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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22
A Church Ballroorrl:s

April 22-In order to keep the young people
of his parish from attending moonlight pic
MICS and Saturday night entertainments in
public halls, the Rev. Martin Carroll, pastor
of st. Vincent De PauIs church lin North
Sixth street, Williamsburg, will have bali
room in the new parsE44hal he is going to
have built in Briggs avenue, near North Sixth
street. Father Carroll has one of the largest
Catholic parishes in Brooklyn, about 5000
souls The Saturday night dances will be
under the supervision ofS the priests of the
church. There will also he card rooms for
the boys and young men, and other amuse-
ments.
The Assault on Adam.
The question as to whetherAorS not Adam
and Eve ever dwelt on this earth is a subject
that is tantalizing the staid presbyterian
ministers of the presbytery, who were in ses-.
sion at Elizabeth, N. j., for two days. They
adjourned in deep perplexity. Thek perturba-
ton was due to the action Of two young
men, who, while seeking admittanse to the
pulpit asserted that the story Of Alan and
Eve was mythical.
The young men are Gilbert Lowell and Har-
rison K Wright. Lowell is graduate Of
Yale and Wright was educated in Union
college.
The convention struggled with this bold as
sertion, and took many votes, but failed to
agree. Some said that the Presbyterian
church always had taught that Adam and Eye
dwelt in the garden, and that they were
tempted, and now two young striplings as it
were, proclaimed to the world that thers
never was any garden and no Adam and no
Eve The proposition was startling, and the
young men, who never had preached, but
wanted to, were denounced by several of the
pastors as heretics. Others said, "Let them
come in and we will pray for them, and they
will soon know better"
The Rev. DR.. Joseph NJ McNulty of Wood
bridge said ..the church had reached critical
point
1--WE find he said, young men coming for
ward and denying what we have regarded as
| essential. don't like this kind of teaching
This sort of material ought not to go into
the ministry. The story of Adam and Eve
is not mythical. 1t is an historical fact.
! don't believe in putting men of this STAMP
| into the ministry, and shall vote against it. :
More of the elder members took this view
1 The Rev. e.. B.. Cobb thought the young
men needed praying with.
/ The debate finally became heated, and the
1 moderator said everybody ought to go hom@
and think the matter over. Accordingly ht
4 called special session for Monday, April %
/ when all must be present and decide the mo
i mentous question.
i Schwab beats the. Record.
4 Charles NJ schwab. president of the stee
trust, made another fast run from Phila
4 delphia to Atlantic City in his automobile
4 Red Dragon, Saturday, lowering the recors
4 he made a week ago. Mr.. Schwab, with sew
/ eral friends, left this city at ~ oclock Satur
4 day morning. Philadelphia was reached a
rv,fr, ,flnc no,yi IN
been made in two hours and forty minutes
i The party dined at the Bennevue and reste
Euntil $50 clock, when the trip to Atlanti
y City began. The run was made in one hou
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

There WasFjust a little doubtSas to who
would succeed Judge Morris in the eighth
district. Adan Bede has kindly given
out luminous interview that spares us
further annoyance I'll
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rowfully story. 1T is funny. the countrynlan
said, when he went to hear Mark Twain
lecture and by mistake got in where Joseph
Cook was holding forth, 1T was funny. bur
1T wasn't 50 dam funny
rs a S II Russell ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

The Washington dispatches indicate a
bill will be amended so as to permit pool
ing by railroads under government super
vision That would have been done long
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Pine county justice Of the peace, If the
Pine Poker can be believed, has posted the
no 1OvEpc

> - NOTICE. 10 Low ERS. - ----
: On and after this. date, I will present an
elegant chrome, parlor lamp Or a glass water
set to any bridal couples married by me. All
marrying done in the most artistic way, either
in private in public. Runaway couples
married at any hour of the day or night, and
pursuers thrown off the scent. Reduced rates
to those who have been married before. A
red lantern hangs in front Of my door in
Pokegama town, at night. No dog kept.
Night bell directly under lantern.
R-t DR., ]. P.
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ca .NGES OF ADDRESS
Subscribers :rIering addresses OF their
papers changed TSSL always give thelr
former as we'll as ureGeut address.
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There are two new revolutions threatened.
One is in Nicaragua. The other, in the Chi
cago Woman 's:5C Club. promises to be more
dangerous. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

A. little country store in Georgia combines
"ice cream, embalming, millinery and tooth
pulling When business is slack in those
lines, it is usually pretfy good in ''books and
bacon If there is Anything in the 5commu-
nifty the American shoDkeeper intends to
have it. ~ q Is,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22
The Nonpareil Man
Casually Obs erYed.

