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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~~~~-~-~~-~~>~-~~~~O-~
Emma G. Lonquist and husband to John
Fagerstrom, lot II, block y, Bakers
second addition ........................ $3.50
Sarah 2. Butler to Alfred l.. Potter,
part lots and 3, block II, Wilbur's
second addition .....................1s 900
August Bouchey and wife to Levi Lam
bert, part lots l. 2 and 3, block Is,
village Of Dayton Observation-Disclosures. 300
Home Savings and Loan association to
Elizabeth B. Newhall, part lot r.
block IA, Lincoln Street supplement-. 1,O81
Samuel c. Todd and wife to Calvin
Townsend, lot 5, block s, ElWel's ad-
q dltlou Observation-Disclosures. 800
David 2. Jones ct al. to Wallace H.
Davis, lot TO- block g, Crim's addi-
ton ................... 49,. ......c..... 2,725
Laura E. Hansen and husband to Ellen
Ebert, lot II, block A. Nichols & Sac
gers addition .....................B. .. ALP
Mary Ann sipe and husband to AIDE
line Sipe, in section II. township 119,
range "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,250
Hiram A. SERVER and wife to John
Schiller, north one-half lot 20, block
Cyrus A. Baker to Edward G.. Gale, 20
lots in Minnetonka Bluffs
Mary Boran ct al. (eXecutors) to John
Keller, part lots and 8. block 10,
Marshalls addition ...............b... 400
Charles w. Chase and wife to Mary
Ganley, lots s. ETC., supplement to
Chicago Lake Park addition ......... So
Josephine G. Thompson to Charles A.
Christensen, part lots and 5, Fair
view addition ................. ....... 1,2O(
Five minor deeds Observation-Disclosures. 81
Total, eighteen deeds ..............$11, 81
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant, patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Office, No. 929-
9S5 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi; branch Office, room So, McGill build
ing, Washington. D. c.
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STORAGE

FIREPROOF STORAGE-New. Clean Rooms.
REALTY CO.. LOG LIST av N. Tel Main 2062-J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has uneQualed facilities for moving and stor-
shipment by experienced men. Office. 46 South
Sd st. Telephone. Main Csc. both exchanges.
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Building Permits.

Building Permits.
Clarkson Lindley, 1903 Hennepn ave-
nue. three-story brick fats ......... SIS, 900
dwelling ................. .............' $500
Ida c. Eastman 1928 Elliott avenue,
dwelling .................. ............ 1000
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THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS.
A. HORNUNG, PROP. FRENCH DRY
CLEANING. OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE NV. OFFICE, 242 MIC.
TEL. $40; AND 522 MIC, TEL. 31S6-J2.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS = PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of- town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1876,
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Births,

Mrs 0. w. Nelson, so East Island av go. girl
Mrs. John Mulvanan, 1926 Fiawatha av. boy
Mrs. John Burke, 824 Girard av N..... girl
Mrs. Mathew Yore, 1888 Fremont av NJ. girl
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald 1918 Central av. boy
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$1,000 CASH TAKES BEST FURNITURE
experimenting business in $500 Minnesota
city. Only one competitor. Sickness cause
of SALE Investigate quick. Address 4210,
Journal. = -
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A SNAP-$675 CASH WILL BUY ESTAB-
lished -four, tea, coffee and butter business
that will clear 1925 month above expenses;
horse, wagun, fine fixtures, good stock; have
other business: must sell; can try business
before buying. 1884, Journal.
DON'T BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUST
ness or property or secure business part
ner before seeing Walker, 404 Century bldg.
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE TO
trade for land e. P. Finch, kester, MINI.
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WOOD AND COAL
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-A MODERN 7-ROOM FLAT. NOT
far from town, for $685. Address J. S.. DIS
patch office, Minneapolis.
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, SMALL
modern fiat, walking distance preferred; no
children; rent reasonable; would take part
mouse. Address 1897, journal.
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M EAT MARKET FOR SALE-ONLY BUTCH
shop in nice town Of about 500 populati on.
Good location. Runge & Schneck. Little
Rock, Iowa.
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Deaths.
Augusta Munson, 1905 9Th st S; 80 years.
Babe Munson, 1905 9th st S, IS days.
Martin McAndrews. 208 goth av S, "a years
William Angus, 2419 attn av S, 70 years.
Mary Midlow, POLL list st N, 6 months.
Mary McGillen, 720 9th st s, II years.
Harold Raymond Erickson, 2206 9Th st S,
year.
Mary A. Murphy, 915 9Th av N. 80 years.
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D WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-oLD FEATHER BEDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Address L. Baron
& Co., 80 Washington av S, Minneapolis; mail
orders promptly filed. Phone 2796 L3.
WANTED-TO RENT DELIVERY WAGON
in good repair; will buy if suitable. 427a,
Journal
WANT GOOD SIDEBOARD, BOOK CASE
and writing desk combined. Leather sofa
and dining table. second hand. Must be
cheap. Address, giving price. 1851, Journal,
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FOR SALE-ONE -SEVEN-EIGHTHS JER-
sey COW and calf; rich and heavy mixer; one
large beef COW; exchange for beef 30S 18th
CT
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MORA, MINiN., SECTIONS.

