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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Assistant Postmaster

Galveston, Texas. March ~ James II.
Forsrard has been appointed assistant post
master At Galveston. yice W. a Scnles,
who has resigned to accept position With
the Giant Cement company in New York.
The resignation Of Mr. Scales has already
been accepted and the new appointment
becomes effective today, Mr. Forsgard hos
resided in Galveston prRcticslly all ot his
life and has filled several Responsible 20
sltlons with credit He acted dS cash er
of the international anda Great Nouhern
was subsequently connected With The T..
Cannon Commission company Nore re
Gently be has filled the position IF hoos
keeper and cashier Of the Tribune
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
N.y,l Recruits Secured at San Antonio.

san Antonio. Texas March 10. The IA
,,i recruiting station. which has been ir
,,o,,tio, here for the past week. was
Iced this evening Fifteen recru r. were
.nli.,ed br the officers. Ileutsuant Lit
tirIeld DR. Crandali aud the petty ofn
lii he on recruiting service for two weeks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Mortuary Report.

Galveston, Texas, March 10 = Following
is the mortuary report for the week ending
Friday, March "A:
March w & Shay. white age -
years: alcoholism dnauestl
March S.-Mrs A. hlausen, white, aged
SO years senllity
March O.-Theodore Schwartzhach. white
aged days: premature birth. Augusta
Norman, colored aged ! years; appended
It's Infant OF Harris McFadden, colored;
stllborn.
March TO- BABY Coleman, colored, Sil"-
born.
March lI-Cornelius Casey. white. aged
SO years: chronic gastritis.
Died In Sealy hospital. u ST. Mary's
inhrmary. l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Bids for New Library.

Galveston Texas. March Il. Bids for
the new library building were closed NJ
3 O'Clock this afternoon Quite a number
"ere received. but it viii take SOM ira
to exsunc them before The contract nn
he awarded. Tho representative Of Eamts
YouuG Of st. Louis. the architects Of
the structure. viii moi arrvr hcee uuu'
tomorrow and the examination Of the bids
will not be taken m until after shat date.
The library viii hc built az the site ot
the old rioldthwajtc homestead ON Ere
mont street and SeIiy avenue, and will
cost about 100000. The fund for the cS
tnblishment OF the library was donated by
the late Henry Rosenbcrc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

Galveston. Texas. March lJ-The Mai.
lory lire steamship Nueces arrived today
from New York with the following LIST OF
cabin passengers Mrs J. Callohan San
Antonio; Mr. and Mrs. George ). SMITH
W. u. Byron, l.. Byron, ]. NJ Hat.
Smedley. Miss Smedley. Mr.. aud Mrs, G..
b. Hoadley, Redland; Mr.. and Mrs IL.
J.. Spencer Beaumont: j. II. Bassettr Key
West.
The Ammo sailed Tor New York today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Effort to Consolidate

Galveston. Texas. March 10 An effort
Is being made to combine the Galveston
Business league and chamber Of commerce
Of this city The matter has been under
discussion among the individnal members
OF the two organizations Tor several days
but the first definite step taken In tue mat
ter was this afternoons when committee
of three members Of each organization mW
AT the office OF Mott * Armstrong and
dicussed the matter with . view ~ muIug
reports to the directors of their respective
organizations During the discussion 1t
developed that the committee believe
there are quite number of members NJ
each organization who will he willing to
amalgamate. but there Is also believed to
he some who would not consider such q
proposition -favoraby. The aims and pur
poses Of the two organizations are very
similar and many believe that 10y uniting
they could WELD more influence and ac.
rompilsh better rCsults.
At the meeting this afternoon no ler'
sion was reached regarding the matter
owing ia tho fact that the committees n1d
no authority to 10 anything further than
discuss the matter and report TO their d.
reCtorS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
The Boat Club.