7'E.1" Casually ObSerVed. 80
Pension Commissioner Ware says he expects
to be skinned. but it is a safe bet that his
DOCK Will leap redhanded into it's thirteenth
thousand ~ sS" sS5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

Now and then a "dollar bull comes out of
his fence corner, looks over the winter wheat
weather map, and retires believing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

The old dray horse looks at the price CT
meat with a shoulder
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

General Miles is allowed to stay in the
room, but hesmust raise his hand before he
may speak.
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when Knighthcod Was in Flower has
gone To- seed. butt the author has thrown a
new novel into the breach - 80. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

The mere idea of water, cure is what is the
matter with Henry Watterson
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-22

Connecticut law will allow "a man to
catch but thirty trout in one day. There
ought to be a law to prevent the man who
catches two small ones from swelling
the account, when he casually mentions it at
the grocery store, TO thirty large speckled
beauties, the laws limit, gentlemen.
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Notes From the Field

The Mabel, Mimi, Tribune tells of a man
who was ''all run down and tried some
patent medicine in VAIN, II seems tina. he
was run down by ans automobile ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
eff 6Orir, Sa.

ga, bet er inart iaa l9nge iiosn, jeg
bar itreoet til ,.0anitsren". at isg bar
gIemt Qbrssisn; men ba ieg 10 itabis
faar 9laoet, faa tommer ieg 10 let til
al forftrod, at ,0dniferen" enonu etss
wiiterer.
Oct er MI eners lite al Mangel
paa RpbeOer, at jeg life bar i~trepet;
men jeg bar / benne CONNER p9rei
Iaa optagst at 9trbsjoe meb 5armeri.
gbgHing, 0. +. b., at ieg faa meget
liot 3ib til Strioning. og jeg bar
m9rtet. at naar o8aniteren" optaeet
Rpbeber fra be enseli.e glabe berfra,
er De minbre at ftole pod.
angaasnbe geretningen ON gernes
6ismmet meo Stdrlagensfeber, bu bar
Der fun 10 ipge og / en- meget Nib
9rab.
= Sd MI bar pi begpnot at tsre
Sui til Stolen, pg li9eleoes er Der be-
gbnbt meb Reparationer baabe uozogz
inbenbig, iom baarbt tiltranges. Qae
99relfer bif blibe tapetierebe % TAT /
goo Stano, 5aa be fan biipe bb99eli9
for be Gleber, iom BIZ beige Stolen
til ginter, % Ri bente bet itsrite Qntal,
fom Der nogeniinbe bar b9ret, od 10
5iberne er sObe, Og pi faur ubmartes
be Q9refr9fter.
$ 9adr bdbbe bi en- rigtig 6sjz
tibsbag / &irtene. bd Dor nDe prGit.
gaitor 81. Sersilb bleb inbfut / tit
Gmbebs Der / M~enigbeben at i'm 5orz
munb. paitor Big.
8ig bolbt 10 nemlig i'm afitebss
preoiten Ssnbdgen for ub og er rejit
til I'm 8irtepla6s beb Stolen | Blair.
bans 5orfDnbelie of Orbet bill bfipe
idbnet af mango | Meniebeben.
Store 9bgninssforetagenber
er ifet / 2sbet at Sommeren, baabe /
Gff 6orn Os Omean, og Soften bar
baret temmelis COB trobs ben mesen
Rean.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

