. Douglas Brooks and Miss Pearl Moore were married on fast Monday night at the Metho- dist Church of this city by Rev. w. A. Steele.
 They are at present at the home of Mrs. John Jones few miles east of town, grandmother of Mrs. Brooks.
 These are two of Prescott's highly respected young people who have a host of friends that wish them success and happiness.
 We understand they will soon leave for Mexico, where MT. Brooks has a railroad job.
 J. w. Marshall was slashing around the office Monday and recklessly paid up for 1909 and 1910.
 Uncle Ben Jordan was among our many visitors this week.
 w. H. German, one of the best farmers of Boughton Town ship. was a caller Monday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05
BR0WN-ROSS

Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride in Okolona, Mir. John Brown of this city and Miss Willie Ross were married. Rev. Dunn officiating.
 The groom is Prescott citizen and a successful young man and the bride is one of Okolona's most charming young ladies.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown came to Prescott Saturday night and visited until Tuesday when they left for Lyons, Miss, their future home.
 Their many friends wish for them happiness and prosperity.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-01-05

c. A. King is another of the colored race that reads the old Pic every week.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-12-28
BOND ELECTIONS
Two Elections ON Friday and Sat
urday Of Great Interest to

On Friday. December 80, will
be held the election to decide the
question Of building a high school
for the Lamar district On Satur-
day the voters OF the Bent and
Prowers district will decide the
Question Of raaifying the contract
for the construction OF the irriga-
ton system for that district. Both
these elections are Of great import
ance to Lamar. This high school
district has long needed q new
building to accommodate its In
creasing neroilment. and the con-
diIsOns are now such that 1t is pos
Sible to secure the money for it,
constiLelCn ana equipment
Az Tor the great south side ir-
rtgA~ion en..A Apiise no runner COIN
ment Is necessary. All are famii-
lar with the vast possibilities foi
the developmnet of this finest body
of uncultivatte land In the state.
and the benefits to accrue to Lama
from its construction are almost un.
limited.
1t Is believed that both PROPOSE
tions will undoubtedly carry but
there will be much satisfaction In
having the uncertainty disposed oil.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-12-28
AMOS RHODES MURDERED
Ono Of the Early Pioneers Of the
Arkansas Valley Killed att
Wellington, Kansas

Word was received on Satur-
day from Wellington. Kansas. that
Amos Rhodes had been murdered.
He had gone down to Wichita with
a companion the day before and
ON the return both had stopped
for the night at Mr.. Rhodes room.
He had between fifty and sixty
dollars on his person, and as he
did not show up for work the
next morning a search was institut-
ed and the body found in his room
with the head badly chopped by a
hatchet The companion was miss
ing. but was chased by the officers
and found a few hours later in a
hay stack His clothes were COW
cred with blood and the money was
found on him. SO no doubt exists of
his being the guilty man.
All old timers in this section
knew Amos Rhodes, who came to
this country In the days of its
early settlement, and was a cowboy
for many years. For many years
he was with James Graham and
had charge ofhis cattle on the
range. He was a member of both
the Masonic and l. o. o. F. lodges
at Granada. and had a large circle
of friends all overthis section who
will sincerely regret to learn of
his death.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-12-28
Reform Conference

On Thursday evening and Fri
day afternoon and evening there
will be held in the Presbyterian
church a conference on topics
pertinent to the highest citizenship.
Irrespective of church and party
Affiliations our people are asked
Ind urged to come out and hear
ne addresses, and engage in the
discussions ON these vital questions.
The program is as follows:
Thursday evening at 1880: Ad-
dresses by the Rev. F. o. Seamans
IF Las Animas on THE True Con-
seption of the State; Christian or
Secular" and by Rev. G. c. Stearns
IN Marriage and Divorce"
Friday afternoon 2:30: A Round
Table on Present Day Problems.
Friday evening 1880: Addresses
oy Supt. Z. r. Jones on Christ
ianity in the Public Schools" and by
he Rev. Z. A. Croohs of La Jun
a on The Proper Expression of
CO.. National Christianity"