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AS DECIDED BY THE COURTS.

Rule. Of carrier that baggage will
not be checked more than 30 minutes
before train time Is held, in Goldberg
rs. Ahnapee & w. R.compsny (Wis),
a. l.. r. A. 221, not to be unreasonable
rs question of law, and 1t was held
not to be reasonable as matter of law
to leave baggage in the evening for
q train at six o'clock in the morning.
That person is confined In jail for
default of bail In a criminal case is
held In White VS.. Underwood On. c.,
46 L. r. A. zoe, not TO prevent service
upon him OF a summons In a civil &C
ton, with an order of arrest and bail
ancillary thereto. With this case is a
note reviewing the authorities,on the
service Of process on prisoners.
Selection of suitable intermediate
bank for the purpose of sending a check
for collection is held, In Givan VS.. Bank
of Alexandria (Tenn-), AZ L. r. A. 27O,
to constitute sufficient discharge Of
the duty of the initial bank In which
the check was deposited, but it is held
to be negligence to send the check d.
rectly to the drawee bank for collec-
ton.
An ordinance imposing license tax
on all merchants who use trading
stamps is held, in Fleetwood VS.. Read
(Wash.), AZ L. r. A. POS, to be valid,
although the tax is imposed for the
purpose OF revenue as well as the
regulation of business, when it APP
plies to all who see fit to use tickets
of that kind. A license of 500 is held
not to be oppressive.
Right to a mechanics lien for the
improvement of grounds by enrich
ment of the soil, planting flowers,
shrubs, trees, etc, without making any
structure thereon, except a rustic
bridge of slight Importance, is denied
in Nanz VS.. Cumberland Gap Park COM
pany (Tenn.), Z L. r. A. 273. where the
statutes clearly contemplate such liens
shall be created only by the erection of
some building.
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Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN RFFECT APRIL End, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.


IN RFFEcT APRIL 2ND, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.
Ii.ooPM. NO ~ SOUTHERN EXPRESS ally
~ Atlsnta augusta Jackson Vile. and
Joints Soath sleeper for Danvtlle.
Greensboro. Salisbury. and Charlotte.
Sleeper open at Richmond $3.50 o. N
steps ar passengers at local stations.
Connects at Danvtlle and Charlotte.
with New York and Florida Express
inc S7l carrying through sleepers be
tween New York and Tampa with con-
connects at Danviiie, Chsrlotte with
the Washington anc Southwestern Lin
tied (Eo So carrying through sleepsrs
YORK AID Memphis and new Yori and
New Orleans. also. Pullman TOURIST
sleeper None avs, Wednesday, and FRI
Sass fo1
all points In TeNas, Mexico ana Cali
forntz
ioste, n. @. Conaects at Moseley viii
Farmville and rowhatan railroad ~
Keysville for Clsrksytlle. Oxford, Hen.
derson and Durham and At 6 reensboro
for Durham, Raleigh. and winston.
salem at Danytle with NO. IS United
States Fast Mail, solid train, daily fot
new Orleans and poin Is South, which
leans ana New York to Jacksonville
i'd Miami for Nassau Habsns, Cuba
Through main sleeper Salisbury. 70
Mem shis via OF Asheville and Chatta-
100 p. NJ, NO IL, LOCAL, daily except srnda.
for Kevsvine ana intermediate point
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:Ss P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta. AsAevi lie
and ali points South.
$40 r. NJ, from Keysville and local stations.
LOCAL FKxIesr TRAINS.
nos. 81 and s. between Manchester aue Ne
apolis.VA
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} ~ CheSa peake ara
ssXOs Ohio Railway.

