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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-30
The BRAIN IN pELlR,UM.
Strange Cases That Have Come
Under Physicians Observation. y

Strange Cases That Have Come
Under Physicians Observation.
Medical records in the various hos
.pitals Of New York city show that
though quite forgetful Of recent hap.
penings, aged persons recall long
past events In correct order. ana
even lie again amid scenes passed
utterly out Of recollection before ths
disease Of senility appeared.
A woman Of 70, delirious from pleu.
ro-pneumonia, repeated poetry in Hin-
iustani. It developed lated on that
up to the age Of four she knew only
that language, but afterward had for.
gotten that she ever spoke 1t. An
other peculiar case on record is that
of an illiterate maid servant who
while in the deliriuh Of fever, recited
Greek and Hebrew for hours, although
when in health she knew no word OF
either language. her rawlings being
due to the brain impressions left BY
the readings heardd many years be-
fore OF a learned rabbi whose servant
she had been. @
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Vice. Prest., Mrs. 8. v. Emerson: I'd
Vice Prest., f. Aikens; Recording Sec'y
Miss Aline Simpson; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Esther Taylor; Treas.
H. Henderson. Among the items of In
terest which will take place this week
by the society will be q debate "Re-
solved. that man will do more for
love than wealth" six speakers have
been chosen. A warm time Is antici.
pated.
A number of committees have re-
Gently been appointed by Rev. w. H.
Speese, who are expected to do all pos
sible toward earring on the work of
, the shurch.
Sunday Oct IS was endowment day
which was observed In an appropriate
manner throughout the day. The
was very interesting consisting Of ad-
dressed, papers and recitations. The
exercises were under the personal d.
rection of Miss Dozier, superintendent
Of the Sabbath school.
Lymus Milligan Of Chicago, a rest
dent of Clinton several years ago,
spent Sunday In Clinton, greeting old
time friends. ,
Arrangements are under way for the
annual Thanksgiving entertainment,
Juvenile concert, which will be rem
dered by local talent. "a
A neat clock has been installed in
the A. M. E. church through the eff
forts of Mrs. Fairfax to whom the
members are under many obligations.
Recent advices from the bedside OF
David Greene report him as being
on the mend.
Fred Aikens committee have ar
ranged for halloween supper Friday
night of this week. Fun galore is ex-
pected.
Sunday was quarterly meeting and
a successful one it proved to be too
Good congregations greeted the pastor
at each service. Presiding Elder Ma
one arrived in the city Friday, holding
love feast that evening. He preached
an able sermon Sunday morning at
the conclusion of which he took the
train for Cedar Rapids, which church
was also observing quarterly meeting.
At the afternoon service Rev. Billings
ley Of the M E. church delivered a log
ical discourse. Rev Speese was fur
ther assisted by Revs.. p. p. Taylor,
Jas. Robinson and Lorenz. The finan-
cial effort for the day was quite fiat
tering. Rev. Russell leaves this week
for Alton, ILL.,, where he will conduct
a series of meetings indefinitely.
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Z MuCHAKINOCK NEWS.

Miss Maggie Coleman, of Buxton
spent q few days In our town last
week.
Quite number of ladies attended
the Maloney and Jones wedding, last
week in Buxton.
There were quite number attended
the Gideon Minstrel in Oskaloosa last
Thursday night.
If all reports are true the wedding
bells will ring next Wednesday for
one of our old LIuchy boys.
Rev. Bates splendid preacher. and
man of good reputation is our pastor
and will preach regular for us every
other Sunday--he preached Sunday
morning to large and appreciative
audience.
Mrs. Given, who was very i'll at the
last writing is able to be out again.
Mr.. Sam Duncan has accepted a
position with Wells & Co. He assumed
his duties there last week.
Mr.. Will Essex left this week for
Missouri, where he will spend few
weeks with his parents and friends,
There was large crowd in town
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Thomas were
Oskaloosa visitors Friday.
Mrs Martin Jones entertained a
number of ladies Sunday afternoon.
The luncheon was two course affair,
the first course was chicken soup and
second, champig mons, aux fromage a
la shreaded wheat biscuit Everyone
enjoyed themselves to the highest.
Mr.. John Wright and Miss Maggie
Coleman were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Beed last Sunday evening.
Mr.. D. johnson and Beed and Choc-
tate were in Oskaloosa Sunday.
Muchakinock affords two restaurants
the Reasby and Winson Cafes. Good
meals, short orders or boarding at
ei her cafe can be obtained.
Mr.. Jessie TURNER has departed
from our town, his whereabouts un-
known. .@3
Mr.. Julius Welsh, one of our old
home boys returned to Buxton Friday.
The mines are running every day,
and the boys are all doing we'll.
Anyone wishing a fine fall suite
made call at Madam M. Welch's, your
patronage is kindly solicited to her
dressmaking apartments. Give her q
call.
The Music Club met last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. E.
Thomas.
3 Mrs. NJ Jones. who has been sick
for the last few days with the rheuma-
tism is much better at this writing.
Mr.. M. Welsh has been engaged the
last week in building kitchen at his
home, assisted by Mr.. Huston.
Mrs. M. Winson was Buxton yisi.
tor last week.
Mrs. L. Lason and Mrs Mollie Fields
were Buxton visitors last week.
Mr. Joe Bowles was in Oskaloosa
Friday.
Mr.. E. Jones was in Muchy last
week.
Mrs. j, D. Reed is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. e. Thomas was the guest of
Miss Burg Canady and Miss Jenny
Hardy last Wednesday while In Oska-
loosa
Rev. Bates was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mss. Bryant Sunday, for dinner.
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BUXTON NEWS.
Church Social and Business

