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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-18

Mlllennial Dawn Meetings lundenomiua-
tlonali-Bibls study. 100 p. m. praise
and TESTIMONY. Wednesday. 100 p. m. at
Society Temple Hall. corner Fifth and C.
Streets northwest, Fridays. 7.30 p. m.
practical and doctrinal Bible disc0urses
at Haines Hall. Harrison and Monroe
Streets. AnacCstia. Services free.
The Peoples Church 428 G Street
northwest-Rev. Alexander Kent pastor.
viii preach az ll:lj on witnessing for
the TRUTH Mr. NJ A. Clancy's class az
lO-l5- Seats free. All welcome.
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and f
Preaching. II q. ~. and $50 p. m. prayer
meeting on Thursday evening. Strangers
invited.
Wesleyan Pcutecostal Church Ninth
and ID Streets northwest. Rev. c. How
ard Davis. 91stOr-Sundav school 10 a.
M. preaching. y a. H. and T-g0 D. M by
Rev Charles BeEier, Of Spring Valley, n
Y; revival services each evening next
week except Monday and Saturday
ChristadcIphian. Washington EccIesia.
hall over National Capital Bank, $40
pennsylvania Avenue souJheast-Predch-
ing at n.l5 a. M, subject. "One Lord. One
Faith. One Baptism" All invited.
Mckinley Memorial Temple. temporary
quarters, the Schmidt halls, Jl6 Ninth
Street uOrthwest-Rev. George Buckler
viii preach at II a. m; Sunday school,
$50 a. m, no evening service. Mr. F. 5.
Gee. OTgauist- Mrs Gertrude Butts. Miss
May BuCkier. and Mr. Arthur Middleton.
sOi0ists. Seats free. All welcome.
Fricnds-Friends' Meeting lOrthodcx).
First and @ Streets northeast Bible
school e.S5 a. M, meeting for worship. II
a. N; Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan EndeavOr. 7-3C p. IN; Uidw EEK meet
ing, Thursday, 7.2) p. 10. All invited.
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worth League; 7.95 p. ~. preaching by

worth League; 7:15 p. H.. preaching BY
the pactOT.
Dum5arton Avenue Church. between
Thirtv-firgt anL Thirty second Streets
northwest. Rev. Frank h. Havcnner. pas
tor-y-50 a m. Sunday school IL a m.
and 100 D. m. preaching by the pastor:
o.45 p m. Epworth League; prayer ser
vice. Thursday. 7;50 p. N.
Gorsuch Church, corner F5ur-and-a-balf
and L Streets southwest. Rev. Thomas Z.
topes, pastor-9-3G a. m, Sunday school
II a m, preaching by the rastor- 7-3o H..
m. preaching by the presiding elder. Rev.
Dr. H. r. NaylOr; 3 p m, Junior League
b-45 D. m, EpwOrth League; Thursday,
40 p m, prayer meeting. The junior
choir viii sing at the evening preaching
service.
Mount Vernon Place Church South. X
and Ninth Streets, Rev. Forrest j. Pretty
man. pastor-Sermon at II a. N. and 7:3o
p. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m, Christian Endeayor service at
5-aO ,. m prayer meeting Thursday at
$50 D. m.
st. Paul's Church. Fifteenth and r
Streets MISUNDERSTANDING school at $50
a m. public service. preaching Dy Rev.
Wilbur l. Davidson, ID. D.. secretary Of
the American University, II a. m. and 100
p m Epw0rth League devotional meet
ing, $50 ?. m. Everybody welcome.
Waugh Church Third and A Streets
northeast. Rev. G.. +. MaydweII. pastor
sunday school at g-I5; sermon az n "a. m.
subject, Personal Work" EpwOrth
League az $50 p. M; sermon at 100. sub
IeCt. The Gracious Invitation
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ConErrrntIonnI.

Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia Road
near Fourteenth street northwest. Rev
W Ross Fishburn, pastor-9-30 a. m. sun
day school; II a. m, preaching by the
pastor 800 2. m, Junior EndeayOr; Z D.
m, Senior EndeayoT. p. N. preaching
by Rev. II. =. Higley. ID. d.
First Church Tenth and G. Streets
northwest. Rev. 3 n. Newman. ID D.
pastor-Sunday. II a. m. public worship.
with sermon by pastor, s p. NJ. illus
Ialed service upon the history OF the
Bible Al its manuscripts and versions.
music by quartette and chorus choir led
by DR.. J. w. Bischoff. organist. Sunday
school, as" g. M Christian EudcavOr
6-fJ D. n
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$50 D. m: school. $50 a. m; y. P. :. c.
T., $50, and Junior Endeavor, 80 O'Clock.
prayer meeting Thursday
Concordia Church. Twentieth and C.
streets northwest. Paul A. Mcneil. pas
Jor-Sdnday school 9.45 a. NJ, morning
service German, il O'Clock. Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting. Gas p. m,
evening service lEnglishl. 7-30 O'Clock.
subject Missions Verbeck Of Japan"
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. Rev.
G. H Butler Past0r-Services. with ser
mons by pastor. at II a. M. and 7.30 p.
m: sunday school. $50 a. m, Christian
Endeavor Society. $50, and Junior En-
deavor 2.l5 p M; prayer meeting.
Thursday
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Metropolitan Church. sixth End A Streets
northeast. Dr. Granville Williams. pastor
Bible school. $3.50 q. m. Young Peoples
Union. csc p. m. pastor will preach at
II and 100. the pastors sixth uunivcr-
sary iu the morning; evening subject,
Power OF Reserve Welcome 10 all.
Street Church. near Sixth Street
northwest. DT. J. J. Muir. pastor-Preach-
ing by pastor, II a. m. and 1870 p. IA;
children's meeting conductsa - Rev. j..
b. Clayton. 3-l5 p- m sunday school, $50
q. M Christian EndeavUr meeting. 6-45
D. M meetings Tuesday. Thursday. and
Friday evenings AL welcome.
Brookand Church. II. N Geren. pastor
$50 a m. sunday school. C. G.. Lynch
superintendent. II a. H. and 100 p. M
preaching by the pastor, morning subject
Overcoming Evil With Good" evening
subject sin Separates" 5-4E p- m,
young mems prayer meeting, $50 p. m
y p. B. T.; 1850 p. M Thursday, prayer
service
Second Church Auditorium. Fourth
street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor T. HeZ SVEN explains why They
Laughed az the Lawyers at 7-45 p. M;
preaching II a. m. by the pastor. Free
pews- all invited. Sunday school. $50 a.
m, b. y F. L. Gas p. m, prayer and
social service Thursday, 7.45 U. Ia.
West Washington Church. Thirty-frst
and y Streets northwest. Rev. c. q. Cole
man pastur-Freachlng Il a. m and 7.30
p. m themes. morning. strife" even
ing. Peace" Sunday school. g.3O a. m;
Y p s C. E. $50 p m; prayer meeting.
Wednesday. 100 p. I'd. All invited.
Calvary Church. Eighth and Fl Streets
northwest Rev. s. H. Greene ID. D.. pas
tor. Rev. A. +. Anderson PASTORS assist
aGt-Suntay school at $3.50 a. m. Miles
NJ Shand, superintendent. preaching
services at II a. m. and 100 p. m, IN
JermCdiate Christian Eudeavor at $50
p. M; Tuesday. at s p. m, Youus PeO-
pies prayer meeting; Thursday, at p.
M. Bible Club; S p. m. church prayer
meeting. All welcome.
Trinidad Church Lewis Street north
wCst-Sunday school at p. ~; com
muuion at p. m. administered by Rev.
W B. Johnson. ID. D.. pastor
Second Church-PreaclIng at .. m. by
the pastor, Rev. w. =. Dickinson. All in
vited
First Church. corner Of Sixteenth and o
Streets Notwithstanding service AT Il
a. m, Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage. d. D.. viii
preach; evening service at 100 p. m. the
Rev. p. L. Whitman. ID. d.. formerly pres
ident of Columbian Univ arsity. viii
preach Mrs. Thomas C. Noyes viii sing
al both services.
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4 hriStinU

