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HELP wANTED-NAIE.

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.,..,.--.--.
-.-' ... H'. .htnigll work. must Ha
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HANTEu. Good e.Iur,I man for coon head.
good wa-g- Address Box .l- tins office 81
.. ,,.7---..
md y SIS JOHN T. CLARK. a
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.u.lH.a-. = %. uV.. between I'D and .f sr. 81
.T-,Ia7-r-r,.
'.rr.r -ruu $500 -tI 80 rar .ra-s
.r- ,,-T--r,
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND -7svos
At lowest rates and the day you appIv Wa
are loaning on The Building and Loan kssocis tio,
plan. Nhlcn maSes the cost Of carving loan.
much less than you pay elsewhere and ailoyrz vg1
10 pay V on IN any sized EOtes yOu desire r1to.
ming f.Om one 20 twelve months u Won have !,
loan with some ether company We viii nav Il
Of ard advance you more money il desired R,t..
cheerfully given. and no cost 10 you sln,ess -,
is mae call and get rates Front room a.
foJT
National Mortgage Loan Co.
S25 { ST n IA
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For KENT-ItnnNIs.

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10" h.NI one room. furnished "r "ni"T"i 5.l.'.
v,..-r- r.-,+ -...-,,r g., .T, - ,r.--.
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rnr r..grf,,. '..rr ,.t.r ,r ii. n ., r.
clos
FOR EENT-Faruf-a,I. tH-e. rooms for hau-.-
aeeTiu-. -ls for cooking. moderate zll I-r 81
us,. CLOS
toh kE>I-I"o room. furnished; 2d floor. =
aus. 30, .-. L. ST. nv ,.'-"
5'r,. , .,'i -. i.ly' ly "r.'D I'o"' u" "
,---7. No..
= 81 NV. MOS
80 -.
tob ELNI-i2-l New York ave- NV, d7uhi" an1
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FOR RENT-Fumishel rooms for men only
1922 9TH &C. NV mIp-g
r0R PtNr -r,, r----. - .f--l a. .-.-l
heat and "a, I415 I,-r q rg g1o-g
-, -
.i,'.l. VI . ig'.'i'' '''' rom
ron pr-,-r
IN. NJ ~ l-r large , rooms, corner n'e w,n
----,, r,,-,-,,
rr,rrr.i, !, J.ir.l ,,y <
,,, ''i'7 " U,'Ie'' 500 Ne" Jersey ~s
r0N .- "HN ~ r. , III'i,l'd pretty rooms. summer
PRICES "a I-Ln s. NV. e2-"
oH ~ moo" iT""5 rom ,omrleiyy
-'-'' '-- '''. ST. NV
pi.s-s rr ..,5 a. ,--,.'.t. .r,I.
or en- suite. loo 7rh ST nv ms
FOR RENT r-Nir. rom. Mil, 10Th b,., -r5
light. rrlear4Hfr ~ sfT, - rr me.
and car lines. gI-, small roon rc,lr15n m
4 ST. ne ms
FOR RENT Furnished ,r ,rYfr7r,i-T,d rooms
is5- 1otL !. m '''S'''1 '' u''u' n'''' 5, l,,'l's'
z-np rr,--r t-..--.-7-I ---------, -
OK M II uTni.hed or unturni-hed three
s-.--- - o., -,-- ---
FOR RENT-g3i New York ave; comfortably fur
transient. s,ror'yp..i,trj anu JAIN e.-s
I---71 T,I->-l-
1888 9th ST NV. e,-s7
ron DI-,-- r
ST. N"' ESQ
Lvh RENI-Ihree furnished rooms SO; two,
.---2- 80, 90. 2,- nv -'---o
["h llt, RENt-Ro2ms for light housekeeping sl2
N'Iih capitol ST. mss
FOR RENT-Tuo large. completely furnished
rooms Tor hight housekeeping; heat. gas. bath;
southern exposure Ii2 Mass ave ne. corner
T6P B5-,=r ~ ------ -, = M
m NJ '''''-'' ''1o"- N.o'' .-q
-
F'h hENI-Nicaly-i furnished front room, second
49,, - - 80, Nv
foh EtNl-li 9Th 81 NV, furnished rooms;
.L-1t he.-eeeepInE permitted ms
fNN hENl Newly UapCred. painted and fur
A-'-.-- rooms 5l+ 9th 81. NV. m5-i
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PERSONALS.

