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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25
sTRAYEn.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WE SELL. THE EARTU-We cannot
ofter YOU the earth Gad the fuglness
thereof, but We can Sea YOU better bar
gains ~ excellent grass lands and stock
ranches. well located. with an abGrG-
snce % never-faiiing water and elegant
biue-Stem prairie grass. than YOU can
btIy elsewhere. We have the prepc-ty.
and are ready 10 show you. We have
good farms. highly Improved. ard are
ready @ ccsnpare prices with he low
est. Come Sc IS and We Win .ocage you
where the SANDS AZ time VII ever
sprinkle scldsn grain "a your half
bushsl and the stft hrce1cs of heaven
VIII fan your cheeks and kiss away all
the bitter Tears - adversely. Prices
and descriptions ouotei e. any one on
application CAL on or address a =.
Kan ia-tf
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MORXIONS ORDERED OUT BIZ
GOT RICH TOO FAST.
Chicago Concerns Raided by the Po-
( lice and Stationery Taken.

Chsicago April 24.-Ten alleged get rich
QUICK" concerns were raided today by the
poll e and a wagon lead of stationery and
Itesrature was taken to the police station.
THE following places were .raiGed: Ken
ds.ll Specially company; Curtis Novelty
company. Sporting Novelty company:
Gem Art Needle company; Curtiss Rem
edy company; Leslie Novelty company
Home Industrial company. General Sup
ply company. Textile Manufacturing COM
pany and the Era Manufacturing com
pany,
II. w. Curtis is said by the police TO
have control of all the concerns and his
Office at 90 Wabash avenue, were the ones
raided. p
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Went to Arrest SmuggIers and Met
Indians.

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 24.-News has
reached here frop Tuscon to the efrecc
that Deputy United States Marshal
Ctting and posse. who left for Gunsish,
country on the Mexican line. few days
ago, TO arrest snusslers. encountered =
band Of outlaws composed of some whites
and renegade Papajo Indians and Mexi-
cans. and that the two Indians were
killed No details are obtainable and
nothing has been heard from Uttng.
II is feared that be hes either been XII ed
OF taken prisoner. posse of citizens
will organize tomorrow 10 so IN pursuit
and Captain Rynning Of the Rangers.
viii get al his available men and ac-
company them. The posse win probably
include twenty men
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hORAONS ARE
ORDERED OUT
Prussia vii! Have None of
Utah'S Religious Doctrine.
SAXONY LIKELY T0FOLlOW
Already MeckIenbug and Ba-
varia Ordered Deportation.

Berlin, April 24-The governments OF
Prussia and OF the Grand Duchy of Neck
lenburg have decided to eXpel the Nor
mon missionaries Of whom there are las
ground that they are propagating form
of religious belief incompatible with the
laws OF state and public morals and be-
cause poigamy is not excluded from their
doctrines. The missionaries, who are all
Americans will be allowed sufficient time
10 settle up their personal affairs.
None of the Mormans have yet been de-
ported
The government of Prussia defines the
expulsion as being simply police meas
ure, for which no explanation need be
made.
Peter Lantensac, a German, naturalized
in Utah, first organized missionary work
here in 1896. He was succeeded in 1899
bishop by Arnold Schulteiss, a Swiss.
naturalized in Utah, who directed 100 mis-
sionaries. Hugh j. Cannon replaced him
in 1900 and the latter has steadily in
creased the number Of Mormon preachers
p,
which is now 1000.
When a Mormon arrived in a German
village he would rent a hall and begin to
preach. the common result wa sthat the
local pastors would complain to the police
who not infrequently ordered the mis-
sionary to leave. The latter would then
telegraph TO the bishop in Berlin. who
through the United States embassy would
obtain a suspension of the police order
Indefinitely, or its cancellation. The for
eign office. owing TO the number of cases
pending, took up the subject with the
view of settling the status of the Nor
mons for good instead of being bothered
by numerous individual cases. The result
has been the decisions of Prussia and
Mecklenburg to eXpel the Morrnons.
which course is likely to be followed by
Saxony. where there are twenty-five
missionaries. and other states. Bavaria
some time ago decreed the expulsions of
Mormons and they quietly left without
making a stir or attracting discussion.
Mr.. Cannon. who has been informed Off
cially of Prussia's and Mecklenburg's de-
cisfons, has not yet determined what to
do, but he will endeavor to obtain a re-
versaI of the policy. He affirms that the
missionaries never teach poligamy. never
persuade their adherents to emigrate and
always admonish obedience to the laws
The members are discouraged from emil
grating, Mr. Cannon adds, because the
church desires to establish a permanent
foundation here. The missionaries in
Germany. at their own expense, have dis
tributed considerable sums Of money in
charity.
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WANTED-G:rl for general housework
Mrs. Billingsley, 1215 Waco avenue
l29 If
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s1s-Tc Boston and Return-s19.

