Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

X- THE DECATTJR HERALD-DESPATCH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1S99. ercise was st led The Endeavor Rainbow." Across the front of tbe platform was erect CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARIES ed a larie rainbow in beautiful colore, the colors being added to the frame work es a young lady appear! and eiplained the sig Cloak 1 nificance ot eacb of them. J. L. Deck, the 0 SPECIAL FOR president of tbe society, was the leader in tbe programme which was as follows: The Cumberland Presbyterian Church 89 Years Old.

1 3 CLOSING SALE Erdeaoren' Marching Seng Audience-Bible Reading and Prayer Rev. Bowyer. Year or Light Giving" J. I lot of Ladies' L. Deck.

On L3 .3 Violet, Reading the Bible Editb REMEMBERED THE DAY Hea'y mo Sole, heel Montgomery. Of Winter Cloaks and Furs. nacKsiays, Lsn- trie, lace Beepunsive Reading. Indigo, Prayer Miss Marian Dills. Written Prayer, a responsive exercise.

Blue, Religious Meditation Misa Alice z-i button, all Local Society Holds Appropriate Services Epwortb League and Endeavor Anniversaries -Church News Mesde. CiM 8 8 Hymn, "Take Tims to be Holy," Audi ence. SArE ILL OVEH THE STORE. Green, Consecration J. L.

Deck. Address, "Figures on Missionary Work" Leader. Yellow, Giving Miss Anna Mejde. Committee Mottos Chairman of En deavor Committees. Rd, Loyalty to the Local Church Miss 1 srdie Wood.

Hymn, "For Christ and the Cburoh" Audixnce. 1 PALATABLE Responsive Exercises, "Resolutions on Work for the Coming Year" Ladies' Fine Kersey and Rough Cloth Jackets, were $5 and $6, reduced to Ladies' Fine All Wcol Cloth Jackets, full lined with fancy silks, were $7 and $3, reduced to $3 50 each. Ladies' Finest Kersey and Covert Cloth Jackets, best quality of satin and fancy silk linings, tans, blues, blacks, castor, oxblood and browns were $13.50 to $16, reduced to $7 each. 20-inch Silk Plush Capes, heavy serge linings, fur trimmed collar, at $1.50. 24-inch fine Silk Plush Capes, silk lined, fur trimmed collar and fronts, embroidered with wool braid and jets, were $5, reduced to $2 98 each.

30-inch Finest Crushed Plush Cepes, serge lined, collar and front trimmed with fur, were $10, reduced to $5 each. A Few Fine Fur Capes To Close Out Very Cheap. Fine Alaska Seal Capes, Best Quality Beaver Capes, Persian Lamb Capes, Fine Mink and Real Martin Capes. Dress Skirts. Exerciss Members of the Junior Soci ety.

Rainbow Exercises Five young ladies WATER. in charge of Miss Bonnie Hutsinpillnr. XV Addrins, Covenant," Miss Etbel ii. Dimock. Srir.g your bottle and get all you want.

Song, "Light and Life Audience. Benediction Rev. S. H. Bowyer.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. At St. John's Episcopal chureb on Sunday tbe members of the congregation enjoytd two excellent doctrinal sermons by Rt. ii mm us Cor. S.

Broaday and E. Cantrell. The eighty-ninth anniversary of tho founding of the Cumberland Presbyterian chureb, acd tbe eighteenth birthday of tbe Endeavor Society were celebrated sinaul-tanteoualy at tbe Cumberland FreeDyter-ian cburuh on West Eldorado street Sunday night. Tbe commemorative exerciieB were tbe aaspices cf the Endeavor society and Charles Stinebaugb, tbe president cf the organization, a3 in charge of tbe arrangements for tbe event. A programme which was arranged by tbe chureb board for tbe doubie anniversary was rendered Sunday night, and tbe officers of tbe Endeavor socibty performed tbe principal pott of the nork.