Galveston, Texas, March lat a meet
ing OF the Galveston Boat club last night
II was decided to give series Of enter
tainments during the season for the mem.
bers and their friends. The first of these
viii be given next Saturday evening In
terest In aquatic sports In Galveston,
which has Jagged somewhat during the
past few seasons, was revived last sea
son by the boat club and they hope to
greatly increase their membership during
the present season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from diseases Of tho
liver Kidney bladder and blood that Warmers safe
cure viii them lial bottle WI I be sent abs u.s.
win write warmers Safe Cure Co, Rochestcr ~ "
ond mention this liberal 6ner in The Post
'.h. this offer Is fully guaranteed our
doctor viii send medical booklet containing symptoms
and treatment Of each disease ana many convincing
testimonials fice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
KIDNEY DISEASE.

WARMERS SAFE CURE Is purely vegetable and
harmful drugs, it does not eoustpate u ~
most valuable effective tonic: is stimulant TO
digestion and awakcns the torpid liver, putting nc
patient into tho receptive state for the work
of tho restorer N tho kidneys prepares the tissues.
soothes inflammation mud irrit alton stimulates the en-
rccblcd organs and heals at the same time II huldS
up body gives strength and restores me energy
at is or La wasting under the banetu Suu'rng
of kidney disease Warmers safe Cure Is nov put no
r two regular and sold by all druggists, or direct
CENTS AND ST a BOTTLE, 90.
Refuse substitutes There is none Just a. good,
as Warnsrg Safe cure II has cured all forms OF KID
me-, disease for thirty years II is prescribed by an
doctors and used in the leading hospitals as tho only
load. ,,bh iNOl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
mace NEa q WELL WOMAN.

81 firmly believe that owe my ute 70 warner
blc aud could ind relief anywhere spent hun,
dr,uls Of dollars doctors and medicines Some would
Civ, temporary relief and others none whatever Dc
ddcd 10 Try Warmers safe Cure es last resort and :,
wish mad followed the advice OF friends sooner "
was tho only thing that helped me. and In less than
four months 1t had made now woman OF me- aIn
cntrcl, cured and / give MI the praise 70 warner
Sale cure Frances w. Gresham, Secretary and Treas
rer Higher lcagur Of Educational Society, Washing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
BACKACHE? IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.

Mrs. Frances w. Gresham,
Secretary and Treasurer Higher
League of Educational Society,
Washington, ID. c., Says She
Was Permanently Cured BY
Warmers Safe Cure, a Trial
Bottle of Which Will Be Sent
Absolutely Free Postpaid to
Every Reader OF The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
CURES

This state Of affairs could he avoided 4 every one was
careful 10 urine they felt the hrs BACK
ache then n Of disease shows itself get b0t
Ito az warmers Safe Cure; IL will purify and heal the
Kidnevs ku am germs Of disease. and prevent the Sc
riour complications bound arise and restore
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w AR ~ ER'S
SAFE CURE.

II you have pains in the back, rheuma'
ttsm. uric acid poison rheumatic govt ala.
betCs. Bright's disease, Inflammation OF
the bladder and urinary organs scaldlnG
pains when you uriuate or torpid liver, u
woman a bearing down sensation, fainting
spells so-called female weakness, painful
periods your Kidneys are diseased. You
should lose no lime In sending FOR free
trial bottle Of Warmers safe Cure as a
special arrangement has been made with
The publisher OF The Post SO that Its read
crs may have a free trial OF this wonder
ful kidney cure absolutely free II you
DO NOT wish to wait for the free trial get
a ioc hntlc at your druggists. II viii re
lievC VOC At once and eject a permanent
rurr
Diseased or weak kidneys cause more
complications than any other sickness. II
become diseased and are unable 10 DO tnel
erly the liver becomes affected then the
urinary organs. the blood aud the. stomacl
becomes Impoverished the urine becomes
viii have brick dust sediment. he liver
pli and pains in thu hack are almost COZ
system becomes pregnatcd with the disea
ach &. rendered unable to digest tho food
result Is . general breakdown.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Jnoholo.

