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The sun., 1902-05-22

There will be from forty to hfty, starters
in the sprins handicap of tn. Pr9dnc. II,
Country club There are four prizes. the
nr.t c-ip b~ing tho riff ~ Edward q Burgess
The nrst Of the seasons team matches be-
tween tho men and women members will be
played 81 the APPS wanlis club
The sun., 1902-05-22

Two sase hh,- Nseo.n' Snscnsrh mr. nsss
Sa.r,rcs hlts -S,eiufeldt. Irwin STUCK ~
HAHN. s ny kl,>on. ,. en on bsse, Cincinrst
/; Rrookl,n 2 tlfrt S5s on errors Cincinnati
/ Rrcoilyn rmpire- -Cart'llon Tim. I hour
and IS minutes Attendance e-i %
CHICAGO 4 yNilAbtt ypIA1 .
CHICAGO. Nay II ~ ,rain I'D the pitching
for Cnraro IN TIE ssm- with Philad-phil - d>v
ard sic irs, hand delivery rukil-f ne Ouskrrs
me heidinr Of jcnos. l'-,isf AMI Tinker md ne
sII-rnund WORK of Hulsviu proved the features
The sun., 1902-05-22

rr' nS ,,m,,,fr' ,,l,, ,,r,s s.,s ,Tr ~ Ts, S,
san. -swsv,s ia: Weiss iss
second s-nes rru r,n. Cssndl-r iv
rh,rd ssr..~r,rs, gam. .cSandl.I' 80 Wet.
Ts,rd ss%. chsndl.r 10 W.i" io
tn. Nation. Is d.t..,.d N. spartan. by .,y
pins IN Am ann d Treisss tournament last night
lea Martens IA Total %,
y.ilon.,. Ssh@ed, isc n.pt. ''o o'v,ny la
co,a-sn .e.sor i.s w,t-n'. II" Mon'-e'
c.ra.., - I'sre.ss, is To,si' ~
c.s..:' :a: "a, ? s.'r % - rs,s -! ~ "''' ~ y.
6.rde. is I.hrssch, us To,al s'r
m. logan, Won i've, or . VII .on,-,.a ,.r..
m-ni Of Brnosljr last nlshr rhr scores
Grand c,mri-v e eori.s . :. r,,r. ~. Long.
S:T.,:n xSGS ,., soa 1n,Si r.,q' ~ Z" Ryder ''o
ocr.l,cp SS,a.T &c S:;l' :;,, -. 81 Rrd-r. RS
w.inphsl i~f Es.lror, S,s Total so
Ins.n-r. .s.'bos. :is Rohr,. rs. Taylor. is0
Y rtnphsl iS 1 fgeihor. 10 Total. s1.
Grand CeutfA ". Coues ISL FNsns lsS, Lnrg
Ia Noore 10 ? woli 'ii Total, -
bu.n~,es Counen finished n, schedule In III.
Greater New Nork sub tournament on tuesday
nlshI With two eredissls yic,or,rs Tho scores
rfssI 0aNt
Paluee ouadi. iei. Wallace, III Schnefer. i7t
Jsct >on. - Beinert v. Total "a -.
Co, siyc.,9n ~ sasa. ~ Reynolds 'n'
'rsyed e,st' frames
spcoSp oANp
Co~elyou-Quad IVA Rahn ~ Reynolds Ia
rssnle, iA prsh. its Total. 1s7
caSSsTmss ssssrs &, ~ Nm, ~ ssssT. I isI 10 S
tel. SO
canssSm.s sss- S'i is Neat II hsass sf'ess sss 70 70
raiscs -sehansr. is Wallace. - schr.t-r. is
RsinSrt ~. jsrkson. al To,h ~
The syivans essiiy defes,~d IN. rehos ard Carroll
rart Whe~trren IN the Greater New York tournA
nen, last nish,. me scores
rinsr osns
iss fnrs.en. iss, voesh,i., 10 Total, sss
Echo Van sbke. le Blake rs. n,own. Ia.
Jewell, i.f Krppendorf. 10 Total TiS
spCorp oAAH
Irho-vsn Nyke. III: Rlake, 10 nrown ice
level. i'' K,ipgsnder, ia 10 To,., "a, g. sa,,r. -
wsfirn. iS. spelman. i7G Hashasen 10 To.
tai. ~
carroll Park Srhroeder ths Sullivan ieo
waiien. 10, Sp,llmsn. is hsshAsen. ie7. To.
srivsn-F,nnisss. .,i; Granger. is ooroon. ta.
ptetsop. ifs. Noorhsi,. rs Total aN
The sun., 1902-05-22