Schedule in Eject June II, 1900, From
Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-STREET STATION
700 =. m. except sunday IccL for Newport
Car.
mouth Parier car. This train stops
only at williamsburg.
40 p m daily local for Newport News
OlH Point, NORFOLK and hort moutn
ullman to Old Point.
geo :; m, except Sunday, LEGAL to Clifton
Forge
1901 noon. except SUNDAY. "Scuots,n spe-
cial' vi,h Earlor ars for Va Hot sprgs
aoe White Sulphur so i"iDg Car
carte. OopLects er Orsnge, Calverten,
MANASSAS and Washington.
SEQ p. m. Daily imiteS. to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and st. Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars connects for Virginia Hot
$50 p N. Gordonsville Accommodation, ex-
1880 p. m. DaiIy, Nv, to Cinoipn natl and
louisville pullman Sleeping car Con-
meets ter Virs ina Hot Springs
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
1850 n. m, Daily for Lyrchburg, Lexington,
snd Clifton Forge. Connects. except
rene branches aud for New Castle daily
600 p m. except Saturday snd sun dsN G ,ad
STONE ccor nooatlon. On : aLui day 4,
wlIl leave at p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
$50 a. m, erc~ut Sunday, from Gerdorsville
6:5o a. ~. and 3:4' p daily, from Cinctn-
natl anu Boui Vile,
II as q m g 80 y. M. Except Sun5ay ans els
p. m, N m Norfolk and d Point
4 Is. Z. NJ, eIeeps Sunoay from Hinton.
ID ~, EAceps sunday, krou Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
49,. O.. Eycept sunday from g aastone
and Alberene
6.2'S. -, Daily from Lynchburg, Lexington
ard Clifton Forge, snc except San-
day from New Castle, aud Rosney.
For detatied "a r. rm .ti~ n ,connsctioaE,e c
apply st Richmond Transfer office, No 90B
east Msin erect; ChesaPeaks All Ohio Pas
senger Office No 500 east Main st eet; Sta
tion Ticket Ofhoss, or ADDRESS
JOHN ID POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
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Servant of Society SwelI-Thunderi
How am going to light the fire this
morning? There's not q single bill In
the maii!-Fliegende Blaetter.
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A Poor Reason.

why do you allude to your cousin
as Miss Trout, when that isn't. her
name?" asked bunker.
"She is a freckled hearty" replied
spatts.-Town Topics.
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Not for Cane Nome.

Higgins-Why don't you GO t. Capt
Nome and get rich summer
Wiggins-I don't have to; I've got
allthe rooms in my summer h otel taken
till october-zDetroit Free Press.
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New Phone eSs.

X y R D RICHMOND,
~ i ~ tREDRRroksBusa
S.L foruMAo,
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION
SIS A. NJ Daily, for wash,os,on 49,.
goin,s North Stops :. wDfors
srSsasricksourg aud Quaatioc-
~. man Sleepers TO WashinS,
aud points %si Eol iS5 wsss H1i
o., Sien aren. Ashisnd Tay-
Psvine, Boswell, Auther Glen
SSHines summit. FIe 1s5sps,
ooTg, sroohe, widewa alter and
o.o,A M VSanueo. Buffet Parlor car
wy, except suRcay. for
s,nSton snd oints EorsS
Stops at El6., Glen Alien GsE-
,cSS, boswell, Milford Yreder.
fetaIg I'D Quantico. RSt
H% NJ. ppaiiy, eScep. suuda, "a,
s,Ssningt0n and points Norts
S.oPs az Elbs, Glea Aliea. ASH.
s at .nS QuAptico Buf
w asgsin ;onal Limited a.
$50 = e. Daily for washiryton am.
points North. Stops at FIhS
asIsnd, Dos vel, Milford Fred
erlcfsonrs. Brooke, Wiaewats-
arc QuantlcS. Stops other sss-
1,oss Sundays. sleeper Rici-
mond to New YORK sleenep
washington to FhiIadeiphia-
ARRIvE BYRD-SrRREr SrArIes.
4. NJ, Daily: Stops at w1ae.v.t.r
tnlooks. FreSericksbarg, Mi,
lord, boswell, Ashland, ans
Eloa stops at other stctto1s
npI1nSasys, Sleeper New York &c
SOS P. NJ. D.ily, eIceot sunday. Stops az
Teii. assi %S IN Milford. Dos:
hlos. Buffet Psrlor car.
o''" NJ DAILY stops only at Frea'ksburg
DSswelI, Ashland md EIbs
Pullman oars from New Yorl-
s.np N ia washington
0H0r' M PPa ay: stops = widswates,
init, SuInea Woodlands, Mi.
-ord, Penota, Rather Glen Dog
well, Tsylorsvine, Ashisad.
Slen Allen, and Elba. Buffet
rArior car
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
daily except Sunday
SIS NJ. Leaves ElbS for Qu,nttoa
M leaves Byrd ST. for Freeertck
$50 ?. NJ, Leaves EIba for AshIsn.
S;aQ A. N Arrives Elba from ashland.
%" =" A-s arrives BYRD street Station from
~ Fredericksburg
6:Oo Z. M Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains, -Scrs1S
Over O. & o. aud e. F. & P. Railroad
Via boswell. bssSM
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
60. &O)
6:16 AN, Dolly, for washington AVA
points north. Stops at DosyTeU,
Eredericksburg and QUAINT ioo
ruIiman slsspers to New
soc P. N, Daily, for Washington and
points Mouth. Stops ct Boswell.
Fradertcksburg and QuauttcO
Pullman Sieepers to Neg YORK
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. &O.)
$50 P. n. Daily. Stops At Frededosys-
burg and boswell. Sleeper
from New York. $50
W'So I'm Daily stops at FredericksourE
ana boswell. SIeeDers frsE
Rev York. cRT
W.P. TsYLOR. Traffic NanaCs-
n. ID. Myers. Prssiden
WANTED-A fireman for "A hora.
M power boiler. Must corse rT
FeemmeDdec-
Apply ct
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8I1 N zth ST.
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An sines.

