davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GERMAN M. E. CHURCH.

Corner of Arroyo avenue and Cedar
street. W. R. Velte, pastor.
Residence, 800 Arroyo Ave-, Phone
Red 1912.
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Minnequa Congregational
Church

Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Worship and Ministry of the Word
| | a. IN.
Sermon:-"An Age of Bombart."
Prayer Meeting Thursday night
1880 p. m.
Topic:-"Book of Deuteronomy"
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You never can tell when you do an act
Just what the result will be-;
But with every deed you are 30 wing .
seed,
Though its harvest you may not see.
You never can tell what your thoughts
will do
In bringing you hate or love,
For thoughts are things, and their airy
wings.
Are swifter than carrier doves
They follow the law Of universe;
Each thing must create its kind,
And they speed over tracks to bring
you buck
Whatever went out from your mind.
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A NICE. HOME

A NICE HOME
WIN b sacriacsd By party leaving
city. Nearly new, large l.room tsno
hash unfurnished) framo dwelling ON
Pine o., With s7K Il. lot, nsw fsncs
sad hwn, yo1ng tresss evesysnlae
~ 1sston 8 ncWlllans.
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Night School, Tuesday ond friday Nights
of each week. Bookkeeping. us to 800
p, m, Shorthund. 500 to 8:45 pm.
Prof r. C. Kay in charge.
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1sias ~ ~ psa.ti.s - tAissAos,
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General Items.

Through the courtsey of DR.. Cor
win we were prlviledged to hold ser
vices at the G. F. & |. Cos. hospital.
Although our labors has enabled US to
learn something of the most noted of
them in Europe and this country yet
to us, this splendidly equipped 1nsti-
tuition stands second to none.
Thanks to the one who prospered
the skill of the physicians, both Mrs.
Barton and her two little ones, also
Mrs. Cook who have been confined to
home with a severe cold are able to
be with US again.
Many people get the impression
that unless we have special building
with pulpit, an altar and a steeple,
we have no church. To all such |
would say, read Romans l6, 8 to 5.
"Greet Priscilla and Aquilla, likewise
greet the church which is in their
house" the church is found "Wher-
ever two or three are gathered to-
gether in my Name there am l in the
midst and that to bless" Aye, though
it were in second-story room like
that of the apostles on the day Of
Penticost, the rest is of man or India
ism,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-30
.Mber bier barf bod i.

rs, BENT MID bran. = &ommsn sic
bod mol nit gum pertier."
sd piinf6e es ni9t = i'm 8s9enz
tbeil, i9 Refeble, baB biefes !Gsrr frsi
uno ungebinbert bic Pfprte pafiirt!"
Stola unb frei flinst iebt bic Stim=
me Der iunsen qrin5efiin. So lit Elm
Son, Der seist, baB er ans gomman=
biren gepObnt 1T.
11nb pdbrenb fd Der MufIebsr be-
bot perneigt, ftammelt Der iunse 2eut@
nant, faum feiner Sinne mG9tie, nit
f6redensblei6em Mntlib:
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sic mint db.
rgs 1T gut, 6err 2eutndnt. 2sben
Sic ppbl. Sur @rinnerung on ben
S4lobparf biirfsn sic ii9 sii;e Hpie
abf9neiben."
Die Sanb barf lie inn ni9t rei9en,
MIR Elm GROCER, pebmiitbiger glid
flieet gu linn biniiber. gs lit Der @bz
i6ieb fiir's 2eben.
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nnbesranoet.

gouberneur Surbin unb o. Broun
unb MINOR Butler bon Der 0erpaltung
Der Stats, Nrmsn= uno gehsrun9s=
anfalten fno bon elmer Snipections=
reiie aus @bonsbiae pieoer na4 bier
suriidsstsbrt. Der gsiu9 salt baupt-
id6lid elmer unteriu9uns in Saden
Bennett. beRsn Grau angab. baB leb.
tsrer i'm SuipitaI miBbanbelt wOroen
tpdre.
Dies tpuroe ni9t betpieien. Wan
ertDartet. baB Sos. W. Cubs
path aus Boonbias bon ieinem
amt ole Srufee surtidtritt. His-
fer bate ndmli9 Der Grau Bennett
ein.n ginfh6runssbr;ef an ben @ou=
Dernsur binfdtli4 9enannter Inse=
Ie9en6eit ti6ergeben. Bonn @ouoer=
leur tpuroe oieIes Verbalten itarf ee=
tabelt. Die iibrigsn 8eamten bss
5Oipitals eruioerten Dem @ouoernesr
auf iein 8sfragen BIN, oaB tbnen iibsr
Suospat6s 8erbalten ni6ts betannt
s%sDOrosn udrs, uel6sr Die 4nasle9sn=
belt Dem Soaro Der Srultees uno ni9t
Dem 9ouDerneur Direct bdtte unter=
breiten mtihen.
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S6tfsinetne nag su a = 20