All of tbe officers and chairman of the society read reports of work done during the year. Tbe report of the social committee was given by 9teve Dellirgar, tbe prayer meeting by Miss Nellie Record, the lookout by Charles Record, tbe missionary by Miss Clara Vaughn, music by Miss Nellie File, the flower by Misa Mabel Logan, the Sunday school by Miss Myrtle Ethridge, and the report of tbe treasurer was read by Will B. Hawkins. The programme was libertlly interspersed with music by the large choniB choir. A string orchestra rendered instrumental Tbe united societies of the Cumberland Presbyterian church decided two years ago to build a church year after that time.

Last year a fine cburob was built and paid for at Poitland, Oregon, and this year one is to be built at Columbus, Ohio. Tbe lot for the new church in Columbus bas already been purchased and work on the church will bigin early in the spring. Rev. Watson, formerly pastor of tbe church at Sullivan, will be given tbe new charge at ColumbuB. A collection was taken after the anniversary services in the local chureb Suuday night.

Tbe proceeds will be forwarded to the persons in charge of building the Co-Iambus boviss of worship. THE KING'S DAUGHTERS. Kev. George F. Seymour, of Springfield, bishop of the diocese.

The elnq ient ditine was greeted by large congregations both morning and evening. He explained tint bis coming to Decatur at tbis time was due the fact that Rev.Kuffner bad gone to Now VERY THEYTASTE Ladies' Fine Dress Skirts, made of best quality all wool serge, percaline lined, navy blue, green and black, were $7.00 and $8.50 to close now at $3-93. Black Brocade Brilliantine Skirts at $1.25, $1.50 and $2 each. York on a very impoiant special mission. Tbe music at this church on Sunday was a most enjoyable feature, being about the best ever beard there.

In the morning thf-re was a solo by Miss Anna Brown and a duet Wrappers. by Miss Broun and Mr. Grunwald. In the evening Misses Brown, Boyd and Mr. Hoy sang a 1fb One lot of Fleeced Back, Printed Cloth Wrappers for 63c, regular value $1.

WE OUGHT TO CLEAN UP. In his rermcn at tbe First Methodist t-1 St church on Sunday morning Rev. Craft indulged in a few remarks concerning tbe sanitary condition of tbis 3ity. He corsid-er-d it bad. He referred to tbe fact that Assy many cities the size of Decatir tied a ti ret class system for the removal of garbage while this city hBd nothing of the kind.

Tbe preacher thought that while tbe city Tbe King's Daughters of tbe Baptist was striving to build a coliseum acd gi ne factories it might be a good idea to Wwas Best Tobaooo In Lewis' Cigars. inaugurate a system of claning streets. church met at Mrs. Bi vans' on North Church street, Friday afternoon, February 3, 1899. Tbe annual election was held and officers elected as follows: alleys and door yards.

He did not know of anything that would add more to the at tractiveness of the city. President Mrs. Walter Butchin. Vice President Mrs Edward Saxton. Secretary and Treasurer Mrs.

E. E. Kinney's THE HARRISON REVIVAL. At the morning service of the First Methodist church on Sunday Rev. Craft Dawson.

Tbe following was the annual report "ANOTHER MINER HURT. made an announcement regarding thecmn-ing rewal, which is to be lei by Kev. tbe lawyer of the fact. It will be remembered that at tho time that Clevenger was banded in by the secretary of the society and shows tbe condition of tho SDcietj and Harrison. Tbe great evar gelist has been convicted he had a divorce proceeding the Work done.

CaughtiJy Failing Coal and Had His Leg b3Srt 'Eleven meetings were held during the EE8T SET OF TEETH SAME AS DENTISTS CHARGE 10 AS a 16 DQ7.XiA.liS FOlt. We nse everything known to the prot.m;u i for the comfort of our patients and at alltim give them trustworthy work for the lonit money. pending hero. Owing to the fact that he was going to the penitentiary and would not be able to prosecute tbe claim the suit Broken-Anothcr Man Hurt-minor Accidents. nhrisrochar Pickus, a miner employed at conducting a raenting at Patterson, N.

and in a letter received by Rev. Craft he says tbat he will not finish bis work there until today. He will tbej notify Rev. Craft of tbe exact time of his coming to this city the tew coal shhft met witb a serious aeci- Hont st 3:30 o'clnck Monday aftcnooD and year. Comforts, aprons, bonnets, eto were made.