EEkSONALS-
IT, Va,v. - Specialist,
Oldest In age; longest located;
Regular graduate, two schools;
Authorized BY the District Government
To treat ell diseases Of the Nose, Throat and
Lungs, Heart, Nerves, Brain, Blood, Skin
Stomach. Kidneys and Bladder. Night Losses,
Sexual Weakness, ard 81 Special Diseases
q either sex. Structure, Vzricocee ard
rydroceie cured without cutting Or opera
ton No pain. No loss OF time Z pror1pt
and permanent cure guaranteed Syphilis
Ns1y Staget cured for life without mercury
o. Potas-. No exposure.
CHARGES LOW.
MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Daily Office Hou-s-1O t. ard . 20 $50.
Sunday 10 % r2-
FREE CONSULTATION.
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BFEAfNOOD-Frvc minutes uaIl fr-n Bi-fr-gf
i-he saauaaaa electric road, lots 50zaul f8r ,I2J
a. - pcr month Enquire W. A BARTLETT.
Loan and Trust Building 15l-lu,
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wANTED-uNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

MANIED-TW0 UNFINISHED rooms with raoti1,
Si-, g. very cHeap' state tuI particulars. Addr.s
BON @s5 this office. -r,-s
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NANIEb-Nhi.r rirl. general rau-oNurI. Oh.
washing; light ,or. -. 10Th Sc uU- ul
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NANIEh-Two auu.,u, an, for private family u.
NV ,rr
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
For >ALE-A grocery store. southwest ,arngr
gi ri and g. sts. sV-. DO husiugs, - years. -rI-
ing on account of ili-helIth- clos
FOR >ALE-Bar-aiu. dining room and furnished
room house Addrg~ bon Ss', this Office. mlo-3
WILL exchange an indispensable and quick SELL
er. '- =. patent, with about 81 90 worth OF
stock. DOB exchange for f--,-e ass automobile.
Hu7'u"-- chance address boa $50, JLis office.
WANTEu-To buy. drug store: cheap for cash.
Allress Bon 2,4. this office mIas
WANTED To Iuy. good paving bread route Ad-
lig-- BON a-i. tHls oihre- mID-g
WANTED-N1iiuery store for ready cash burcr.
qgL,e. DUNLAP, - r ST. mI1s
FOR RENT-Tla cafe in the Olympia Apartment
H1V-c. furnished UufUruislcd, a snap for
good man. about twenty I1Irders 10 start with
OSCAR N. WHITE. ma ST. mlJ-s
FOR SALE-A No I grocery and market store.
prominent corner Northwest. dwelling attached
Aedre-s BOY 352. this office m9-8
WANTED-Ta bay. q. e.tabIi-hed grocery. r-irb
dwelling State particulars Addae-s BOX 3a7,
tins office. m9-5
FOR SALE-Coufectioncry. invoice 500 viI
sell for $40, 50 cash Address BJN asG, this
Office. mg-8
FOR sALE-Lunehr7om. joe cream and soda:
cali ana investigate 2ll7 9Th q. NV. mos
FOR SaLE-Drlg store: excellent location. 500.
DJ MAP. COS F st. ina-s
FOR SALE Cheap: established Iu-ing-5 paving
Box s5g this rffrc
FOR sALE-Thirty-gaIIOn milk route. Cau g3l
- me-
lALf lNit-itf1I IN printing oilee; hig con
D
F5P IN - go ~ i-.------
Frozen Dsforfl..- r-sssr-ss ,.irf ,., 49,. --i
reason for s,T-n@- Apply At once. aas Indiana
ave. NV basement mss
FOR SALE FI.---.- .--------- --=7- =------- -
yfsrilsre BI.NT tp .ny. D u
F0P s,IT-1--- .----. 90 .--7- -
CAPITAL BU~INF~~ EXCHANGE A-T.rf.. r...,J
ir- '...-
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-lNIiDI i" ~ ~ l' l'Ll 'sa'tt WIN h"c.l.H-i would
''N 'i'' .'-5 once
-.-,
5,t gN R, Wy ny D4no'. VIII leave city o. the
- 80 ----e ------- e'-D
nnD IAI ELS e'lerie4 or no charge H. D. COR
- - - - - = " 49,
FOR sAIE-HoRSEs AND zyF.EygCTEz
------------
uh NAI.l-- '"r-'. '-I,- l- So, harness. set
ba -a.a from 10 10 D. a.. rr.. Z To- g D. rr rro.
1fL 81 sa. arH-g
l---7g
.. 7- ,.' III N ] --,.. '' once
GII J. 81. uE -r1-.
J..t.. va, rSr.gl W" Io,ris @ , r. Top ,5. I'-. and
eos
E1k >ALiE..--IweHty bead Of Virginia a1r-ss-
M '-..'-,--'--, S nlDS-, 90 , -i- -.- ,.1-.
t"h >hLL-i"' good "ors horses. cheap. 5zs
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WANTED-ROOsfs

