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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
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tenn pi6ramlfi.
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RIA czerwonego, do kt6rege
gdy sic zblizyli, ujrzal milo.
dzieniec muche ~niezwykle
wielko5ci, trzepoczaca sic "
pajeczynie j ME mogaca si5
= niej wydobyc. Mlodzieniee
zsiad z rumaka, przyblizy]
sic do hiej, i rzekl:
II biedna mucho,
pajeczyny wydobyc sic ME
mozesz! Zaczekaj, dopomoge
ci!
Pajeczyna by}a wielkoscj
sieci mysliwskiej; m}odzie.
nice ia przecia}, a mucha
wylaz}a i rzek}a: .
- Dziekuje ci, dobry sy..
nu kupiecki, les mi dopo-
m6g}! Wyrwij jedne z n6g
moich z pod brzucha i gdy
<ci sic lie powiedzie, wsqom-
Mi mnie, a r6wniez ci dopo!
moge.
Mlodzieniec smia} sic W
:duchu i mysla} sobie:
- jake mucha uzYteczna
mi bye moze? Lecz wzia} jed
ne musza noge i schowa} ia.
I tax sill dalej. Mlodzie-
mice ujrza} wilka, kt6ry O.
.gon przyskrzyniony mia}
belka i poradzic. sobie ME
m6g1; wilk bowiem ma szty-
why grzbiet i obr6cie sic ME
moze. M}odzieniec znowu
:zsiad1 z rumaka, odwalH bel
Ike i wilka uwolni}.
.Wilk rzek1, do. niego:
- Dziekuje ei; doory synu
kupiecki, les mi .dopom6g1.
Wei sobie pazur mel }apy,
igdy ci sic zle powiedzie,
wspomnij mnie, a r6wniez
przybede ci W pomoc! r..
M{odzieniec wzia{ pazur i
schowa1 go.
Gdy potem staneli mad
.brzegiem NORA, m1odzieniec
ujrza1 olbrzymiego raka, kt6ry
W piasku lezac ma grzbiecie,
ME m6g1 sobie dac rady.
M1odzieniec znowu zsiad} z
rumaka, i przewr6ciwszy jak
sic ma ley, dopom6gl mu.
Rak rzek}:
Dziekuje ci, dobry sy-
nm kupiccki! Dokad dazysz?
M1odzieniec odrzek1:
= Do Jezybaby, ma druga
.strone mora.
Dobrze, moi SYM,
rzek} rak, zbuduje 81 most
przez MORE, zeby tw6j ru-
max przep}ywac go ME po-
trzebowal i ma niebezpie-
'czehstwo sic ME narazi1. Lecz
wprz6d wyrwij sobie jedne 2
n6g moich z pod brzucha, i
gdy ci sic zle powodzic be-
#.sE.. - "E.EasEs -E@sE=y1 =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
NOVA LEONA XIII.