An lrash grocer advertises Quart
pals OF an dxes for sale cheap."-Chica-
so Daily News.
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Cowardfce,

The plea Of consistency often means
cowardice.-Ram's Horn.
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CUdFAN1'S JAMlNs-tSIN Az LINZ '
To norton, Porssmoutln Old eeins, Hewpor,
News, Clarennount, and Jsmes River landings
and connecting 1t cid FONT and Norfolk to
Warrington baltimore and the North
STxAMKH PooAzoNrAs Lnkvrs MONDAY, WEB
NKsDAY AND FRIDAY Alta.
Eleotric-cars direct 70 wharf. Fare only s1-ts
and and E:oo 70 Norfolk Eo or m 0ld Pcin'
Frsixhs reoeived daily from sbeve-aaues
pIacsS sn6 All points In Gsssern virginia snt
: = - IRWIN wEIsfaER
S0perinten6es
EDWARD 4. BARNHY ea
Gene rel onaees; Planters Bank suiidinE.
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aux "hte oke against Iynching,
sept ~ senior ShpehE, Cuban, nothing Haven Cuba
10 Jte Leftor tolor-3
:, 10 Robert SEh Col I"nocen. dead
~ GEORGE Wets Colorcd, Murder, CITY Kan
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Put hand obwhite woman, Jsspe,
Attempted Asssult. Pert ,sibsoa
Criminal Assault, Bell Buck
Attempted Assault

lhyesf old Son. white, Shooting mar
'hhrie Hrt eoiod criminal Ala
aug oored NearG
aug 49, < " j. Floyd colores wanted vsrk osiiessvie
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WANTED-A fireman for a horn
W power boiler. Must conss w1
FeemmeDdec-
Apply ct
49, THE PLANET OFFpcx.
Sl1 NJ 4th St.
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tseversy
The colored American., 1900-11-24

Grocery and Feed Sixth st.
So per cent on the of food o1' N ~
and combination
rno out In hrst style B. low ~ FOOF-
and broad minded limit
sfsmli but
decrepd OF the whole
WhoIe people black
ses apart Grend
and account
OF tne Order and
SxfbSt
land
Inc order farms
buildings. 49, A~N0on " 'ne7e the Ofdet leases IL
For any further information, address
W. I. TAYLOR. g. W. Master. " 1O"Ah1A VI '" 7e're'A''
The colored American., 1900-11-24
The Late Oliver DeHart.