p" \ ~ Ei, -BJ september J. tVo TOR three rooms.
suitable for home for two refined 1u1,ir,. g-.rr,,
in public building; within six -ulre, # IoI,
81 ana Pa ave NV; viii pay SI5 f9r room, r=r-l
i.shi and heat; reference. Addre-- BOX 2if
Ills office. 80
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NANIED-A thoroughly ouw0.teur -t,ur.rarlrr.
must spell. puuotullc. and tyTanrire accurately.
position permanent Apply. between $3.50 ami
3-i) D. u-, saturday. 81 second floor 90 &. ST.
NV. -f
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NANfED-By EeuIoul-E Dad. o.. rald a.s -taa.-
graphic d'otatiou a, h.r home. AIIrc>, BOX s--
Tins 0ffit, mi
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FOR EXCHANGE.

To TRADE Tor upright piano. good make build
ms .oJ kl>llIuN, Els pa. ave. nv. mss
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WANTED-A calar-d woman % ,raa. wash. anil
iron. 1870 T st NV r...-E
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NANlEN-Naua-iu- E.u-, keeper: rru-. have ref
s2l + NV. rr
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

kOk SALE. >even-roam dwelling hot and cold
"n''f- baths shade. laTs, I0i, near electric
cars, N-.yD. easy terms.
DJCkETT O. DENT. C.5 F. st.
FOR SAILS ~gveu-rUou dwelling. shade ONT.
bgi.i'ue-, one acre good land near steam ana
clugfr. cars. bargain
DJCkETT & DENT. G85 b st.
FOR >tIE-INenty acres; good land. seven
room a"ri.Ins5 barn. stable. fr.it. near station.
-. 100. easy terms
m--5 DUCKETT * DENT. ,.l5 psf
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CASH TO LOAN

CASH TO LOAN
on FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC
Eithout Ts1.ossl from your possession and In an,
GuJunt from SO 20 500. Cur rates - -
cheapest and you make your own y
Loans made within three hours Eom tba -.
!Cu apply We loan for the interest only a1d
DO not want your gOOG5. you need have ~
fear Of losing them Our Offices are up on ~.
fifth 2cor. away from the street and are - a.
ranged that We can ensure strIctest privacy Dro,
in and get rates
POI UMAC GUARANTEE LOAN Cp
g.s-g3O F ST. MAR sTH nv
Room a. Atlantic building
Take Elevator to Fifth Floor
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SALARY S

S A : a RY
Loans 20 honest employees. Think OF III We
loan money upon notes without security Of
any Kind.
It VIII Cost You Nothing
To call and allow us 20 quietly erpl,JD Nh
can save you money If you want rnorev
CUiCa-scc today No delav No.
waiting. Courteous Treatment always Nj.
want your trade. You want our rnoDay
That's enough 90 make the deal w., -,
money on Furniture. Pianos. etc, also. AZ
reasonable rates.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO
COZ r Street N. w.
Money to lend on furniture 51i
piHnOs5 lowest rntcs. MASTERS =
CO.. Room %, warder building.
HERE IS your opportunity 70 procure \ L.,
on your furniture OF piano from 4 private r,rt-
IL low rate. Address BOY Ig0. tLLs otFee
ezO-tf
MONEY To LOAN on APPROvED CO.TIT-
IkAL-No delay CHARLES A BAKER. Roonls
20 and "a MetzeIott Building. IIlO ST
NuNEl LOANED salaried peop.e and retail T-e-
chants upon their own names without secIlrirv.
easy payments TOLMAN. Room - gos-gIt ::
ST. "a "
MONEY To LOAN at 81 20 S per .ceat IN sum,
Of 1000 70 $1,000 on D. c. real estate. nav a
ard Fcr cent mortgages and begin anew All
l-4hsIciyns conducted wiki economical cuuSida-a-
zion for b0rTOTeIA NM II. SAUNDERS a 90
l+Ol 81.
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wANTED-TfOUsES-

