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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25
La arirpe sr.oc..l,llu r,sn,.a.

81 have just recovered from the
ecpnd attacE OF la grippe this year"
hys Mr.. Jas. A. Jones. publisher OF
he Leader Mexia, Texas I'm the
after case u ed Chamer aims Cough
trmedy and think with C, inside able
uccrss, ouly being in bed little over
80 against ten DAYS for the former
tack he coud attack ] am sat
lied won have been as bad as the
tr-t but Tor the use of this remedy,
IS had 10 go To bed in about six hours
ter being 's,ruck" with IL while In
he drst case | was able 20 attend to
1nsiness abouttwo days before getting
town For sale bv ali druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

Chicago, Jan. A-A special 70 the Tr-
bune from San Francisco. says;
Joe Corbett says ne has tossed his last
ball. money and managers 10 the con-
trary. and Is out OF sports forever Since
tha suicide OF ais father IN this city some
months ago, coroett has taken charge OF
the Hayes street livery stable and has a
thriving business. But he has another
reason for leaving the diamond. lie Is
sure he was never cut out for a "sport"
and has never considered himself one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25
INDIAN COTTON FoR JAPAN.

Auscogee. T. T. Jan. 2-The cotton
compress az South McAIlster, has shipped
200 bales OF cotton raised IN Indian terri
tory 90 Japn, by way OF Tacoma. Wash.
The placards for this cotton are printed
ln the Japanese language and were tle
hGst or the kind ever seen in the terri
tory Many shlpmnts OF cotton have been
from this territory 70 foreign markets
east OF the United States but this Is he
Arst time that any has been shipped
across the Pacific ocean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

always the ana symptom Of kidney disease The beer
the kidneys healthf
Gg matter which gets into the lungs would be thrown out Of he ye
thousands Of others said to have died Of heart disease heart failure
WHY the the blood
through the system the work glea But why does the blood reua
Because Is AIDED
pe tee PGn but ocus they weakened they cannot expe
hem this cear2 this Unfortunately,
There never been known but discovery which directly uoon
kidneys which will them
to chemists scientists physicians and the world generally Warn
Safe And world BrVhts
whi it II has properties effect
kidneys
TO-DAY n IN he
be
pneumonia heart failure the kidneys like the working d.
make dsmonsraton They seldom work along
"A
Look
You
n hey readily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25
First published IN :he Daily Leader January
20, 1893
NOTICE
In Probate Court

Territory Of Oklahoma, 81,
Connty Of Is9gan,

Comfy Of IoRan,
Notice is hereby given thtt on the isth
day of January A. d. 1899, oscar f. HeliOn
fled in the Probate COLrt o e cotn -
Losan Te ritoTy of Oklahoma. petl-
ii IA praying fur Letters of ADMIN strdilCn
10 be issued tC oscar T.. Helt"n upon the
estate of Ir IN A Helton, G~crased. late 81
The Count Of Logan and Ter ritoTy OF okia'
hOma.
AID pursuant 10 an order Of ~ ID Proba'e e
Court, rusesdAy, N S'st dav % January, A.
ID 1893. Al the hour oI 10 o'ClOcs, a. m.
said day. that being a fay Il re regglar
January t-Im IN A. d. ~, of said = "nate
court, has been appoi ted ; s the 'imr ior
hearing said app ca ion VIII IN and where
any person IN crested NAV contest stid pc
titiOn by ming written opp siti ~ IN rrto
on the gr und o. inCOm petenct OF the appll-
cant, or NAV sfert bis own riRHis 20 the
administration pray that Letters De
issued 10 himself
Wltness J. c. FOsTs r. Judge Of the Pro-
bate Court 4 the Coun of LoFan. and ine
seal Of the ourt anized, the lstn day oi
C. FOSTER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

The California Limited, Santa fe
Route, solid between Chicago q Los
Angeles. Time, 2x days, Electric
lighted. Three times q week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