NOVA LEONA XIII.
Ma przem6wienie kardyna-
low Respihi'ego, Ferrarego i
Boschi'ego, pc wysluchaniu
adresu holdowniczego j przy-
jeciu dar6w ~odpowiedzial Pa
piez Leon XIII W te s1owa:
,,Czcigodni Bracia - uko-
chani Synowie.
Ze Nam przypad1o W udzia-
lie tax d1ugie piastowanie
godnosci apostolskiej - wy
padek taxi cd czasu sw. Pio-
ira jeszcze raz jeden tylko
sic zdarzy}, ma co prawdopo-
dobnie ME zas}uzylismy,
chciejcie przypisac to szcze-
g6lniej Boskiej dobroci wzgle-
dem Mas. Sadzac wed1ug ma
turalnych dr6g j zmian ma
fury jak wielka byla ma
dzieja, re ia schylku lat
dzisiejszy dzie6 Nam zaswita?
w tenn szczesliwem Szloze-
niu wypadk6w, re z powodu
osobistego 6wieta, szerszy
p1omie6 naboznosci objal
wiele narod6w, objawia sic
Opatrznosc najwyzszego wlad-
cy i Boga w~szechmocnego
Niezmiernie wieksza liczba
tych, co W tym czasie pre-
sy1ali nam powinszowania,
oraz zyczenia, uwaza Mas ME
jake prywatna osobe, i czci
W Mas osobe lego, kt6rego
zastepujemy. Swiadczy 0 tenn
i dzisiejsze Vase zgroma-
dzenie, jezeli- BOWEN spodo-
ba1o sic VAN przybyc tn tax
licznie ola z1ozenia Nam ho1-
du, = COZ Was sk1oni1o do
tego, jezeli ME obraz Piotra?
Navel te Diary, ~niezwyk1y
dow6d og6lnej mi1osci j przy-
wiazania narod6w, potr6jna
korona, mistyczny klucz ME
wskazuja ma mic innego, jeno
ma wladze i majestat rzym-
skiego pontyfikatu.
To samo znaczenie maja
wspaniale medale pamiatko-
we i re wszystkich stron ma
plywajace ofiary ia roboty
okolo bazyliki laterane6skiej;
zyczenie uczczenia Papieza
by1o przeciez sprezyna ofiar-
nosci Waszej.
Powolujemy sic ma te fax
ia gl6wnie ola tego, ze ku
czci Boga zwr6cone, spra-
wiaja Nam pocieche wsr6d
gorzkich Naszych trosk. q
miloscia ~obejmujemy Was
wszystkich obecnych, pre-
dewszystkiemlI Was, ukocha-
nj synowie,przeW6dc6wiubi-
l~euszowego komitetu. Wdde-
cznie pamietac bedziemy wa VASE.
zapal j szczeg6lne vase sta
rama sprawie tel poswiecone.
Przyimijcie Cd Mas iako lesls
statsnlllilea polecenie, iWbiicielgp
so'bie wszyscy umJysly, z i1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
Bardzo TAME ceny.

Do miejscowo6ci " Montana,
Idaho, washington, Oregon, British
sColumbi., Utah Colorado,usdds
stecsaiad bed1ie codziennie, pocssp
~ % 1tgo Lutego do so1go Kwie
tnia kolej Cskieago, Great Westem.
Piszcie al ]. +. Elnsr,
Chioago,po ha.ss.s 4 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

sta, bylby Gle Y b bran
,!podrzucl " gore, 4 " bylbyt
,isobie glove roztrzaskali le.
zalby6 teraz martwy jake Q.
Tiara Jezybaby.
I przybyi szczesliWie do
palacu pod zotym dachem.
lDwie golebice siostry, gdy
lichszdaleka ujrzaly, wylecia-
ny i'm naprzeciWko j okala-
LAC ich, radosnie ich witaly.
|Gdy weszli do stajni, rumak
tam sic znajdujacy rzekl do
mich:
Witajcie, teraz jestesmy
zwyciezcami! Dajcie sobie try
|dni odpoczynku, a potem
,idzcie wydrzec smokoWi jego
zdobycz.
| tax sic stale. Czwartego
ldnia dosiad1 mlodzieniec
Ichudego rumaka, .kt6ry zu-
|pe}nie przyszed1 do siebie,
TAX re mu sic iskry sypaly z
|oczu i nozdrzy, a ten pole
cial 2 MIN szybciej jak orzel,
strzala j wichry. Gdy ME
|dlugo przybyli do zamku
smoka, kt6rego ME by1o W
|domu, m1odzieniec odzyska1
!golebice. Smok %wprawdzie
zaraz potem wr6cil do domu,
wytropif zgube i re wszyst-
kich sill scigajac uciekaja-
tcych, bylby m1odzie6ca
%schwycil, gdy ten juz wpa-;
|dal pc "a brame pa}acu; lecz
rumak, kt6ry jeszcze ME by1
zmeczony, uderzy} go tax sill
ME kopytami, re smok og1u-
SONY upad} ma ziemie. Mo
idzieniec wtedy zeskoczy} z
rumaka i~tdobywszy miecza,
,szybkoseia ~b}yskawicy ucial
smokowi jeden }eb pc dru-
GIN. Smok tarza1 sic W krwi
swojej iskona1. Teraz rumak
re stajni, kt6ry byl przybieg},
Euklekly i b}agaly m}odzie6-
ca, zeby i'm takze g}owy ucia}
Mlodzieniec zlakl sic.
- Jakzebym to m6g} uczy-
MIC! zawa1a1. Czyzbym
wan, moim dobroczy6com
taxa odplacic mial NEW
dziecznoscia? = Me! Taxa
ia wilma nigdy sumienia me-
go ME obciaze!
Lecz oni b1agac go ME
|przestawali, zareczajac, re to
posluzy ku ich szczesciu.
|Zdecydowa1 sic vice, j take
inn g}owy ucial. I tel zaraz
|chwili stale pred MIN dw6ch
wspanialych ksiazat. CT ksia-
|zeta wzieli te .dwie go}ebice,
)kt6re i'm ma ramionach usia-
dly, g}askali, calowali je, a
m1odziemec idac "a ich przy-
k1adem, wzial takze swa go
|1ebice, kt6ra mu r6wniez ma
ramieniu usiad1a, i glaska1 j
ca1owa1 ia. I naraz golebice.
odzyskaly ma zawsze swa
ludzka postac j stane}y jake
try nadobne ksiezniczki, po-
miedzy. kt6remi najpowab-
niejsza byla malzo 0' mlo-
dze6ca. Radose Wszystkich
byla bez ko1ca. Potem dwaj
!, . .<aHASA#T@& s#@S1 1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