Fair star; son dr,ins. Rue Rannsr. br, &, |.
y Lis,sk -kAlttla oaned ny niek Nihgm.
The sun., 1902-05-22
IN. .,,h annual handicsp Of IN. s,ock

Exchange Golf Club viii be played NEXT
SATURDAY At the knollwood Country Club
where all the preceding ones were played.
sxcep, the one occasion that Baltusrol wa-
.~l~cted 10 will h. AT eighteen holes. media
play, With prizes for the three best net and
tha best gross score. with a -booby prize
for the highest net score
The sun., 1902-05-22

Good starr: won driving. Nasal Dance, ht. e,
. BY Prince OF Nonsoo Maid of baigowan: owned
h. n tflSin
The sun., 1902-05-22

ror maiden two T.ar olds. ten pounds under the
srAls by subsc rtpton OF $40 eaeh with 500 sdded.
lA,i four and hAlf fun onss Of the fcnse cour,e
The sun., 1902-05-22

ANsnrr p>r ramr Smith. '-si, prar. ia,i,
rmplr, n 2 chsrrill S~nrrr WillArl smith
The games s-neduled 80 ne PLAYED IN night
between VOORHEES, Arnold and Dledrriek have
been .osircned until Iur-
with 'ev exceptions 'te s~ores we're luv N ne
sectional Individual tou rms ment - Stsrrs sley,
last night. The .rores
Dssr aEHtNs rtRsr dANE
Yir., s-ues-Fir.' game Swsyte. 10 Mrtss
iS. second sams Swsy,r. ~. Weiss. i27 rhird
game e-Swsvte. t: Meiss. iA
Second s-res rs gsme - Chandler ia
Ssays. ,os Ssconl sarns Chandler ?is SVaySe
ITO Third Game-Chsndler. iW Nwsyye, iM
rh,rd Ssres-rirst game -ChAntlsT. iS Weiss
lie second rame o. Chan3er iis Weiss. $50
Third eams Chandler 10 Vets, ip
The sun., 1902-05-22

IN. Nations 10 defeated the Spsrsns by si,ty
pins IN Am ann d Treisss tournsmen, last niehi
The sun., 1902-05-22
BOWLING: ALLEYS,

IHE WHITE ELEPHANT.
I4Al-I2SI uroadwas, cor. 3tN ~.
rAumr Aeadeu,y n Allows. Open 10 4. n.
Te-aigkt -Eiaeiia. spartan, Washington Inn.
New Work. Alleys. ssth ~. 4 I'd ~.
Te-atghs st. George. LAFAYETTE, otiertsl
stars Aiieys, 0lO ~ ssth 81
Te-eisht Sherwood. Heater, Graz,
Harlem AiIe,s i2ssh ~. a sd A.. to.a,sh,.
Never y Soiet. Sttefet-Sehiett, Fisher ~ e~niE,
kreeger -pshor, erds-Hehmstedt.
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ALL AROUND THE OLD COUNTY.