"ANiEb-io rent for -is months ur One vaE-
80 'en-'pon modem furnished house. nr fat ia
.'-iia''e nei-hbarhn1d, ug others ned answer.
NnTihNesi pref .rFct. Address PHYSICIAN. BOY
SG. this ofsce a
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NANTED-To rent bv September J g., --,--,.--
house. aI modern Improvements. moi Dr.. rva,ar
50 per month; Capitol Hill preferred A5Irr-s
Box .-5f, this Office
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS Something now the NarausI. ,ufa-
matte Fish Hook; fishermen buy on sight Slrr-ro
and terms, 20 cents DDFRING & co. 1--
Stuyvesant ave. Brooklyn. y Y rl0-2
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
. CLINTON ITEMS.

Bethel A. M. H. church of Davenport
will give another excursion /. to this city
on the steamer J. S. Thursday Aug. Goth.
Rev. P. P. Taylor spent last week with
his family. .ss
The .stewardess gavea social at the
church Monday evening, those present an
enjoyable time.
A. A. Bush and family. Mrs. G. v.
Bush and daughter. Mrs. Green and son
of Chicago spent Sunday IN Davsnrort.
S. c. Smith is in Chicago on business
this week.
Mrs. N. o. Culberson is reported as
being quite i'll. H.,
Quite number are preparing to 60 to
Chicago to attend conference.
Mrs. Missouri Allen has through her
attorney commenced procceedins against
her husband Lewis e, Allen for divorce.
Subscriqe for the Bystander the only
race paper in the state.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
THE DELINEATOR.

We have just received the Sep
tember number of the Delineator,
high class fashion magazine
for ladies, IT also has some of the
best literary notes and household
hints that can be produced, and
every home should have one. 1t
is published by the Butterlck
Publishing Co., New York. One
of the articles is "The Meaning
of Home" A very practical ar
ticle regarding Home and Family
Life, by Professor Ellen M. Rich
ards, appears in this number of
of The Delineator. The first
sentance is "The house is but
the shell of the home, shell
ment to enclose and protect, not
to crush it, These few words
give an idea of the breadth and
sympathy with which Professor
Richards discusses the subject.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
SHANNON & MOTT co.

For some years Des Moines had
no flour mill that kept up with
the pace of the city's rapid ad-
vancenent. A few years ago
two enterprising men organized
a company known as the Shannon
& Mott Co., to operate flour
mill. To-day they have done as
much in advertising our city as
any other one manufacture. The
FALCON FLOUR, their leading
brand, is known and appreciated
far and wide. It is through
them that Des Moines is now per-
mited to hear the great lecturer,
Mrs. Jaret McKinzie Hill, editor
of the Boston Cooking School
Magazine, next week, II, %, 29
and 80, atOur Circle Hall on 9Th
and Locust street, over city public
library. No doubt the woman
and cooks will appreciate this
rare opportunity and attend each
lecture each day. See add on
page eight.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23

Ash an Industrial school in Iowa A meet
ing was held Aug. 10Th with the following
persons paesent; DR.. T, Reeves Of Keokuk
Mrs. B. Higgins Of Burlington. Nh. 8.
Lee and Mrs. Allen Of Burlington and Mr..
e. Carter OF Buxton. DR.. Reeves was o.
ssssd president and Mrs. Allen secretary
the movements was endorsed by Booker
T. Washington and is meeting with the
most hearty approval Of Ill.
Word was received here Monday that
Prot, ]. Lane we'll known educator and
the principal ofthe Louisiana, No., color.
ed SCHOOLS. died Of consumption aged 3ss
years. He was an excellent instructor
and the news OF his death will bs received
with much grief by his many friends, tho
remsins were taken to Sedalia No,
where the funeral will be held Monday
afternoon eonducted by the Masons Of
that city of which he was prominsns
member.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
BURLINGTON SAYINGS.