The number o.
sudden and mys-
terious deaths du
ring the past year
has been appall-
ing we do not re
fer 20 those who
fell In the war
ThousRn q 8 Of
prominent m O n
and women have
died suddenly or
mysteriously
Why2
The doctors s.
certificates do not
tell the reason,
for too often the
real cause is far
back OF what !
given as the i'm
mediate cause Of
deab
Thousands rrr
certified as having
died Of pueumo
MIA. Now pneu-
monia Is Slmost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

Wood ward, February IA 10 IS. o,
February 70 aud 3 the anita fe viii
sell excursion tickets o WoOdw ard ano
return At one fare for the round trip
Return hroit seven DAYS from date Of
sale. A J. Corkips, Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25
|. HAYNES BUTTONS, NJ D.
GUTHRIE. o. II.
SPECIALIST.
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Bay your blank boohs. stationery and
oface supplies 1t Lilies drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-25

AGENTS wanted f0rthe &C. br, nd Ap ~
70 the elective and Iirtect-ve association,
Dallas, IeXas
First published In the DAILY Leader Deem
Der 81 1855.
LIQUOR NOTICE
To Whom II May Concern
Notice - hereby give that A. r McNil-
Ian has this Day fled bis petition 70 sell
AZ Tetah splrituous. vinous ana malt liq uors
IN MulhaiI Logan couaty. Oklahoma and
that. unless objection be flec on or before
the 18th day OF January. A. D.. 1893, said
petition will De grauted
Z; EMMETT sTHwAKT C0Bzty Clerk
~-i- okla, Dec. %. 1s9s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Weoerner RitterI6las.

8ei benz 2eibs&iiraIiersR sRegiment
SrOBer 8urfiirit (S4leiiIdes) SO. /
beitebt Elm altbergebru6ter 8rdu9 oes
RitterI6lages Der neuernannten Diff
ciere, pie ioldes bel tsinem anberen
Regiment Der preuBifden 2lrmee tpeis
ter pOrtommt. Rad bem So6 auf ben
&aiIer pollSiebt Ii9 bic Gersmonie tpie
fpl9t: Der Gltsits lieutenant erbebt
iid, nit ibm bic neuernannten Diff
ctere, unb nit Sinlpeis uuf ben Spru9
bes RitterIdlags nimmt er bic neuen
&ameraben in bas Offi:iercorps auf,
iie suslei9 mabnenb, itets Der pfli4>
ten, bic Der Ritteridlag ibnen aufer>
Iest, eineebent Su iein. Sieruuf 5iebt
tr einen md9tisen SiirdIIierbegen, bic
iunsen Officiere tretsn einSeln Dor unb
erbalten ie brsi S9ldge: u0en @rIten
fir Seine MaieitGt ben Saiier unO
&Onig!" = n0en 3peiten fir bic ebele
Reiterei" Den Sritten fir Srauenz
tbre unb fortan tsinen mebr!" 60
bann rei6t Der GlteIte lieutenant ieoem
gum 9itter 9eidlasenen bic Redte
unb Der GItsite Der Qufsenpmmenen err
bebt ii6, Inn elm god uuf bas Wohl
bes Glteiten Acknowledgements Der
preuBiihen 2lrmee uus5ubringsn, un@
ter Der 8erii9erung, baB bic nunmebr
gum Ritter @eidlusenen iih tets bies
Ter Gbre ipiirbis Seisen perben. Der
sroBs &iirai1erbesen, nit benz Der
RitterIdlag ausgefiibrt ipirO, ipuroe
anIGBlid bes 200idbrisen Re9iments<
jubilGums, bel ipeldem Der bdmalise
arpnprin5 Ieinen Batter pertrat, BON
ben S6dtern Der Sumilie Oes Sr6n.
b. 3issler unb Slippbauien bem RE
simente eigens fir bieien Ritteri9Ias
iiberrei6t.
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@aS 8abD fantt.