On November 7th, at 3:45 p, N. at
the residence of his foster mother, Mrs.
Marcellina 8. Williams, 1850 Madison
street, n. W. after a painful illness
which he bore with christian fortitude.
there departed this life, Oliver DeHart,
young man of promise and very well
and favorably known in Wheeling, w
Va. and Pittsburg, Pa. The deceased
was born in Staten Island, n. Y,
Sept 4Ih, '73- He was young man OF
sterling qualities and had an amiabIe
disposition which endeared him to the
affections OF all with whom he came In
contact. AS son he was loving, gentle,
obedient and as young man he WE
loyal and adhered to those princip es
which go far toward the moulding OF
ones character for good. The last sac
rites were held over his remains in the
Vermont Avenue Baptist church, Rev
George W Lee officiating and the body
was Inferred in vault at the Harmony
Cemetery. The floral tributes were We
numerous and exceedingly hands me
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Down in Kentucky.

Msysville, Ky, Specialize Ep.
worth League SuO'Distriot Couven'
tlon Will be held In this city beginning
December 1st, lasting several days. The
newspaper syndicate bureau Of this
city, bids fair to do the papers supplied
with news by 1t, a great deal Of good
Miss frankie Wbaley is able to be out
after serious attack OF rheumatism.
MIR Frank Lee member of the senior
class is improving slowly. Prof. J. 8.
Hathaway former principal of our
school, reports thorough satisfaction
with his work at Frankfort State
Normal Pupils OF the high school and
grammar departments will give an en-
tertalnment few nights before
Thanksgiving. The hunters report
plenty game, so, We expect DIR NJ c.
B. Mason of Cincinnati "rabbig killing''
at any time.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Bishop Moore Seriously I'll.

Bishop III. M. Moore, one of the new
bishops recently elected at the Quad
rennial Conference at Columbus, o.
and one of the sblest aud best known
prelGtes in the county, is seriously ill
at his home in Jacksonville, Fla. Dr.,
Moore was Finencial Secretary Of the
A. M K. Church, with headquarters In
this city, before his election ss bishop,
and his record as a financier plac, him
at the top notch. He is man of most
pleasing address ard graceful Oratory
and is one OF the most popular men
in the A. M. E. Church. HIS many
frieuds in this city would be glad to
know of his early recovery.
The colored American., 1900-11-24

Hon. John n. Ruffin, U. S. Consul
to Ascunsion, Paraguay, is spending q
few days IN this city. He took his leav g
to take part Ia The campaign just over,
and after visiting his old home in
Memphis Tenn, be was IN the great
political wind up ia the West.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
You Bet, We Are

We would like to know if Edward
Everett Cooper of the Washington CoI :
ored American Is happy: We think ne
should be, but we would rather have IL
drectly by word OF mouth from him
Nev York Age. '''A1
The colored American., 1900-11-24

ooncommltast and then The Interest
In tie discus ION took fresh turn. MIR.
Bryan wss enasculsted. Mr.. Tlllmsn
was exeoriated and the repast was
thoroughly mastiCated. Then We drank
Ice water and resortsd to tooth picks
Judge Raymond is q most companion.
able and agreeable gentleman and is
one of the big men down in the village
OF Altoona, where he has just moved
into new $4,000 house for which he
holds the deed. He and Nr. Quay are
very thick and | don't wonder at it for
The colored American., 1900-11-24