Rev. Bates was in our town several
days last week The reverend has
many friends here and is always a
welcome visitor.
Political meetings are the topic oil
the day now. Several were held here
. last week. Hon. Major Lacey presided
at one.
Professor Cross sof Highland Park
college was a visitor at our schools on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Queen Jackson left for Omaha
Monday, where she expects to spend
some time.
The social at the home Of Mrs
Gaines was success.
The Bux ton Eagle is acknowledged
by at least two OF the leading papers
of the state to be alright. The Eagle
is yet young but Its wings are growing
strong and soon it will not only soar
over the state Of Iowa but extend its
pinions over the various states Of this
United States. It is good paper.
Help support it.
Sunday was good financial day at
st. Johns A. NJ. e., church. $1,000
was raised and its was not rally day.
Several young men came forward and
laid down $500 each on church debt.
Another such day will clear the church
of debt and start treasury. God
loves the cheerful giver.
Loudly rings the wedding BELLS
At this writing Mr.. Symon Harris is
very low. Loving hands are doing all
that can be done.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion building has reached its third
story. The work Is being rushed to
enclosure before cold weather.
Mrs. Mendfnghall has been quite sick
for several days.
Quite number Of the Buxton peo-
pie are in Abba today attending the
trial of Smith for the murder of Mrs.
Canady. Glad to say Geo. H. Wodson
is prosecuting attorney.
The printing rooms Of the Gazette
are to be maved to As.
Friday and Saturday were pay days.
1t was a big pay. Everything passed
off peaceably. Not SO many strangers
in town.
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AZ Forueries...

The Anglo Saxon is the natural prey
OF the art forgery.monger, and tho
modern antiques which are manufac
tured for him constitute the livelihood
Of the whole copEtrysides on the
Arno, and the Theron the Nile, and
on the Jordan. Innocent peasant
looking people dig up these antiques
before the eyes Of the unsuspectinS
ripper! And when the fool goes on
with his folly, the simple, guileless
peasant quietly buries another ex-
ample OF the same object In the same
hole for the benefit Of the next tour
list who may come along.--Magazins
OF Art
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CORNER STONE TO BE LAID.

f@lsJ 5SOGkN I'D AoAON y - ~: ASAs DkAAOs 80
The corner stone OF tho new Burns
M, E. church, which is being erected
at the corner of Eleventh and Crocker
streess, will be laid at 2 O'clock on next
Sunday afternoon. A NUM- Der Of the
Methodist pastors Of the city will assist
in the exercises. The ritual appropri-
ate to the occasion will be read by Dr..
e. Z. sHagerman, pastor Of the First
M. e. church of this city. Addresses
will be made by DR.. Franklin Of the
North Des Moines NJ. f.. church. by
Rey. E. T. Thuresson Of the Asbury N.
e. church of East Des Moines, and BY
Rev. Q. "a. johnson, pastor Of Burns
church, who has been largely instru-
mental in securing the erection Of the
new building. The stone will be
placed by ]. s. Beverly, the contractor
in charge Of the erection of the build
ing. The pastor extends 9 cordial In
.vitation to the public to attend the
exercises. VI
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MOLINE, ILLINOIS.