s700-16O acres, Pine City. section 27-40-19.
s450--160 acres, Polk county, Wisconsin.
miles from Minneapolis. Double YOUR money
m the Investment. HOBART Phoenix hlde.s
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CLAIRVOYANTS
DYEING AND CLEANING


NINE. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIR
voyant and magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin.
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Carl f. Miller and Selma 0. Peterson.
George Johnson and Harriet Hawkins.
George Sells and Esther Johnson.
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VO~~~~>~~~~~~~>
SAFES BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
ery moved; household goods moved and
stored OF packed for shipment by expert
packers Boyd Transfer and Storage Co.. 4S
s. Sd st. Telephone, Main 656, both companies
THE NJ. P. D. delivers packages in the city.
lOc; St. Paul. 15c. 10 9TH at s. Tel l52S-l.
CAMERON's TRANSFER AND sToRAGH-
Furniture moved, stored, packed. shipped;
best facilities largest and finest transfer
vans. Office 200 Mic. Tel. 120S: res. tel. 22a4-L.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07


productive lands exist in tn
state. Transportation is one OF
the great drawbacks to- its de-
velopment at present. With
Charenton open these lands would
quickly come into demand and
would yield large handsome re-
turns. s. ..,s,. ...g........ .a-y
BAYOU Teche is but one mile
from Grand Lake at Clarendon
From Charenotn to Plaquemlne Is
but 81 niles. From Charenton t(
New Orleans, through the Plaque
mine. locks would be only IA,
miles: s&-issi~- ~ ,9N q.
Possibly we have cited excuses
enough for the existance OF
canal at Clarendon. There i
much more of equal force tina
might be said. Great privilege
have surely been allowed to stun
Der in the cradle of inception o
this enterprise. Long enoug
have we travelled 60 miles wher
80 or less would accomplish tn
errand.
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AS Our Neighbor Sees U.s.
New Iberia, Lafayette and sew

New Iberia, Lafayette and seVs
eral other small towns are snort.
inc and kicking because the mer-
chants excursion of New Orleans
which went through here recently
on it's way to Texas gave them the
90 by but stopped in Crowley.
IF these towns had got a move ON
themselves, and let the outside
world know that they are yet III
existence and still hold their place
on the map, they might have been
accorded the honor OF Visit from
these gentlemen. A town Will
never grow and prosper unless the
business men exert themselves
and help to contribute towards
the welfare of the community
Franklin St. MaYBanner.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

The Excursion from all sctions
arrived on last Sunday on schedul-
ed time. 1t was unfortunate for
the excursionists that a very
heavy rain fell just about the time
trains commenced arriving which
made it very disagreeable for a
while. 1t cleared away in the
afternoon, however, and allowed
the races to take place at the Parl
as advertised. The crowds were
large. ~ H#zr
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LOW RATES ON SOUTHERN PACl'
FIC-SUNSET ROUTE.
Ssturd