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q ni&t Bis sum 3euiabrstas,
iOnbern MAIDEN Sic fi9 es iofort
gum feften @Oriat, I'M Sabre
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b~eitimmten Spell Sbres @infomz
mems in einem Sparfonto anslle
Iegen. Sahen Sic iia bon uns
Su einem fpitematii9en Spar
9lnn berbelfen. Mit unieren
srOBartisen Sacilitdten fOnnen
mir Sbnen Sbren SOriat gu bals
ten, iebr erlei4tern.
@pntps fDnner NIT traenS
einem 8etra9 gu irsen6 elmer
3eit, 8 YrUSent 3inien tragenb,
erDfnet tperben.
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rddter ~aneeesben Sa an hen tetrsMsaAea etrntss
Iei,ruaeen tebne Marnttfes anqebradt f5A.
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: Der 10 irttembergtf9e
Observation-Disclosures Sbertleutnant
BON Oorrer iibersab benz Commando
bes 2inienf4iffs rS4paben" Elm 8ilp
bes &1nias bon Wiirttembera.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-30

9 auerlaub cine
s. Wount, Cottage. arlington abs.,
nahe Dat Ctr, 5000. &. @orm,
S6eune. $40 MarlOO. aue., 81. 500
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28

Bank of Ca mas Prairie 10 cord of wood
Contract and bond accompanying Wood con,
tract Of Bibby & Hanger ordered cancelled said
contract having been fulfilled.
Road No 3l4 ordered abandoned same having
been illegally opened.
Viewers report on road .petitioned for by J
woodward. TrueblOod, etnl approved and
damages allowed as follows:
Daniel Frew. *25; Pc sherwin, 1915; D Hast
ings, $ll35O
Certified cop, of viewers report on road
petitioned for BY James Snrridge, W & Roth
well ct al forwarded to see retaIy OF interior at
Washington D c to obtain his assistance in
Viewers report on road petitioned for by
Miller, Major Farris etsl approved and dam
Yellow Bull. Indian, SIPS; Tt wen to- yah kone-
my, sl25.
for hearing report on road petltioned for by "
TruebloOd, w Scott ct al.
Claims of D Maxwell, $5is As, f Aldridge
SlsSo James smith, $sl for labor on roads re-
Tuesday. April Il, 1904, set for hearing report
on road petitioned for by Hosig. e Quinian ct
Viewers report on road petitioned for by G W
Perry, H Baldwin. ct al approved.
Petition OF Asm for a public road granted
pubic road granite e d, and " c Mcsiraves. J
on loss at
Petition Of Js .hnson, A severson, ct al Tor
Petition of II De. ,enbrock, Matt Schubert ct al
for public road rel ected.
:, Petition of Lee H oliver ct al for pub
lie road rejected
Petition Of G " Edwards, J r Murphy ct al
for abendonmens of public 70 ads rejected.
N wolbert iaf tice OF the peace OF Cotton,
wood precinct, he wing filed a new oficial bond
hereby released + rom bond of said NJ WOlbert,
as per application. ;,
Denny.
Oficial bonds of following named road over.
s 8 approves: T higgins road dist NO Q,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28
NOTICE OF. FORFEITURE.

To Z. NJ. Barton and ID. ii. Leech You are
hereby notified that have expended the nee
essary amount of assessment work in labor and
improvements for the year 1901, 1902 and 1905
upon the Spring Hill quartz claim, situated iu
Warren mining district, Idaho county. Idaho,
the notice o. record for said assessment work
appears on record for each OF the aforesaid
three years in the office OF the recorder OF said
Warren Mining district, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions OF section 1924
revised statutes of the United States, and II
within 90 days from the service OF this notice
or within 90 days after this notice by publica
ton you fail or refuse to contribute your por
ton of such expenditure as co-owners, your in
terest in said claim will become the property
Of the subscriber under said section 1924.
jan 2lapr 81 FRANK GooDELL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28