BRIsTow. February 3,-There are a good
many on the sick list, and children who have
the whooping cough. Ole Olson delivered
his tobacco and bowed" himself for new
cutter. John Thompson was debornlng cat
tie last week -. Ma tin Jimson went 20 sold
ers Grove after saw DUST. Knute knutson
is slowly improving under care OF DR.; Andrew
-. knutson Bros wood saving outfit Is still
at John Thompsons. on account OF the SIX
inches of snow that fell Il knutson
made flying trip 10 Soldiers Grove 10 mill
OF xood saving. Thompson 81 Anderson, the
experts are going to do the work Nels
SkIldum is hauling wood to VlrOqua every
day CLARA Olson is visitingawith her sister
at the asylum DR.. Wards man Is on the
road again. Sam Olson IS at home again
after q couple OF weeks looking after car
penter work. :. Nels Nilsson Is here from ain
uesuLa on "A visit =. Andrew RamSett. who
mas been on the sick list for some time, Is
able TO be out again Forum Bros took
FIVE loads OF tobacco TO market last week..
knute Monsoon passed through our city on
Sunday Oscar Munson will begin WORK in
the tobacco house soon Hans johnson is
drawing brick for acistefn. One OF our old
pioneer nelgbbors has been called home
John Abrahams n-who died after two days
Thursday Charley's team became unmanage
able and ran away, but he chung to the lines
aud sleigh Pete Fredricksou lost his tur
coat and mittens while coming from the city
-. Mr. Peter.Trigstad was In our town buy
Ing cows Mr.. Peter Berg had the misfor-
tune OF breaking leg .-.. Mrs. Alexander
spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday with
her two daughters, the Mesdames knutson
OF Bristow. j.
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IKEEEk,,lH.

sPRIsGyILLE Feb. S--An OF the siNk omen
mentioned in our last seem to D. Improving
Mrs. Nathan Morris WAS Ill FOR a time but
= anw able TO be OUT, Mrs snydNr has been
a suffefs- from neuralgia parN OF the time
Mrs Lanech Gr0nam fell Ia an attack Of
heart trouble, stistair ing BRUISES which rem
dered her some hat helpless but she Is near
ly recovered AT this writing JOSEPH Reed
Is Frustrated With scsrlez fever. DR.. VIM,
Trowbridge is treating Vim. NO cases OF the
disease have been Within our burg Mr. and
Mrs. Ell Sveen are home again and contem-
plate remaining unu1 spring at least, VIII
mar Boyce has moved into Boutiieur's tene-
.nent house west OF NJ. T.. church Tom
Dahl is selling goods at Ri utiieurs q. Larson
Bros. OF ViroQuA, recently er, cted a neat
monument In oar cemetery. lt marks the
resting place OF a long time respected eitize0
OF this section, Chas. Hunter. some Of our
citizens must carry fat pocketbooks, since
delivering the loads Of toJacco we have seen
moving toward the county seat g. We are
thankful. for the sleighing, ard rejoice with
those who had wood or other commodities to
haul....A Mr. Turner Of Iowa Is visiting at
Mrs u ; RuDaSey's. lie IL a relative OF her
deceased husband Mrs Patterson OF New
ton, Is spe nding n few days With her grand
daughter, Mrs, Norris 81. Misses Agnes Hunt
Brown, Mrs Graves OF Henrietta, drove
over week ago 10 Muend tbs sabbath with
Mrs. German. she was accompanied by "A
young daughter. LaEech 0raham enter
talned company from sbrosa the hrtt OF Lhs
week ...- One month OF 1909 Is gone wonder
IL we bavt Kept our New Year resolutions
Let US look upon the bright slde0f life count
home but talk to Him at the prayer meeting
Wednesday evening some big hearted citi- .
Een Of Avalanche. please pa copper Miner"
on the shoulder for nOsE OERANTuA
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MiiIrEsIoMN.