susen inbsbes mb ben oaure 6mtater Sutarius NisluHs uahs rrrenoe
digit ct llebe". 2sruait issr "SsomoSsrsu", en- lbeu oatkr ROrsae
al &ae Gkarp. Saa fommer Ell NrttL, Der gir Roe for bet retrtfe "Ilddl
90 Ceeivfem". "a bet blot sr ct 9tosipprssmaal uaar bette spfsm pl
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at irte ie io bet-Gn 8eutnrs ON ben eteuoummelse Gar City" Gan
6rancsco er osaa Of me9eu Snteresf. 8eefer fommer en- lang 8rfe al
SmGabtfprer % Stsier iUm "Si9uefiarriu9en", en- Notwithstanding afG.
9ro8h "Caofifere" al @eUrg StrgmoaI, "Gu lluldts SenretsIis" al Gaul
Sourget, "Juls' Jenny" at aRarp gsttns DIN. 90 iua tommsr bet mcriomfe
belle Spta: ct rppaIs al Sans Sstaucs tesmte bumOrthife "hiffortr" puu
2unosmaal usmGs: Doftarsu Krsfianta", ~fanse.C suuss", ~6iaa
Rouseu" % git Sdmlip", aqeiummen iluirsrst. Sat mna paste pm, at
B. life Ter Jig ipGnbt fmhGrpst uaar be larr bise tcutu4e "SfaUrtsr@. - vi
bet surse 9Gffoi fan n3pues: "Ssnmeu' Jouds", en- Stsis "pifepof
o9 6absnof Delapars", "Nb 1if", en- al elias arGmmsrs iUteiss
smoobpbtiUur fra sOrss "St llYfsrtum", 5praaus al Q. s6nter, us
ia en- 8Gte intaesiunte, tauirerbe StlOrmser ira Dpuiuet GncuNsre Mao
naunes "pauesfrfsu", ct sasH al Der SpNl "Gu ltor", 6OrtG1tng al
Gbriftne gaIoersooter "65utteu fom bsYpeo Groost'. ct al Sacub Bulls
prG9iafe Gpeutpr, buortI Soh bar hsuet bet argefe TrOlo, uVssn tan f fr
fine Zine ct hutsbarn", MISUNDERSTANDING al SacO6 u Rus, "GulS.
grapsreu oS hans bufru". en- rprenoe, paier Sifore al IRart 3putn "Rir.
Fen Daaes", 7t8t al Subunues gesreu mc Stlsce al @aase arts Cub
bruubspuku, Slipper Cerfuoieus Gale for Rpiubeu", en- tOsn ehpperb.
fort,, "SoerfriSsu Fort Orerf9t" mO mango BtlcSsr, "SpeSslisshr
rouer" % iaa tonmer en- ipio9 Coming al uorfs Oobeudpue meo Scr.
hartrg ooer burt 0auns Cprtnoelr % Setgonng SQsen iutRr meo en- ar.
trl ON Gsrmomstre bttoris mrO en- SammrnN8uiHsstateI msaem os TIE
M Ibugsige 1ermomara Gabnubes, Reaumurs Og Getius - Ser sr bog life
BET belle al Epgus rWt aiuerRnoe 5ubboo opr9ut men man oil h, at ben By.
Der pa ct ubUalg, iOm i'll. fan mfss beore til misunderstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