About tbe first of November a box prepared lor Rev. A. A. Laton and tamily in Xongmont, It contains comforts, flannels, dress goods, linens, an overcoat and other things as valuable. Several days lator letters were received from them, thanking thi ladies and praying God's He stated that be would want to rest for a as a result lie will be confined to bis home at Hj3 East Or.

hard street. Pickus was day or two but it is thought that he will cjme to Decatur tbe latter part of tbis ND PLATES flMv standing agt-inst tho face of tbe coal when it broke and came dowa against bim. He wbb furced aaaiost a prop and tbe weight of Opened at 601 N. Water St. Will carry a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries at the Lowest Cash Prices.

Call and see us. Telephone, New, 194. blessing upon them. week or tbe first of next. i CHCRCH NOTES.

Bev. 8. H. Bowyer will conduct special the coal was suffieHnt tu break bis left leg. was dismissed.

Discovered by a Woman. Another discovery bas been mads, an i that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three mouths she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on taking rtrtt doae tbat she slept all night and with two bo' ties, has been absolutely cured. Her "Twenty dollars were sent to tbe borne missionary scciety during the year. ''Last of Novenabgr tbe ladius pledged In addition to this injury he was severely services at East Park chapel this evening. hurt about the chest There tvas a eoitusion on the right side but no ribs were broken $100 toward the Church debt. In January $50 was given to the-church treasurer.

The accident is a ieriou9 one to Pickus on He is 57 yenre of age. Twelve members subscribed to the "Home Tbo iniured man was removed to his home Missionary Echo." Two members joined during tbe year. where be was attended by Dr. ParriSJ, the Teeth Extracted Without Pain, 25c Rft of .85.00 Pest Teeth S8.00 22-Caratod crowne S5.00 Cold Filling. ...81 up up Trlates Repaired BOc up Teeth MIS GcCARE, VThe average number present at the meetings is 13, average collection, $2.22 Wabash surgeon.

GOAL MINE ACCIDENT. Charles Wascluck, a company man em- tr.tsl amount received during the year is $95.96 amount expended, $85.78 amount rinsed at the new shaft, was slightly injur on band, $10.18 ed while at work in the shaft on Sunday night. J. D. KOORE'S PetnEeas Dental Partors 153 East I3ain St.

THE SECOND -ANNIVERSARY. Tbe second anniversary of the founding BROKE HER HIP. Mrs. Thomes Atchison, wife of the mail of the Epworth League of Grace M. E.

church as celebrated in quite a fitting carrier between the postcfBce and the depot, met with an accident Monday afternoon 628 N. Main Street, Keep a full line of Hard and Soft Coal and are now prepared to fill orders promptly. Also keep a Full Line of Feed. manner Sunday evening. A large audience was in attendance to hear the splendid programme that was rendered.

Her which will confine her to her home for a name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. O. Hammick of Shelby, Nortb Carolina. Trial bottle: free at J.

E. King's and C. F. Shilling's drug stores. Regular size 50o and $1.

Ever; bottle guaranteed. l-eciiwlw Money Is Cheap. The talk of a bill to create a lower legal rate of interest does not seem to be necessary so far aB this section of the country is concerned. There is plenty of money to be obtained at 5 per cent provided the security is right. Only recently Benjamin Freeman of Boston loaned $11,000 at 6 pe- cent on a farm of 320 acres.

This was a straight loan without coramifsion and tbe loan contained prepayment privileges. The Und, however, Is worth $75 per acre aid there was no other incumbrance of any kind upon it. Mr. Freeman bas about $90,000 loaned on Macon county farm lands. nf rive nr ail weeks.

While walking along South Water street she slipped on an man Vandine was in general charge of the exercises. Tbe programme was as follows: icy pavement Bnd fractured ner right hip. Persons who saw her fall assisted her into At Pana next Thursday evening Rev. Penhallegon will deliver a lecture on "The Personalities and Blunders of Great Biit-am. Next Friday evening tho Y.

W.F.M.S. of tbe Fiist M.E. churchwill hold ameeting at the residence of Mrs.E. B. Handle on North Edward BtreeJ.

