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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Off to Conference.

Rev + G. Hunt, pastor Of the III.
day noon for Davenport. Iowa to at
tend the annual session of the Upper
Iowa Conference being held there
this woek. Mr.. Hunt goes to confer
ence after his first years work in
DEBORAH with the satisfaction of the
church being in better condition
alcng all lines than for eighteen years
past All of the church finances have
been fully met; more money has been
paid for PASTORS salary than for MANY
years, aud the church has raised for
all purposes during the year over
S2200 90. Thirty-tw new members
have been admitted to the church on
probation, and also thirtytwo into
full connection. There is large in
crease in the attendance at church SER
vices, the Sunday School and Epworth
Leagus. AS stated last week, Rev
Hunt will probably return TO Deco
rah. the official board having unani-
mousiy requested his return. He has
been granted two weeks vacation,
and after conference expects 60 go to
ST. Louis to spend few days at the
worlds fair.
On next Sunday morning DR.. Whit.
beck s Sunday School class will give
essays on bible study in place of the
regular service, and in the evening
there will be no service except Ep
worth League. A week from Sunday
Prof j. NJ Mahaffy, principal of the
high school, will preach morning ant
evening.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
CONFERENCE HERE NEXT WEEK.
Iowa Conference of Unitarian and Other
Independent Churches Will be Held
Here Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Iowa Conference Of Unitarian
and other independent churches will
meet in this city. at Unity church.
next Tuesday to Thursday, Oct.
II, IL and 18th. 1t is expected that
there will be quite large attendance,
and the conference Will be addressed
by some noted men, as will be seen
from a perusal of the program, which
is as follows:
PROGRAM.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL.
2:l5 p. M-Trustees' Meeting.
$3.50 2. M.-Ministers' Meeting.
Address-Rev. Wilson NJ. Backus, Chic
ago. ..Fads and Fancies in Church
1880 p. M.-Sermon Rev. Wilson NJ. Backus,
Secretary Western Unitarian conference
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II.
$3.50 A. M.-Business NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adj
dress -Secretarys Report.
ll:0O A. M.-Paper-Rey. Edward A. Cantrell,
Rock RapSGs Ths path of the Proph
1890 NOON--Devotional Meeting.
l2:45 P. M.-Lunch in Church Parlor.
200 M-PsP er s Dr Pvren h Ward Iowa
$3.50 p. M.-Paper-Rev. Robert E. Ramsey.
Humboldt; Graded Studies ia the
Sunday School,"
7.OOP. M-Sermon-Rev.J enkin Lloyd Jones,
Chicago.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER H.
$50 A. NJ Business Meeting-Reports of Co
mittees.
ll:OO A. M.-AddIess-Rev. Arthur NJ. Judy,
Davenport. How to Make Unitarians
Who Will Work for the spread of Uni
tarianism."
1900 NOON-Devotional Meeting.
l2:45 p. M.-Lunch in Church Parlor.
200 p. M.-Pa per-Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones,
Pastor Universalist Church, Waterloo.
Relation of the Church to Social Re-
FORMS"
$3.50 p. NJ .-Paper-Rev. Edward b. Payne,
1.-THE Man and the Institution"
730 p. NJ Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, Boston.
President American Unitarian Associa-
ton.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Lecture at Hesper.

Prof. ]. p. Street Of Hesper has in
vited Prof. Bowers to deliver his lee
ture there on Tuesday evening OF next
week, before the students. The SUBJ
Ject of the lecture is Criminals l
have Met and is said to be very en-
Pertaining and instructive by those
who have heard.it No admission fee
will be charged.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Fifth Ward Improvement at Standstll.

AT special meeting last week the
city council reconsidered the action
taken at former meeting, letting
the contract for the Maple avenue
curbing in the.fi ward to Carlson
Bros. on the ground that they were
not the lowest bidders, and ii would
be contrary to law to let the contract
to them. They rejected all bids,
which will necessitate the readvertis-
ing for bids and will probably lay the
matter over for this year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Painful but Fortunate Accident.

