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The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-08-11
Fallen Erom Grace.

Sigourney Review: Dick Maryland
has been sent to the inebriate part OF
the Mt. Pleasant asylum. He was
taken before the court at oskaloosa
and sent to Mt. Pleasant. Dick used
to be a good boy but CT late years has
ssS.t s0isst, al 4. ~ sstS fast "a;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
JOHN JAMES INGALLS, BOOK.

The collection of the writings addresses and
tons the author state motto and dedicated by
his widow to the people who have provided statue
Of him for the National Hail. which collection pub
lished by the Hudson Kimberly Publishing Company
Kansas City, is a book still in lively demand. 1t is a
magnificent volume for either the professional man. the
statesman the literateur. For that matter
interested in the mutations in the possibilities the
American Union, in its politics in its people and the
assimilation of its SOIL fail of profit in
reading this wonderful compilation which is
a biography and the philosophy of genius. 1t is
oci:'cal history and portrayal of the spirit which
be reprinted long after the average Of
today shall have been forgotten is held TO be
worthless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
WHEREIN NO NAMES ARE MENTIONED

There is a Democrat IN Wichita who once had
political aspirations. 1899 he did more or les
work for the party and especially 20 forward the
ambition of certain leaders in the state.
Among them Charlie Jones Of lola who az
that time was chairman OF the state central com
mittee
III Cleveland is elected. want 50 and 40" said
tho active worker
If you dent get Il / viii leave the state
asserted Charlie Jones
The time came Another man got The place and
here Is how the deiuded Wichita man tells II:
Charlie Jones the one Kansas Democrats
leader who told the truth and kept his prom
Use They all promised bat did nothing Charlie
Jones said II didn't win he'd sezve ID. state
lost and Charlie kept his word. he wac ,hro~n
from his dog-carf ard killed don't know ~,ere
he went. but do know he kept his word Ike a
gentleman and left the state"
\ certain wichita young woman has been brnr-
ging TO her frierds about two ragnsaosu, ferns
which she bought a reduced price. YESTERDAY
morning she looked at tben ard ff4 back s;zrfied
A closer inspection fouDd thar each nzade %
paper. She forgot 10 ask the polite yoB-g clerk
II ;he ferns natural plants.
Kansas drummer recently met = ''sve~t young
thing a train ard spent seTerzi happy horr.
At parting hs promised TO errcsp-ona With fhs rfrs
and offered 20 s5oz her sarfors oourfeses sr ease
Il in his power So gave him No. card
and he was sboss u return ;he c1-npl~-ae-; zhsr-
the thought % hs dear vile a-a csa1 a. aorsz
burst Eyop him and Re HANDED, hs~ the card q
wichita drummer ~ rad received to day sefore
j hzEp~net TIRE Wichita Sas also n<a@-
Dict VIXEN ~ rsarhed horse fen azTs later nr
greeted y cone<fse ssorra IA tie rns4ss q
whssh the talio~lnz telegram zza prcd-e-s from.
his vife's SKIRT 1izve FAR hours' xat; 81
wichita Tre~say Meet re AZ ssnts Fe
-PASsT~
The wich.fz drummer f. s;fn n Disgrace II hons
and Pzrsy L. stu waiting
X was TIE Art nixks II = zig hotss and ~hea
he care tozn 20 the 1sScS 81 she -rorzla< h
heard the cssrk ard ger tsacasx.nx TO- Ch-rsxo
;sez;er ere Boz tbs cz-sTs al rsxh;. said -.
cssrk -Ho~s hat. asxet fh@ eceufry rxs
~Ropes A. every rc1rs. answered the cse-k lacon-
icAiy ons q The hzstznSsrs sesecEizx fhs zssttis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
THE MuNlFrceNT GIFTS OF 1908.