na try dni, dala ~
ldwana6cie koni do paszenia
rzekla do niego:
Pas dobrze konie,
1niech ci laden ME zginie
81 zgina}, wbifabym
glove twoje ma pal.
Potem poslala 60 2 kohm1
Ina pastwisko j dala mu.ka-
wal chleba, by ME cierpia1
glodu. Mlodzieniec majac "
rade rumaka, rzucil
Ciezkie utrapienia,
kt6rych doznawal cd czasu,
do przestr6g swej mai
zonki sic ME zast6sowa}, nau-
Eczyly go sluchac rad szcze-
rych. Lecz ma coz mu sic to
przydalo! ~Nieprzezwyciezony
|gl6d go opanowa1, wyszuka1,
vice chleb i jadl go. Potem
zasnal, a konie tymczasem
sic rozbieg}y. Gdy sic obu-
dill, juz ME widzia} zadnego.
Pocza} tedy biadac:
20 ma coz sic przyda1o
income postanowienie mole!
S}usznie Jezybaba przepowie-
dzia1a, re glove strace!
w k}opocie swym przypo-
mnia1 sobie muche. Mucha
przylecia}a i zapyta}a go:
- Czego tax biadasz?
M1odzieniec o%powiedzia}
|jej- swe zdarzenie.
Me troszcz sic, ia ci
|%dopomoge! - rzek1a mucha.
Il zawola1a wszystkie inne
muchy. TIE ~polecia}y i szuka-
}y koni W oko1o, a nareszcie
znalaz}szy je, okraza}y i kasa-
~ je lyle, re znowu pobie-
g}y do pastarza. Ten pogna1
lie weso1o do domu.
Gdy go ~ujrza1a Jezybaba' i
+dostrzegla, re wszystkie ma
konie, odezwa}a sic:
- Dobrzes konie pasf
zadnego ME braknie. Potem
wziawszy bata, bi1a konie z
wsciek1oscia, a szczeg6lnie
chudego konia, z kt6rego az
kawa}y pada}y. M1odzie6cowi
zal bylo tego rumaka, re
~najwiecej plag odbiera}, a
by1 najchudszym. Jezybaba
wzie1a potem masci i nasma-
rowa1a MIA konie, tax il do
nastepnego dnia wszystkie
rany sic pozagaja}y.
Drugiego dnia Jezybaba
da1a mlodzie6cowi znowu
dwanascie koni do pasienia i
znowu HAWAI- chleba, kt6ry
mu zjesc kazala. M}odzie-
nice rozdrobi{ ten chleb, sko-
70. przyby} ma %pastwisko, j
wdeptal go nogami W ziemie.
Lecz to mu ME pomoglo, mu-
sia} wszystek chleb wyzbie-
rae i zjesc go wraz z ziemia,
tax gwaltowny g16d zes1a1a
ma niego Jezybaba. 20 chwili
usual; konie porozbiegaly sic,
a gdy sic obudzi1, juz zadne-
go ME widziaf. Znowu vice
wyrzekac pocza1; %,pomyslal
Fatoli o wilku i wydoby} jego
pazur.
Niebawem nadbiegl Wilk j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