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast. z. e. Bagby. pastor.
and Allen Wilson and r. c. Huston. evan
geIisls-Preaching at IL a. m. THE Old
Love story" p. m. meeting for men
OF ly, The Living Dog," and 80 D. M.
"Scriptural Baptism" Sunday school. 9-39
a. NJ; Christian Endeavcr Society. $50
p. m; Gospel meetings viii continue
every evening next week except Satur-
day.
Vermont Avenue Church. Frederick D.
Power, pastOr-ServiCes II a. 70. and 7-30
p. m; morning theme. First Things"
evening, "Jephthah's Daughter" Sunday
school $3.50; adult department. s-l5-
Christian Endeavor Society. $50; mid
week service, THURSDAY, 100 p. m. All
welcome.
Whitney Avenue Memorial Church.
Seventh Street entrance TO Soldiers
Home, Ira ". Kimmel. pastor-PreacbiuE
services at IL a. m, 7.30 2. m; Sunday
school at $3.50 p. N. Seats free All
welcome.
II Street Church. II street. near Four
and-a-haH street southwest. +. B. Sapp.
postor-Sunday school. 80 a. m. preach
Ing. II a. n. and 7.30 p. m. morning sub
ject Coronation Of Character" evening
subject. The Wage Garner" Y. p. s. c.
T., G-5J p. M.
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Thursday evening at 7.t5 O'Clock Music
under direction Of Mrs. Frank Byram or
ganist
Gurley Memorial Church. Florida Ave
nue.. between Sixth and Seventh streets
mort Invest. Rev. J. Russell Verbrvcke
pastor-Morning service. Il O'Clock. the
Lords supper, reception of new mem
bers; evening service. 100 o'clock sub
ject. Motherhood" Y. p. 5. c.. T. ser
vice at $50 O'Clock. All are cordially in
yiyed 10 these services
Washington Heights Church 2120 EaIo-
rama Avenue. i'm the Parker Mann studio.
in rear of nrst house west Of TwCuty-lirst
Street-ll a. m. preaching by Rev +.
Lawrence Hunt pastor. 800 p. m.. sun
day school, midwCek prayer meeting at
The Washington Seminary. 2I0I S Street.
THURSDAY 100 p. IN. Strangers welcome.
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Al! Souls Church. Fourteenth and r
Streets northwest. Rev. Ulysses C. B.
Pierce, minister-9-45 a. m, Sunday hooI
and class in comparative RELATIONSHIP a.
m, Unity study class; IL o'clock. morning
service sermon by the minister, G.45 o.
n Young Peoples Religious Union
meeting iu the chapel, O'Clock. evening
service. first OF three sermons on "SauFs
Journey 10 Damascus symbol OF Re
hgious Progress J. The BigOt" All
seats free at evening services
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First Church OF Christ. Scottish Rite
Hall, 1907 G Street n0rthEest-Sprvices al
il a. M and 5 p. M; subject. Truth.
Sunaas school at II a. ~. "Wednesday
D. H. reading rooms in Bond Building
Second Church Of Christ. hall 12IS
Twelfth Street nO--hrcst-Services az IL
a. M subject, Truth" Sunday school
ct y m, Wednesday. p. n.
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Rev r. Clinton Hay OF BOs on. viii
preach 81 the New Church. Sixteenth and
torcoran Streets northwest. at II a m
subject. The Woman Clothed with the
sun. Sunday school. 1918 ?. m. evening
service at 100 p. IN. eighth lecture 10
course on Rational ChrIstianity-~S ve-
de7b0rg, a Man OF Science for a Scientific
AE. All are invited
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Grace Church. Fifteenth Street. between
Hho1e Island Avenue and 2 Street north
west, Rev j. II. Schick. D. D. pastor
Service at IL a. m and 7:3O .. m. Rev.
John 5. Stair. ID. D.. president OF Frank
I'm and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa.
wiH preach. sunday school at $50 a. N.
the pastor VIII deliver the second lecture
OF the series on Church History" Thurs
day evening az 1870
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First Memorial Church r and North
Capitol Street. o. W. BURNER. pastor
Preaching at II a. m. and --30 p. m:
morning theme. "S0nship and Service"
evening theme Excuses" Suudav school
$3.50 a m, special meeting for the
juniors, p. m; Christian Endeay0r. $50
p. ~. All welcome.
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IniVcrsaIist.

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest. Rev. John Van
Setback, jr-, pastOr-Services at L a. m
and $50 D. m the pastor viii preach.
Sunday school. 9,45 a. H.. kindergarlen.
II a. o., Young Peoples Christian Union.
$50 p. m.i prayer meeting Thursday 81
D. IN. All invited.
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Dr.. Kiimer,s sWAmP-RooT

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You may have sample bottle OF this great kid
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Rheun2QtiSn7