The year that closed last Friday week was a good
one for phantrophic gifts in the United States.
Excluding all gifts of less than $1,000 charity
the total $76,93497S. More than half $40 700-
693, went to educational objects The amount for his
pitfalls and charitable institutions S2172635S Ii
braries received s7,5S3 $50 which Mr. Carnegie
slowed two-thrds For religious purposes the aggre-
g. 800 Mr.. Carnegie endowed los libraries the
most Of them with $4,000 to $2O00O and all on con-
ditien that municipalities should support literally
OF the $15,965050 given by Mr. Carnegie only $3s $50
went to churches and that divided among fifteen
His largest American benefactors were 100000 to
steel workers fund and 100000 for the engineers
union home in New York He gave 100000 to Tuske-
gee, s125,0O0 Stevens Institute 100000 to
Western Reserve and Hamilton colleges and $4,000
to Cooper Union 1t is notable fact that s163SS 235
given in 1903 to institutions in Massachusetts,
of the smallest states in area but otherwise Har
ward received s4,977705. The University of Chicago
get less than $10974,5s6 Columbias portion was
ST. 1872 500 of which 100000 for school jour
nasm. The only gift of the year to the Washington
university, St Louis $4,000 from the late Isaac
w. Morton But Of the west. in the course of
time, will receive larger Of these donations
for colleges libraries hospitals and other worthy OBJ
These gifts in 1903 exceeded the dividends paid
by the largest corporations in the United States
1t is good showing proof that this country leads in
well in wealth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
COAL ENOUGH FOR ALL.
worthless.

1t is not because the supply is becoming exhausted
that coal is high and hard TO get There is end of
coal the biologists It's the conflict be-
tween the greedy mine and the poorly paid miner
that the coal shortage and robber prices 1t is
estimated that beneath the earths there about
5000 yards of coal depths available for
the Of man-in round numbers little 1000,
o0o 100000 OF this Great Britain has avail
able for about ffteth part, according the
best estimates $4,000 millions of One would
hardly believe that Great Britain though has hardly
nent Of its civilization, than $50 mil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
THE GREAT DISCOVERY DURING 1908

The scientists all agree that the most important
discovery of the past is radum Not that it has
yet overturned the world but its qualities so start
ling its possibilities so great that it oushnes all
other discoveries.
Radum is the first substance known that will
keep giving out energy and yet show any signs
of depletion. If you back to your radum machine
in year you will still find it running and the radium
still there bright ever, without having lost par
ticle Of it's substance.
Radium gives forth three kinds of rays Enthusiasts
say that all disease may yet fee before it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

soss Jesus Hobbs of Woodward county has started
organize a county He himself
Of the county
Sixty wagon loads. or more than 5000 bushels of wheat were
Curtis last week
shawnee's Chamber Of Commerce gave IAN open house
Friday. Tecumseh the guest Of honor.
Mrs Hinton the of Woods county does her own
cardins spinning Of from sheep
Jets lifted indications
the time
citizen filled his lamp Inspected gasoline
the morning frozen lamp
consolation cces kindlng
There was dog ngersoil last Monday The city
day. being only par
ticipant. and killed six yellow
Elk ctys commercial club gave its first annual banquet
New Years To be found the All
Can"
Thurmonds City purchased
Roger Mills already as
kind a ruling the destinies of washita county
Mike wei,losel Newkirk denies that he is any relation
Of that San Domingo patriot
Alva pioneer 7e-pont
has
ter than news. itself.
Newkirk that Doc House trying
penuchle Of getting
Injunction restraining him
Ell Renos commercial reOrganized the other nght
The gives list of the prominent business
spicuous their absence
Piedmont. toue Canadian county
Ing gotten a church before a saloon.
The Ell Reno American the marked Tn.
real knockers ire marked
well is down 20 feet with inch
Is said that the dispatch which
equaled Kay county.
parties advertising for location
at e TIE lots least 8 wide
los feet deep
L. Elk City believes that he had thrse
tives burned death in the Chicago FIRE.
jocks played IN 1904 IN okishca New
when whistles bes the ei1erert
surube-s then
OF down TO what they supposed
declares Determined
gtve Oklahoma single. douni. Statehood
TIE Tonkawa Nezz- There isey
vicinity wearing
young that away bottom
his Akem. Daisies uon', tsa but schoaa cidren
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
GODS HOUR.
By Julia C. r. Dorr.

By Julia C. r. Dorr
o restless soul, canst thou not wait Gods hour?
LET there be light" He said, and To- the day
Gilded the mountainous, and far away
The dimpled valleys thrilled beneath it's power,
Claiming the glorious sunlight as their dover.
A myth, fable, that the wise gainsay-
An idle tale for children at their play.
Yet fable is fair truths consummate flower!
Earth waited long till Day, unheralded
Unsung, unprophesied, in splendor swept
A radiant presence through the Orient gates
Not unto us shall the last word be said
Yet one sure secret have the ages kept
Light breaks at last on every soul that waits!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
KANSAS CURRENTS.
The anti-machine wal