lbaba zobaczyla, fzekla znoVu
Dobrzes konie pas, b
wszystkie przygganiasz. Lee
poWt6rnie je straszliWie Bit
batem, mocniej naWet jeszczt
jak dnia poprzedniego. 20
tenn nasmarowa1a rany, ably
sic do dnia nastepnego "a.
Igoiiy.
Dnia trzeciego Jezybaba
ostatni razpos1ala mlodzie6-
ca ma pastwisko,, dala mu ]
ia raza HAWAI- chleba j pray
kazala, zeby go ME porzueal,
|lecz zjadl. Mlodzieniec przyr
bywszy ma pastwisko, zako-
pal chleb W piasku, tax gle
Iboko, jak tylko m6gl; lecz
|znowu taxi g16d uczul, re
chleb odkopa1 ichciwie zjadl.
To u~czyniwszy, zasna}, a MIN
sic obudzi}, wszystkie konie
milky.
Ia raza p~oukrywaly sic
wszystkie W morzu, z bojaz-
nj, ably ich Jezybaba jeszcze
srozej ME bi}a, gdyby je
znaleziono. M1odzieniec tego
ME wiedzac, ME wielkiej sic
spodziewa} pomocy Cd raka j
tym glosniej wyrzeka; pony
sla1 jednak o MIN. i wydoby]
jego noge. [ ot6z raki W mo-
rzu poruszy}y sic, odszukaly
koni i szczypaly je, az do pa
sierra ME przyk}usowa}y. Ten
uczu} ~niewymoVna radosc,
zebra1 je i pognal do domu.
Jezybaba juz ma niego czeka-
Ia. Chlosta koni, poniewaz
sic znalezc %pozwoli}y, jeszcze
'by1a okropniejsza ak obu pc
przednich dni.
Potem i'm znowu rany
nasmarowa1a.
Nastepnego rama zapytala
Jezybaba. m1odzie6ca, jakiej-
by nagrody "a sluzbe swa
zadal.
Mlodzieniec. ]odpowiedzial
wedlug rady, jaka byl otrzy-
NAL:
Me zadam nieczego
:wiecej. jak tylko tego chu-
rumaka z twego stada.
By1oby to nieszlachet-
ME, rzek}o straszyd1o chytrze
= gdybym ci "a twa dobra
sluzbe tax z1a nagrode dac
mia}a. Dam ci najpiekniejsze-
go konia!
M1cdzieniec odrzek1:
Me zadam innego, jak
Itylko tego chudego rumaka!
I ola czego to wlasnie
.tego zadasz? zapytalo sic stra-
szyd}o, by m1odzie6ca wyba-
.dac.
- Ola tego jedynie,
rzekf mlodzieniec, re
w1asnie ten biedny rumak
~najwiecej ch}ostany bywa.
Vice dobrze, rzek}a Je-
zybaba podstepnie, j byla by
go pomimo roztropnosci jego
oszukala, dostaniesz go, lecz
dam ci jeszcze i tamtego oty-
lego konia; ten chudy "a
ledwo by Gle do domu "a.
|wl6k1.
|1-s. - - 49,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
TT. PLEASANT NEWS.

Rev. and mis-. B. =. Wileon hay,
moved from the home Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
T. q. Burnst, TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
". Wilbur.
Mis- McCracken entertained Misse,
I Oils and Bessie Jones and MRS J. L
4 Bartlett 1t six O'clock dinner Sunday.
analtssiy meeting will Be the FRS
htss Snpday 10 February.
Mn. George Nswes has returned 10
\ Nor hoa,s = Honeywell. Mo.
All1 Jones and sisier b. seis have re-
lorned % their home at Buxt u.
Iils i X. =. girls celebrated Mrs
Carrie kcCracken's 10TH. birthday Sat.
ardsy night. Miss Carrie was pr senied
I win yolunn Il 3 r. Roc's works.
The following nfficers we're elected at
I a. u. g. lakt week. President Pob.It
Hacklsy; Vice. T. esident Cora Taylor;
sk3eCretary Ihesler Williams, Treasure
Nora Hairs: Editor William harsIs;
l6sygtnt George Robinson.
Mis- Ross HcG,egor y bo has lad q,
ssvese stack Of pneun,onia is slowly e..
S0veiing. q.
Mss Aifrad har been suffering with
Ilag,,ppe Tor the patt Ne. !.
n AZ
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
BEGINNING Thursday Jan. ~.