a.. Eea belbrsbece BAN pso en- Naaneo!
Sebauoliua.
4. y. Stevens Rirneapolis. WtHu.. bel
breoet for Ct i!emt Si9rsonoe % Rheuma
tisme.
". Q. 8altao. Grpottcn. Riur.. bel
brsbst ior aatarrb % fl 'terust en- iior De
pGlt fra i'm Rrie.
MRS. Marguerite Rc8se. 7ulutb. Rinn,
belbreoet for arGit / 2Gbsn.
MRS. Goparo Soptius. Duluth, Ninu.
heibreoet for en- 8ouIplitatipu al trouiitt
Cuper.
Dtrs. Surseis. g~Iainpiew, Miuu.. Helbreoet
Tor at ilemJ % rel uopttlet SiliRl0e Al
trcutIt Srouttt. gue ANDRE Slass Sebano,
ltiaer bapoe 'eilet.
3. 3efenbaagh, II &eitsru Gpsuue. Wiu'
leapoltS. Nruu.. helbreoet for ,roRiit 9uuse.
Suttrpr, % Sirrteip1opm paa ct trent
itreoet Stadium.
gRiis alitie gPaipr. Gait @rauS t5prts.
W nH, beItreost for trpntit Slooipaoom %
uoIlgt / auiiatCt. NUhre SehaHbliuser
bauoe t'te giort bsnNe bet miroitc Goot.
Specials teooeEIe iii "2ecorabs 3 'i.eu."
8erioner. Der gniter at t%ouiultere Or. Rea,
tan 9lere bet peo at beisae bans apHtprer,
329 Bottom 8Iod. RiunsapoIis, Miun.
8oniultatipn. llueerigseIie OF &aao I'll De
Srtereslereoe. s1.00. Or. 9ied oil bare at
trGfe | fine 30ntprer her / noSle iaa Nad.
Neoer. hpprelter ban pelioer tllba9e I'll TT
Snititut I Sputsptae. 9p.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
11oroen.

Oct ifanbinapiife RorSen teller
meo Ct riinot SaI 10 RiQiorer Sno.
bDggere.
De ire Higers uoenrigifc 6unoels.
omiRtntng ubgiorhe / 1899, llofsr.
Tel 90 SnbfsrieI iarnmenIagt, 1882
WiiQtoner. SeIe Oct mGgtige Rus.
larb meo 5iuIGtb bapbe en Smiqt,
ming al 1851 RilIiouer, - % aro.
ner paa bier Subbpgger moo Ror.
oenS $50 aroner. Ren Smaalmoe
iom SoQaub % 9eIgien bapoe iii
8ieugi9lo en- SmiGtrtug paa BEN.
bolospis 5,20S % 5000 RiQiouer.
De TO 9auoe bar neruIig ogioa Ell itor
8ieruemoangstraff for tpife %
ihpei5iife granddaughter. Spifldnbs
S%miGtnirg bar 1929 Rilioner og
5ronfriges 5.S43, - berboIosois
100 % 1872 arorer Tor bper Sro6pg.
ger. 8e ire nor6tife 2anSe, tagct
ION Gnbeo, fonnler oItiaa nlegct bsit
/ Sr6enen.
S%fibsreoertet filler oct iamle6e
IorOen soerit blonot ale 2anbe.
Storbritanuien oIc1,e urotoget. Get
roooc6e uemlig / 1899 ober s5t 900
Cons Gampitibe % 1.427,009 Cons
SeiIifibe. Sgitlnno foner iom Nu.
nter ire me6 42S7,000 Cons.
Eoa Sernbnnerue8 Cmraaoc Itaor
NorOen ogiaa meget bsit I europa.
Sun RuSIor0 mco $3.50 aiIpmeter,
Gpiflnnb me0 $1,000, 6ranfrtge nro
i2400, Stor6ritorrier og SrIano
meo 81, 9 og Giterrig'llngorr meS
1880 fommer fornn. Norbeu itnar
meO fine 1890 9tlometer omtrent
ieouiioes meb StaIien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
! Bnepe fra Norge !