machine resin Its belts slippn
brought by Wednesday this week This is putting
that truancy law in great jeopardy.
Conway Springs opera house has five exits the
says people ought be able TO fall
OUT without scratching paint OFF the window sis
The Caldwell Milling Company safe open and
$40 taken Wednesday night The explosion occurred while
the mill running but not heard by the employees
There ought to be good
featuring representative Caldwell maybe it's oil that
is needed by the Caldwell company.
sedgwc is said to have crow that makes parrots
sound like s. gaphaphone The is the greatest old
gossip in the
The Colorado coal miners trouble has proved
Newton. Nearly from
the strike district in the last few weeks
tortosesaed Kansas that hasn't furnished
least oil company the past
that the of the Arkansas
City opera like they printed with keg of
riveted cineh the Traveller didn't do the
work.
Judge C. Pollock given reception Winfield Thurs
day night Winfield is still his home.
canning factory making eyes" at Winfield
Some matronly municipality who mas experience should pro-
daughter hunter
Hutchinson i. going to make the opening of its library
January 49, the meantime. the search
subject OF should be begun without
libel finally got the best of Harry
the Wellington News his paper. Uncle
again Let all hope that We have
NOT him for the last time.
that D. w. Bane's canal scheme is
going opposition Ceyes the
railroad builder.
Cowey county. the of 1s12 have
the for several and yet COM
plains Of monotony.
won't build the kitchen fire the morning
receiving worth of notices right
something that few people have been expect
ing College Photography be established Winfield
still playing Conway Springs
Snow-shoes being used for kindling wood
Abaugh that the treachery 1884 fore
this 1t will be rememberS
"a delegates instructed Tor Blaine voted for Arthur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

of the pasture addressed the fellow shuz, You
take tina; rope and throw IL CT; of he zirez over
to The next building where msa oasehss II aaa
holds II and you var tse tight rope across. Va
danger fror fire In this hotel
During the Christmas period there vas Kan
sas cty gil vho 70 Wichita 20 sFod eefiips
nfuences Of he usistsefoe ihsssbs givtae b Kan
Eas Gig sweetheart an opportunity 70 kss
else-
When she came here she ihe ssssss = he'
best friends. ard evening number = 6Slehitss
elite invited 70 b present . parry -
given especially for her bensn; Ths Eansas city
girl berg very pleasant appearing yornx z1rasr
The yo1aE men AZ once zfsrek - a ee-p fsscy for
her
\ beautiful fessooalnx q rnisistoe hsd f.esn ID.
pfssT1assiy s1spsnds 81 he csafsr q fke targas
sF4E. 81 csuree the eager younz 80 ss<s~l t.
oue 60 Niehita's yesnx Insurance rsea vas bus
10 "a engaged n hoasias be- s;senf!gu zhea -
s1soenly Discovered that n fozsg o. Ksnsss cisy
had tbosSasi~seix noged ersesiy usssr she thistle
toe os wsehlfa
The sso-y vii - let satoss. - IN rersaisass
q fhe e7rpanx have tsr1iy recovered from n.
terrific SIX sh@1 received s. isss ssuetsrs.
oroe rpon tfan~ ihsrs sYsa e. whats a yos-x
man wEo i'd 70 iore - -. heast ife a. 81 40
Getty To aza thsEe 1ssf egTE1za II ne az
thar wsz So easoT hsxre1f ore ssy ~ ~as Asrrs
20 re-nz~k ahoss 8 eer-sla soa-x ia4y-s usrst.r~
Vel. hsr father hzs given E.se - s~f "a q t-r
sad - hss ritter orer Ssasa II ~ EYER es5.~-,s
30 go % szse rs o'he< fse reserrss
% secsrs 1azEhfsr
f1v~ yeus after. shls Tosax ns- ===.rsss ~
SISTER
a ss1;ie-zz wAo hsE ssss r~ce1sfy -ass-ys =, m.
city, asssu1st sAs snlg Ak0y~ r~rtssassree :,
TIE cFs~fort 2eaz47 sTszfax Hs af..oss.s was
sitEs~s 81 - sri ene q The rexusasts-. or~rs
hats sss~a esrvfgfly s1sc-si unt~r ss~ ehasy
~kses BE ocs=e lsd- VIA he p~rfoyrnan1se sns.~t
zae he as - 81 = isss~ tis t~sisins n ~ hss
tisarr<asst 80 eossid nsf - f1sns ezen afsee a
eorsszasc ssaT-a. Vie sas osas-a - ssr-o~ = ~.
frprs - rnz-SE<r. "a ksz1e bsrs sseaesss We
70 ron io~kiaz wish hsooe Ia Ms sye 70. sss su4u
~ho ~sss5e9T rs er~rz boaass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The sugar beet in Kansas, the propheses Of exports
to the contrary Notwithstanding is failure so
profit concerned. Sugar beets flourish most in rrt
gated deserts of eternal sunshine sand Where the
cactus grow and water to increasingly flow
there is where the sugar beet fails.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The average Republican is incredulous to the
news that Hanna will his candidacy for the
Presidency as against Roosevelt AS to judgment
sus courage it looks like another of locomotive
and bull But when it to practical politics the
bull is often butting the engine off the
track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