Ontel Som mar Der autmiitbi9Ite
alte Sunsgeieae; zines Suses, als ale
glnOeren aussegan9en iparen, mubte er
auf 8abD aufpaftn. Gum S9er5s
itellte er eine 2iite auf mas 8abp gllz
les in elmer Stunbe poIlbra9te. Sier
1T iie: y 9abp f9rie eine @iertelz
itunbs lang, Obne 9ltbem su id0pfen.
q 3og ppR .ieines Sntels &Opf unb
aus ieinem Sdnurrburt Suur genus,
nm elm SOpbutifen gu itppfen. 3 Be-
arbeitete Die Sapete, 10 bod es rei4en
fonnte, nit Der Seueraanse. 4) Ger
brad cine slGferne @aie, inbem es iih
burauf IeBts. 81 @erf9lang 6 &n0pfe
unO bic grObere Sdlfte elmer Strdbne
@arR. g. S6iittet ben Snbdlt bes
RGbtorbes in ben Serb. 2 8sriu9te
ben &ppf Der SaBe In eine SaIIe gu
quetI6en, uno purbe Bel bieiem Der
fu9e iGmmerli6 sertraBt. 81 Ser
i6lug ben &opf elmer feinen Wa9sz
puppe, bic Der Glteren S9fpeiter gez
bDrte, inbem es nit Der puppe einen
Rugel in Yapas Gplinberbut einaus
f9lasen fudte. 81 5iel BON Der Soz
pbalsbns unb riB Stpei toftbare @aIen
pom Panesl nit berunter, bab lie GER
braden. 1O) 3erbra9 stpei 5eniters
ideiben nit einsm SpaSierfod, ben
Sntel i6m gum Spislsn IieB. 1D Stel
in ben aoblentditen unb perburb oas
neue ipeibe &leib6sn. 12) 3iinbete
einen Seppi9 an, ats Sntel binausz
segangen mar, I'M mas Heues su bes
&inbss @ersniisen uufSutreiben. 13)
Sro9 unter bas Sopbd uub lpeiserte
ii9, berborSutommen, Bis ibm Snfel
ben Sopf nit Ginsemadtem ssseben
bate. 14) &lemmts ii9 sipiifen bic
8eine zines Stubles, bic abgebro6en
tperbsn mubten, bamit es beraus
tonnts. 15) Sdiittste einen Sopf Wil9
in bic Wprseni9ube ieiHer Nutter.
16) Gnblib, dls es feline Muttsr tom=
men fab, lief es Sur Sbiir binuus, fiel
bic Stufen binunter, pobei es ii6 bic
RaIe blutig f6lu9 unb in iein &leib
Elm God bon einem QuaOrotfuB @rObe
rib.
limb bod iit Der Ontsl iiberssugt,
bab 8abp nod mebr leiiten lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17