| The st. PaupS A. M. e. church was
/ beautiful to look upon Monday even
| ing, Oct. 25th, it being the occasion Ct
! nnr rastnr's reception. The church
! was beautifully decorated In flowers
lace curtains, rugs, and asparagus fern
with the star spangled banner bring
Ing up the rear A center table a
small one for guests outside the city
was decorated with flowers and fern
on each end OF 1t were candle sticks OF
brass being over hundred years old
| At this table sat Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lewis, and Mrs. Searcy, of Davenport
!! Iowa, and Mrs. Scotto OF Chicago. The
first words Of welcome was given In
behalf Of the Trustees, by Mr.. ~ b
!! Tower. Ia behalf Of Stewards by G. ;B
I iWalkup, Iii behalf Of Stewards BY Mrs
4 RObt. Bradley, and In behalf Of church
and community by Miss Georgia Rit-
chic. The pastor, Rev. Searcy, gave a
few words In response, and from the
| responsive words he was well pleased
and felt duly welcomed. About one
hundred guests were present. Ice
! cream and cake were served, and all
report good time.
Miss Irwin Wartha1, through her
friend Mrs. r. H. Pollard, bids Moline
friends good bye for an indefinate time
as she left Galesburg for her home in
Lucas, Iowa, last Thursday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Busey, who was struck
| by a train about amonth ago Is slowly
improving, but 1t is the belief Of her
friends thai. she will be an invalid for
life.
The L. L. D. club will give concert
"Anita's Trials" Friday evening, ad.
mission 10 cents.
Mrs. J.H. Ligons, of Rock Island
was Moline caller Sunday.
Miss Georgia Richie was visitor
at the home of Mrs. r. H. Pollard Sun
day
The members and friends of ST..
Paul's A. NJ E. church will begin to
repair the church soon. ).
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CLARK is SENTENCED.

A special from Kahoka, Mo-,
says that Frank Clark, the con-
fessed ravisher of Miss Ollie
Hess, who was found guilty BY
the juryin the trial at Kahoka,
which terminated last Thursday
with the death penalty attached,
was brough: before Judge Mckee,
who named Nov Is as the day for
his execution. Clark did not ap-
pear at all effected by this grue-
some announcement which would
send him into eternity, but look
ed up to the judge with the re-
mark:
Thank you, sir.
When being taken out Of the
court house, on his way down the
aisle, he smiled blandly and did
not seem to be at all disturbed. or
did not realize what the near
future had in store for him. He
displayed wonderful nerve and
seemed careless of his fate.
There were no special proceed
ings and the closing act Of the
trial was soon over with only the
brief talk Of the judge fixing the
'datesof execution.
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CEDAR RAp1M

One of the most unique entertain
ments ever held in the church was
given last Thursday evening in the
form of reception in honor of Rev.
Jas. r. Clemens. The reception was
given by the combined efforts Of the
stewardess board and Siiome Yates
club with q neat program as follows:
Song-Club.
Address of welcome-Mrs. Jackson.
Address of welcome-Mrs. s. Grey.
Song, "Blest Be the Tie that Binds
Response Rev. Jas. r. Clemens.
The program was followed by the
serving of refreshments in two courses,
after which all gave the pastor the
hand Of welcome, wishing him sue
cessful administration. Rev. Clemens
is already loved and honored by the
people of Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. F. Lavell is busy drilling the
little ones for q Mother Goose enter
tainment to be given in the near fu-
ture.
We are sorry to report change for
the worse in the illness Of little Ester
Martin.
Sunday was quarterly meeting. Rev.
Malone oficiated afternoon and even
ing.
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HAD 70 HAVE THE HAT.
Strikers Wife Pu: W Effective Plea
for FInGry.

for Fin<sy.
A woman went lntJ little millin-
cry shop in One htndredth street.
GEAR Amsterdam svsnue. the other
day and asked to see . hat. IA chiffon
creation, Of which tae price was 81
was shown her. an6 she expressed :
keen desire for it. May ] sha.e it
now" she asked, ~ I'll leave fifty
cents on deposit, and bring in the
rest later?" That's very unusual"
replied the milliner when could
you pay the balance?" '"rhat's just
the point" said the woman. Il don't
know. My husband is q 'plasterer. He
makes s5.25 day while he Is work
ing. But he has been on strike for
four weeks, and we have nothing"
I. But how do you live in the mean
time?" she was asked ''Hock every
thing we have, like the rest Of tho
strikers" replied the woman. Every
thing we own Is in pawn, but must
have that hat" She got it.-New
York Sun.
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CLINTON.