The Courts gave lawn social and
baby show Wednesday night at the home
Of Mr.. John Brooks, the lava and parlor
were "a model of art and skill. Five
babies entered the prize contest. Lola
Cox won first prize beautiful gold ring
and Lorenzo Early won sesopd q set OF
beauty pins.
Miss Francis Lewis left foE Chicago
Saturday night.
Among those who spent few days in
Mt. Pleasant during fair week were Mr.
and Mrs Clay, Misses Smith, and Cooper
they report nice time.
Mrs. j. Ivy and mother Mrs Edmund,
left Thursday night for Fulton, Mo- to
visit a few weeks visiting relation.
Miss Lewis sister Of Mr.. & Williams 10
in town IN a short visit.
Rev. Douglass and congregation OF the
First Babtist church spout Sunday IN TT.
Madison to help Rev. Under wood in bis
services #~N
The Bright Angel Lodge viii give
moonlight excursion Thursday on the
St. Nautilus and Barge. Fine music will
be rendered.
There is = movement on foot 70 estab-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
EMANlJEL STANTON.

No dout the announcement OF
the death of Mr.. Stanton, one of
our we'll known citizens, will be
a surprise to many. He died
Saturday, August II, while he
had been sick yet, it was not
thought dangerous, but compi-
cation of Diseases set in and death
was the result. He was born IN
Brookfie1d, Mo-, December IS,
1852; moved to Iowa several years
ago, sattling in this city, where
he worked at the BARRIERS trade.
He leaves a wife, three children
and a host of friends to mourn
his death. The funeral services
were held at the Corinthian Bap-
tist church, conducted by Rev.
DR.. Dulin. The remains were
laid to rest in Woodland cemetry.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
RESOLUTIONS,
Whereas:

Whereas:
1t has pleased the Al
mighty to remove by the relentless
hand of Death Mr.. Emanuel Stanton,
q beloved husband and father;
Be it resolved:-That it is the sense
of the Christian Working Club. of
which the bereaved wife is q, faithful
and conscientious member, to deeply
mourn her loss.
Be it further resolved:-That We ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
family in this their hour of affection.
We commend the wife and fatherlese
children 10 Him, who sticketh closer
then brother, and tempers the wind
to the shorn lambs and hears the ra-
vens when they cry.
Be it also further resolved; THAT
a copy of these resolutions be sent to
the family, published in the Iowa
State Bystander, and be spread upon
the minutes of this club.
Selma @. Pierce.
.'. Mrs. e. Windsor.
H. Craven.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23

class colored saloon in the city.
owned by Joe B. Blackwell, ! form
er citizen of Iowa. He is doing a
land o&cc business, and has very
costly and beautiful saloon. He
handles cigar brand known as the
BlackwelPs Best with his picture on
the box. He subscribed for the
BYsTANDER SO he might know more
about the Hawkeye state. Miss
Eva Robinson, one of our Des
Moines girls, is looking we'll. In
st. Paul Mrs. VIM. Mash is living,
she thinks of all that is good Iowa is
the best. Mrs. Della Patterson is
here and her mother Mrs. Gus
Comley, who has been very sick, is
gaining little in health. She may
not be home before October.
Lawyer MCGEE is doing we'll. This
is all now. axt--.N u
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Love and philosophy are sworn enc
mics. .....
Old age commands respect-except in
coulf,y and jokes.
lolle Nen are in advance of their
age, bat women are always few years
behind it. ...
The failure of bank may not upset
the depositor, but he is apt to lose his
balance. .. -...
You have to give some men a sound
thrashing before you can command
their respect.
No matter how erect general mny
be he is apt to learn more or less on hts
staff
The girl who used mucilage to keep
her hair in curl has been much stuck
up ever since.
Perhaps some people talk to them
selves because they find it impossible
to interest any one else.
In order to retain her youth and pop
ularity all girl has to do is acquire
fortune and remain single.
The average man does just as many
queer things when he isn't in love
as when he is. but they are less con-
spicuous. ...
What merry old place the earth
would be if it were to lose its atmos-
phere All bodies would then lose their
gravity.
Says rural editor: 1--WE trust our
subscribers will pardon us for appear
ing a day late this week. Ct:r wife
borrowed our scissors to cut oGC sons
hair"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
NECROLOGY,
JAMES RHODES.