Rukrs fisbt. gs lit serabesu uns
glaublidb, tpelb cine trumme unb pers
tiimmerte 9eleli6aft bic Srduen iener
Seit tpdren! sene Srauen bdtten aus
nabmslps runbe Riiden unb 10 bod1
erabis, ipie mir iie beute unter unIsren
ortbopGbiIden 8rdnten Ielten ieben!
Dab in Der Shat Der runbe Riidsn in
iener 3eit elm @emeinsut Der Srauen
ipar. gebt baraus berpor, bab Der Wtos
Ter, ipel9er prdhtise MGnnerseitalten
malt, ben runben Riiden bel Der 5rau
iibsrbaupt als normal aniiebt unb buB
er feline Sbealgeitultsn nit .runbem
Riiden malt. 9lu9 bic 8erfriimmung
Der WirbeliGule (Stoiioie) fam in Rz
ner 3sit nidht ielten setpeien iein. -
9as 8ilbniB Der Ser5ogin @atburinu,
ipel9es fid in Der gusitellung befins
bet, seigt bieIe itart getriimmte Wirs
belIGule. Der SiinItlsr bat niff eins
nal ben @erIu6 sema9t, bur4 cine
eiinItige Stellung es Su perbeden.
Die Jruu nit bem runben Riiden 1T
nun ni9t etpu eine Sonber=gisen>
tbiimli9tstt grdnad1s; iie 1T allen
Walern iener 3eit gemeinIam. Wian
betradts 3. 9. bas betannte Bib gll>
bre6t DIFFERS vGoam unb @oa-, unb
man fpirb eritaunt Tein, iuie Der Mds
Ter, Der eine 70 pra6tpplle WGnnerses
| italt abbilbet, baneben eine 70 trumme
5rauengeItalt iteIen fonnts.
Re9t lebrreib lit in bieIer Besies
bung au9 bds Sur6bldttern elmer
GoitiimseT9i9te. Wenn man IN Der
goitiimgeI9i9te Der gulturb0lter bon
Sacob BON Salte bic 8ilber burdTisbt,
tpeIfe beutI9e Srauenmpben tpieoer<
aeben, faun man aus Der Saltung Der
betreffenben Siguren feben, pb iie aus
Der gprIettSeit ppsr aug Der pprcpri,ttz
li9en itammen. Die 2sbtsren baben
runbe Riiden, gritere iinb serabe aufz
geridtet. Man madt bel Der 8ebunbs
lung Der bier er6rterten Srugen, fust
Or. S6ana, oftmuls ben SSebler, cine
beIpnbers perI6niirte mpbsrne DAME
gesen eine ultsrie6iT6e SbeuIfigur gu
itelIeH. Wenn man bic unStpedmGbis>
felt Der beutigen Sruusntleibung iiberz
baupt baritellen min, lit bic Hebeneinz
anberitelluns ganS rihtig. gber ber
GtnfluB bes @orietts lGbt ii9 auf bieie
WeiIe rti9t nadtpeiisn. Dus lit nur
mDgti6, ipenn man corfetttrusenbe
unb ni6t cprfetttrasenbe Srauen nes
beneinanberitel1t, bic iunit aber mad
bemIelbeu princip getleibet iiub.
lin bic MDsli6teit zines Whbpers
itdnbnihes aus5ui4lieBen, betont Or.
S6ana gum S6Iub nod etnmal tur5,
bab er ili6t dls elm @ertbeibiger oes
GorIetts an ii9 auftreten min. @r
besfennt behsn S9Gblidteiten tsinesz
fdas. Gr pplIte na6psiIen, bab oas
GorTett, tpenn es ri6tig eebruudt
ipirb, in Der beutigen Srauentlsibung
Elm StpedmGbiger 8eitanbtbeil 1T. unb
bab bic Reform Der 5rduentleibung
ni9t nit Der 8eieitiguns bes Gprietts
beginner. iOnbern nit ihr enbigen
mub.
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.8os midi. ob.r id fiirdt.. ibr

r9as ni6f, aber i'd fiir6te, ibr
9atte ipirb S9pieristeiten MAIDEN" ="
nSie lit Derbsiratbet9" rief er, unb
In ieinen Qlusen flammts bas @tipds
duf, bas friiber bdrin seleu9tet bate,
frii9er, aIs er nod 0i9ter mar. nDer
lit Der Glenbe9"
Sd getanb - angsiidts fetner bros
benben Saltuns eebOrte Elm selpiFsr
Wutb baau-. bab i'd feIbit Der GIenb:
mar.
.0u9"
gr idien 5srIdmsttert. 60 muB es
in Dallenitsin ausgeieben babsn, als
sr ben @erratb bes piccolomini erfubr.
Sd enti9ulbists mid, 10 gut es sing.
unb fudte ibn miIOer gu itimmen.
2eidt 1T es mir ni9t geporbsn, idge
i5. Sd bate mid Sipar auf msinen
@ntrag borbsreitet. 4lIein meine anT
sebprene Sdiidternbeit beipirtte, bub
id iteden blisb. Sd ftottsrte unb itam>
melte, unb msine Gage begann tomiI6
gu iperbsn. 9a fisl mir, i'd psiB
ielbit ni9t ipie, 9eine 9idtung elm.
GID! rief i9 in tauienb 4ensiten, tCb
bub es ldnse getragen unb i'd lam es
ni9t tragen mebr 80. sic ludte unb
fab mir in bic augen. 8ei i'd muB es
Dir enblid iusen" fiel iie mir ins
DOrt, unb BEL lid liebs Did gu iebr"
fieI i9 ibr I'm ben gals. Siebit 9u,
70 lit bas setommen. SeitOem sibt
es fir @ld nur einen 9idter, unb ibr
2ieblinssgebi4t 1T - Der Douglas.
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Die SernfsmabI.