Last Thursday while Roy Hoppersad
was at the Milwaukee turn table assis-
ing IN turning the engine he was
standing on the break beam of the ten
der. when he slipped. his foot striking
the rail below aud the wheel passing
over his big toe. crushing it badly.
He quickly jerked the foot from under
the wheel, avoiding what might have
been a serious accident. AS il is he
will be laid up for week or two.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05

Come in and see our new Fall Suits Overcoats, Raj
Coats and Boys Clothing. We will post you up and sho
'ou all the latest approved styles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to express
our sincere thanks to the friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
Us during our late bereavement.
Mrs. Geo. Painter and Family.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-10-05
Ladies Order of fOreSters.

For some time past Mrs. ID. G. Grow
ley of Chicago has been in the city,
securing sufficient membership for the
organization of a ladies court of the
Catholic Order of Foresters. and has
met with success. 1t is beneficiary
order. and auxiliary to the men s
order, court of which was establish
ed here some time ago. 1t is expected
that the High Chief Ranger will come
here to institute the new order some
time next week. At a meeting held
on Monday evening the following
were elected officers:
Chief Ranger-Mrs M. p. Moran.
Past @. Ranger-Mrs. L. q. Hutch
inson.
Treasurer--M ISIS Nellie Rossley
Rec. Secy. Mrs. II. j. Hedges
Fin Secy. Miss LIZZIE Haas.
Iowa State Register and Public
Opinion, both one year, only Sl.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
new BUILDINGS
FOR p. S. N. YARDS
NAVY DEPARTMENT WILL
ERECT TWO NEW srRuc.
TuREs AT nREmURToN

nREMEnTOS. March ii.-word
has been received here that iustruc-
lions have been given BY the navy
department "a Washington for the
bulldluE 81 two new buildings AZ the
navy yards here. bids for which are
to be opened on April g. One % the
buildings IL 60 be FOR the storage
- the large Htorh OF gifdorH. steel
plates and other heavy material
necessary Tor the conduct Of the
yard. end tha other building will be
a boat shop. Ths first building.
which win be known az building No.
1917. Il 10 be one OF the largest IA
tho yard and the cost wiil 10 be-
tween 81. GO and $1,000. II lH TO b.
% corrugated ateei. one story. zis b.
81 II giii be provided with a crane
track through lts whole isnEth. and
racks Tor the storage Of steel Will
take up tn greater part The build
ins Niii be Constructed on the one
story model for the reason that steel
iH too heavy 60 handle at n greater
height. The specifications for the
boa, house are not yet compls,s
Both buildings are 20 be coFupictad
within 10 months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
TWO GOOD
FIGHTS
ACME ATHLETIC CLUBS BOX.
ING TOURNAMENT A sue.
cEssFuL AFFAIR

Two rafting good fiKhts we're
pulled Off before the Acna Club IN
Ranks hall. last night .. silva
came near putting IL all tyer George
Brown and had the is0-paaad cham
pion going for awhile. silva was
on; Of condition. however. and could
not keep up tho pace he started.
Brown finally got the dscision- Tom
Daily was billed to fight Brown. but
got cold feet and silva Nus snbsti-
futed.
clyde Skinner and p. nouclere. the
mute. fought four fast rounds skin
ner had the better OF the argument.
Perry oueenan and "Kid' Parker.
who are 20 fight at Ballard Monday
uiFht. were introduced during the
evening Parker vas formerly a
vegetarian. hut has gone back 10
beefEtsak and expects 70 make a
good showing.
The minor bouts. AL four round
goes. were good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
Dyspepsia Viii Be Driven of the
Earth.