man berer andre Steoer fra. Ora
lterne airtegaaro, 6. 6. alotb. p9
q. 9. Simonien. FAINT tbeol. STUDENT
;. 3. Rielien 4ialp> bindnoen trolig
at bragg @OOOet / 5%olfebdDet. @iO
Def maatte piie fig ON life for faa
pad Den tore Dag. At dbifiqige 9ienz
METER MATTE peo bette peliigneliesrige
Wisfionsmgoe pere bleone fangne, faa
be maatte bare bengibet belle oeres
6ierte, Si9l og Sinh til bam, ION
alene buroe eie Bet gi bdobe Wsbs
bber often og 2 @ange boer Dag. iaa
meQen SUBS Orbs S9o blep faaet
til geliignelie, gompgelie Os SrsIt,
oesperre err bet maaite bener life unoz
gaaet at bliOe nogle til poerligere 6ors
borbeIie og Sroos; tbi SUBS Orb pir=
fer 10 iaa bet blioer no9le en- Sioiens
2ugt til 2ip andre en- 8goens 2ugt
til 9eb, alt ifpl9e Menneiters Dill
lie Og WObtaselisAeb.
Gn often a Der f9rIig ungopmss
msoe, bnor Srbet: o6porbeo itdl en-
ung bolos I'm Sti rem" LOB pau en- idaz
ban Waaoe at bet MATTE bare no9le
m9rfeliee Menneifer. bpis Spm9rtz
Tombeo life berpeb funbe blipe bait
De 9lbre bapbe maaife NOT ogfad goot
at at bltpe ferte tilbage paa beres ling
bomsiti, for at ie bporleoes Spnoen
beghnote at l99ge Jig paa Stien mad
Re Iaa imdat og um9rteli9t / 5dnz
terne ienere | Orb og 9%erninger; men
Cub He COB for ailben. hi opbageoe
Iom er dubnet for 9dbios 9us oe Sc
ruialems S%nbbpggere, mob Spno og
l1renbeo (Sdt. 10. L.. Sg rom hi
befenbe oorre Sbnber, er ban trofait
og retfarOig pg forlaber os al Spnb.
q Sob. l. 81.
: Sans Gbr. 9aniens ere MI toms
men tilbage igen fra 0dnmart, pg noge
le unge MenneIter Mlpfommere) ere
fulgte meo benz BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Gaitun, ssresnO Gu., Sal.

Nerit @%eiter9aaro o9 Magretha
0ielfen, besge fra Rdcine, @is., er anz
tommen BERTH. De bar fact plabs
og fbnss faa gobt ON California, at
be agter at be agter at forblipe Der. =
paitor 4%nbrenIens bar baft ct
2 Tigers 8efsg at 9dns Senien, Gan
Jrancisco. Mr. Senfen er 9orporal
neb @rtiasrist og er en- gammel aens
bling fra Racine.
Srabfbeben meb 5rugten sr forz
bi. aofinernes lib er nu inOe. Qurets
9eit er rig, og priien ioa nosenIunbe
COB.
= Nu n9rmer 10 3ioen Zig, ba bort
9rebsmsbe Ifal 6olbes. paitor Sem
fen fra 5erubaie tommer fdd tiblis, at
ban fan prabite for os Ssnodeen fer
Mebets @abnine. gr Der life nosen
fra Menigbeberne | Gernodle, ports
lamb eler eugene, ION bar Chit at
pare meb os | be 0oge, os fom 9Dner
Rcifeubgifterne2 Som, @ennerl og
FAB ps, belle G~ubsbufets Sober meb
bberanbre!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Council Slufis, Sa.

