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HOtHluS against BOnneH when would war
rant the issuing OF any charges.
XXX
The Civil-service Commission to-day sent
to the Senate in response 10 an inquiry
a statement showing the operations in the
way of examinations OF that bureau since
its organization in 1883. The statement
SHOWS that in that time there have been
1881 examinations. and that of this num-
Der of persons mime 321. 2S3 passed. All
told IS, 779 persons. or 27.6 per cent. of those
who passed. have been appointed TO posi-
tons. The present eligible roll contains
30.5S4.
Senator Quay to-day gave notice of an
amendment he will offer TO the army ap-
propriauon bill providing for the promo
ton of the senior major general of the army
General BroOke) to the rank of lieutenant
general and authorizing his retirement with
that rank.
Senator Mason, from the Senate commit
tee on postofices, to-day reported favor
ably the bill introduced by himself for a
reclassifcation Of postoff1ce clerks.
XXX
Senator Quarles to-day introduced a bill
providing for the division Of Indian Terri
tory into counties and the establishment
of county seats. The bill also gives the
Territory a delegate in Congress and gives
1t a formal territorial government.
Xxx
The House enemies Of the oleomargarine
bill are framing a plan to kill it, and they
are so confident that their scheme will sue
coed that they have already commenced to
brag. 1t is their intention, when the bill
with the Senate amendments is returned to
the House, to make objection when unani-
nous consent is asked for the appoint
ment of a conference committee. which
will send the bill back to the House COM
mittee on agriculture. In the committee the
old "renovated-butter fight" will be re-
newed. 1t will be remembered that the
renOvated-butter clause was not adopted
by either the House or Senate committees,
but was put in it by both the House and
the Senate. In case il is not possible TO
defeat the bill I'm the committee Repre-
sentative GrosvenOr Will be relied upon to
prevent the adoption of a rule for the con-
sideration of the bill upon the floor of the
House. GrOSvenOr has alwayS been opposed
to Oleomargarine legislation. and those
who are against the bill say that he will do
everything in his power to defeat it now.
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Ii Is Clear

THAT I can save you money on diamonds.
as nv expenses are very small, considering
fine large stock of diamonds l carry. j. Z.
Jeweler. y Monument place
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Death Followed a Joke.

LACROSSE, Wis, April 5.-John Dimler,
red sixty-hve years, a furniture dealer OF
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efnInent Is free to use. and the members
the committee all know IN. as / sur
my legal rights without ever TAX
ing any profit for them from the. United
states directly or indirectly. and the evil
dence thereof has been presented to the
AS was expected. the supposed charges
against o r.. Bonnell. of Terre .Haute.
collector of internal revenue. fell fiat. In
iact, the charges were not against Bonnell.
Dut against the office which he holds. The
special Examine who was instructed TO
investigate the matter has returned 10
Washington and states that he could find
nothing against BOnnel which would war
rant the issuing of any charges.
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$500 REWARD

Is offered for the detection and conviction of any person or persons
offering for sale so-called "Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky" which Is not
genuine, and will also give $500 REWARD for the detection and con-
viction of any person found rehling our bottles; We will publish the
name of any person found selling bogus Malt Whisky, representing
that it is "Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky" so that people will know who
are deceiving and cheating them. Of course, when a remedy has been
before the public so long. has been recommended and prescribed by
doctors and carried the blessings of health to o many thousand homes,
as "Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky" has limitations are bound to arise.
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BOGUS

There Is q socaled Malt Whiskey offered for sale in In
diana by a wholesale drug house of indianapolis In bot
ties which are similar to the Duffy Malt Whiskey bottles.
and there Is no doubt but this bogus whiskey is intended
to deceive the people, and anything that is IN ant TO de-
ceive Is a fraud. Any firm that will put imitation goods
on the market will sell you impure drugs. A firm that
is dishonest i'm one thing would not hesitate to be dis
honest i'm another. Whenever you see imitation goods
with a firms name on, beware of anything that is put
up by that firm.
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CHURCH NOTES