Gin bisbsrsr 8iirser unIeres elorz
rei6sn 2anbes Serbra9 Iib ben 9opf
bariiber, mas er Isinen Sobn iperoen
laFsn iolIte. .Wslder Dirt iinb feline
SGbisteitsn unb pel9en 8eruf pirb
er pGblsn2" fraste iih Der beiorste
Batter. Gines Sages fubr ibm cine
gIGnsenbe Sbse burd ben SOpf. pie tr
iid 9etpiBbeit periduffen fDnnts. gr
sins in bas 3immer ieines Sobnes
unb Ieete bort auf ben SiIh cine 9is
bel. cine SIaids Dbistp unO elm nas
selneues 9plbitiid. Damn peritedte er
Iid, um au bsobu9ten, inbem er gu iid
Ielbit iprdd: ~Denn mein Sunse bas
Splbitiid nimmt, 10 lou er elm 9ss
i6Gftsmann iperben; greift er Sur BE
bel. bdnn pirb sr Elm prebiser; nimmt
er aber bic 5IuI6e nit Wbistp. oann
lit tr unrettbar benz 5runte perfaIIen
unb 5u teinem 8erufe tausli9." Wes
niss ausenbIide ipdter lam Der Sunge
pfeifenb in's 3immer. Itedte bus 9oIbs
itiid in bic SaI9e, nabm bus Bud uns
ter ben 9lrm, snttortte bic 5laide
Dbistp, trant spei @lds9en bupon
uno gine, fi6 bic 2ippen ubIedeno,
fpieber binaus. Good gracious!"
Idrie Der 9llte Doll @nt5iiden. roer
Sunge tpirb Elm polititer!"
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ginIdm an Der 2anbtraBe ifebt ein
MuttsrgottesbiIb, gu ieinen S5iibeu
Iic9t Elm iunaes Weib, bic si.ternbsu
0Gnbe umtldmmern ben HoIentran5,
iiber bas biibi9e, juHge 9eii9t rollt
5brGne auf Sbrdns. Der Wino trdgt
.in3elHs, perlorene S0ne Der Sdn5mu=
1T 5u ibr beriiber.
Der Roientrans entiintt ibren Sim
germ. Iie lauf9t nit porsebeugtem 8or=
per uno biret bann laut f9lu95enb
bds 9eT9t in ben Sdnben.
S9eu Gus Der Serne, oamit lie nie=
manb in ibrsr Grmli9eu &leibung ee=
ipabrt, bat fe ben So9oeits5ug geie=
ben. ibr SerS trdmpfte iid 5uiummen,
mar es bod ibr Soief, Der bort an Der
Settle Der 9raut fab.
g(rm iein, betteldrm, ME 1T es Der
9tnttd 10 ibper eridienen fpie beute,
ba iie bic 2soeabid geIeben. in ibrem
itrablenben Pub. glrm iein unb ein<
fam baSu; bic Qntta peiB, lpie es tbut,
iie bate teinen Weni4en, Der na6 ibr
fragte.
Neben ibr i'm 9raie Iisgt oas 8iin=
bel nit ben tpenigen Sa6en. bic iie ibr
eigen nennt. 9lrm 1T iie, aber audi
itoi5, lieber min iie in bic Srembe se~
ben. ebe Iie ben Spot Der anoeren bul=
bet, bic bodmiitbigen8lide ibrer 9liid=
li6en Ripalin ertrGgt.
giod einmal betet lie an Dem dltsn
Wlutterguttesbilbe, bas 70 itia, 10
friebli9 tpie INNER aus bem 9etpirr
Der 8iii9e, bic es umseben, beraus@
i9aut.
rSb, matka, baska, biIf mil, ,nimm
bic iiinbigen 9ebanten aus meinem
Sersen!"
Np9 etnmal fdlinst bic Weinenbe
bic glrme um bas Bib; bann ergreift
iie ibr 8iinbel unb panbert bon ban<
men.
Die Sonne gebt gerabe CUR Ruber
purpurne Wolten Idpimmen am Sim<
mel, bic 8Gums, bic SGuier bes 9orz
fes, alIes gliibt uuf in bem 2i9t Der
i9eiOenben Sonne.
Die f90n 1T bic Ssimatb. ipie f90nt
gtie bat bic 9lntta es eetpuBt, ME ba=
ran seba9t, bab elm Sonnenunter<
gang ettpas Serrlides Iei; nun iie BON
bannsn gebt, erfdeint ibr bic 9eimath
in pertldrtem 2ihte.
Rad unb nad beriintt Der itrabz
lenbe Slang, lansIam itsigt Der Nebel.
bic 0unfelbeit empor, leiie i6lu6aenb
ipanbert bas MGb9en auf einfamer
StraBe in bic 5erne. SIM 9orfe tpirb
ber Subel immer toller, INNER i6rilIer
bic Muiit. INNER buntler Der @es Der
drmen 4nttd.
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2tn6enouff.
Ron aoureu, siesoeu.