The great and effective work ~
Etuarta Dyspepsia Tablets II no
longer eenuned So America. fheN arr
beins used nov all over the world tof
sian countries 8ud they cure dyspepsia
o. ell lands ana an climates Just a.
well a. thVy do al hvmt, In tAct eur
tcuntirgs and conditions never inter,
fere With the aucsyssfM Notk CT
ktaarts nNnpcpHia Tablets, not even
the conditions 81 the stomach itaslt,
They ee ahead in their own natuta!
Fay. rekardltEa ~ the stomach anu
Gisest the tood that the bad stomach
cahnot dtEest and permit that ofsan
g DO fust aa IL plcNsss. rest up, take
3 vacation. set vel ~ whatsnet, the
Stomach. however. always makes II
sRctnk % get well when u has nothins
slrs 20 do That's What stetnAehs al
&c when they have the opportunity
a prominent hetfoit phA Atelan 50 =.
II proscrihe stuarts Dyspepsia TAB
lets Tor all cases ~ stomach trouble.
tlading number 81 my own. but flnd
rothins that EiNtH such universal re
lief - this remedy They are natural
harmless and thoroughly effective in
their work. and while have a natural
aatipataY 90 patent medicines. do
net hesitate % prrstfitc and recuui-
tlsnd rspsfts Dyspepsia Tablets on
Ataarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale b Al drukgiats a. f!fty cents a
boa. fafy are - veil known and
their popularity y &c Ereat that
cfpgslst WOULD a. soen think 81 esias
testimonial % the physician II ne eN-
Saptipn In fact. physicians are pre-
sefhlng them All over the land and u
your own doctor h fsai honest with
yea ne vii tell sou frankly that there
IL nothing on earth 80 good Tor dYn-
per a. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
PIER KOTA
NUISANCE
COURT RULES AGAINST The
CITY OF WEST SEATTLE

Superior Judge He'll yesterday af-
tcrnoon refused 10 declare the wharf
at the ferry landing in West Seattle.
owned by the West Seattle Land end
Improvement Company, public
nuisance on the petition OF the city
OF West Seattle.
Ia It's suit 10 compel the improve
mcnt company 10 Yacate the prem
isus the city declared that the wharf
IN question obstruoted the use Of
Louisiana street
The court found that such was not
the case, Tho suit was the first
stop taken By the residents Of West
Seattle % secure a more satisfactory
ferry service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11

A. l.. Brown. ~ receiver OF the
Great Northern Clay Company. yes
tsTday sold 10 carstcus Bros. the
brickYard ana property Of thai cor
poratlon for tis.7o9. The transfer was
made subject 70 a mortgage nf
sl.soo. CaTatens Bros. will conduct
the brlckyard. using the product
largely In the construction OF their
new works In Tacoma There was
brisk bidding for the property 81
the sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11

Alexander Montgomery yesterday
agreed TO accept 5000 in settlement
OF a verdict FOR $1,000. which he re-
Gently secured against the North
ern Pacific Railway Company a.
damages for personal injuries. lie
filed his REIMBURSEMENT I'm the fed
sral court where the case was tried.
Albert Croft. miner from New
castle. was committed TO the insane
asylum yesterday afternoon by SUI
perior Judge Bell. Croft's head was
turned by reading patent medicine
Advertisements. II was claimed. lie
thought be had every disease he read
Of IN the papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
PitILLlgs START sourH

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March II
The Philadelphia team Of the Ma
ttouaI League viii leave ths city
this evening on iss spring tralalnE
tfip. the players VIII travel BY
boat to savannah. where the naNt
fsw weeks vii be spent in practice
Kames and a general iInabsfinE up
Tor the opening OF the season.
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Get My Book, ii Sick
Don't Send a psnny

Don't send a penny
Just Mait iii you nse What ( can do.
Let ms taks the risk. Let me prove
up first what Dr. Shops HsstofatlFs
can do The Restorative viii gain your
friendahip ygUr endorsement. II you
test IL For u whole month you can
Use IL without the ailhGtest risk
! will tell yuu u a druggist near you
whu all furnish ak bottles Of Dr.
Shops Restorative "A month uu trial
vii absolutely stand All the cost n
me- that ends Il as faf a. oost 70
you n concerned DO you understand
met ! am telling II - plainly. -
clearly a. | can. want you 70 knew
absolutely aud Without doubt that this
offer is made on honor. ! have the
prescription that Curen. NJ only prob
lem Is g. convince you that Dr Shoop'a
Restorative vii cure-is az uncommon
stand n test like this. II would bank
Fupt the physician making the offer.
Ana ! arm succeeding everywhere and
here II the secret of my success. 1
found Invariably that where there was
n weakness. the inside nerves were
weak. Where there Waa a lack Of
vitality. the vital nerves lacked power
Where weak organs we're found. | al
Ways found weak nerves. Not the
nerves commonly though Of. bat the
vita organs nerves. The inslds-the
Invisible nerves.
This was a revelation. Then my real
gradients that would strengthen. that
would vitailze, these nerves That pre-
Hcripttun I called a restorative. II Is
known the world over now as DR.
Shnops Restorative. ThouHnnds are
accepting my offer and only ono IN
each forty writes me that my remedy
failed. just think Of IL. ~ ont Of 90
get well and these are difficult cases.
TOO. And the fortieth has nothing 10
pay. That II a record ! am proud Of
II is wrong to stay sick when chance
like this N open. II well. you should
tell others who are sick. OF my offer
cause he knows not ~ my offer. Tell
him. Get my book for him. DO your
duty. You may be sick yourself some
p sa1s as symp gShh ara al Ts1 NJ ne
~ some sick friend Let me cure HIN,
Then he will show HIS gratitude 10
both Of ~. Your reward wilfs be his
gratitude. Send for the book now. DO
FataW
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Nethina 70 compsr.