Bethlehem Presby terrain choral union will re.
peat the beautiful Christmas music tomorrow
by special request. -'' -'.- r'.'-F-
The Gideons will have charge of the services
at Wesley NJ. L. church Sunday evening ut 7:45.
All Gideons and travelling men are especially iu-
y1ted to attend this meeting.
An old-fashioned watch night service will be
held in the Fremont Avenue Congregational
church cl Wednesday from $50 to 12:1o p M
have charge and will be assisted by several we'll
known Christian workers - e.
At westminster church tomorrow the quartet
will sing The LORD Is My Light by Parker,
as one. of the special musical selections. The
music in the evening will be Of especial merit:
Organ; IIraumerei" Hubay;a anthem ,.Exalt
ing Otis; response "Jesus Give Sweet Repose, %
Bsrnby The topic for. for the mid week service
Old-fashioned watch-night services will be held
by Rev. J. S. Montgomery at Wesley Methodist
church ehr Wednesday, beginning at p. m The
from 10 to II viii be "a social hour. at Wild,
time lunch will be served free to all present;
services again from Il to - O'clock The young
public = ..a55&fs - =
At the Hennepin Avenue Methodist church Rev.
propriate to the closing of the year. both NOR
ming and evening. The choir sings, in the NOR.
ming service Fosters beautiful anthem, clark
| the Glad Sound,' and give a special musical
s s, from the G1rIstnas music NE
terman taking the solo parts. aS
Services at Wesley church at the usual hours
SUNDAY morning and sYsli a3 Rev j. s. Mont
appropriate to the last sunday in the old year
In the evening, services will be held for the
Of h IT keepgs @ the e
sion: DR.. Montgomery will speak and Enufnerou!
! travelling men will make appropriate addresses
| grip. Free seats to the bubble Special cars a
the church doors at the close Of the services
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
PRESBYTERIAN.


Bethany 7. J. Mcorossan; evening Joseph
in Prison. - ~ ~
Grace-Rev. Donald D.: Mckay; morning, and
evening, 'Steadfastness C
Bethlshem-stanley b Roberts; - morning,
ming New ieaR sermon essn,Hs s''af Rses1e hess
First-Rev. 4. M.sF indley, spicer, Mimi; NOR
ming Home Missions in Minnesota; evening
not known: ~
Westminster Rev. John Edward Bushnell, D.
morning viii Jesus Come gain n.y. =; eve
the morning service. Theme Of the evening SER
mon, Money and the Kingdom. "
House Of Faith Rev. Charles scanlen; NOR
OF the twin cities viii conduct service. Il
Eirst-Aforning Rev: F.ssA. Summer Of Pilgrim
Congregational church. Evening, Rey.a y. + w.
surtlen, sBullard' s cantata, Holy 1nfaat,s will
be given. ts 80
Stewart Memlorial..Rev. r. Is. Porter; NOR.
ming, Memorial Stones Along the Pathway of
Life New Years sermon .. evening 5g THE
service by the Junior Christian landeavor. s5la
s 81 METHODIST. S 81 |.
Richfeld- Rev. c. II. Sweat morning.
:BroadWay--Ke e. H.. McCrea Morning.
.Nnmbering Our Days evening, s. Gods .Arit,-
me tic. z FIX a b. s. Il. SO 8es y s5
Simpson W. H. Rider Morning. Voices
from the Past; evening, Wisdom's Review Of
tile Year VA ZIG
s# North Rev. ". shannon Morning
'Infallible Sign, s,
Fowler REV: n. A. t,ooE Morning The
Fowler Church and the New Tear !; evening,
Completing the RecoId sss "a
Morning Wilt Thou Not Revive Us Again !;
evening. Sc mOng by pastor Fl s 3. 81
Foss N. =. Rev. q: Dewart. Morning,
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-a- -rl-
PULPIT AND PEW
PLAN OF JUDEANS
To Purchase Former Hope Chapel
Building-It Will Be Dis
cussed Tomorrow.
A Meeting Will Be Held at the
Chapel-Outline of the