lif | Spioien ritnbt / gpens @aoer.
SperoIt, bpor Soset font frem, blep
bet bdit meb ftornienoe Subel, pg
Sof faiteoe gpIter meo Ssi Ssoe.
mibIer o. gobope op / goenen, iom
Sober til aomiteen. Sper eneIte
I@doe | 9pen bIeo biemiset, 90 oper.
oIt regneoe @aperne neo, ian at toIp
@ogne efter Here Simers Sorleb Dor
fuIot beIGsieoe. 9erefter fisrte gog.
rene otter op paa 5orpet, boor man
iaa boIot guftion oper Be ino.
fcmne 8aper! 8olf bar aIbeles eue.
'pilSe til at bpoe paa Soeerne, os 6pI.
gen al apmiteens geuiaIe Sorisg
|blep, at De ON aftenen baooe $4,000
Sire | fin 9asie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07

ier ON Grpeoitionen - iom man me.
ner, for at benptte iom gaaben moo
DIR. goIopii. Def er mtg ogiaa be.
fienSt, at ban LOB Zig meooae en- lag.
zig Offering, buorpeo l~iiteIIet ON.
boro | ~americo" fonitatereoes.
Reiultatet blir bel oerfor, at Mr.
galopin aloris fonrner Bis isien JON
oenne Expeditions 2eoer. SmiSIertio
isrges Der M pon beoite Wnaoe ior
Grpeoitionens gienoeIe beroppe, os
4america" saar ! ginterfoarter. %
ian fanr ri Sa til guaren ie. boem Der
ifal faa sgren al at iorti9tte "ocn
beoit nbitpreoe expedition MOB go.
Ien."
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
u. O. PeIan's miner.

2pgger on glaner for 6renttiScn
Oh bur6e iaIfaIb gisre oct, tbi / en-
6oritanb or sin 5remtto afbRngig al
FIoner, iom on enten naereoe bcr
Io8t eacr logger M. 9eriom on MI
bar
"glanctn
ret for Din 6remti6, iaa biz on maa.
ife tunne bIiue ~uofbGueig eGer
"Snoepeubsnt"
/ financieI 8oritanS. oq on bill Sa
fInnc gan 6remti6en / Rteoe
"Raieiie"
og roIig og meS ct Roo Tom en- flor
"8risSlp Scar.
Teriom on bar hilat me6 Der |
gln6ct. Ian bao on aaere0e noaet ON
ooennponte Rinefompanier. os man.
ife on oaiaa fan bare tpnft, at set
life uiloe bore ian oumt at fisbe en-
Gel Stocf, meoens Briien enonu err
ioa biaig. Siaafal6 bsr on life oente
altfor lpnqe. '
9riien paa aftier / be forffieaiac
9onlpanter er enbnu fun 25c, f0c,
&c 90 Sc, benholbspis / ben Srben,
De er nRurte, men grisicrhsieIIe fan
ife rnafiombelit.
Gen, iom fisber for minoIt S25 /
gftier, fan ina betaIe for iamme /
monrehlise giSraa. 20 6emteSeIe
inSieH6es met geitiainaeu. en- 5cmte.
bel ON en- Waanes en- 5enteSal ON
10 @anreber GA iiSite 1emteSeI ON
ire Raareber, og naar fiSite gctaIina
er iuSienht. bill Certificate Of Stoct"
bIipe u6iteSt
Erifer on uGrmere Splrsnineer.
Ca ffrip cuten iii Sui =. SopperitnS.
2eccroh Soma eaer til q. 6. Sennn,
t4o6-6irit aue4 seuttIe Rnibins.
ton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
GeIemarife Regiment.
17S9-1S1S.