men in Pennsylvania politics. He told |
me that he actually took the nomina'
tioD for re election to his present Of
flee and that he was the only republi. |
can on the ticket u no passed under the
wire without scratch His face was
as smooth as billiard ball and there
was bea,ific sm lie on his c0untenance
denoting that he is at peace with al
the world, He is great success on the
bench ard is popular with his fellow
citizens of Altoona. The Judge told me
confidently that he has built new hen
house on his new premises and has
several fine breed Of Gospel birds there
In. AS L have pressing invitation to
call. shall keep this fact before me
What | started to say was that the
Judge is responsible for whatever legal
erudltio1 there may be contained in
these few scattering remarks, as when
l left the Hotel Marshallett on the
night Of our very pleasant gathering I
was handed the wrong hat by the hall
man and did not discover the mistake
until the next morning. Inspection of
the hat b md disclosed the fact that it
belonged to the Judge. 1t was a sort
Of an echo hat aud very close fit
| While wearing it / fancied that I heard
things about like this: "Mr. Clerk, en-.
ter nolle PROSE- in that case " $50 or
80 days, stand aside SIR" Now. my
good woman, let me hear your story"
Silence in court! 60 orr" sJames
johnson, stand up!" us this your
wife?" Well she Gays you struck her,
aud bears the evidence in her fee aud
neck. You are committed for 365 days
10 hours and Il minutes and may the
Lord have mercy on your cowardly
soul. Step aside madam, call the next
case" shipped that hat to Altoor a
on my return to Albany, but think l
absorbed a good deal Of the law that
was in it. Hence these 'pints."
One OF my..numprOus cOrres spOndents
writes TO enquire il l We tended any
OF the sessions Of the woman's c0nven
tion recently held at the State Capitol
and what think OF the color line ques-
ton? Don't yCu think" continues
my correspondent, THAT Mrs. Ruffiu
ought to let up Iittl,? DON'T 1t look
as though the race is striving to attain
that social equality which we have al
ways dIsclaimeG? II cOloreJ delegates
are admitted what is to be gained by
the race? In other words what are We
lighting fOf? Does it pay to make
these still fights for these non essen
tlal things when there are so many in
valuable rights to be fught fol?'
l did not attend any session OF the
Woman's Convention here as men were
not admitted. I think the color lie
question raised by Mrs RC fin is mia
| take. especially in view of the fact that
only few years back this same Mrs
Rutfin n asserted in an interview which
was generally published that there W Is
not one drop of Negro blood In her
veins, and that she Was Of Indian and
Spanish origin. II color line questions
must be raised it ought to te done bv
Negroes.
There was a Negro lady delegate in
after dance on this convention. Mrs
The colored American., 1900-11-24
THE GRAND FOUNTAIN.
United Order nf<<
-SrFue RRinFmRrS.
ORGANIZED January 1, 1881.
offices GOA, 6O6 and 6OS n. End st., Richmond, u

An order devoted to the interests Of its members both
relations We offer opportunity for gilt edged
enterprises owned controlled the Order
ored men, who members of the Order
sound in health mind good moral
three 0 older than sixty (60 eligible
Fountains the Subordinate and the
SUBORDINATE FOUNTAINS.
To join Subordinate Fountain you IA
You $ so to $6 go sccordng age joining
the country 80 cents month dues in the city
months. You taxes so cents month
As Sick Benefits you receive from Sc 90 So 90 per
ments.
Death Benefit, your family receives $500 you
After the Death Benefit is $l25.00
The colored American., 1900-11-24

Loans and discounts .......... $8.272 80
o her stock, bonds and
mortgages ...................... 164 42S s3
Due from National BANKS e.. 4S, 3s3 %
Banking House ........ ......... IA, 600 90
Other real estates ........."... 80 58S 90
Furniture and Fixtures .. e $50 on
Current expenses and taxes
paid ................ .............. l 388 80
Specie, nickels and cents .,.. 12. 800 so
Paper currency ................... 30, 5,s2O 90
Total ,....... ................ 3s1, ,l2O "a
The colored American., 1900-11-24

In Glass B. the age limit is IA TO go years.
dues, 81 rs to 81 20. The Certificate Is valued
After one year, its value is 500 TO $50
In Glass E, the age limit is IA TO % years.
50 so to II 40 The Certificate is valued first yes
one year it's value is $500 to $500
In Glass n, the age limit Ii to 90 years.
S21 to $25. The certificate is valued from date ot
You are entitled to a Life Membership in
Classe and Z upon purchase OF the required
pays dividend annually of 90 per cent.
The Grand Fountain United Order Of True
29 1900 total of 1892 Death Benefits, with @ g
HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
GOTHAM NOTES.