SuH SuuleHt stNpBeh
9is 3sit bersiBt bu nimuisr, S.rs:
SIN SUM mars, bic Roien bIiibtsn,
llnb tauIenb 2el6t bimmelipdrts
9sn 9uft in beiben Strablen Iprii6s
ten.
Gs mar elm gplbner Sommertug,
$40 Slang unb Slid i'm Ser5en 5iinf
ben;
@is Ssssn in Der 2uft es lag,
Gs bufteten 10 fiiB bic 2inben.
Du mir 70 sliidli6, 2isb!
SIN lautsn Spnntugsfeitsebrdnse
9ing fin bic Ssbniu4t nit unb trieb
llns Ipdenb aus benz 2drm Der
Wenee.
9lm Walbtpss, mo bas Mpps iid fppb,
Da mo6ten einIam mir uns finAen.
Gin @pgel fang Der 2iebe Sob,
llnb fernber buftetsn bic 2inoeu.
1lnb beute tpirft Der Nsbelbuuh
Den S6ltier iiber bas 9elGnbs.
Sn 9prnen itarrt Der RoIenitruud,
Das Spmmerleu9ten sing gu gnbe.
'Gs fanf bas isibene 8lGtterbuh
limb fob bdpon nit rauben Winben;
9n6 InIere iunge 2iebe, - u6,
Die f9panb fdon nit bem Duff Der
2inbea-
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Der eiss.