ONTARIO, Feb, 3.--Georgie Seaman executed
application for marriage license before NO
tary Baldwin last week. Miss Marion kln-
near OF onr town, is TO be the happy bride.
r. NJ. Walker will have collector out In
few days to hurry up the tardy fellows I'D;
F. Sullivan the Ontario lawyer, attended
Baptist church last Friday evening. The
two churches Ia our town ara doing bnely
this winter. Not a few have Deem ADDED 70
the saved. Rev Valentine did himself proud
preaching the pure gospel here and returned
10 La Crosse last SATURDAY. The B church
held their q, artery meeting here last Sttur-
day and sunday, Rev. j. ii. Richards, pre-
siding elder, In charge He conducts quar-
terry meeting at Valley on sunday evening
and Monday Rev. Williams, pastor of the
Baptist church at Augusta, will conduct re-
yivaI meetings here this week. oeing the
fourth week OF its continuance -. j. Har-
rls an old farmer OF Forest. was shopping 10
our berg last Friday Rube Burdick made
application for y warrant 10 Stoddard $ court
TO arrest Constable NJ. W, Minchell for as
sault and breach of the peace. Eddie Wor-
Ellington. TYPO at the Observer office, spent
few days visiting his widowed mother near
Hoffmkn's Corners. The runaway last SAT-
urday near the covered bridge, was marrow
escape for the drunken man who turned his
horses and cutter into the ditch. The euttei
was demolished and the man uniuJured
WIN Mahoney and wife Of valley, are visit
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. n M. Bdla 10 III.
latter's parents our new comnlers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse irwin are boz b on the sick list Dr
johnson attending Half a dozen of oui
young Peep attended >, vices at YAH re-
Gently. They reported d good time notwith-
standing the temperature Was 70 below.
Mr. aud Mrs Vim. Markey OF FOREST, ulUe.
with ye scribe last Friday. They are uiu
friends OF the CEns0R IA recent letter from
Mrs. W K Parish, Of Forest. now Ia TIE hos
pltal at Rochester. says she Is r. covering
Her husband came home week ago. seth
Price of the same place, died ht Is edsDnTg
hospital last sunday. The Ontario high
school, whic' is the pride otour people, has a
larger attendance this winter than was ex-
pecJed. The principal, Mr. Norgard, and Ills
cDrps of teachers are well qualified AND very
popular. Their literary society holds meet
ing every Friday with good progrsm Tue
last subject for debate was Resolved that
the Indians should be deprived OF their
bounty" which was decided IN the afiirma-
tive. We are glad To announce that on next
Saturday, February sth, joint teachers as
ISOLATION for Monroe AID Vernon counties
will be held 10 Ontario school house.
ONTARIO Lao.
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FRANKLIN.

DAcH RIDGE Jan. n Our school is pro-
ar asing lcey under management of MISS
sadie Morfnn go Mrs. Johnson ami her brother
Hans uaD son OF canton, North Dakota have
beea speHling holidays With friends aud pIl-
enIs Ia hts Vicinity Mir llHnsoa has left Us
bat Mrs. Johnson intenss TO stay till spring
Joe rhompsUn's wood saw has been bhz-
zinv or our ridge ileu Eiletsun Is working
in La Crosse T.. The Misses Stena and Sofia
Rerge arc working ia the & Jaceo warehouse
at Viroqua. =. Tobacco Is ali about taken
down aud stripped and now al the talk IS
ABOUT delivering it Ole hogen Is canvass
ing for a medicine company VI La Crosse lie
hA. some hne silverware he gives away TO bis
customers . Gilman still has the milk route
He hauis three days of eip week num-
Der ot our Young folks attended the bas9et
social AZ the Moseug hotel. Nels Hanson
ms = rock hauling bee. lie iuteads to build
. fi.is new residence in the spring Liz Q
DamkTs spent two weeks visf.lug ON nuF
ridge Sohu Heck, Sr.. disposed OF IL hue
three yea sold mare to Otto oomeFfeld NJ
ana Mrs Chsis Henry spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting relatives near victory -.
Max somerfeld md sister Laura sundsyed at
Chris Heury's Lizzie Henry Is spending
the winter with her brother chris. "A sled
load OF young folks from hustler ridge spent
SUNDAY with relatives on Dacn ridge = Beha
Peterson has a. II clNrNng at Rogers 81 VII
llams where she has been a successful CLERK
TO the past few years, and well liked by al
customers she Is now at home with her
parents Miss Morton spent sunday WIN
her parents al Retreat.
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wHEArLAND