With membership fee Of s. added. ac-
count of annual meeting of National Edu-
catlonal association. Tickets win be on
sale via the Nickel Plate road July 2nd
to Eth, inclusive. good returning from
jury Sth to 18th, inclusive, without being
deposited with joint agent Additional
limit TO return not later than September
1st can be obtained by depositing return
portion of ticket with joint agent and
payment of soc for execution. Superior
train service and excellent dining-car
meals. on American club plan. ranging
IN price from 35c to 81; also a Ia carte
service. Write John Y. Callahan. general
agent, 1l3 Adams street, room COS, Chi
cage, for time of departure of trains from
Chicago and other detailed information.
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FOR SALE-Pure cider vinegar. izi1 s.
Wichita. la4-tf
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FOR SALE-Busiuess y half interest IN
one OF the best-paying businesses in the
city of Wichita. VIII invoice about
$500; has been paying a net profit of
$3.50 10 $3.50 per year; no old stock;
everything new, neat and frst-class-
Sickness causes the owner 10 sell. Ad-
dress A, care Eagle. l30-tf
FOR SALE-HoteI: or will trade for farm.
Address Park House, South Haven. Kan
1l2-tf
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WANTED-Everybod to bear in mind
that we have for sale the largest list
of farm and city property of any firm
doing business in this city, and If YOU
want to buy q farm, city lot. or city res
idence or any other property. be sure
and cal Ion us. j. w. Clendenin & Co.
107 South Topeka. 10Swe-sat-Su-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

FOR SALE-A large 4-hole gasoline
stove, nearly as good IS new. for sale
very cheap. c. X. Freeman 41i :. Sen
eca St iS5-:r
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to get my prices on car
pet cleaning. The best of city refer
ences. Work done by experienced and
responsible men. Darrough Carpet
Cleaning Works, 705 East Murdoch.
New phone 1855. 130-tf
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RooMs FOR ReNT-Furnish.d.

FOR RENT-One furnished room for one
or two TOomers. 30 ". Second
IS5-stx
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FOR SALE-Two wen located residences
or University avenue. en caTn~F= wei
surrounded. very desirable can he sold
for much less than cost
St1ae house. rooms ora Mlliwnod ave-
nue.. between West Douglas ana fiau-
cock Pariy owning This hala, insists
upon selling 90 once can kiEf 1ou e.
farE1in
a very desirable house. raofas balors
and one large room above. good f1IrG1-
Ton. Csuerted cellar gur-l -rfrrd haFn.
rEll l frsr east fronts ff 20 rr.f -
rT.nGiffo1 lr ffe trr- n..rf slrft -
s. .eh.ta and Western raii-.rd Fern
arflee We can aeii -u ih.r f.r hnff
- c1st- ALLISON r. DICKSON
ffe-1f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

FOR stLE-C1 account - e.rfrfss 7
mus el my fo-recu rHs.d rrr rI' mod
Crr tH feff - rro1of q lac War. aer-
uUr ~ rrr WaHf god heHro frr
iltfIe n.res. como and eco me- FaFt
cash balance tine : j.. ffekr rfrr.
o. sites Bros - 1.eNfnieF FOURTH --r-
fiens4 Bark auiif8rE 20 ~
FOR Sal "a 1-Trnu rrrrr rn --.lfN
Matr cosa l- zeod shade apply - g.
Mslr room 1s-Er
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

A rlau who weighs more tan loo pounds
nays the fiddler double price when ne dance
-Atchissu Globe.
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POULTRY

FEtE EtIfs-ff - Flgnst1fr Es~s ergEs
faz Fe1-E Efasrrts 80 Ufas
are FfrlrrtF E-Frr trn- ar
f-e C.as=a- t-sEs1 ssftaa .&sssa1 ssit
csc re- r fresEa1 - go
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TYpEYRfTERs.