4rbeiost paa lbbibelien Og Repa-
ration al &irten gddr MI uogenllnbe
gobt fremab; bog bill bet enOnu tag,
noeen 5ib, fsrenb ben bliper farbia.
% imeosns er bi / iaa 6enieenoe
biemlss. 8i bar bibtil BAIT 9runbt=
piaanernes Strife; men ben er nu Iolgt
til presbpterionerne, og fad MATTE
hi ub. Sioite Ssnoae bapoe hi Wse
be I MisIionsbuiet; efter MeOet OPP
lbTte Setret9ren, at Yuitor 9repenien
piloe bare Der til n9ite Ssnbag og
bolbe Gubstieneite, og fad er Miss
iions6uiet for lille. fau fuur Ri at Ie
os ON efter en- anoen pldos. Senodg
often 6dpOe ri Mebe / ben tpfte Ius
t6erIfe 9irfe. paitor Grill prabifeoe.
Den 21be % 22be bennes baboe ri
gu5ur, bpooeb inbfom noget pber
$500.
DIR. q. Ssrgenien meO Camille reis
Ter ben 2ben Sept. til California.
Oct er noget ubebdgligt, naar Ret
ferne tbnbes fra 5io til anben; men
bi mad baate, 6erren biz fDlbe benz
igen, og iaa flyer Ri bjertelig 5at for
Sambaret og Ipffeiig Reiie!
) Dag er Labor Dan" meo 9drabe
% 5oler, % / oenne uge bar ri ,tbe
Glts itreet fair"; iom bare 6ele nger
og er en- life ringe 5ilitiaing.
Ser tales ON, at pi en- n9r 5remtib
ifal BABE en- M grain eleOator". Sm
ct Bar Moanebber bill ,t6e @reat
0eItern" bore / 9nen, og @usoarfet
Ifal uoOioes betpoeliet; flere 5orrety
inqs6pgningsr er opfbrts elsr er uns
Der Spfsrelie. Dele al Here @dber er
brofdgte, bpilfet iibite 6sjliet til=
tr9ngtes. Gn merfere Sire er tie
Union paciic i%trife". Ipm EH bar p9s
ret omfring 2 Maaneber os meb linen
uOiigt til 5oranoring. De, iom bar
Forlubt beres QrbeiospOiter er Maifins
aeoels Og 0ropfmebe meb npgle at
beres 6ialpere, o9 / beres plabier er
aIe Stass Golf fra oGe Steber.
aompagnist Oil ubfere Sontrattars
beibe iitebenfor, at De for resnebe Be
talingen efter 3iben. 9enne 6oranz
bring er ben egentlige Quriag til u
eniobeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
auOnbOn, Sa.

ga Der, bbor Der for en- halD Snes
Oar iiben intet bar, ingen gubelig GorS
iamling og ingen 5Ortpnoelle sllsr
Misfionsmsber, famles MI en- tsmme>
fig flor Sfare at Menneifer for at lpts
tie til Srbet. Dor airte, iom 10 beuer
life er at be fore, Diier fig MI bsO abb
ifiaige 2~ejligbeber at bore for lille.
Den fibite 2ejligbeb Ri bapbe til at er,
fare bette, bar Dso bort iioite Wiss
iiOnsmsoe fom afboiotes ben 3. Ds
A. Gept. gsjret bar MI ogiaa goot,
og gejene frsmtommelige imob, bpdo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
samme Qlften aatepiebes ban %

= canine often %agtebiebes ban %
Zine airTtine Spr9enien i CT. Sobns
enaeIIte Iut6trife airte. GisIien. Der
uofsrtes / Raroarelie at no9le faa
9enner, par Imuf % bgitioslig.
9rubefoltene mootog 9ptsnifnings
Telegram fra '8dnmdrt iau lpoenoe.
Bore s6ierters antpnifnin9 meO Sal.
128; 6urbosre 5iTtere, Danmart.
9i flyer ogiaa: 5iI 9ptte, FAINT at De
mac fnoe en- qlaos i SUBS gerns
6isrttr % / otrts 5orbsnner blanbt
os, ION be bar Def blanbt 6arbopre
5iiterne.
: 5 9srOags often o~perraiteoes
Mr. Raun / bans 9iem at nOgle 9ens
ner / 4nleoning At bans 6sbielsodg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Minmeapulis, Miinm.