The Junior Endeavor society of tbe First Presbyterian cburcb will give a cantata at tbe church on Friday night. The title of tba cantata ia "Tbe Huppy Family of Father Time." Tbe Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Grace Methodist chureb will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. D. O. Corley, corner of Green and Monroe streets.

The Ladies Aid Society of tbe First M. E. cburcb will sew for the poor next Friday afternoon. The sewing will be held in tbe lecture room. All members of the society are reoues'ed to attend.

Tbe meeting at Sharon M. E. church, tour miles west of Decatur, is growing in interett and will continue this week. Christian workers from tbe oity will receive a cordial welcome. M.

E. Downey will have charge of the Thursday night prayer meeting at Asbary M. E. cburcn on Herkimer street. Rev.

L. B. Kent of Jacksonville, 111., preached a Aebury cburoh last HiB sermon was well received. At tbe Church of God Bethel on North Water street Sunday morning Dr. Newcomer preached a sermon in memory of the late Elder Berxstressur.

For bis text Dr. NewoomerSslected ths word of Paul's "I have fought tbe good fight, I a nearby house and she wss afterward taken Organ Voluntary Miss Grace Gillmore. Devotional. History of the League James Spence. Song Audienoe.

to her home on South Colfax street in a carriage. Dr. H. C. Jones and Dr.

Will Wood were called and rendered the neces History of the Junior League Frances HERVITA sary surgical aid. Rohwm VITALITY, LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD You'll Regret It YOU LET the days go by withorj. having those PHOTOGRAPHS taken which you have in mind. Tive: brings changes. Think what may hap.

pen. I give great care to obtain tha most natural poses and the ones most becoming to the subject. My work ia well known for artistic posing and beautiful light effects. Call and see the new ideas for the holiday trade. I am showing a dainty line of mountings just imported from Europe for my Platinum work.

I make a special study of Children. My success with them is well known. Visit my studio and be convinced. -VAN Maker of Powers Eldg Dr. Joshua G.

Ellis. Office 313-314 Milikin Offiae hour 8 to 12 a. 1:30 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Sunders- 9 to 10 a 3 to 4 d. m. Cures Impotencv.lv ieht Emissions and LIP CUT. Robert Payne, met with a painful accident MoLdav afternoon while engaged at wasting diseases, all effects of self-STy abuse, or excess and indis- Fell. Junior League Prophesy Winnie Davidson.

Song Junior League. Address Rev. Clarence Reed of Sullivan Selection Cburcb Choir. Selection Senior League Quartette. Antherr Church Choir.

EpwortbLeagua Benediction. the Wabash fhois in picking up some scrap iron. A oiees of the iron new up and a struLk bim on tbe lie cutting a deep gaso. Be called on Dr. Farrisb to have his Tbe preaching service at Grace church injuries drsssfd.

Prohibiting Alum in Bread. Bnby cough syrup pleasant for children, 25c a bottle at Irnin's drug store. 61wlw What They Want. Tbe pou'try shippers are having just the sort of weather they want. Tbey nan handle dressed goods without fear of loss while en transit.

The receipts have been steady and fairly heavy. Tbe shippers say that the recsirts ate averaging ahout every week. Tbe prices, too, bave remained firmer during the cold weather than at any time during the iatt six months. Sunday morning was conducted by Ke riJ cretion. A nerve tonic and Mood builder.

Brings the gIW Pale cheekS an3 re3tres the re of youth. ry By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes or i' oO: with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sts CHICAGO, IUU by King, corner Water and ia Sts. Reed, of Sullivan.

Dr. Gillmore, pastor of Grace church, is assisting Rev. Rend in The cheap alum baking powders which are being pedaled about the country and sold at 25 and 3u cents a pound bave bten a revival at Sullivan and on account of his abser.ee Sundas Rev. Reed filled his pulpit pieced under tne ban by congress in the Sunday. Rev.

Gillmore wiii remain at Sul livan until Wednesday. Oaioe (01dl95i I Residence Old Phones? New 415. I 1'bnres New 45 Special attention given to diseases of Women and Children. The Woman's Foreign Missionary So have finished tbe course, I have kept the fioft's Nerverine Pills ciety of Graoe cburcb will meet at the rei idence of Mrs. D.