Man bate eine fdparSe Waiie ses
funben, bic Rismanb tannte. S9liebs
Ii9 sins man elm paar 4utoritGten I'M
ibr 9uta6ten an. giner belt es fir
setrodneten Gapiar, Der stnbere fiji
ShieBpulper.
9lls iis lanse seitritten bdtten,
meinte Der 2ebtere: r@r ipplen ss ans
aiinben!4 .u
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17

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Iei8t.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05
Will Remain in Grand Rapids.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Nimits returned
from the M. E. conference Tuesday
and, as Mr.. Nimits has been appointed
to serve the Grand Rapids church
for another year, a large gathering of
members of the church and friends
met at the church parlOrs Wednesday
evening and gave him and his family
not only surprise but right royal
welcome to the charge he has served
so efficiently and faithfully the last
two years. A short program was
given, consisting of selections suited
to the occasion, after which greetings
and welcome were extended to the
pastor and his wife, which elected
hearty response. A set of silver
knives and forks was presented Mrs.
Nimits as a slight testimonial of her
willing and faithful service as organist
the last two years. The church was
decorated with plants and flowers and
the occasion was delightful one to
all present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05
TWIN CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY.
The Dynamo at New Plant Started-Street
Lights Not Yet on that Circuit.

What was that new whistle? 1t was
the ten inch tooter at the new brick
power house of the Central Electric
Co. and it has rich SonorouS voice.
Just the kind to rouse you to activity
in gentle, kindly manner
The new electric plant furnished all
lights in the twin cities, except the
arcs, on Tuesday night, and it must be
said that the service starts out hand
Somely. The street lights will be
attached as soon as poles can be re-
ceived and set up.
The first trial test was made with
few lights Monday evening. The new
boiler and engine have proven very
satisfactory at the start, consuming
little fuel for the amount of power
generated. The new dynamo is
capable of supplying 1000 incaTdeS
cents, double the number at present
in use. 1t is modern machine, with
all the most recent patents and differ
ing from most other dynamos in that
it has no moving wires connected
that will burn out.
The new building in parts is not en-
tirely completed, Aswitch board and
other facilities are on the way here,
hence indulgence of the public is eX-
pected It'll all is in perfect order. The
main object was to get started as soon
as possible, and that has been done.
Wiring and putting in of new lights
is progressing rapidly considering the
difficulty to secure men capable of
handling the work. Henry Hadring
is in charge as engineer at the new
plant, P. L. Utley, superintendent.
Otto Erdmann is running the old
dynamo of the Central Electric Co.
until street lights are transferred.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05
Worlds Fair Product Car.

The Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany will have their Worlds Fair
product car at the Green Bay depot in
this city on Wednesday, October II.
They invite everyone in the twin cities
to visit it. No admission fee. 1t
contains comprehensive collection of
the fauna, cereal, fruits, mineral and
vegetable products of the states ira
versed by the line of the Northern
Pacific railway, comprising Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Washington and Oregon. There are
also samples of wood, wool, building
stone, coal and in fact specimens of
all industrial products to be obtained
along that line.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05

Secretary w. H. Fitch of the Wis
consin State Cranberry Growers
Association has succeeded in compiling
a list of all the cranberry growers in
the United States who cultivate two
and One-half acres or upwards, with
the postoffice address of each. He has
submitted this list to the printer to
be arranged in convenient and COM
pact form for the use of the association
in sending out and collecting informa-
tion relative to cranberry growing.
There has been a demand for this list
by the census bureau at Washington
and it will also prove of value to COM
mission merchants and to all manner
of cranberry dealers. 1t will be off
the presses and in the handS of the
secretary on or about October IA.
The grade of paper used is paper that
will take ink. There are one thOus-
and names on the list.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-05
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner of Oak and Sycamore streets, Grand
Rapids Rev. F. A. Nimits pastor, residence 305
Oak street.
Public services for Sunday, Oct s., 1899.
$50 a. m. Class Meeting.
1880 a. m. Preaching.
11:45 a. IN. Sunday School.
800 p. Junior League.
Gas p. m. Epworth League
730 p. m Preaching.
Subject of Morning Sermon, "The Greatest
Motive for Service
Evening sermon, eff Christ Came to These
Twin Cities Would He Find Faith?"
complete report will be given of the work
for the year just closed
Thursday, Oct. II, 7:S0 p. m. Prayer and
Praise meeting. Teachers meeting following.
You are cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Come yourself and bring your friends