arebsmsbet, lom dfbOlOtes / Smm.
airfe fra 27-31 Dug, bar befsgt uf
ca. so 5ilrejienbe.
= pait. Hielfen og 5uitru rejIte til
6utdinfon ben lite Sept.
Deb MenigEebsmeDet ben 2ben
September befluttebes at inbbpbe puit
t6aralb SEMEN til at tale / Dor airz
fs, naar ban MI beIeser globO Wenigs
beberne.
= Den ste Sept. Tom STUDENT
Nielien tilbage fra gilbert Sea for at
fortIatts fin l1boannelfe peO Statsuni=
berIitetet til 2agemisiionar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10

Z Ydfter 0rape J(ul, 5orce euer
Mafta 9ita for % Gents.
g. 20. Repton e So.
&lebcr ffa6er life Soft. SITE bels
Ter er ct rent Ybre 5egn paa ct rent
Snore. 5or at bore raft maa a1e
2esemets Srganer arbeioe / 9drmoni.
Rodp Mountain Sc bepirfer bette.
Jarnbam &c Sampion.
= gn gige fan faa en- let 9ldbs hOs
Mrs. gaul peterfo.l, Blair, Nebr.
2Ggte RodD Mountain Sc, tilberebt at
Mabiion Mebicin So. beitaar at ii9lbz
ne og toitbare 89r, iom life fnbes /
uo9en anoen Mitstur. 1saa berfor ben
rigtige Slags.
5arnbum &c SampfOn
= lln9bommens ubflugt | Senoags
bar en- / ale Mauoer fornsjelig
Sur. @ejret bar gobt, og aereturen
be6agelig; bet eneite, Der fremlempeoe,
bar Stebet; men fom en- melem ca.
80 Menneifer | en- 9eDogn, bpis Suit
iRtter en- 2gre / at BABE rate 9eite,
filler man life itpre 5ororinger uo
ober bet life at blipe bippet at.
SOget iatte fig Sang itrats efter
Rirfetio. Der bar ct Bar 2unberz
pogne, en- 6pbogn foruoen flere min=
ore aeretejer. Nntommen I'll Pluoz
fen MATTE aeerne fgrit jages til Siz
be, at mar fu1be faa o9ttet MiDOdgs
borb; Der bleo o%erefter leget liot, Og
ben pda Gftermiooagen famlebes fad
ben ret talrige Stare til ct Mebe, bDor
9aftor Senien talte, og Der bleO iuns
get en- Del Sdnge.
6enoo 81. 6alpfpD gif 5uren till
bage til Blair, bbor man iaa | &irz
fen famleoes iii ben ieDoanlige Qfz
teueu0stjeneite.
= Radr bet fsrit bliper inbfsrt /
Snitemet. bar bet en- biounoerlig Brit
ming. Del er ems iioite 9dler b9rb at
fsls ben npe 9leoe peb 2ibet, fom fol-
ger meb Rnoelfen at addp Mountuin
Sc. 5arnbam &c SampIon.
= Miis Snge6org anfer er 6jemz
fommen efter ct lengere Opbolo | 81
maha.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben befenbte le>
beRbe 5~or6anbler at alle Sfags Wsbz
Ter, Sengefiebre og Mabraier, Bar
neDosne o. !. b. San bill fafgs Bill
Iigere enb be fore 6uie meo glimrenbe
&atalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Yianoer % Srgler.

Cgfaa
rniabre mulifolifs Snitrlmeuter iolst til lar
9Sris. lette Bilfdar.
Halter Music Co.
E. 8. KEMP. Mrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Observation-Disclosures til nebiat Yris.

Gen Dollar for Returbiaet mellem
Omaba % 8leir, Nebr., IA. og IL.
Sept. Heturbillet galber | bpert Sil@
felbe cen Dag fra 8sbet at 8ilettsn.
Operpar bet muitalffe progrdm.
M. 6. @oobricb, 8iIets4gt..
Jaortb Weitern 2inien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Civil Service, ct til 2 Aar.