O. Corley, corner of Col lece and Green strests, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The great remedy for nervous prostration and Will Go to Alaska. Lou Fullmer, who recently enlisted in the regular army bas been transferred from Jefferson Barracks to Fort Vincent, Waah. He is a member of tbe 14th infantry and was one of twenty-four recruits moved to the west.

Tbe understanding of tbe men ia tbst tbey are to be sent to Alaska as soon as tbey can triiiel in the spring. District of Columbia. Their use in nuking bread tas been made a misdemeanor, pun-Utbable by heavy penalties. The absence of any restrictive law against tbe sale or use of the dangerous alum powders in tbis state, devolve upon borsekeepers extra care to keep them from their kitchens. The Unite! States 20vernment, after te-ting the taking powders of the country, placed the Royal at tbe bead of all fcr purity and streng'b.

Tbe surest way, therefore, to avoid the anger from alu.n is for the housekeeper to make sure that she only the Royal pewder. The Ladies' Aid society of Grace church will meet in tbe lecture room of the cburcb "i oil at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. BAPTIST CHCRCH. diseases of the -w. generative ur- Rev.

S. H. Bowyer preached to two large RELIABLE Mates loans on Watches, Diamonda and nil goods of market valoe. Also pays hitfbeat prices for old eold and silver. Call and see us at 205 South Park Street.

Good Resolutions IS? Some to bo kept, moct to be brokon. Make a resolution to get clothes tbat fit and sre stylish, for an ill-fitting and out-of-dato ntyle of garment is dear at any price. SAMUEL WOOD, TAILOR, 715 N. Water St faith." During bis remarks ha referred at length to tbe long and honorable career of the deceasid minister. Bev.

Thomas Marshall, D. of Chicago, was greeted by two large audiences at tbe First Presbyterian church on Sunday. In the morning Dr. Marshall preachod from the subjict, "The Master's and in the evening he gave a lecture on the sutjact, "Tbe Growth ot the Kingdom, as Seen from a Journey Around tbe World." The doctor is an eloquent talker and both his sermon ind lecture were greatly enjoyed. Big Business.

Monday was one of tbe biggest days of the season for tbe Decatur coal company. They sold all of tbe coal hoisted and when fj as Nervous Prostration, Failing of Nightly Emis- congregations at tbe First Baptist church on Sunday. Mis Alice Wood sang a solo at the morning servioe. In the evening -7 errors, ivicntai worry, ex-gT'e use of Tobacco or Opium, which Consumption and Insanity. $1.00 Miis Wood and Miss Kepler sang a dust The Record.

I The amount of coal hoisted at the new shaft of tbe Decatur coal cour-any for tbe week ending February 4 was tbe largest on record. A total of 3,992 tons was hoisted and it was hauled away as as fast as it came from the shaft. Ths trade stiil continues good. and Miss Scruggs, Miss Wood and Mr. Kepler sang a trio.

There was ona addition to jp CHEKICAL Props, Cleveland. Ohio. Blame, 239 N. W.cer, Decatur, 111 Divorce Against Clevenger. Ths wife of Louis Clevenger, the mur-cerer of Bay Telford, is living at Wichita, Ranges, and bas instituted divorce proceedings there.

Sheriff Lehman is in receipt of a letter from ber attorney, D. B. Crew-son, asking bim to, get Clevenger to waive tbe summons, or in case he bad already been taken to tba penitentiary to apprise the cburcb in the evening. BAPTIST SLlCIETY CELEBRATES. At tbe First Baptist' cburcb on Monda evening appropriate exercises were held C.

Augt stine HDTIOIAM I'Sice line of bair switches just received Beadache cured in fifteen minuie3 with at Miss E. Williams' 22S North Main street. Iiwin's harmless powders, 25c a 7-d6 6d-wlw night ome twenty teams waiting for loads commemorate the eighteenta anniversary North Water Street had to be turned away. of the Christian Endeavor society. Tbe ex HA1TISATIO.S FES..