Continued from seventh page }
The colored American., 1900-11-24

90
received
Cashiers
close OF business fourhng condtion
FESOURCES
The colored American., 1900-11-24

To Join the Rosebud Fountain YOU
3 and Il year OF age You pay 81 90.
installments. The monthly dues are ei
IS Fountains may deciGe. The annuf
You receive as Sick Benefit from 81. So
in weekly payments.
AS Death Benefit. your family will
you die within year. After one year
Is $37.
In the INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Glasses: Glass B, Glass E, and Glass
payable annually or quarterly.
The colored American., 1900-11-24

, THE BANK In our Savings Bank I'll
fS and furnishing institution that is a credi
tI8 der butthe race as wesl. It began bushes
~ capital stOckis 500 900. The business is
- any other regularly constituted bank, al
the same safeguards The stock sells
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-26

Special to Republican,.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-Wheat-The wheat
market today lost all of the advance
which was scored yesterday, and more,
too. The market opened strong on bet
ter cables, but the decline at Liverpool
later on was quickly reflected here and.
the speculative demand. which was
much in evidence for the last two days,
Was lacking today. Local sentiment
was again bearish and against any
maintenance of advances. Outside in
terest was very light and the market
heavy turnout the entire session. There
was a fair cash business Local sales.
3l6 900 bushels. New York exports,
forty-seven loads. Clearances, 1913, 900
bushels Receipts here, 142 loads, with
145 estimated. The Modern Miller re-
ports increasing evidences of fly in the
wheat belt. Exports of wheat and flour
for the week We're 4.923,91S bushels.
Since July. Sc. 447 900 bushels. The wheat
market continues to disappoint its
friends and is stagnated by speculative
indfff erence 1t seems impossible to get
any fair advance without local senti-
ment forcing the market down while
the outside interest continues to neglect
wheat entirely
corn-Corn has been weak for the
nearby futures and fairly strong for
the deferred. Selling by the local pro-
fessionals. who have been the main
support in corn for some time past, was
the main feature. Liverpool was I'd
lower. Clearances, 100000 bushels. Re-
CENTS. s29 cars. with 3l5 estimated. Los
cal sales. 100000 bushels, with twenty
mine loads at New York. Argentine
Shipments, $4,000 bushels. Stocks are
mot expected to show much change
oats-The oats market has been
steady with moderate buying by the
commission houses. Receipts, 40 cars
with 100 estimated for tomorrow, Fair
cash business. Local sales. 10000 bush
els.
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The GRlNNELL NEWS.
L. B. Palmer TO Coach tho College
Eleven-LOcals.

Eleven-LOcals.
Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Grinnell, Oct. rs. L. r. Palmer. q
former student of Iowa College. ID
coaching the foot ball team for few
days. Mr.. Palmer is well known a.
Grlnnelfs fast runner few years ago.
Especially was he fast IN long distance
running. He played on the Princeton
team in 1888 and 1899 In 1898 he Was all
most the unanimous choice Of foot ball
experts for the ..All America team. MI.
Palmer has good material to work with.
One thing they lack. and that Is beef.
and which 10 something no expert or
experiences can wholly overcome. The
boys showed wonderfully against the
giant Scandinavians at Minneapolis.
Mr.. Corrough is laying sawed stone
walk on his premises. corner Main
street and Fourth avenue.
John Morrison, OF Keokuk county,
spoke at Oak Grove last night. He was
in Grinneli part OF the day.
Mrs. A. j. eebring left this morning
FOR Springfield. Ill. to visit her mother.
Democratic meetings as follows will
be held in Grinnell: Saturday evening,
Oct. q, Rev. G. c. Harrah: Wednesday.
Oct. 81, Hon. Cato Sells; Nov: 3, Hon.
A..C steck and Hon. J. w. Lewis. All
evening meetings.