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WAN T s
O. - IN
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-A girl for general mouse
work. 1907 y. Empor.a- loi-tI
| WANTED-Good, reliable woman fo-
general homework Good home ana
1891 3 Wichita I5o--A
wANTED-A girl for general housework.
1903 y. Topeka. 153-5t
WANTED-A girl for general housework.
Must be good cock. Address, stating
wages. Mrs. I. 3. Murdoch, Eldorado,
Kan. 13i-tf
WANTED : Three diningr6om girls;
salary, 81 a week. St James hotel,
Winfield. Kan. 1SI-tf
WANTED-Good white girl for genera:
housework; no washing or Ironing ga
n. Topeka avenue. Mrs. \. Steffen.
129-u
WANTED-Girl for general housework
Inquire R29 y. Lawrence avenue
WANTED-A girl for general housework.
loD n Lawrence. 1Si-tt
WANTED-A girl for general house
work; one that can go nome at night
preferred Mrs. Bate, 4o6 y. Market.
LIT
WANTED-Orphan giri. Il to Il years OF
age. Good home ana wages. Address
j. r., care Eagle. I5G-3tX
NTED-Experienced woman cook. TO
cook in s. a day hotel; salary, $40
week. Address Lock Box I62, Winfield,
WANTED-A competent middle-aged wo-
man, for cooking and household work,
III private family. Must have best ref
erences. Cab or address room 81, Ham
ilton hotel. I3l-tf
WANTED-Good girl for general house
Work, at 34I y. Topeka. Gail morn
wANTED-Chambermaid. at Hotel carey.
IS--u
WANTED-A middle-aged lady, 10 keep
house for widower ana children. Ad-
dress Box co, city. 137-3tx
WANTED-Waiters, either girls or boys,
at once, at the New Wellington Cafe.
135-tf
WANTED-G:rl for general housework
BITS. Billlngsley, 1210 Waco avenue
12s-tf
WANTED-A chambermaid and assist in
IN dining room for dinner and supper
An experienced man VIII do Must be
a waiter. 500 week, board and room
Hotel Green, Great Bend. Kan. 155-4tX
WANTED-Girl for general Homework;
good wages TO the right party. Mrs.
Fred Alley, 1917 Paramount avenue.
EFT
WANTED-A good girl for general house
work. Apply Ga 5. Lawrence.
WANTED-A competent nurse girl Mrs.
j. o. Davidson, Riverside. 13l-tf
WANTED-At once. middle-aged woman
for chamber work, at 22Sla \. Main
street Also nice rooms with board.
double, s. per week; single s.. Call and
see US. 136-3tX
WANTED-Woman to take charge Of
family of five, during wifes absence Of
thirty days. Address Il. L. L. care
Eagle. 133-6tx
WANTED-A girl for general housework.
at 1886 y. Topeka. 136-St
WANTED-One first class dining room
girl; wages, $500 per week. Write j.
W. Lewis, Hotel Hardwick, kiowa.
Kan. State experience IS5-6t
WANTED-A girl for general homework;
81 per week. 2030 Mentor avenue.
I33-4t
SITUATION WANT ED-FEMAIE
-~~~~-~~0~~~~-~~~-~~o~~~~
NANTED-A position as hOuSekeeper. in
family Of widOwer or for bachelor. The
best OF references given. Address ".
W. w, care Eagle 155-3t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-lS0 acres. well improved bot
tom farm. rine location. Ss-So0
s6-seo.
q acres; improved bottom farm, near
II you want 10 buy farm. ranch OF
city property, il viii pay y0u 70 see
me, IS have larse list 10 select from
ana at prices that are right
l2'-u JOHN F'ERRlTER. ~ y. Msin-
FOR sALE-Fine improved farm. near
Oae-hak section near Oklahoma City.
Bargains II Kingman. Sedgwick and
hlOwa county farms
very desirable improved property on
East Side; also on West Side
Ceh at bank. West Side. and set snap
is5-+X II. F. SILER < SONS.
FOR SALES feet. in one Of the best
residence blocks On North Lawrence
avenue Stewart < Burns. ni-tf
FOR SAL.E-A good farm az 40 acres.
located Eiiies Eorth - Haziet0n, Ken.
IN the Sharon valley: 20 aCres extra
nice land; 10 in cultivation; balance IN
native grass. good --story houSe. good
cistern. good Vel. With wind pump,
land good for either wheat or corn This
Is rei1iy me farm, can oe bought
the Kansas National hank lS7-6t
FOR SALE OR TRADE-wha; have You
Ior claim or fTrne Address = ( W,
- -
FOR SALE Thirty acres II fine vegeta-
bic and fruit land. two miles south 81
Douglas avenue. m Hydraulic avenue.
lss-sO,x
FOR SALE-IS9 acres Of well-rmp-oved
bottom farm choice land. s. SO. jno
territer. IL y Main IS-,t
FOR SALE-50 feet. on Douglas. near
Grace. on easy terms. CAN ~ l.
Io--s--s. L-S-~e-s - 50 .
FOR SALE-A good claim in Oklahoma
Must be sold az once. VIII sell az a bar
geln- \. h. MCGEE, lie \. Main street,
upstairs. l2{-5tN
For SALE-50 feet. east front. IN the
l2th block north. a snap al SEo -, :.
Shirk, as y Main- EST
FOR SALE
6fNlso feet. east front. located ~ feet
north Of Harry street. see
y. q. 81. -. on Dayton avenue. Glen
daie. north STI east front SO.
Lots - and -55-s AcGoTalicl< avenue.
south fronts. 80
Lots 81, g. III. and reserve 6. Mcneil
lots b. s.. ~ A.. Vine street. block t.
junction Town Co. addition. $50
Lots IN LaWrcnce's seventh addition.
Lots IN University Place addition, rang
Ing from SID 20 S&D1 each
IL You want fine location for build
ing. call and see as Give YOU the best
Of rates and terms
1866 ALLISON & DICKSON.
FOR SAI.E-A bargain. 70 ~ ~ feet, To-
room. modern house. 1887 Fairview
avenue and 314 Ohio avenue. See
owner az us Mathewson avenue. 126-tf
T0p = y an .orss t,,4 ,.,,f ,,-o f..r
good tvo-stoTy house windmill and
other buildings II taken sUon. = e1o
Write owner. one mile east II Derby.
s c. Mcclure. 1Sl-so -su-StS
FOR SAIE-An elegant site Tor fre
residence. Too by ~ feet east front. IN
fashionable part OF North Market street.
Address c. A. Philips, 1915 y. Market
street or phone ga. Wichita telephone.
OF
FOR SALE-Fifty feet. second block. s.
Topeka, at a bargain. G. =. FulfrGtcn.
Whine building lne-tf
-.
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MONEY To LOAS-Gn Watches dia-
m0nds. ieWejry strictly s0rndcnJisL
s02 East Douglas. ls-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