FED MOUND. Feb. 3-Farmers hauling tas
nnd saw logs and husy times generally .....
Since we last met Presiding Elder Martin hiss
heeH here and held quarterly meeting Bro.
piftinEer vent 10 Harmony that day n place
OF the elder Mr. and Mrs VIM. kahler lost
u beautiful little daughter last Tuesday.
Membrnneous Group was the cause ana tbeir
two other little ones are sick also w
Haverly is on he sick list under care OF Or.
Gahle . John Tbayer OF Lafarge, visited .
4. Mlilers.... Peter Helgerson. formerly OF
lied Mound, but now living Ia the state q
Oregon, sold his farm 10 orr Johnson, "a
Orowther negotiating the bus ness Esteitt
Mitier's school at Harmony IL closed Tor the
present or account OF smallpox near the dis
trlct We are pleased To note that Ida sates
Hittie Davis, K la Hunt and Estella Miller
are taking Il normal correspondence course
with the Interstate school at Chicago BRO
Pittenger will commence revival meetings at
Retreat next Sunday night. the Crusaders
assisting In the work, They are noble oand
and We are sure thar God will bless their Ia
bors. There Will be an NJ social At Louis
Schlottman's next Thursday night we
think we ought TO have a wood bee tor Inc
church IL doesn't seem fair ~ let shirley
do it all. GOOD WILL
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kICKApoo.

PLEASANT VALLEY Feb. 5-Mother Earth
has again donned robe OF white. sleighlng
Is good aud farmers are busy hauling wood
:. Tom Peterson and Thas A THOMPSON,
two OF Bristow's promins ut young men, were
callers at @. w. Snyder's, sunday We wish
them happy journey home MT. Grnves
and family 81 Grovestown passed through
the valley, Sunday Joseph Hsrrfa ara
"a. Larson transacted business IN SOLD ers
Grove Peter Kyser is busy hauling wood
| to Viola Mr. Jenson Is improving NICELY b
under care OF Dr. Trowbridge Mrs. Ben
Adams has been seriously Ill mt Is on the
gain. william Edwards Of b ,ookville, a0d
Fred Kehr and wife OF Soldiers Grove, were
callers at Peter Jenson's Mrs. snyder mas
returned home from Ben Adams Mss
Martha Bruland aud sister opened dress
making shop at Soldiers Grove l.. y
Thompson Is busy hauling hay r.. The TIA
party At Peter Kyser's was a success Lucy
kyser and l.. 9. THOMPSON took the high
prizes Miss Nettie Goyer OF Reads,own,
was Pleasant Valley caller -. Al Hutchison
OF viroaua, was n visitor at l. Q. Thompson 5
Gro b. Guist soon starts farming ~
W snyder drives matched T. am HOW
ard Adams and wife passed Though the val
ley 5 lturiay ]. MIR, and Mrs. Robinson were
callers at b Adams BROTHER
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nad 10 CONQUER or bic.

II was just about gone, ;" writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs, n.
C. II had consumption so bad that the
best doctors said could not live mcr.
than month but began to use DR..
Kings New Discovery art vas wholly
cured by seven bottles md am row
stout and we'll " Its an unrivaled lie
saver in consumption. pneumonia, la
grippe and bronchitis; infallible for
coughs, colds, asthma hay fever, croup
or whooping cough. Guaranteed bottles
soc and 81 Trial bottles free at A. j.
Johnson's drug store.
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HAMBURG,