On last Thursday, August Is,
the sad news came to our Office of
the death of Mr.. James Rhodes,
at his home on Eleventh and Cen
ter streets. He had been a suf-
ferer from an operation preform-
ed at the Mercy hospital, about
two months ago, from which he
never recovered, and was taken
to his home about three weeks
ago. The deceased was born in
Keosaqua, Iowa, August II, 1880
where he was raised up and edu-
Gated in the public schools. He
came to our city only few years
ago, but has made many friends
and was liked by those who knew
him. He was a member of Char
ity Lodge No. 2192, under whose
auspices the funeral was conduct
ed, held from the Corinthian
Baptist church. The services
were preached by Rev, S. Bates
Sunday at 200 O'Clock. A large
crowd gas present, and the Odd
Fellows were in full regalia, and
laid him to rest in Woodland.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
Special Train Excursion to Spirit Lake

Special Train Excursion to Spirit Lake
and OkeboJi. ..r
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST..
Paul R'y on Saturday and Sunday,
August 8 1st and September LIST. Spec
ial free program at Milwaukee Beach,
Arnold's Park. as follows:
Grand concert and musicale will be
given in the new pavilion at 1880 p m.
free to holders Of excursion tickets.
Baseball game at 2:2o p. M, Sioux
Falls VS.. Flandreau. General admission
free to holders of excursion tickets.
Admission to Grand Stand 25 cents.
Five large excursion steamers on
Okoboji Lake, the OKoBoJI, QUEEN
Iowa. ILLINOIS and H1AwATHA. rs
cents for the round trip.
The finest steamboat dock on these
lakes has just been completed at NIL
waukee Beach, and all excursion steam
eps make their landings there.
The special train will leave Des
Moines at 4:30 a. IN. Sunday, Septembe1
1st. and returning will leave Arnold's
Park at 10 p. m. the first Excursion
ticket will be good going and return
ing only on special train. Round tr'l
rate from Des Moines S2.OO.
This is an excellent OPPORTUNITY fo'
| a nice outing and all excursionists are
assured a pleasant time. For further
particulars apply to Ticket Agent O
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul ny
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23
CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGETARIAN.

The A. M. II. Sunday Sunday held
their annual picnic, Monday at Beavers
Park, quite n laage number attended and
. most enjoyable time was spent by all.
Miss Cleo Van Camp entertained few
friends at her home on last Monday even
ing in honor OF Mrs. 4 Emery Of Chicago
those present report a'pleasanttime.
Mrs. Chas. Gable hss returned from
business trip to Chicago.
The concert given bp Mrs. A. Ford
with the assistance Of the Sunday School
scholars for the benefit of Rev. Bass on
the 18th inst. twas quite success she
having cleard $24.OO for which she
thanks the public, the children appeared
well in their different parts.
Sunday is quarterly meeting, P. E.
Bundy will not be present. Rev, Bass
will be assisted by Rev. Ford with the
services. This is the last quarterly meet
ing in this conference year all the men,
bers should not fail to .be present,
MIS- A. Clay invited few friends
at reception on the 10th inst at her
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Emery, masio and games were INDUCED
in until late houI when refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted by
others. All present report pleasant
time.
Mr.. = Terry will speak at the prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at which
time vote will be taken for his reseom-
mendation for local pre.ohers' license.
Success to brother Terry.
Rev. Rudy OF the Christian Church
filled the A. M. E. pulpit Sunday evening
presenting tc the congregation a most
elegant discourse. the choir rendered
special music.
The Masons gave social at their hall
Tuesday evening the 2Oth.
Mr.. Chas. Searcy of Des Moines stop
over one day last week the guest of bis
parents.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-23

1stThrough the month of June ands
July our baby was teething and took a
running off Of the bowels and sickness
OF the stomach says o. P. M. Holiday
of Deming, Ind. His bowels would
move from five to eight times day.
I had bottle of Chamberlain's Colics
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in q
teaspoonful Of water and he got better
at once" Sold by all Druggists.