For additional particulars apply
to local agent or to c.. B. Ellis
Division Passenger Agent
Biennial meeting Knights of
Pythias, New Iberia to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles and return,
Aug End to Sth, Limit Sept 3Oth,
1902, rate s47.50 with stop over.
Triennial Convention Interna
,tional Sunday School Assn, New
Iberia to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, Col, and return June, 22nd
23rd, Limit July Goth, one fare,plus
500
Morgans Louisiana 4 Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New Iberia
to Chicago Ill and return June 10,
16, 20 and % 1902. with return
limit Sept II 1902, at a rate on
s21.S5 on account of Summer In
stitute Meeting.
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New Iberia
to Minneapolis MINI and return
July 4 and 5 1902, with return
limit July II 1902. at rate OF
$37.40 on account of Annual Meet
ling National Educational Asso
citation.
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New iberia tt
Salt Lake City Utah and return
Aug 6, Z, s, 1902, with return limi
]; Oct 3rd 19O2,at a rate of s46.S5 %
1 Morgan's Louisiana & Texa
Railroad and Steamship Compan.
will sell tickets from New Iberi;
to Knoxville, Tenn, and return
June q, % and 80, July 10, II
and IL 1902 with return limit Au,
Is, 1902, at a rate of S21.S5 O
account Of Summer School.
, Morgan's Louisiana & Texa
Railroad and Steamship Compan
: will sell tickets from New Iberia
2 La. to Chattanooga Tenn an
7 return June %, z6, and q 100:
with return limit July Sth, 1905
at a rate OF 5000 on account {
annual meeting Southern Edr
catiOnal Assn. ns6
For additional particulars, appl
to local agent, or to G. B. Eli
: Division Passenger and Freigl
Agent.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF .
= fee Supervising Architect, Wash
iagton, d. G., Nav II, I902.--SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until O'Clock p. m. on the 10th
day of July, I902. and then opened,
for the construction (including plumb
ing, heating apparatus, electric wiring
and conduitsl of the U. S. Post Office,
at New Iberia. La in accordance with
the drawings and specification, copies
of which may be had at this office, or
at the oficesof the Postmasterat New
Iberia, La, at tire discfetion of the
Supervising Architect. James Knox
Taylor, Supervising Architect.
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Life of L. u eWitt Talmage, by
his Son, Rev. Frank Dewitt Tai
mage and 3ssociate editors of
Christian He} laid. Only book en-
dorsed BY II Image family. En-
ormous proit / or agents who act
quickly. OMIT ten cents Write
Immediately, ark & CO., 222 s
4th st. Phila, Pa. Mention this
Paper.-5-24 2
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Big Cotton Gin at Eunice.

The New Iberia Milling and
Development company have COM
.pleted arrangements for the cree
ton of four gin cotton plant to
be put up at Eunice Immediately.
The plant will be equipped with
the around-top bale SYSTEM and
will be one of the most complete
i'll the state. A number of local
capitalists are interested in this
new enterprise and are confident
of its success as a business ven
ture. Cr&wley Signal. 81
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

On Tuesday night, between
II and / o'clock the fire alarm
was sounded. The trouble proved
to have had it's origin in apple Of
boxes, back Of the grocery estab.
lishment of Messrs DeBlanc and
Landry. The necessary assis
lance was on the ground in time
to prevent the flames doing any
considerable damage. sal
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Sheriff Sale.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of IBERIA
10Th. Judicial District Court.
FELTX PATOUT.
Asa G.. L. HALL.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ OF Fieri Facias, issued out of
the above entitled matter, l. George
Henderson, Sheriff, through Frank j.
Messenger, Deputy Sheriff. have seized
and will offer for sale and will sell to
the last and highest bidder, for Cash,
at the Courthouse in the City of New
Iberia, Parish of Iberia, State OF
Louisiana, between legal sale hours,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 1Ath. 1902
the following described property, to-
witt
First:-A certain tract of land unim-
proved situated and lying in Iberia
Parish, louisiana containing [l6l
sixteen arpents more or less on the
East side of Bayou Teche, bounded on
the West by Public Road leading from
New Iberia to Loreauville, on the South
by land belonging to Chas. Hornor
and Louis Delcambre or assigns, on
the East by lands Of j. M. Henshaw,
and on the North by lands of ALDER!
HI. Trotter.
Seeond:-A certain lot of ground situat.
ed in the City of New iberia Parish
of Iberia, State of Louisiana, contain
ing more or less, two and two thirds
superficial arpents, having font O.
three 67-Ioo CHI. on Center street, rum
ing back by depth of six 1900 ch
to alley between it and the HenShav
land, further bounded on the East Dy
lot No. 1872, West by lot No. las. be
ing lot No I4I of the plan of survey
made by D. T. PEBBLES, surveyor. ant
dated April 10th, 1898, of the lands
formerly belonging to the Estate o
Mrs. Mary Moore on file in the Office o
lP. L. Renoudet, Notary Public, ii
said Parish, in act passed May 18th.
1893, less three feet for side walk OF
alley and three feet for side walk OF
i Center street.
Third:-Also a certain lot of grount
situated in the same City. containing
more or less, two 2-5 superficial ar
penis, having front of three 67-lo
ch. front on Center street, runnin
back six and l8-loo CHI. between itan
Henshaw's lands, all more or less
| further bounded on the East by 10
Il4l, on the West by lot AS, being 10
14e of the above described land, less
| three feet for side walk on alley from
and three feet on Center street from
i Fourth: Also a certain lot ofgroun
situated in the. same city, containin
two and 2-3 superficial arpents more c
less. having front of three and 67-1o
ch.. on Center street, running back b
a depth of six and 1900 CHI. to allie
between it and Henshaw's lands, ful
Their bounded East by lot I42 and We
!, by lot I46, being lot I45 of the sam
plan; all of which said lots, numbe
I II4l J, l42 and I45, sadioin each other.
4 Fifth; Also a certain lot of groun
situated IN the same city, 9 containir
more or less one and rs superficial a
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To The beaf:

A rich lady, cur9t of her deafness
and noises in the lead by DR.. Nj.
cholson's Artificial Ear Drums,
gave slo,oo> y his Institute, SO
that deaf peoAli unable to procure
the Ear DrumA hay have them tree
Address No. 4\7o, The Nicholnor
Institute, $50 Eight Ave, New
York.
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TAX ON BABIES.

Extreme hot weather is agreat tax
upon the digestive p(wer Of babies
when punY and feeh 8 they should be
given few d ses bf Whites Cream
Yermifuge, the children' tonic. It
will stimulate IA facilitate the dis
estion Of their od, SO that they soon
become strong, healthy and active. 25c
Estorge Drug Co,-June
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On last Monday the work of
preparing the foundations for the
new Davis buildings on Iberia
street was started. We learn that
the buildings will be occupied by
Davis & Scharff Grocery Go. Linn
tied, when completed. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

Joseph Nelson of Chicago broke
the one, two, three, four, AMI hVe,
mile amateur bicycle records last
Saturday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

Notice to the LadieE If you
Mould like to have rosy. com
plexion and flea1 Skin as well,
try a bottle ofaT96o- TONGUE. It
will make you e> Get a bottle of
Tono. Tongue t0day from the Els
forge Drug Co.'S IL y ~
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The Charleston Exposition came
to an end at midnight last Saturday.
It was not a success financially.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-06-07

The largest lobster on record
was caught off the Highlands,
New Jersey. The length is 8 feet
and weighed 81 lbs. It was taken
to the museum Of Natural His
tory, New York. 81 aess sssg
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The capital of the Southern yarn
mill combine will be 100000, 900.
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penis, having a front oinorl