CHAsEBuRG. Feb. 3-Mrs. Kish and son OF
Newton, visited with Mrs. +. Pomeroy one
day last week Last sunday Dr. Moe was
called TO attend Frank knower OF Harmony.
who Was kicked in the fags by hotse.. W.
III brown and daughter lone. drove over to
his farm on Saturday last, returning Sunday
80. Since the recent snow farmers are max
ing good use OF the sleighing hauling wood
lumber, Ice, etc. o.. Peter Peterson has been
at W. stby Tor the past tao weeks putting up
Ice for parties there One day last week
Chas Tenny OF De spto, brought a load OF
wheat 10 be gronn6 at our Will... A dance
Was held In b, kannetsbergeF's ball Saturday
night. Hans Hoff and wife, Aessrs. Leum
Galstad. Lethbacken ann number of others
OF Coon Valley. attended the same MRS.
Belle Abrams and son OF Chippewa Falls, ar )
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. II Brown, sh-
being "a sister OF his. q. f. Ward spent sun
day with his family Messers. ailbertsuT
johnson and Ward attended Woodman lodge
at Coon Valley. saturday evening.
kPRisu BLOSSOM.
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SOUTH CREEK, Feb. 3.-koads are drlfted In
places, b 1T still IL is nice steighiug | sup
pose he young N en- were al OUT yesterday
IA their new cutters f Olsen has returned
home Frank kuower is improving fast
Mrs 5. Davis is visiting relatives around
here MIR and mrs Lockington, MIS- De-
lap and MIS- 5. Davis were visitors At j., De-
yoree's last week =. Z. Hanson Is liking up
his saw mill to commence work Charl;e
Knawer and family OF De Soto, were up +
5ee their iOlks on sunday me Cttrlstldh
Crusaders are expect ~ 70 be at the South
Cree K en- uch u hold meetings sooa. Joe
DevQrse has been ge ting up wood the past
week i. olive Getter made u nylng trip home
al Sunday and re Jor,s that Nj and Mrs Z.
G cen haze biz girl. Look out for the boys
puw. carson We are glad t. hear that Hen
~ nee was "A success - ll Ellis has Deeu
Il Frank kuower's SINE be gol kicsed by the
oI Henry is having al other bee tn"Ay.
LAST ROSE OF SUMNER.
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FOREST

Burr, Feb 2-Grandma Lynch. 81 years
old, fell and broke her hip in Nov mber. She
is not getting along very well Mrs. hebbet
fell and broke her wrist Elder Reed fell
aud hurt his side on a pltchfurK handle. a..
I, Markets family have the scarlet fever
aud some are quite bad Fred Mayenschem
and Fred lludo I'd b We been quar- antined
for month with tue same disease John
Marshall OF Lar arge. has bought the Jesse
Erwin farm Ia Forest; price 50 $40 Frank
smith bought the farm formerly known As
the Greg ry place &C.. Mr. Nouache lost q al
liable horse by having its leg broke. lie has
not succeeded In sending has feeble minded
b y TO the state home for that class Of IN
fortunRtes. BURRlIk
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YIktlOuA.

RUNp DALEE. February a-Miss Lucy Wig
anowsky closed a successful term OF school
has been somewhat irregular the latter part
81 the term. Milton WEIGH from Salem
Ridge. Is hauling rock for new basement
barn for II j Steenson. Messrs. Carl Skogstad
and Charley chase have also been hauling
rock for their respective barns. Two sleigh
loads OF younv people from Rund Daien
dr owe up to Hans Skogstad's last Thursday
night. 10 honor OF Mr., and MIS-. Tossum's 10th
wedding anniversary. Andrew swenso1 has
been poorly all winter but is better At present
g.. Small parties and social gatherings are
the order OF the season In the lower part Of
the valley. USL
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lENOA.