COLLEGE HALL er en- fire-Etages
Stem og Murstens-Bygning, 2l6 60
Fod stor, med Narelser til 214 Ele-
yer. Alting er tidssvarende - Elek-
trisk Belysning, Steamboat, god
Ventilation, Vandverk, Badeverel-
ser, o. :. V.
GYMNAsTIK tiibydes allie. Wort
store Gymnastiklokale oliver fer-
digit henved den 1. Now
Skolen er inkorporeret under Sta
ten Minnesotas Love og har Ret til
at give Graduenterne Grader y. a,
y. S., b. Nus. CO -. in architecture.
Fakuitetet bestaar af fsmten ;dygtiee
Larere og Larerinder.
SCHOLARSHIPS Fri Undervisning)
tilbyds vardige, men ubemidlede
Studenter. Skriv efter OpIysninger.
SKOLENs KATALoG paa mer end
ct halv Hundrede Slider er nu far
dig og sendes frit til ale.
Hvis De mansler Penes til at fuldfere
Deres Studier, vii Skolen give Hen
stand til De har taget Afgangs-
eksamen og faaet en- lennende
Plads.
Vi betsIer EN- Del af Deres Rejseom-
kostnlnger.
send os en- N~avneliste af tyve eller
flere Venner, i~nteresserede i Skolen,
og faa ANsGAR CoLLEGIAN eller
SUCCESS - wore to Maanedsskrifter
- frit tilsendt for SEEKS Maaneder.
For n9rmere Opiysninger hen
vender man sig til Bestyreren,
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Gountp isair | Sefamdb.

Gen og cen 9rebiebel 8illetpris for
Eur og Hetur til Setamdh. Solges
fra Gept. Is til 10, intluiiDe. Billet
terne qRlber til Sept. 20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Sil Aksarben.

Spetielle g~inetpriier Yr9fioentsoasen.
Gnfelt 9ilstpris for Eur og Retur
I'll Omaha. Sept. 81. Oft. !. 2 og 3.
Binetter for fsrfte Eur g9lber til
sept. 90, for Oftober Sulgens til
Oftpber 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
st 5000 Yiano borteipes.

2 Batter Grape Rut. 5orce eIer
M1dfta 8ita for % Gents.
@. M. Nefpfon q. Gn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-10
Blair, Nebr.

s ben banffe 9irtes 9aIement pil
aOinbeforeningen 3orsbag often for
anitelte en- 5eft, beb boiIten Der 81. q.
nj bfioe ioigi Nftensma0 Ill 10 Gents
pr. aubert.
Ollie Iultne Menneiter %inbbpoes til
at fomme og tpbe oeres aftensmuO
bos 8pinbeForeningen 5orsoag 4ften.
Snbtegterne suar til officiating at
OelOen paa airtens ltoitqr.
q gunO sranuleret Gutter pg
en- SET af Dor garantereoe Md for
$500.
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ban trafes paa 9aners o8rngitore".
inbtil narmere Undertaking.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-29
Throngs Of Teachers.

Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 29-From
every direction and on every train
throngs of teachers are arriving to at
tend the eleventh annual convention
of the Louisiana Public School Teach
ers' association, which begins this
evening at the state university. Pres
ent indications are that all previous
records will be broken. The teachers
will be welcomed by Governor Heard,
j. V. Calhoun, state superintendent
of public instruction, and President
Boyd of the university. These ad-
dresses of welcome and the responses,
with the annual address of the associa-
tion president, Miss Lula Soape of
Shreveport, will occupy the opening
session. The real business of the con
vention will be taken up tomorrow
morning and will be continued through
Wednesday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-29
A Timely Suggestion.

This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
plenishes her supply of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. 1t is certain to be
needed before the winter is over, and
ersults are much more prompt and sat
sfactory when it is kept at hand and
given as soon as the cold is contracted
and before it has become settled in
the system. In almost every instance
a severe cold may be warded off by
taking this remedy freely as soon as
the first indication of the cold appears.
There is no danger in giving it to
children for it contains no harmful
substance. 1t is pleasant to take
both adults and children like it.
Buy it and you will get the best. 1t
always cures. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-29
Dissolution Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that
the CO. partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the
firm name of Smith q Bald is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All outstanding bills due said firm
must be paid to John Bald at the
place of business of The Union Live
Stock aud Produce company, at once.
ALEX. SMITH,
12tf JOHN BALD
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-29
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