Sbor sifieIb blanner hsit % oiot.
og Hiufan purer tiGft,
Scr fgrbeoes % fGrbcs END
en- itdiit RormannailRst;
til tunae Ssrn | l~lfrebstio
blep SeleneIen isunt
% bGSreb riot | blobia Crib
iin Siemitaous Heeimeut.
Stoo gdet peo 8rrnien mareen Sang
naar bet iom bodroeit fneb,
gif paa meb 3nrra os uteb Sung,
ON alialer ON Dem peb;
bar meS | s oe I 8
Tom rate Srgcrfor.
| IA. ba hi ilog os fri
meS paaerc RRnb peb Nor.
Sg bio: i bette Heeiment
ire Gutter bengans itreo,
Tom af Dor bdnife Sror bIeb tienbt
og iloa bans SienSe neb;
BUTT SeIgeien peb SreSritsitaS
- hans Rnou on fienber bel?
og 8he- SreSericia,
oeb Siteb SdIeppeereIIl
Orb Inbcr SeIemarfens Wo
at 8ataIioncrs Sramp:
- At Ssrner, ipm for 9anbets Set
gaar fretbig frsm til Scamp;
og ON bet after reiner pdd,
% De / Crib bIir ienSt:
6enoner be en Ianb IL gud
r 8 9ores q eeimentl
Sdns 8ebnolbs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Iarina NeIkrfptt

On as m grge, ism bar iru,is. IA fibaa, IA.
SGarrIaii q. bar slpei1sI ira en- NsisisarT ISflas
sirH en- CgitEsft Tor q cgisit psayistjlt a2isotL. lsa
hgrilgi % petslaAs g tnftrsr 2IEuil. NIrnt4L, "a.
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me- Ad r pgla3 q g~uitiiut 1tieeel mps 3eggsi0xf.
ief g ale Siiss Afrpel oeiisT. ga ba bar f9siJlt
rEfs piaaa5etlst teibrst tuse GbHs 1 zafnser al al
la4s. aalsr aAA psi lam M gil8i 81 ssgs asI sti.ese.
ipg vac itosHeC 9se0meuasiirr. iInaa9rs eerpsb "a
rfe Gaitfi en- or ltHeTe Dc Msnnsitglt3e Z srlieg. OIL
q lsaet esnHs Cpltrrr sgais III ale. ION ssiser psa.
faa taa. dtaas dr. sHQg.H mea i~HisfRabll Cgs
i~nsaiassr en-. Ao3titees rst tai tlS, Tssst o. bga5es.
senbts ~ esA zee MrtFasstisa al S~unrfs. axga
.tift, 5laA w a. Aoyea s4I Powers Biocx
Rochester. n Y.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
&c ianot paa 3aao.

en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. | gtiIano
farbt icrnplia pna en- poerit original
Soc til at ifaiie geuse / i'm genac.
fasie. Sloffea toIp fisrtg II inlpf.
feOe goane op poa 8rens Corn og
orog oerfra / beitemt GrSgn meo Rl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-07
Samilies Sesning DO. 26.

"goHem"s grGmisbus for 1908 er MI irrois fra Srpfisrht. SiNs
Spscr. Der bpsr set inoes no til giuteraitculasnins. muotases meO
aabig higcner geloilic al gIaotts Eublifnm, iorSi be bnser paa iaa msset
baabe til Splpsning % lluoerbolNnius. Zen me gog bar man iorisgt
at sisre enbnn giilSere emo b, tiolasre uosiune giuO. Sor bet isrhe
er ben 16 Siser iorrr, eN be biotiI bar plsiet at bare, Deruan bDoer
ben paa ct laugt r~igboIpigere 3aulratiuusfoi. euo nostu tiolstrs ~losape;
ben ~inosboIber life minsre euO baubnnOrtOe SiQsoe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-07-17
BOYS LEAVE THEIR HOMES
Started Is Visit Relatives in the
Country Yesterday Morning
and Cannot Be
Found.