Geo Surridge was appointed oyerseer of road
dist No q.
Application of certain residents OF Sites for
the removal Of the constable of said precinct
from Office was laid over until the April session
nf tha rH
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28

1ndali rebate OF tax paid. ........... Is 20
! Wolbert justice of tie peace Of Cotton
WOOD precinct was ordered to present q new
9mciai bond to the board within 20 days from
appear before said board and give testimony in
the matter OF certain irregularities in the Office
which he now holds
The following claims were allowed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28

Board visited the poor farm and report the
same in good condition.
Allowance of $40 made to Alex McMllen, in
digent.
Allowance of $40 made to N Burkenbine, in.
digent
Petition of Bales ct al for the formation of
new school district, rejected
Official bonds of following road overseers, APP
proved 5 Rice. J II Bowles q NJ Saunders,
Geo Surridge.
The following claims were allowed:
+ G Price livery hire ...............,... 30
l. Elsensohn expenses ........,.,., ...... II %
Parker 4 Young insurance. ............. "a 90
Franz Met;rane executor refund of tax Is 90
Property A Kane, deceased, ordered sold to
highest bidder on saturday, April IL, 1904, at .
O'Clock p IN.
supt of schools building, together with all
other improvements, and the lots upon which
the same are situated was set for April l6, 1901
Viewers report on road petitioned for b. + l.
Allen, r. W WYATT ct al continued until April H.
Application OF J Overman, to increase sal
aries OF second and third deputies $40 per
month, granted.
Application OF Eva q Eakin for increase of
salary from $40 to $50 per month granted.
Following matters laid over until April SEES
sion:
A 5 McMilen, overseers report and claim; C
II Nugent claim for attorneys fees petition for
removal of constable Of sites precinct; petition
for bridge across White Bird creek; matter OF
Willie Winchol INDECENT
The following claims were rejected
T. Zwisler burning NANCY horses .....$ ] 80
W Sbhmadeka mdse .....s......... =. 7 IS
Pfeuer mdse 49,. 80 .........-,..... ii %
b c Witse board NJ Hughes ...... 63 90
w Stillman bring. insane from Warren lis %
J w Brill rent Of pest houses ............ IS 90
G'yille hospital care of 7 McAvoy ..,... 70 90
] u Davis with ess fees road matter ... 6 %
The following claims laid over on account OF
delinquent taxes:
Ell 'nderson labor $40. ....,....... $15 90
ID Atherton pillow share -,...-....... "
seraper ....,..-.. -........ y 90
blacksmithing co.. ....... 8 %
Geo Naughmer .-......... 3 90
q C. Percifull labor ........... ........ Is 90
J c Leitchfield labor 80. ......... e.. q 30
] G. Pell viewer .................. q 90
w Wyatt chairman ........... &c. ....., 10
) T. Henderson labor 80. ..-.. ..+,..+.... 90
W + shaw labor ............ ...... 30 80
+ Rose juror =+.......,...........-..,.. W
J Wood spec dep ...s... 49,. ......,.... 10
F N Roberts justice fees ,....-...,........ > o.
-............-.. 81 25
W Graham office stool ....... ....... 80
i" furniture. -.,-,.,,.,... 5 90
l. Downing constable fees . ,,.,,....... As
II Murray meat to pauper w W Bowman. D 90
& Davis scaips....s... .,......,.. ...... w
u Poe scalps OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
W Rowland scalps. ...................-,... y 90
+ j, TAYLOR sea DIS ................... 7 30
J G Cash scalps ...-...-... ....,..... 10
J Carlisle scalps =.......-...- ......... %
F NJ Harmon sealps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l 50
Delinquent list of assessor and tax collector
accepted.
County bridge at Kooskia condemned, and all
persons using said bridge do so at their own
risk. The board adjourned sine die.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28

Delinquent list Of assessor and tax collector
accepted
County bridge at Kooskia condemned, and all
persons using said bridge do so at their own
risk. The board adjourned sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-24
DATE OF HEARING.
Suit for Injunction Against Payments
Under Panama Canal Treaty.