The comedians play this that has been packing
they appeared to their fullest capacity is
comedy three and the the best they have
Williams and Walker without doubt the finest
to-day and to keep their
audiences in one continuous laughter the rise the
The staging of the piece of their prin
after the selected and have succeeded
having productions the road
All of music and by Will Martin Cook the book was
Ship and the lyrics Paul Dunbar the
poet There 50 people in the including well
trained chorus Of IS beautiful girls.
Williams Walker will introduce number of new specaltes
funny and stories These comedians
constantly writing songs and have gained reputation for
n allowing dull moment during an evening.
They will in making the fun fly fast and furious by
the following perons Lotte Williams, Ada Overon Walker
Fred Douglas, George Cain and Jesse A. Ship
you laugh don't fail to Williams and Walker in
their play entitled I'm Dahomey.
seats on sale at Hurlbut's Drug Store
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RIGHT OF
REDEMPTION.

To Geo. Beck lin whose name the
tame is taxed): s.s. 5 !.
You are hereby notified that on the
fourth day of December A. d. 1899, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot Five (5) Block b, Des Moines Cos
Addition to the town Of Polk City and
all situated within the County of Polk
and State OF Iowa. was sold for the
then delinquent and unpsid tax of the
year 1898. to j. 4. Sands. and that J.
L. Sands has assigned the said certifi-
cate to James w Reigel ana he ID now
the legal owner and holder of the GER
tificate OF purchase issued 10 pursuance
OF the above mentioned sale; and that
The right Of redemption will expire
and . deed for the land be made unless
redemption Ii made within ninety days
from The completed service hereof.
81 JAMES w. REIGEL, a
Owner and holder Of certificate,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
MANAGER WANTED

We desire to employ trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage our
business 10 this County and adjoining
territory. Our house is we'll and favor
ably known.
$1,000 Straight Cash Salary and
III Expenses paid each week BY
Check direct from Headquarters
Expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; position per
manent Address Thomas J Cooper,
Manager. e 20 caxtoa Balldlng. Chlc-i
ago, III.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
NOTICE 10 REUBEN FROM TAX
SALE.

State Of Iowa Polk County, SIS:
To 0. B. Anderson:
You are hereby notified that on the
9Th day of December, A. d. 1895, the
following described real estate, situ-
ated in Polk county. Iowa was sold for
taxes for the year 1897 which real
estate is described as follows. to.wit:
Lot Seventy-eight as, Cottage Addi-
ton, and now forming a part of the
City Of Des Moines, Polk County Iowa.
That the same was, at such sale, ar
chased by Charles O. Noarse and GER
tifieate issued to him by the Treasurer
OF Polk county, Iowa, and by the said
Nourse the certificate was duly assign
cd to J. b. Phillips, and he is now the
owner and holder Of said certificate,
and the right OF redemption will ex-
pire, and Tressurer's Deed for said
property will he made, unless redemp-
ton from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed service
hereof. J. 81. PHu.IIP9,
Lswful holder and owner Of said GER
tincate ,; If
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
Women as Club Workers.