with tho attractions Of California
Climate permits 81 outdoor life ali
the year round. Take the scenic
shasta route. Seattle 20 Fan Fran
ciscoi tst.eo fret class. 1850 Sec
end clasa Two trains daily. Tick
cts. reservations and descriptive lit
sfatHfe az Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. els First avenue y. E. Ellis.
general agent. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11

The work OF razinR the buildings
which stand on the site Of the pro
posed Alaska block nj Second am
nue. and Cherry street Will he begun
April /. Tenants were yesterday
notified TO vacats before that time.
The new Ekyscraper viii be put up
during the summer ul .ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
LETTER FROM WILSON

Parke Wilson has written another
long letter 70 lou Cohen and the
fans read Il yesterday until the
paper sas almost worn out. The
team IL hard al work az Sacramento
and rapidly shaping up. The pitch
srs are working easily ard viii be In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
BASKETBALL
GIRLS ABROAD

The girls basketball team OF the
Seattle high school leaves fof Van
eouyer. ~. G., tonight Tomorrow
evening the Queen city dhmaolH will
meet the girls OF the former city,
Tho Vancouver girls are tho cham
nions of British Columbia and are
confident Of beating their American
cousins
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posrmAsTERs TO MKT

With the object in view Of per-
fecting an organization looking 10
the Improvement OF the mail service
the fourth class pos,mhsters OF this
county win meet March 10 az II
.. m. IN the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11
SHORT SPORTS

HIRhball has been entered IN The
ts.oo0 derby at Kenllworth.
"Curiey" Brown viii superintend
the building OF the new track at
New Orleans.
The New York poolrooins and the
telegraph companies are at war In
New York.
Tommy Grifnn.s case win be
heard BY the stewards Of the West
eTn Jockey club next week.
Billy Mailman. actor and ball
player. will manage the Denver
Western League team for George
Tebeau.
Berry wefers. the champion
Splinter before Duffy came out. In to
coach the track team at Annapolis.
Imp. Mayourneen. dam Of Voter,
worth SIS, 600. In dead at Lexington.
She was imported from England by
the Keenes.
James r. Fitzgerald OF San Fran
cisco viii play Champion Mike Egan
for the handball championship Of the
world at San Francisco.
The National League official re-
turns from the scorers will give the
number Of men on base when tWiri-
ers are changed in each game. az
well as the number OF men out.
Malachi Rittrldee. the washington
catcher, sprung a smooth piece Of
business on the promoters OF tho
New England League. He got an
option on the Worcester ball park
and they will have 20 10 business
with Malachi and at his terms.
Harvard's football schedule is be-
ing made out and already the Dart
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o'sslEn cETs DECISION

ST. LOUIS. March n Jack
OBrieu was given a decision over
Mike sehreek after fifteen rounds
OF fast fighting here last night.
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To Cur. q Geld In On. Day

Take Laxative Bromo ouinins Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
~ 4 fails 20 cure. y w. Grov~'s sig
nature IL on each box. z5e. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11

Mrs. W. 4. Alexander az Exnoor
has been elected president q tho
Wauien's Western Golf Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-11

mouth Fawle las been placed lats Ia
the season. Pennsylvania being
showed up 70 tho place Of tFiinor
contest. Amherst which beat the
Crimson lasl year. il ignored this
season.
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Dancing seheeL Prof Wiilsor's
avenue. sss
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Notice to Subscribers

n. any evening. your copy Of The
star has not arrived al 500 o'clock.
eisphons-aanset. Msia 1859. or In
dependent tiES. any tius between
9 % and s.xs--and a copy wiil he Rent
yon st once. by special messenger.
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rAs WAR IN THE EAST