At ar important meeting to be held at
3:30 p. m. Tomorrow in Hope chapel,
Ninth avenue N and Third street, the plan
of converting the building to the uses Of
the newly formed Jewish Educa tional al
lance will be considered. The plan is
that of 1.-THE Judeans," a literary society.
The Monitor club is cooperating in the
work. .'
The idea is to purchase the building
from the trustees of Westminster church
and establish there a non-sectarian insti-
tuition for the use specially of Jewish
young people and others of foreign birth
who are net affiliated with up town in
Stitutions Of the sort. - ID IT. ID
! The alliance will look to the development
of the mental, moral and physical growth
of it's members. It. is expected to start a
/ gymnasium, baths; to open reading and
class rooms, and reception halls. A night
school will be put under way and OPP
portunity will be given for innocent
amuSementS. "E!E
D. C. Bell and G. H. Miller, who are in
terested in the enterprise from socio-
logical point of view, have promised to
raise 1000 toward the building. The
orignators Of the project will endeavor to
raise another thousand, and cards have
been circulated for active membership at
IS and associate membership at SO with
a So charge to young women for active
membership. The property wanted by
the alliance will cost about $4,000. DR.
George J. Gordon has been made president
and Miss Anna 3Bierman secretary.
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"A BREATHING SPELL.


If the consumptlve coulu
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment.
SCOTS Emulsion at. Least
gives tired nature a breathing
spell. The 11ourishmeIt and
Strength obtained from .,cott's
Emulsion are great relief to
the exhausted system.
This treatment alone often
enables the consumptlve to
gather force enough to throw
off the disease altogether
SCOTS Emulsion brings
Strength to the lungs and flesh
ito the body. u.
5f5ss5 Send for Free Sample
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists 400 Pearl ST, \. =.
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Emma o.. .-s Masonaand husband to- NeIs sAnder-
son; lot. block g, Bracket & Bovey's addi-
Minnesota Debenture Co. to Hattie Born lot
6. block. 16,, Walton Park. s1,267, y :
George T.. ,Stanuard to tAdolph Parks; lott s,
Beeman's Encouragement. $3.50. 2 -. Y. ::
Isaac Atwater to- Oscar Sandberg; lots. block
Is. rMinnehalla addition, 1925. -4,a's-,'L5 ;:
Julius Johnson and wife to Julia W. Strong;
lot 20, yblocks1. Penn Avenue addition. 81 300
Minnesota eDebenture Co. to Elizabeth NJ. Sui
Ivan; lot o.: block l. Pleasant View addition.
$500. = =. y 49, - =.
Stella, NJ Merchant and husband to Jesse Van
Valkenburg; part lot 5. Bells subdivision
So. 900. - = - -
| Ten minor and unpublished deeds. So 934:
Total twenty-five deeds $50 - =
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H-.. a--,- ~ s-E 20 g. e. 3 =
r. N, CALEFF is DEAD.

New York. Dee. 27.-Benjamin ~. Calef IL
dead in his home at East Orange, after long
Illness He was associated with Jay Gould and
General Granville NJ. Dodge in western railroad
enterprises. had been special and private &c.
eountant for the late George N. Pullman and
Robert T. Lincoln. and was executor of the
pullman estate. He. lived in Chicago until he
removed to East Orange. sixteen years ago. Hi
widow and three children survive him =
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SOLD OUT no TuE TRUST.

Troy. y. Dec 27.-wflIiam F. Donovan,
president of the Troy Steel Production company.
has announced the sale of&rhe Breaker Island
plant to the United States Steel CORPORATION.
IInder direction of the supreme court the
Dlant was sold at auction Aug. to satisfy
Judgment. Mr.. Donovan, representing a syndi-
cate. secured, the property for $55250a0 and the
incorporation of the Troy Steel Production COM
many followed 81. =. 80.
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CHRISTIAN sENpEAvdR NOTES.

In many of the Endeayor5s societiesssaof the
city Christmas services We're held 4 Sunday eve
New Year holiday in their meetings to-mor-
row. Lookout and visiting committees as we'll
as individuals from several zof the societies
gladdened many hearts by giving much-needed
cloth ing. fuel and many Christmas dinners This
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FIRST Congregation Church.