4 !. . /. !. 4 <
Women as Club Workers.
The most striking and sigaincsn
movement that challenges attention
! ct the commencement OF the ne,
century Ia that toward orgauizstio,
/ and she three great combustion
which stand out must prominently II
Interest snd importance are the orysni
zxtion OF capital, the organization Q
Isbor and the organization Of women
The first two sre closely connecte,
with the material prosperity of TIL
station, the last connot tail to affect III
moral welfare.
II We look into the dawn Of III.
world, We see that frota her drst ap
perance woman has always been .
great power. There ID = great work
10 b done and women BY their great
Influence and power are called upon "a
help bring about the salvation Of the
race. There are strong currents IN
the socisl world today that are threat.
ening No ~ race, which call upCh
us 70 oppose, and women who are NJ.
ways o. the alert have taken up the
work.
Women are awakening the word
ever to . sense Of their responsibilities
ana are making the most Of their op.
portunities,
Home Is and ever Will be the chysen
kingdom Of woman. she could not IL
she would. stiHs She instinct that
makes her the home maker of the rscs.
The housewife of . hundr. d years ago,
sbsor bed N the affairs of her small
world and personally experimenting
the Processes of what are now = score
or moro distinct trades, wss the true
ancestor of her club making daughter
Of today.
HOUSEKEEPING may be declining
art, home making is an advan cling one.
The advent Of labor saviug mschin.
cry brou sht leisure into the lives Of
these over.worksd house wives, and
with leisure came the desire for Inn
provemsdt.
Glasses and reading circles were
formed, unions for charitable work
followed wherein women learned the
strength in union, the power of com
bined effort.
Thai we have good and intelligent
women among US cannot be success
fully questioned; that we can do etfec-
tive work in whatever we undertake is
evidenced by all proceeding efforts in
church and secret organizations, of
which we have numbers galore; but
there is no purpose and no form Of
calculated to accomplish
30 much for oolored women or tia race
IS = thorough organization Of yeomen's
0tn f>.---.e, ,s..-.--..-. ..~ss-~4ess
II begins q the foundation Of all
civilization, builds upon improved lines
the character. habits and ussges that
are necessary to inculcated 10 fit US TO
Gil our proper places rs part and
parcel Of the American nationality.
The clubs already organized should
never rest content until they become
members of the National and are en-
ragged in the work of developing q
hig her standard of racial progress.
Pine and space will not permit me to |
iwell upon the many helpful things |
by the clubs Of the National
Of Colored Women; Old
Folks Homes, Day Nurseries, Kinder
yart-ns. Reading and Culture Clubs.
Y usical. Domestic and Science and
many more too numerous to mention
proving that we are living up to our
MOTTO Lifting % We climb" and en-.
to educate public sentiment
or US, not against US.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-01-16
RACE ECHOES.

a. y Williams one Of the leading
Afro American politicians Of the
South Side Of Chicago has recently
been appointed 20 : good position
ia the county treasuf,r in that city
The Wilgera Oil and Gas COM
pany. with ! capital Of 100000,
M been Incorporated At Charles.
Ton, West Virginia, by colored men.
This IS said to be the largest deal
ever undertaken by negros In this
country. The company owns rs.
acres 81 very rich oil aud gas land
ia Morgau county. All stock issued
viii be subscribed for by negroes
BY the will OF William Pitts of
Taunton, Mass. $3a, 900 is bequeath-
ed for the erection Of chapeIs and
conducting missionary in order to
spread the Episcopal faith among
the Negroes Of Georgia and other
Southern States. The question Is
who needs religion the most, Ne
gross or whites
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Is I! BODY

N KNOWS THAT AUNsERB LAUN
:D1kx = ~ y = = ~ ctty. Try them
/ - ~ &dd. I, HI
I ln.os Once 9ll-3l5 NINTH ST
$50 f)ds 6oa MULBERRY s..
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BUXTON. NEWS.
Church social and Business

NJ. W. A. Msiis vas business visit,'
= Chicago last week.
6Asltoq JoOss of the store here spend
In ! I've xes1s visit with his parents II
Nils n0sn Warren &psnt the holiday
Il D. Moine1.
Interesting meetings ore held easl
MoadAy sweating q Nj. Zion literary
saeaesy. Ths Young people should attend
49, meetings ana learn 70 speak ia
\ pablis.
The other saturday while portion Of
~ psoph who attended the band cones:
daring tho holidays in Dies Moines. wers
rsta,n,ng from, Hamilton. I near By raj
road station. In . hack, . fortanxts sci.
dsas happtsed. Just - the hack load
~ e ! Big hill and we're about to deosud
: wheel broke and the tongue to tie
wagon slapped in twain Ibis casssd
4 TIE hack q isrn aide ways and tsRA com.
plst<iy over with all on board. For 4
whils ihsne was . Wild scramble. after
! The wreck was cleared 1t was found that
everybody Was alive. PROT. Jackson 70.
I ssivse ! wrap on The hsad, sWill Thomas
spraiDsd his anAle, while the rest were
badly shAkea up and frightened.
The hacs VA : covered one, viii, b
plaihly saved tkem Al from wore
- ~
dE&Sa lCArter~ebGm The State
UaiyerskJ spent Christmas week with his
parents her. 10 buxton. Mr.. Carter ako
atasnded the Brown-Wilson wedding.
Mr.. T. a. Coleman has returned from
4 IN sxtended visit in C0lfax.
Mrs. knsA Tolivsr spent Christmas
week visiting her parents at F. Fl. Dodge
Last Friday night the bsAutii1l home
a, NJ. aud Mrs. W. n. London we're
thrDwn open for m old fashion tsffy
pulling. "A host OF the young people
assembled and . most delightful dms was
mi yed ~ I'll. AZ s late hour they d.
pareed for sheiI homes, swe. ter than the,
/ eame. A
l Ons Day last week the usually gu q
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Clubs aDd Club
w "a 0n9eD.,..