What is the use OF telling the rheumatic
that he feels as If his joints were being dis
located
He knows that his suderings are very
much Ike the fortunes Of the rack.
Hhlt he IrlEfS % ElIOlC is what VIII per
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That, according 70 thousands Of grateful
tp=rfnlUnfa1s is
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1902 Calendars. fancy hang.
ing ones, in floral and pictorial
designs, and Block Calendars,
SC, Zoe, l5c, and ZSc up TO $2.OO.
First G00r-Eleventh St.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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Spring tgWl Eugene CaWsi. IL. d.. Dean.
COZ RISE l-Govcruweuts Contracts and Claims
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COT RISE I-NiHtarg Law and Courts-uIrtiaI
Prot George B. Davis. Judge Adv. Gen. S. a.
col RISE Organization. Jurisdiction OF Interior
Department and General Land Office Prof
tUUs J. Campbell asst Secretary Dept. In
JeIlgrI- Asst Prof samuel T. ProuJut tFir-t
Asst Attorney.
COURSE IN-Or-anizatiau. Jurisdiction Practice.
T. \ Dept of Treasury. Prof Milton T.
Allies asst. Secretary of treasury
OPENS MARCH 3. 1902, COLLEGE BUILDING,
SIG laIH 81 y. W.
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Hoods SGrsG00riELG

It promptly ueUJraIizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends, com
pletely eliminates it, and strengthens the
system against its return Trv Hoods
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February Patterns and Fash.
ion Sheets ready.
First floor.
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Guaranteed Sewing Machines.
SI0-5O TO $4,000.
Second floor.
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Also Domestic
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In the new seasons choicest de-
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635 yds. 27-inch Black TaffetaS,
75C the yard.
Regular prise, S74C.

us yards Cream
Panne Satin de Chine,
Delightfully."- soft and clinging,
with the appearance of a satin
finished crepe. An ideal fabric
for evening wear.
Soc the yard Regular price, S115.
First floor.
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Consisting of exclusive novel
ties in Madras. Oxford CheviOts,
Dotted and Plain silk MOusseIine,
silk Embroidered AIbatrOss,
Printed French Swisses, and
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Dresden, and Floral Designs.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-04-18
It's Work Was Good.

Winnebago City Enterprise: AS the
public comes to more thoroughly digest
the work of the extra session Of the
legislature there is better feeling
and more of a disposition to accord
credit for the conservative course
adopted by that body. 1t is beginning
to dawn upon the people that the edu-
cationaI effects of the sessions are
alone worth the expense, and that the
constitutional amendments proposed
afford foundation upon which to
build a permanent and uniform law
that will stand not only the test of
courts, but of time. A tax code en-
acted without the foundation of con-
stitutional authority might, and
probably would have been, overturned
by the courts in many Of its more
radical provisions, and unending liti-
cation would have followed. By the
adoption of these constitutions
amendments the people will bestow
upon the legislature power and author
ity to enact such laws as will equalize
the tax upon all classes of property
and provide means for its assessment
and collection without recourse to ex
pensive and dilatory litigation.
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Is the Peoples Candidate

Norris Sum- The fact thai Gov.
Van SAINT will as result of the fight
he is max ng against the merger have
the active opposition of the railway
interests to contend with in the next
campaign should he be re-nominated,
seems to have badly scared many OF
the Republican newspapers in the
state, and they propose nominating
some other candidate for governor,
someone who is more favorable to the
interests of the railroads. If the fact
that the present governor is clearly
entitled to a second term, is to be
ignored, then it is merely a question
as to which is most essential, the sup
port of the corporate interests of the
state or the general public. Both are
strong, but we believe the support o.
the people in this case is most to b
desired, as Governor Van SAINT hal
materially strengthened his candidac.
with the people by the fight ne ha
made in their interest. No candidat
could be nominated who would hav
the undivided support OF both tn
railroad interests and the people, an
should any other candidate than Va
ISant be put up he would be regarde
as the candidate of the railroads
which would be good campaign ma
lterial for the opposition.
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Van SAINTS Work.

st. Cloud Journal-Press He has
stood manfully by the principles of
his party, and for the best. interest OF
the people. He advocated the common
sense proposition of putting the penal
and charitable institutions of the state
under one board. Unfortunately the
legislature included the state univer-
sity and the normal schools. Friction
resulted, and this with changes made
necessary by the new order of things
resulted in considerable adverse criti-
cism, but the report of the forthcom-
ing board of control will show clean
saving to the tax payers Of between
one hundred and two hundred thous-
and dollars, and no apologies need to
be made for governor who stands for
a business proposition which makes
so big saving to the citizens Of the
state.
Next he advocated tax reform. His
whole course has been consistent and
manly. The legislature authorized
the appointment of tax commission,
and cut short the regular session with
the distinct understanding that an
extra session should be called to con-
slider the report of the commission.
| L
on the commission. From one end of
the state to the other there was not a
word of criticism on the personnel OF
the tax commission, and when 1t
made its report the governor called the
extra session. His message to that
body was able, clear and straight
from the shoulder The party can take
that message into the campaign, and
it will make votes for Gov. Van SAINT.
Because the legislature acted badly is
not the fault of the chief executive.
They were elected by the people, and
not by the governor. They will have
ali accounting with their constituents,
and the people will be wise if in the
future they send men who can be
trusted to stand by so honest man
as Minnesota now has at the head OF
it's government.
In all these things Gov. Van SAINT
was true to his people and his party.
1t is true that some of his appoint
ments are not popular. but as whole
they will average with those of hi
predecessors.
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ST. CLAIR.