In connection with the proceedings in
equity instituted by Warren B. Wilson of
Hinsdale, ILL.,, for injunction to restrain the
payments based nthe anama canal
treaty, hearing will occur tomorrow before
Justice Stafford, in Equity Court No. 2. on
a demurrer to the bill of complaint
The demurrer las been filed through Mr.
Morgan III. Bea ch, United States attorney
for the District of Columbia and Mr.
Charles w. Russell, assistant attorney gem
elal both of whom will appear in court for
the Secretary of the Treasury. The latter
Gemurs % the bill upon the following
grounds:
1T contains no matter of equity wherein
the court can ground any decree or give the
complainant any relief against the Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
1T appears in the bill that the Secretary
of the Treasury is sued as an officer of the
government of the United States acting for
and on behalf of the United States and
concerning matters arising out of and with
in his duty and employment as such public
officer and not in any manner in his pri-
vate character as an individual.
THE complainant has no interest in the
subject matter of the suit, nor any proper
title to institute a suit concerning it, nor
to any relief prayed for.
1T appears in the bill that one of the de-
PENDANTS, the republic of Panama, is a for
elgn nation and that such nation cannot be
sued in The District Supreme Court
ut appears III the bill that the United
States has an interest in the subject matter
thereof but the United States is not and
cannot be made a party defendant to the
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-24
State Council, Jr. o. U. A. M.

The Loyal State Council of the Jr. o. U.
A NJ of the District of Columbia held its
second semi-annual session in Masonic
Hall Anacostia. d. c. The hall was dec
grated with old glory and potted plants
and made beautiful picture.
State Councillor C. o. Bohrer presided over
the meeting, and seated on the platform
were National Councillor w. A. Fason of
Raleigh, n. c.; Junior, Past Councillor j. l..
Cooper of Texas Past National Councillor
Rimer of Baltimore, Md; II. s. Berry, SUI
preme judge of the same city: Steven Col
Inns. secretary-manager of the F. B. de-
partment, and Il. p. Smith.
1t was decided that all business should
be dispensed with at this meeting and the
time should be consumed in addresses by
the guests present.
The first speaker presented was the ma
tional councillor, and he delivered forcible
address. Speaking of the growth of the or
der, he predicted an increase of $1,000 for
this year. The other national officers were
presented in turn, and all spoke of the large
gain in members.
After the Speechmaking over the
members We're invited to the banquet hall
TO partake of the fine collation. spread by
Anacostia Council, No. 10. after which the
members departed to meet the next even
ing at National Capital Bank building,
where the business of the session was
transacted.
The reports of the several officers of the
state body were read and il was found that
the loyal councils had made great gains in
the last six months, and the state council
or-secretary's report showed the member
ship to be $50. net gain of 12I.
At late hour the members gathered
around the altar and renewed their obliga-
ton and sang the closing ode, and the ses-
sion was adjourned without day.
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The third meeting of the Bible Study
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bur L. Davidson, secretary of the Amerl-
can University and a well-known lecturer
at chautauquas and similar gatherings
The class has about 100 members, most of
whom were present at yesterdays services
The class work of the Bible Study Club
will begin formally this evening, when the
plans for the winter will be outlined and
a system of study determined upon. An
address will be delivered by DR.. Wilbur
F. Crafts, superintendent of the lnterna-
tional Reform Bureau, whose lecture on
Living and Dying Nations has been
heard in nearly every large city in the
country. Refreshments will be served to
the members and their guests. and music
will be furnished by the Y. NJ. C. A. Or
chestra.
1t was announced at the association
headquarters last night that arrangements
have just been completed whereby the
election returns on the evening of Novem-
Der s will be received and announced in
parlors of the Y. NJ. c. A. A private wire
has been secured from one of the tele-
graph companies, an operator will be on
hand to decipher the interesting dis
patches, and refreshments will be served
during the entire evening. Roneys boys,
said to be one of the best lyceum attrac-
lions in the country, have been engaged,
and when the returns from the doubtful
states are slow in coming in, they will en-
deavor to keep the audience entertained.
Ladies as well as gentlemen will be ad-
mitted, and the association officials antlcl-
pate crowded house. The doors Will be
open as long an audience remains.
The Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Club is
practically assured, and the first lesson
night is scheduled for October %. 1t is in
tended to make this club part of every
phase of Y. Nj. c. A. life. Its members
will be expected to give concerts now and
then and to furnish music, along with
the big orchestra, at all Y. NJ. c. A. gath
erings.
Plans for the big meetings to be held
every Sunday afternoon during the winter
will be arranged tomorrow evening at a
meeting of the Yoke Fellows, an organiza-
ton of Y. NJ c. A. members which mas
this branch of the work in charge. The
first of the big meetings will be given
November 6. The first of the Y. M. c. A.
fellowship teas" will be given tomorrow
afternoon at 80 o'clock.