Add.ess al Communications for tn s~e
rolsn q. 10 the depArtm' MT editress. Mrs
Helene UOwOey, President of thu iowa
state Federation. ~ Bsshsw st. sst. OF
tumwA, Iowa.
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WINTER RESORT TlCKETS
are now on sale, Florida, California
and great many "rh-r> places, full
information may be had from any
Burlington Route Agent or F. T.. Gan
nsway 400 Locust, Des Moine>, Iowa.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT,

~
The Corintaisn baptist Church situated ur
18th st.. between Crocker and SchUu, 81.
Preaching; al II A. NJ: Sunday school; 1T u
O'Clock Preaching. at p. N.
Rev. 4. l.. Grinith. Pastor.
y. Paul A. N. E..Cnrner OF Second and Center
Streets. Preaching at 1880 q. m; Sunday
School at 3 O'Clock: Epworth League at:
p. H.; preaching 1T p. M. Horace s. Graves
pastor. ,,.
First African Baptiet Church-C Corner School
and Fourth streerts. Rev F. Lomack pastor.
Preaching 1850 a. M: Sunday school 80 p.
m, Mr.. M. +. Houston. Superintendent:
Young Peoples meeting p. m, preaching
500 y. m
Burn's Chapel NJ Il, Chur h Corner Of 18th
and CrOcker SITS -Cnufoh sery -oes. preach.
ing At II VI aNd D m; Class anu prayer
meeting ~ IN Sun, ,ay: SUNDAY School 2:SO p
IN: Epworth league Up IN Sunday; Prayer
and Class meeting every Weda. sdny 8 p NJ.
IS o A. johnson, pas or, S45 18th St
Tabernacle Baptist Church Missi n Situated
over Gus East Locust street. Preaching II Q.
m; Sunday SchoO. goo q. M; preaching at
ap. "a. Rev j. X. WinOush, pastor.
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SECRET ORDERS.

North star Lodge. No. .. A. F. + A. M.-Mest.
First ThursdSv IN each mouth At Masonic
Hall--EOrtb- west corner of Tenth and Center
streets. Geo. H. Clesgett, w. NJ; T. s. Run,
SECRETARY.
Ring Solomon Commandery, No e.-Meete
Second and Fourth Thursday in each month
Ct Masonic hall. Fred Jackson NJ. O.: q. n
Clegxstt, Rec. t
Naomi Court, M. 3-meets Second Monday
In each month at Masonic hall. Mrs. J H.
Shepard, matrOn; Mrs. Fred Jackson. secre
tary.
1t. Olive Court. No. 4-Meets First THURSDAY
Of eacn month at Masonic hall. Mrs. r A,
Wilbur. matron; Mrs. Georgia Midgeti
seeFetAfv.
CtAEity Lodge, No. 2lo2, g. U. o. OF o. F.
Meets First Second and Third Tuesday each
month ct Odd Fellows hall on West Sixth
and Walnut streets. D. Burns N. G.; T.
Brown p. s.. :
q, H. Of R., No. $50 Of g. U. o. Of o. F Con.
venes the second and fourth Thursday In
each month. promptly at 8oclock. Mrs.
Blakey. M. N. q. Mrs. G. L. Williams, w. r.
Attic Tabernacle No. 412- Meets first and third
Thursday In each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall Wet Sixth and Walnut streets. Mrs.
Nettie Davis, p; Mrs. r. Jefferson, Sec.
Mrs, Mollie Gordon. A ssistant Scribe.