d. Il. III.
+ lehem. Nativity,3 ~ t'ea. ietH Stewart
Anthem. while snepierds watchea,;. :s'eNaf'
Ms. Weishool and double quartet. Martin
'clo ~ ine angels Message ssassa,, VA Willis
Carol ,i 1T Came Upon the Midnight ei
oi ear o.: - &c A. Marshall
Solo, :" {. Twas Night in Old Judea,,. Davidson
Solo, ' I'll Virgins; huII i Dudley Buck
Anthem. Hymn to the Angels. !. !. II . T.. West
M5s Mesnosn and
TheS Cantata 1.-THE Holy Infant by Frederick
Field Billiard.
Prelude with soprano solo.
Chorus, Hank, thrilling: voice is sounding =
|. First !l1pisode- fiis.t Arh,ncation!s &
Tenor and chorus, Behold; Virgin Shall Con-
SECOND s,at Epise IS ls,- J, NATIVITY:
20 Little Town of Bethlehem ~. s5S
Chorus .sCome Hither, f4Ye Faithful. = <
Thtrs Episessrhe Coming q the Mag
Men Came 5Is sIa 4
~ wonder, Messrs jayne Turner and
E x Sewall .,3.s. 3. 49,
Chorus, ..s.sing to the Star. ,',.e
Tenor solo: Sand When Eight Days We're Ac.
eomplished. -. S. -, s $3.50 80 5
Jesus. Name Of Wondrous Love. I. 5 43.s
/ 80 n \ Fifth Episode The Presentation.
Soprano solo. And Nlien the Days or Her
| Pnrifcatf ion. - sjs5 sss5..5s 51
Chorus. -. Sing, Oh Sing. This Blessed Morn
Recitative. bass, Arise Yes People Praise the
The choir includes: soprano. Mrs. p. NJ. Wei,
1 shoon: contralto, Miss Harriet Wales; ten2 2
aasisted by Miss Maude Fletcher soprano Miss
1 Mae cole contra1to; Charles II. Werner. tenor
EJy Turner baritone. siarahce ss q snA'i'
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t,iahiand Il park and LyndaIe.

Adam, s. Holy Child will form the nu-
|cleus for the Christmas entertaining emit to
BE given in Highland Park Presbyterian
church Monday evening. The choir Of
Isyndale church will unite with that OF
Highland Park and am orche stras viii as
Esfst III the program of solos duets and
|csidrnses, which has been arranged by
Crosby Hoops. Who is direct Of both
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1T


ADVERTISE your sleighs, hobs or cutters
In The Journal classified columns and you
can make deal. The Journal Want Page
lis read by thousands every night 81 II You
can't bring your adj telep rome either line.
No. 81 and the Journa e WI I'LL trust you
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: BUILDING PERMITS.

n H. Emmans Realty Co.. 1873 Knox avenue;
n. II. Emmans Realty Co, 11Is Knox ave I'VE.
nue.: dwelling So, 500. 49,. So. -.
Two minor permits, $500.
Total $14.450. ~ @..--'s'7Tz: - -
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AN: EVANGELIST HERE
- Mackey Will Conduct Services
?. at Rooms of the Union. ..-,.
City Mission

r.. The Union City Mission has secured the
services Of Evangelist Tom F.. Maclkey
OF the Star of Hope Midnight mission Of
Chicago, who will bring with him his
noted. mission singer, Miss Emma A.
Alhertson. He will begin a ,two-weeks
series Of meetings tonight in the mis-
sion rooms. r-l22G Washington avenue S.
All churches. are expected to send singers
that a full chorus may be- furnished each
evening. $50 -, -. =. s-'s 80
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
, Wall and AJIno patorcnn
BIRTHS.