penis, having front 5inon /
feet on Center street. runai4
a depth of 367 feet to Web
less three feet taken Of iar \
on Center street. further ID
Weeks street, East BY lot RI
lot 40, being lot Issa d
mentioned plan.
Sixth:-A certain otoin
all the buildings and lnp1
thereon and thereunto kln
| all appurtenances Thereof
the corporate limits oithsha
iberia, La, measuring &ih
and klnches in front o. aA
| of Main street, running bsi
measuring 81 feet and thm
! Charles street, measuring
and lsinches West to lot y
North and 2I5 feet and tsnia
to lot 1852 on the side and .
front by said Main street .
by Charles street, above gh
longing to Henry I. Snla \
and below BY property o'@
Charles Clerc, being ld's
herein before referredn'
~
being lot 1851 Of the plat d
the lands Of The esta!s 9
c. Moore made BY 2. 4
veyor, on April 18th, 1855
Office of P. j. Remodel,
Seventh:-A certain g
wit h all the building %
ments thereon and hefe'''|
ing and all appurtsa's'
situated in Iberia Parisl' =
ling more Or less, Twenty
] 6fths[a1 a-5] srperdcial &C. 4
| Eastside Of Bayou Teehs'
: on the North and Wss'' N
J leading from Lo'eaa's s'|
f town of New Iberia. g 1
LANDS Of Jno. N. Hs1.'
sortb nv lot j, beis ,
plat or plan Of .. J. fs, y 4
7 dated about April 1872 I n
: formerly belonging e IS /
: G. Moore to pay and sa''', !.
! five hundred and siz''
5 with 5 per cent interest .
Fl March srd. 1900. and = q,
+ ney's fees upon The ~ Y. 1
4 interest, and fd1thti = +
. Seven hundred a'd n''' ),
/, 5 per cent interest e 81
{, Nav 9Th, 1900, aDd ; s.
fees upon the SAID \. i
d terest and furt1s, . !. "
g Twelve hundred ane 81
: percent interest Is. ..IiIlp|
0 3rd, 1901 and 5 ps' u
g on the said prln. : 90
d and further, The ~ ~
J, dollars and fifty sn.s '..s ]
t cent interest per q
i 12th. 1902. and g 81 !,
), tees on the am0s'
1t and interest.
: Given officially
. May; A. D. ls0s'
: Geo. n. l
o per !. ~
!: !: ca
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SOUTHERN SEEDS
ARE THE BEST.
NEW IBERIA,

and vitalH We
The best.s u Crqt sS i s
Full Supply of Seeds
fill class
Potatoes
Mie,
White and Red Shaots
andin
Field Seeds grown. \
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}. SECLER SEklfI Ltd.

Towering Plants Shade and Fruit RES. - s5-.&.g
Nassery Garden and Poultry Farm Moss Street
ss s. e sss ssa1 F New Orleans La
GARDEN MANUAL FREE TO APPLICANTS
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full his
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my hear
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

contributed by the Church for the support Of its
committee temperance last year. only one
cent for every six members.
The Rev. DR.. T. B. Anderson made a vigorous
address, declaring that the liquor traffic ought
to be outlawed from Alaska to the Philippines:
that the Church should be the best temperance
society, and that the existence of other tenn
perance organizations proof that the Church
was not awake to it's duty
The report on the Presby Building, in
Fifth ave, was presented by the Rev. DR.. Rich
ard S. Holmes, of the committee appointed
to try to raise the debt on the building. 1t
showed that the debt reduced last year
from 81, 100000 to $3.50 500. and is to be further
reduced by subscriptions of $4,000. 1t
urged continued effort for the extingushment
of the debt and the appointment of new COM
mittee for that purpose. DR.. Holmes made an
earnest speech for the report, and the TO
adopt il unanimous.
The General Assembly received an invitation
to visit the LenOx Library and view a collection
of rare editions of the Bible. 1t also received
invitation to visit the Juvenile Asylum.
Before adjournment the assembly authorized
the appointment Of the moderator. vice-mod
orator, the stated clerk, the permanent clerk and
Drs. Moffat. Kerr. MntOn and Mcclure as
committee officially to represent the assembly
at the reception which is to be rendered for the
commissioners Al Princeton University to-mOr-
row.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BUILDING DEBT REDUCED.
ASSEMBLY ALSO HEARS APPEAL FOR
MORE FUNDS FOR TEMPER
ANCE WORK.

There a comparatively light attendance
at the afternoon session of the Presbyterian
General Assembly. Daniel r. Noyes, the vice
moderator presided. and the reports of the COM
mittees on temperance and the Presbyterian
Building were adopted.
The Rev. DR.. D. Stuart Dodge presented the
report on temperance which recommended the
reaff1rmation of the former declarations of the
assembly against affiliation with the liquor traf-
hc. suggested a memorial TO Congress on behalf
of legislation TO prevent the traffic at old soldiers
homes and in government buildings, and called
for a large increase of contributions to the tenn
perance cause. DR.. Dodge. speaking for the re-
port said that the assembly was on an en-
tirely new plane after its work of the morning.
There are now no differences among us" he
said I'VE have a creed. thank God on
which we can stand united Church hence
forth, without discord, to go forward In the
works of the Lord, Of which the temperance
cause is one" l-e said only S1611 had been