GENOA, Feb 5-Mrs. Chas OFT went to La
Crosse, Monday Erred Mureli and daughter
Nettie, drove to Niroqua, Friday Mrs. Otto
Clements who mas been attending her sick
sister-In-Iaw Airs. Is. Clements, returned to
her home AZ = oddsrd, Sunday. Gus Bartels
returned IN Friday from an extended trip
north Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gillette went to
New AIDou, Minnesota, sunday, TO visit rela-
lives Mack Shumway recently sold his
sFoz OF 100 bushels OF clover seed Our
csaail.poX patients are all Improving rapidly
- john Adams VIII had small poX Ia very
severe form and who was quaraatined for
se garal eeks, Is able 10 be out. His eyes are
10 very weak condition.. The marie &c OF
was Announced sunday . W. L. Langford,
formerly employed on the section here, was
promoted as section boss at Prescott. Al
fred Latimer, our rural mail carrier, Is en-
joy!ng the ane sleighing. MISSISSIPPI.
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ARARuAIN EOR YOU.

EARM FOR SALE In TIE NORTH EAST
4 part o. the town of Sterling; 20 acres, 20
Improved rest fut young timber, ali fence 4;
barn 3dXg0 basement $3.50 feet ceSp; l
tobacco Sheds pr nary l6x24, corn ,fi !,
wagon shed, machine sued wood shed i6xa
hen house lOX16. we'll, wind uiti, Drtck ctstern
and hydrant; house I6N2S, kltcAeit 24X24, stcse
cellar lGX24 feet Ceep. All kids of apps :,
Oh rries, 4rd pes. pares, varieties OF plur :,
all kinds of small fruits. school house 20
rods, mail box ~ reds. Price g, 90. For {, r
ther PARTICULARS call on or address w. j.
GETTER, NirOqua. Wis. EOute No.
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In Mr.. Jacobs Church.

II. II. Jacobs is remembered In
Madison as a popular athletic He is
now over the Hanover Street Congre-
gational church in Milwaukee. He
regards religion as something to be in
jected into everyday life as shown by
series Of Sunday evening addresses
ON Industrial questions The prospec-
tus says: NO one will be gagged.
Each address will be followed by
free parliament for conference in the
adjoining committee room. Bear-bait-
ing will not be encouraged in the free
parliament, but free questioning is de-
sired"
Already Professor Scott of the state
university, and others have spoken.
among the titles being Arnold Tong
bee and Industrial Revolution" and
1.-The Evolution of Capitaf' by a So
cialist editor; and last Sunday another
professor (DCwd) spoke ON Labor Con-
dtions in the South Future topics
are Or. Ely, two addresses; Jan. b.,
Frank G. Weber, national organizer
American Federation of Labor, THE
Labor and Church Eyangelists and the
Churcll's Duty" Feb. 8, Professor b.
\. Meyer, Phi ID, University of Wis
consin; Feb 16. Mr.. T. A. Wilde, sec.
.'etary and treasurer of Nordberg Man.
ufacturing company; Feb. %, Profes-
scr Paul s. Reinsch, FIJI. D., Uniyer
sity of Wisconsin. New Zealand In.
stitutions of Labor Reform"
Such discussion should do much to
get church people acquainted with the
point of view OF workingmen outside
and the old saying is, one can't hate
a man whom he knows. The fact that
many churches number very few
working people in their congregations
is making them alive to methods to
get them in. As a rule, laymen agree
that the gospel is the most acceptable
Sunday food, but certainly the appli-
cation of the New Testament to the
needs of all classes is gospel or may
be made so. What part of the serv-
ives should be devoted to worship and
what to ethics is probably matter
Of distribution. Those church mem
bers who feel the need of one to the
exclusion of the others should be pa
tient.
The story IS told of wise old dea-
con who was notified that good old
lady in the congregation objected to too
much extraneous matter in the service
she complained that she was mot
being fed"
Bother" replied the deacon, "old
Mrs - is ready to be killed, any
how
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DIED.

DoHIs Alta, only daughter OF William and
Anna kalhar, was born August 20, lSgS, and
died January -. 1903 This world did not
keep her long, but she has gone home to stay.
She leaves father, mother, and two little
brothers 10 mourn their loss. Rev. A a.
ptttepger of DE Soto. preached the funeral
sermon at Central. from James lii4-"FoF
what IL your lifef" A. A. p.
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