Mrs. Mary Christopher of Rockford,
ILL.,. is In the city, the guest of friends.
VIM. Allen, Sr., is home from bust.
ness trip in southern Oak. He reports
everything fourishing and seems to be
taken up very much with the country.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 14th a
number of the young people of Bethel
A. M. e. church and friends met at the
church and effected the organization
of literary society. The following
persons will hold official positions as
follows: Prest., T. G.. Dozier; 1st
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eeooar'. Successful Plea.

The best known OF the penny beg
gars is loose in Broadway again after
long absence. He Is gray-bearded
old man who glides up to you in the
street and says in wheezy voices:
Z $''poss, Will you give me penny? !
want to get cup Of coffee. ! have
four" AS an evidence Of truthful.
ness he holds out four. pennies in his
dirty palm. His modest request Is
usually complied with unless he is
known. He has been doing the PEN
ny-begging stunt for several years
now and seems to be satisfied with
yhe results New York Sun.
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Re..on for Left.H Hande edne...

A scientist has recently published
brochure on the subject OF right
and left handedness. The explanation
for the phenomena in any person Is
traced to the pressure Of the blood
in the two halves Of Ms brain. He
concludes that for right-handed sub
jects therc is an excess Of pressure
in the left half Of the brain, accom-
panied by an excess Of excitability
and Of vitality in all those parts Of
the body dependent on the left brain.
For left-handed people ~ reverse is
true, .asI.
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The q. 3. y. Reading Circle enter
ed complimentary to Mr.. H. 7. Kealing
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. j. Hamilton, from : to s p. a.
The program was excellent. and the
afternoon was delightfully."- spent.
Invited guesls were Mesdames B..
Thompson, A. Dixon, 8. Buckner.
Misses Zslls Davis and Beatric Hick-
land. Dainty refreshments were serv.
ed. The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Fred jackson November S.
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BI,RLINGTON. !

BURLINGTON.
Mrs. A. Mitchell is very sick at her
home on Adam street.
Mrs. Sophia Bird was able to be
taken from the hospital and is now
at her home on valley street.
Mrs, John Trent and Freemen Wash.
ington spent a few hours In Keokuk
Saturday.
Mr. Burnett Of Mt. Pleasant is Wis.
iting In our city.
The first ball of the season was given
Tuesday night by Messrs. James Dean
and Eugene Russell Williams at Pat
terson's hall. Here's hoping those two
gents will have another soon.
Mrs Hulda Arms Is quite sick at
her home on Valley street.
Friends of the members of Olive
Baptist church will be glad to know
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hat they have paid the debt Of their

that they have paid the debt Of their
church.
Messrs. Watkins, Walter Arnold and
Peter Palmer are enjoying this fine
weather In Mexico.
Miss Goldie Cowden went to Mis-
souri, last Monday evening.
Mr.. Jason Brown Is contemplating
visit to Mt. Pleasant soon.
Messrs. Trent and F. Washington
left Monday night for Santa Barbara
Cal, where they expect to remain until
the first of December.
Mrs. 8. Cook arrived in Burlington
Thursday from an extended visit in
Omaha.
Mr.. Luther Mackay OF Louisiana
Mo-, is expected to visit his brother
J. L. Mackay, the first of next month.
Saturday, October oath, was Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Mitchell's tenth wedding ami,
versary and q reception was given al
their home in honor Of the event. A
seven course supper was served, which
included all the good things which
could be purchased. About twenty
were present, and 1t was in the wee
small hours in the morning when they
last guests left.
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old.1ime Business Methods.

Church White, Of Atchison, regrets
that the merchants OF the present day
do not do business as ICY did at
gainesville, Mo, where he was rear
ed. The custom there was to settle
with the store once a year( on the
lst Of January. Once Whites father
went Into McCrory's store to settle.
What's my bill?" he asked of Nc
Grory. Well, George" said McCro-
ry, ..pay what you think ia right: I
ain't kept no account.
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~. D,ssa,. n.ri D...

Dr Charles Hose. Of sarawak, aftss
many experiments. has formed the
theory that the disease heri beri ar1sss
In tropical regions from the consump
tion OF moldy rice. Or. Strange
ways Pigg Of Cam bridge has sxpoual-
"a the theory -ngland
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q The teams from Drake Universita
and Simpson College Of lncianola will
play foo, ball at the ball park tomor-
row afternoon. Game called at $3.50.
Il will no doubt be one Of the best
games this season. as both teams ex-
poet to win. #
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ALBA.