Nest. North and South That stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets Are was
lra Against All FERNS Of Stomach
Trouble. Can Only End One Way
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co 60 spinninEs for bicy 10 re-
pairs. go
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fine condition at the bealnulus Of
the season.
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Cali for a Smooth Mike" at Tom
Williams. slt First avenue Have
you seen the moossf s.s
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Harvard's football schedule is be-
Ing made out and already the Dart :
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james r. Fitzgerald OF San Fran
cisco viii play Champion Mike Egan
for the handball championship Of the
world at San Francisco.
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HlRhball has been entered In The
81. coo derby at Kenllworfh.
The evening world., 1904-06-16
KENILW0RTH FINISHES.

~ - " w ~
BUFFALO. June l6'-The results of the
races run here to-day are AS follows:
uIper p.cr n,. ,,,t,, 49,, .,,.,,o,,,,. y.
wards. nurse slco. FOR fnhr.,ear.oIIs ma
CorlIscnte lOG Up Romnnciln o In
; and In won. Au,ollght ia
(AJIchncIs, ,yan and a IA 10 second -.
AIbuIn ia (WnishJ q io / and ,n /
thirJ Time Ih3-i
sEr,ND p,cr Mann. ,,,,., ,.,,o ,,,,c
,i- - IN ~ ou' 'Il oh'-nail
The evening world., 1904-06-16
ST. LOUIS WINNERS.

FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK, ST.
LOUIS. Mo. June l6.-Followng are the
winners OF the races held here to-day:
FIRST RACE.-Four and one-half
furlongs-Won by Malvina. IL to and
& to /: Wakeful, even, was second, Lone
Wolf to ., third. Tlme--05S
SECOND RACE.-Three quarters Of Il
mile--Won by Hcok-Sc-Okl. . to 2and
to .: Lady Contrary, to for place.
was second; Caclana, 3 to |. third Time
LIS.
THIRD RACE.--One mile and one
siNtecnth-Wn by Harmakis. Q To 10
and out Old stone, J to . and ont for
place, was second; Flying Torpedo. out.
third. Time-l.h -
FOURTH RACE-Five-elghth of a
mile. Won by Braden, q to Z and /
to ,. Layson, to ,. was second:
Broonhandle, out, third, Tlmc-lO4 i-2
FIFTH RACE-Scven furlongs Won
by Elastic. even and to 6. Matte IL.
| to >. was second and Claremont third,
Timc--l.32.
SIXTH RACE Mile.--Won by Misnn-
thrope. II to and to .. Wissendine.
f to | place. was second and Hymettus,
To = third. Time T. IA
The evening world., 1904-06-16
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

HARLEM RACE TRACK. CHICAGO.
June l6--The races run here to-day
resulted as follows.
FIRST RACE-Flve furlonEs Won ny
Ivan the Terrible. 20 | and 1 To /,
Bert Osra, Is to and to , was sec
ond; Tennyburn. 9 to . and ( to ., third
TIME-l.0l I-5.
SECOND RACE-Sevcn urlongs.
Won by Incubator. Is to and 10 10.
Miss Crawford, to and to L. was
second: Ahola. l3 to and 10 /. third
Time--l.26 +-j.
THIRD RACE-One mile and s'N
teenth. Won by Horatius. . to > Frd
. to L. FonsoluCa, II 10 ! and Ia Z,
was second GlAssful, I to / and ; to ;
third. Timc--liG.
FOURTH RACE-O Ocn mile and ntty
yards.-Won by Bragg. II to 10 and =
to .. Ananias, to and ! TO :, was
second; The Regent, II to . and to :,
third. Time-l.43 30.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs Won
ny Airship. Is to 20 and to 4. Jade,
7 to / and to |. was second and lia-
drian. 10 to and to /. third. Time
l.Ol l-5.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and quarter
Won by SchOolmRte, 8 to Z and 3 to 3.
Sioux Chief, 10 to l and 4 TO |, was
second and Boaster. S to ! and TO !,
third. Time-2.0T 3-b,
Baseball. r"io Grounds, To-day, 4