g ooe Go TO LOAN or Kansas ans okla-
hoIna farms N.Sue 2 Nlnue y tchita.
Kan S.U
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El4.E-f EzDoE EsFE7. sii E-ssz. aries
- sx1cL EelE &C rsa1n1s-ts Fsrtl-I
p.sce. N1Esca Gee S-sssx c.. WieeiIs
E-
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FOR SALE-Fffty feet. second block. :.
Topeka, at a bargain. &. =. Fullineton.
Whine building lH9-tf
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FOR SALES y. Lawrence and ~ feel
and cottage Of 3 rooms. s. Zoo
fine inside residence. can bt. leased
Tor years. netting over per cent
~ lots, all in a bedy. west of packing
houses SfJ1-
Room :. over 216 f. Douglas avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

security. in suns ~ So ard S.oN Easy
terms. Address icsus, care Eagle.
lxs-6t
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FOR SALE-New 7-room house. bot
water heat porcelain bath - m
fixtures ana sink wlth hot end cold
water cement cellar and walks barn
and ono acre ground. VII improved
The finest conner on IClleetr fiN 80
feet from DcurlaS a EcTfIe. Price. J. %
y a. Bosworh IL South Rutan
fl-ffx
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FOR SAIE-An elegant site Tor fire
residence. 100 by ~ feet east front. IN
fashionable part Of North Market street
Address c. A. Philips. 1915 y. Market
street, or phone ga. Wichita telephone
OF
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Wanting ready cash la rap
IDLY Increasing business. : vii sell 80
4 reduced price my fine. new CuttaEr u
$ rooms overlooking North Riverside
Park. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
7. T.. Woodson. Contractor Ice Lew
ellen 17s ftN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-25