Mr.. ,Adell Lewis, who has been re,
siding in Des Moines for the past three
months, has. returned too town.
Mrs. NJ. Jackson of Buxton and Rev.
r. H. Williamson of Buxton were In
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Sharp of Lovilla was In town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nora Grayson Of Hiteman was
In town Thursday.
Messrs Will Bennings, Wallace Da-
Wis and T. Washington spent this week
in Buxton.
Social Saturday evening at Masonic
hall for the benefit of the church.
Quite few of our young people at
tended dance at Hooking Saturday
night
There has been quite few strangers
in our town the past week.
Miss Adeline Boals of Hiteman is
staying In town.
Mr.. Frank Vance has returned to
Abba from Des Moines.
Mr.. e. Clarkson has returned from
a short visit in Ottumwa.
Miss Bessie Davis entertained Miss
Nellie Grayson at dinner Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Gould wi Q
opened cafe at TOO Fifteenth street
the early part Of this month are doing
an excellent business, as Mrs. Gould is
good cateress it is very easy for them
TO please their customers.
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Presents Tor sultan OF Moroce,

PreSehts for sultan OF Morocco.
J. w. s. Langerman. Morocco's
commissioner to the worlds fair, has
Just bought the Moorish sultan 4
brace Of mules. q number Of Angora
eats and goats. some fancy dogs and
. PAGER and span Of nne carriage
horses, all Of Missouri breeding. The
carriages horses were Bna snd, Blue.
wellknown ribbon winnse1 N ihsy
cost the suNssn $1,000. 's
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We are in receipt Of beautiful invi-
tation announcing the marriage OF Mr..
Benjamine F. Tate to Miss Edna
Ampey, both Of Buxton, Iowa. to &C.
cur November 4, at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ampey, house No.
l43, where The reception will be held in
the evening. Those are two OF Bnx-
tons young society people, s!ghay re-
spected by all.
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Mrs. r. G. Goggins OF ess Arthur
street were among those who replen-
ished our cash department. this week
with subscription. She 4 president Of
.the Twentieth Century Literary club
and says their club Is Ia : hourishing
condition. and are mskiag arrange
ments TO give several establishments
this fall and winter.
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Mrs. Martha James gave birthday
party for her daughter, Mrs. jerry
Lncus, at the latter's residence, on E.
Ninth and Maple streets, last Friday
night, Quite crowd wis present aud
all enjoyed the evening. A number Of
useful presents were received.
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WAsHINGrON.

Rev. Payton and family are nicely
situated in the parsonage. III.
T The Sunday school scholars Of the
A. NJ. r church took their superin-
tendent, Mrs. Wallace, by surprise last
Thursday evening and reminded her
of her birthday and presented her a
handsome bible. ~
The social given at the church last
week was financialssuccess.
Walter. Williams will celebrate his
18th birthday halloween.
The A. M. E, church have organized
q choir. Miss Florence Griffin as or
ganist. 5s$
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Aanniness for Old Maids.

Honey. when's you gwine ter gin
married n The engagement had not
been announced, SO the young woman
replied: why, don't know. auntie:
i am not even engaged. What 10 you
think Of that ?" The old colored WON.
an said: 'Laws-n-me! but thkt suttin.
" am a pity. But, Miss Nancy. they
do say that ole maids Is ths happiest
critters shere is, once they quits ,strue
elin' HavpeJ = Magazina
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-30

While in Oskaloosa, Ia, stop at
Emanuel Lobbins' Lunch Room;
also furnished rooms. Good SER
vice at reasonable rates.
311 Rock Island avenue.
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The Republican rally at Carbondale
last Friday night was largely attended
ano the voters enjoyed the addresses OF
Walter McHedry, F. c. Korns. J. L..
Thompson ana Ham DeFord.
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MARsHALLToWN. J

Lawyer Rush Of d. Moines Vas ii
'.the city Monday on legal business.
Rev. Haggard Of Saylor is In the
city assisting Rev. Green with his pro-
tracted meetings. They are having
good success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Haggard at q 3
o'clock luncheon Monday.
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A number of .osiety people have re-
cived Invitations which reads % fol-
lows: "a harvest party by the Mes
danes Hudlin, Ruff and LaCosr, at SIT
Eleventh strret, Oct. 30th, 1908, $50
~. =. Gentlemen wear overalls, ladies
calico dresse."
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The Republican rally at sayiorville
last Monday evening was welt attend-
ed, G. G. Evans, J. 8. Dickson and B.
N. Hyde made good speeches; pound
Ing the Repu blicsn doctrine into them.