-.... ,-,-fE ...,. sBlhTHS... ...
&C Co9k.Mr and Mrs. Ellsworth, so45 Seven.
Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Alison G.. s2f Eighteen
and-one-half avenues NE, boy: - =. Z, . :
n. girl. - 1870. = :, - > :,
.Bird-Mr. and Mrs. II. j., 1913 Ninth street S,
sJolnson--Mr. and Mrs. Jehn, 1902 Eleventh
avenue. S, girl. ~. !I,.o.,s 49,, y i,
ii.:Wegener-dr and Mrs. Fred, 200 Colfax ave:
Ieeney-Mr: and Mrs. CHRISTOPHER, zoos Fourth
So!senMr: and Mrs. Alexander NJ, 1916 Hum.
boldt avenue N boy. - II. - y; =. ::
: (Lokvam-A1r. and Mrs. Jollan 273o Thirteenth
Nerry-Mr. and Mrs. John, Winfield Hotel,
Barmes--Mrs and Mrs. E, 541 Penn avenue
Ziebafrth- and Mrs. John, 3o5 Fourth ave-
| nue. n, girl. ,.t - ~ q 49,: ,
is, ID ~ DEATHS. -, j., ~. s.
:, Kenlp--Laton. NJ: 5o7 Fifteenth avenue Sc,
29-years. e.. s'5sE, 49,. II
| Gordon-Fred, 22o2 IIennepin avenue, % years.
s-st,rallansonN1ls, 1926 Aldrich avenue y, so
Christianson-- Peter, 3a4o1 Fourth street NE,
Hastings-Mary s.. 400 Sixth street, 80 years.
1 sZE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. - s
1 Waldo i. Corbett to Minnesota Debenture; CO..
! lot |, Stilman's subdivision, $3590s ~ !,
Amelia Il. Birdsev to Eliza W. Lewis: lot Z.
block lock B., r. A. Davidson,s Second addition
j Amelia E. Brlsey. trustee to Eliza w. Lewis
! LOT 4, Rust's subdivision, $1,000. 81.
i T, Samuel S. Wentworth and wife to Frank L.
listed and Wife,. lot 3d. Brown & McIntire's re-
! arrangement. 81. 425. So - ..%.5.zr
i Emil j., Ersin and wife to Otto W. Dressler
/ lots and 2, block 4, Endsley, Farrier & Hill
j man S adtfit ton. $500. 81 -.
!|tsDaniel Draper and wife. to r. c. Donahue; lo
it6 block At. Gales second addition. 81 050.st
/ +; Georgiana Brown To Mubelle, 9. Darrow; 10
|1S. block IL. Park addition, $1,000 . =.
Julia Af.s Seeleys to Albert T.. Norton: lot i
L. e SeeIey and N. F.: Griswold amendment. $500
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s.Lyndale congresatlo

The choir Of LyndaIe Congregational
church, Lake street and Aldrich avenue
IS. WIN give Christmas selections to-mor9
row In the morning the anthern for the
full choir will be 1.-THE PEOPLE That
Walked in Darkness, :. by Jones. For the
offertory Gounod's melodious Nazareth, .
arranged in quartet form, will be sung.
Tn the evening excerpts from The The Holy
Child. Z & by Adams, will be repeated at
the request of many who heard he. rem
dition last Sunday. ssss .sSsss
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may be obtained free of charge from thu
pastor or members OF. the choir.
Forest Heights N" e;

- <& Forest Heights M e. 81. i:.ss. :
A special program has been prepared
for the services in Forest Heights
Methodist church Tomorrow. In > the
morning the pastor, Rev. John Henry
Cudlipp, will have for his theme, I'm
ventory, Then On AT the evening
service he: will deliver an address upon
the subject, Nothing but the Best 81 :
The music at the morning service will
be as follows: -. .-.,,..-.' - u f..
Organ Prelude, "Come Unto Me- R. Wagner
hymn, How Firm Founda ton :. Keith
- ~. Chorus -. - e.. + (
Anthem, 1.-The King Has Come. VIM. Edie Marks
.s-e-E.-s Quartet. -. -
onertory, The Star of Bethlehem" s. Adams
Miss Inez .Adell Davis = - ! ~
Anthem THE Bethlehem Shep- -, :: - ::
Ae rEs: L. Q. Emerson
anthem, 1.-THE zAngeis se1g -, 5: 1orenz
, .<$.;>E - Quartet .*s.Zss
organ postlude, "Marche Roma inc. :. =, Gounod
- MISS lnez Adell Davis, Miss Ella Brown. G. A.
E,rlzeA. Joseph Williams, assisted by Mrs. caro-.
lock the organist - 80 "E" 800" III IA o.l u
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Fifth Avenue congregational,