NTED-Experienced woman cook. TO
cook in s. a day hotel; salary. $40 a
week. Address Lock Box I62, Winfield,
Kan. 13I-tf
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FOR SALE-A good claim in Oklahoma
Must be sold at once. VIII sell ~ a bar
gein- A. II. MCGEE, lie \. Main street.
upstairs. l14-5tN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALEcE. z. HIS dairy, retail
route, wagon, horses and harness, and
a few cows, or route alone. Cali Q. f.
Coleman. 13l-2tx
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AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS WANTED-An agent, either
Sex, to sell shirt waist goods in theD
line, including high-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells on
sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept. r, st. Louis,
Mo. 1-I1-tf,
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FOR SAI.E-A bargain. % by ~ feet, To-
room. modern house 1887 Fairview
avenue. and 314 Ohio avenue. See
owner az us Mathewsou avenue. Ia6-tf
FOR $ - ESQ acres land. good water
good tvo-story house windmill and
other buildings II taken sUon. = est
Write owner. one mile east II Derby
$. G. Mcclure. 1Si-so -Su-Sty
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WANTED-A competent middIe-aged wo-
man, for cooking and household work,
; III private family. Must have best ref
erences. CAN or address room %, Ham
uton hotel. I3l-tf
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WANTED-Good girl for general house
work at S4l y. Topeka. Can MORN
ings. 125-4tx
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-A good roadster. road wagon
and harness at 325 s. Main. I35-Stx
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FOR SALE-Speciai harFaina.
New. well built. Groom cottage. 20 feet.
east front. North End 9i-u Terms.
one-haf cash. balance ST. paF month
Three east frOat lots. y blocks North.
cement walks. SHADE. y2D eaCb.
Kent 5-roum cottage. stahle. cement
walks. - feet. east front three blocks
north on Washington avenue i great
snap a, SlZ1J.
College iIli lot. 75xIs0 feet. corner. on
car line shade $50.
Four-room cottage. O. fest. east front
near Central avenue. $50
4 g. DICKSON
lSs-lt over ~ j. Douglas
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FOR SALE-Thirty acres II fine vegeta-
bic and fruit land. two miles south ~
Douglas avenue an Hydraulic avenue.
Inquire i04S : Lawrence aVenae-
lss-s0tx
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oEElcE ROOMS FOB REM.

FOR RENT-Four nice Office rooms, over
Isl y Main street. 125-tf
FOR RENT-A nice suite OF steam heated
Office rooms. On second floor next %
fronU. IN CettO building. Stewart *
Burns. ts-U
FOR RENT Desirable office rooms. in
the Whine building. Whine & Whine.
5l-tf
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BUSINESS oPPoRrU-

FOR SALE-Blacksmith snop and tools.
on account of i'll health. Inquire 10 N
Lawrence. S9-thu-Sa- su-tu-tf
FOR SALE OR misunderstanding A
well assorted stock of hardware for
sale quick on good terms. T. T. Battin,
Wichita. Kan. 135-itx
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A nice rooming
house. Inquire 2l1 y. Main. 126-3tx
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Observation-Disclosures, at Hotel Carey
1S2-tf
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WANTED-A chambermaid and assist in
IN dining room for dinner and supper.
An experienced man viii do. Must be
waiter 500 q week. board and room.
Hotel Green, Great Bend. Kan. 135-4tX
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WANTED-A middle-aged lady, 10 keep
house for widower ana children. Ad-
dress Box 6i2, city. 137-3tX
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-17

N.J. Mercer spent Il couple of day:
transactlng business at Grand Forks
last week.
Cabinets sl.oC per dozen. For shor,
time only. Golden's gallery. opposite
post office.
B. Prom. cashier of the Milton State
Bank was a Langdon visitor between
trains yesterday.
j. w. Pratten. of the Milton Collec-
ton Agency made business visit here
yesterday between trains.
Miss c. Farwell. experienced dress
maker. Call at the residence of L.
Schoenbechler. Will 60 out by the day.
W.J. Mercer. wants your order for
fruits of all kinds for canning. best in
the market at lowest prices. Phone 9S.
Miss Maggie Lange, who has been
visiting couple of weeks with friends
at Hannah returned on yesterday s
passenger.
Baptist services next Sunday at II
a. m. and SPIN. Sunday school at noon.
All are cordially invited Robt. \. Mac
Mullen. pastor.
Mrs. r. y. Shaw and daughter. who
have been spending several weeks visit
ing friends in Toronto and other points
IN Eastern Ontario returned home Mon
day.
Miss Leona Hannegan. of the Cavalier
County Abstract Il Title Co. office re-
turned yesterday from her home in Wis.
consin. having visited month with her
parents.
Rev. D. j. Sykes of Osnabrocl5 was in
Langdon yesterday and assisted Revs.
Dougan and Marsh of this city in con-
Quoting the funeral services of the late
Mrs. W. H. Smith.
Services at usual hours at the AIetho-
dist church next Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 a. NJ. Epworth League. at
p. H.. subject The Call of Jeremiah. :"
leader Miss Lavina Porter.
Mrs. Crawford and Mr. Chas. David
son. a brother and sister of Mrs. f. S.
Smith arrived this week from Chicago.
Mrs. Crawford comes to Langdon to take
charge of the dressmaking department
at Boyd's Headquarters.
Farmer PeterWild.w no farms over two
thousand acres south of Osnabrock was
IN Langdon yesterday. The poorest
field of wheat he has threshed this fall
went is bushels. He figures the average
will be at least % bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy P. Smith arrived
from Kansas City. No. accompanying
the remains of the Mrs. W. H. Smith on
the sad homeward journey. Percy will
be remembered as having a number of
years ago resided here With his brothers