The present whereabouts of Walter
Larson, the 9.year- old son of widow
lady living IN the west end, and Leon
ard Erickson, the 1O-year- old son of
Erlck Erickson, of the firm of T..
johnson & Co., shoe dealers of this
city, is furnishing a puzzle that the
local police and the relatives Of the
boys cannot solve.
Early yesterday morning the two
boys, accompanied by the G-year. old
son of August lRiss,a and two sons of C..
l.. Holcomb started to walk to the
farm of relative north of Calhoun.
Tired from their long walk in the hot
sun, when the boys reached the Cal
houn cemetery they lounged in the
shade OF the trees. AS if by prear
ranged plan the Johnson boy and the
Larson boy suddenly started away
from the remainder of the party and
running through clump of trees, dis
appeared. The other boys of the
party returned home, arriving here
yesterday afternoon. The parents Of
the two missing boys were Informed
of the occurrence, and since that time
a search has been made Of the entire
country around Calhoun. Late this
afternoon no trace of the missing
boys could be found.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-07-17
Remains Of Missionary Boyd sent
East for Burial.

Memorial services were held at Lo-
gan Sunday afternoon over the re-
mains of Rev. G. E. Boyd, Harrison
Co. Sunday School Missionary, who
was drowned about 3 miles east of Lo-
gan last Friday evening. A large del
egation of members of the Odd Fellow
fraternity, of which he was a member,
attended the services, and conducted
the remains to the train for shipment
to Pennsylvania, in accordance with q
telegraphic instruction from relatives.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-07-17

The Northwestern operator at
the Carroll station tied up the
road in a unique manner the other
night. He got into a quarrel with
the train dispatcher at Boone and
finally threw pail of water on the
key board, burning out all the
wires. To the layman this sounds
like large Queen Anne lie but
the fact is that water and electric
0ity when properly mixed are ex-
ceedingly warm onpariel.
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EXCURSION LEFT FOR THE
COAST LAST NIGHT.
Will Tour the Entire West Before
Returning Home.

Aboard the special sleeper re-
served for their use, the Sherwood
excurslonists departed last night
on the Colorado Special for sew
eral weeks tour of the Western
States including the Pacific coast
country. The party will proceed
direct to Salt Lake City, Utah, ar
irving there Sunday morning, and
will spend the day viewing the
sights of that beautiful Western
City, and then continue their jour-
ney to the Pacific Coast.
On the return trip several will
come over the Northern Pacific to
st. Paul. G. II. Deur and L. M.
Kellogg, as we'll as several others,
will spend week touring the Vel
low Stone National Park. In the
party we're the following:
Albert Loss; Geo. Penney; Or
lando Card; and @. Anderson, of
Logan.
Miss Ida Clark, of Walnut.
L. NJ. Kellogg; G. H. Deur; Mrs
Hattie Wilson; John Fl. Darling;
+. Z. Sherwood and family; Miss
Mary Wilson; Roger Woolcott and
family, of Missouri Valley.
G. j. Cutler and wife, of Modale.
j. o. Pugsley, wife and daugh-
ter; J. II. Noyes and wife; J. Noyea
of Mondamin.
Mrs. Lou Stebbins, of Logan.
Walter Wilchet, of Magnolia.
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The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church met at 3 p m yesterday in the
church prayer meeting room. The
study of Ilainan and the Philippines
proved very interesting. Mrs b
Lyon read paper on the history of
of the missionary work in lIainan;
Mrs Boies on what had and what
should be done IN the Philippines Our
first missionary, Rev J b Rodgers, was
sent to Manila in May, 1899, and the
results of the work are as follows An
American church, attended mainly by
soldiers, at Ermite, southern suburb;
q e E society with 225 members; Fill
ipino church in the business section,
services being held in a hall seating
200; q Filipino church at fonda, 100
candidates for membership; weekly
services in Spanish, Chinese or Eng
fish at 10 other points; two evangelists
are supported by Manila Christians;
every Tuesday evening Bible classes
are held; each Thursday the Endeavor
society holds social to save. Mrs
Lindsey read leafiet, "Joint Heirs. /"
A duet was sung by Mrs John Barn.
hart and Miss Reed. Mrs Lyon gave
extracts from the annual meeting re-
port, which were very encouraging.
But let us not be satisfied with the
gain made last year, but endeavor to
send the gospel faster to those who
know it not. MRS j MACALLIsTER,
Secretary.