70 morrow evening the !. choir OF. the
Firth Congregational church, assisted by
a chorus, will give part of the Messiah,
ana ..Behold the Lamb of God,'' and the
'ii Hal Chorus from part IL. The
soprano M ana alto solos will ;he given by
The choir and chorus will be directed bv
D. f.. Jones' r. '@-E'' -. = - -
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mere. is no one article in the line Of
medicine that gives SO largeEa return n 10 Tor
THE money as a good porous streng tnsIlng
| ola ster. such as Carriers Smart Weed ana
R1elladonna Backache Plasters.
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80. WIZ pG iiSlu M Nv 2.
lloo1i g. MileIl ttle new
cantata py &c whitney Coombe, Inc
First Christmas" will be given by. the
quartet assisted BY a selectIchorus; and
! WIZ. :. t1a"''h 5 f1unt g tne organ fEs' u r.
q.
-f Avenue S.oNstesae c!lurCn' VIII We
given tomorrow morning by the regular
quartet, Mrs. Alice Adrian Pratt, soprano;
!strom, tenor; /: Z. Williams, BARITONE;
assisted by Mrs. H. e.. MacRae and. Miss
Agnes Hallin. sopranos; Mrs. Parthenia
Dewitt "a contra1to. ;: Ho11en~, Thonnnso,,
~ 49,,
barytones;; HCragg Walston, violinist; Dean
The 1rnors nc viii l,o &c follnws. = = !. :
Z. sS Xxx is;., MORNING. "a. - ,ss,s,gg
Violin Prelude Es'SWan Song, ....s Saint Saens
* - ~ Cragg Waiston -: -;
TIE. Deum, Flat -. $50. Buck
Anthem, .Iark, the e Gloa Sound Foster
i :> Choir. ., 3 -.:. - 4: e
Then Shall the Eyes of the Biintl:' = go -.
ne shall Feed !, MS Fi oh -. : -: : -
Air, Come Unto Him Messiah Handel
fro,, Mrs, nrat1i
ei VS.. Gai,[ a as -:
81 .s ,,t. Solos by A. f.. Engstrom. mi,
Y'on 500 M MA Wa1st t " oarl Nenth
lh11fst tbe7 (her,hic t1ost.' 3c;+v.
Heard tho yo aema of srnsrs - 1o,v
M elss Bass Solo, BY ); Il. + stevens & 0''pl
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!
various missions. "
An illustrated lecture on wonderland, or the
Yellowstone National Park, :" will be given in the
lecture-r room Of Westminster church by Arthur
D. Hull at p. NJ, for the benefit of the inter-
mediate societies Of the Minneapolis Christian
Endeavor Union. A silver Offering will be
taken. ,'7
Mrs. W: s. Coe, corresponding secretary of the
Fremont Avenue Congregational Society, reports
the following officers elected: President. Alice
Kilgore; Vice-president, Miss Edna Thaxter;
secretary, Miss Pearl Bickel; treasurer, Frank
Bfgg; organist, Mrs E. D. Granger; chorister,
e. ID. Granger. The reports Of officers and COM
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HOLIDAY CHURCH MUSK,
Plymouth.

-. -, = P7ymoutf'' - -
The monthly musical service at Plym
outh church will be held tomorrow after,
! noon at 5 O'Clock when the new Christmas
cantata by C. Whitney Coombe, THE
First Christmas - viii be given by; the.
quartet, assisted by a select chorus and
with Hamlin H. Hunt at the organ. -, -,
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~
PlERz

March 5-The supervisors OF Pierz laid
out road between sections 10 and 30
Monday. ~*
Ed. Kramer will herd cattle on upper
Skunk next summer. He has already
over 100 head and wants enough to
make 200. Anyone having cattle to
herd would do we'll to call on him. r
VIM. Konen is serving as deputy
sheriff at Little Falls during the present
term of court.
The schools we're closed by the board
of health Thursday on account of small
pox, and will remain Gloss for about
ten days. The disease is in the families
OF Fred Dahmen aud Tony Friedrich.
T. W Billmeyer is setting up the new
sawmiil for Frank Novak near Platte
vile this week.
The town meeting viii! take place on
Tuesday, March 1lth. Politics here are
hotter than usual. So far there are
three new candidates in the field. Mex
Henneu for chairman, lneO GrOss 1Or q
member OF the board OF supervisors and
Henry LANCER for treasurer. The vii
lage is Just commencing to warm up.
The Zerf postoffice will be discontinued
after March 81.
We hear Pierz will be blessed with q
bank. A. D. and A. R. Davidson
will start a bank in the south room Of
the Jacob Neisius brick building, and
will open nxet Monday, with L. 0. Kir'
by as cashier.
Barney Gross is setting up his sawmill
at MAYHEM Lake and will commences aW
ing next week.
John Meyer Of Agram has returned
from Akeley, where he has been lumber
ing. The season was not very good
owing to the weather.