st. Clair, April 11-Mr. Henry
Bertke, of Mankato township, who had
his right tibia fractured near the knee
Joint some two weeks ago, is able TO
be up. out of bed and is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fitterer, OF
Mankato township, are rejoicing over
a little visitor which arrived on We'd
nesday. 1t is boy
DIR and Mrs. Sour spent Monday IN
Mankato on business.
Mr.. Henry Thielman spent few
DAYS in st. Paul on business connected
with st. Clair Creamery, last week.
Our genial post master is conspicuous
by his absence. He is spending few
DAYS at the st. Joseph's hospital to
undergo minor surgical operation.
We hope he will be able to attend to
Uncle Sans business soon.
Mr.. Ario, aged some IA years, died
in ST. Clair village on Wednesday eve
ming about eight o'clock. He had been
resident of st. Clair about 10
wears Death was due to old age
The old man took his bed about one
week ago and gradually faded away
penceably and easy.
Farmers are all done seeding and
are waiting for good rain.
MI. Howard Preston, of Decaria is
confined to the house with sore throat.
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Efficient and Satisfactory Ad-
miniStTatiOn.
Rock County Herald

Rock County Herald:
The Herald can see no good reason
why Gov. Van SAINT should not be re-
nominated for a second term. On the
contrary it recognizes may strong
and important reasons, involving alike
the interests of the state and justice
to the governor, why he should receive
the hearty, enthusiastic and unanim-
GUS support of the Republicans of
Minnesota for denomination as their
candidate for governor. In fact the
situation presents to the Republican
party demand for the denomination
of Gov. Van SAINT which practically is
imperative.
So far as the record has been made,
| the administration of Gov Van SAINT,
on the whole. has been efficient and
satisfactory. beneficial to the state and
creditable to his party. On this record
the Republican party can go before
the people in the next campaign, with
good conscience, and justify by faith
full and fearless public service honestly
and ably performed, the claims of thu
administration TO public confidence
and approval
All the objections raised against tn
re- nomination of Gov. Van SAINT ar
, inventions of his enemies to concea
the real opposition. The real objec
, tions embody the strongest argument
, in support of his just claims to II
nomination and reelection.
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GARDEN CITY.

Garden City, April 11-Mrs- Jean
Thompson, who has been visiting her
pareHts, Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Osgood,
returned to her home in Minneapolis
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Osgood, who has been
spending her spring vacation with her
parents at this place, returned to
school Monday.
Mr.. Charley Boynton, Frank Durant,
Frank Close, John Chapman went to
North Dakota Monday. Frank Durant
and Frank Close intend to work on
stock ranch. Mr.. Boynton and Mr..
Chapman are seeking land.
Mr. A. L. Loomis moved his family
to Mankato Tuesday. where they will
reside in the future.
George Lefavor and Alfred Mesery
Jr., were Mankato callers Tuesday.
Mr.. Swain delivered temperance
lecture here in the Christian church
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
The cabinet meeting of the Epwortl
League met at N. a. Overs last MOI
day evening. Games were played an'
a pleasant time spent.
i Mr.. Swain, the great Temperance
worker and member OF Independent
Order of Good Templars, organized
Good Templar lodge of 10 members
The officers are as follows: Pas
Chief Templar. N. P. John, Chie
Templar, Royal Horton, Vice Temp
lar, Rose Dickinson Chaplain, Mrs
Nv. E. Miller; Secretary, .. W
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HIGH PRICES FOR LOTS.

Redwood Falls, Mimi, April IA
The sale of lots in the towns on the
new line of railroad that crosses Red
wood comfy from east to west began
this week At Milroy, in the town OF
Westline, prices scared away up. Inc
first lot sold brought 81, 375, the second
81, $50, and the third over $1,000.
Sixty lots were sold in all, the total
receipts being 500, 600. These prices
are something unprecedented. There
is nothing but bare prairie at the
town site. Ayvillage will spring up
at once. Lots in three other towns
will be placed on sale next week. The
grade for the road was completed last
fall, and tracklaying will begin in a
few days The company expects tc
have the track laid and trains running
regularly inside of sixty days.