According to the Augusta, Ca, Herald. when Gen.
Longstreet met Gen. Wheeler, after he had been made
an officer in the SpanshAmercan war, he is said to
have remarked "Joe l have got wish" What
is that?" asked Gen. Wheeler 81 want to go to hades
minutes before you go to hear Jubal Early
remarks when he you with that Yankee uniform
on"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

1.-The egg of today is better than the hen Of
Il was a rosebud myself few years ago she
remarked
You are magnificent stem now" was the reply.
IN THE RAW
"Dodson. want you 10 send up some lean beet
and make mncemeat"
Why not get it in piece. and then won't
have to sew it," meekIy answered Dodson
Hope deferred maketh the heart sick; and in
cidentalIy. the pocketbook sim.
XXX
Isn't it peculiar that people satisfied
with wha; they have? But perhaps they don t
have" what they satisfied with
key to the situation-a mortgage.
Billy Hearst had better take the kindly and SYM
pathetic lesson of his journalistic brother. Billy
Bryan. and lay low; for minutes forethousht
may save much hard-earned newspaper money
Il i
How happy it makes tramp feel TO realize he
has friend in policeman
@ g. @
The other day of the leading societies OF
Hutchinson requested that a fun membership be
present 1t is said that the request was complied
with.
Mediocre wisdom is dangerous thing in these
times OF graft.
The wise is he who looks into the past and
sees the future
Book learning is better than none
-l--f-
Few men there are but who could be arrested
for carrying concealed truths
Young lady" said a mother TO her eight year.
old daughter who eating late night you'll
dream of your great grandmother"
We'll. mamma replied she; I'D just as leave
dream of her anybody
friend.
The 'other fellow is seldom all that he Is repre-
scented to be,
There is always shadow" on a reputation once
mortgaged.
A man who judges his own acts wisely VIII
have no time to judge his neighoors
A wicked man has as little control OF his desires
infant has its.
That famous traveller and interviewer Of royalty.
Col. w. j. Bryan. hasn't issued his ultimatun on
the Panama canal yet and thus the work is de-
layed.
olney says Cleveland is big and good man.
This will lose OIney the Nebraska delegation at
the national Democratic convention.
Is there parallel at present TO the old story we
used 10 read about Aris,ides. the Just? The story
follows:
Aristides had been ruler in Athens for many
years. He had done his duty so well that he be-
came known as Arstides the Just. lie was renon-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The Kansas City Times appears with a fine half
page map of the Orient entire from Kansas City
to Topoobampo showing completed portions in oper-
ation portions graded and location of the railway town
sites, which map is accompanied by column and q
half of friendly comments explanations and promises
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The unanmity of the congressional committee of the
Big Seventh could have hardly been improved upon.
The thirty committeeman unanimous for the re-
nomination of Vic by reclamation and the nomination
and election of Governor Bailey and President Roose
welt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Some dav some trunk line Of railway viii announce
that it is provided with steel bodied coaches that can't
be crushed in any collision other mishap and then
such road will find it impossible haul the great
bers who viii want to travel over its line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Russia gives it out that she wants II borrow s12s.
100000 right OF, good security. This: fact will not
prove encouraging the Jap unless her should
fail negotiate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The c;:y chamberlain of New York has really Meth
in 10 j. but he draws $4,000 year. The place mas
been ever TO Mayor Mcclellan II the Hon Patrick
keenan, a fine Irish gentleman, with good record as
even the reformers admit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Little rain in 1907 predict the weatherwise Well
there too much last year. Go TO last years bird
for just reliable nformatlJc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The AntiBoss ProBuster Wos Oils have gone into
their holes again until Hoch change his mind
more that Hoch may fail and that they will
be compelled to pull their holes in after them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

As rule in the investigations all the country
inspired by the "hrescare it is found that there
danger Of fire attending the churches But what about
the danger OF fire in staying away from them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Russia. and Japan may still settle their differences
without going to war in which curious world
wiz not know which won
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Bourke Cochran, eminent Democrat, is evidently
desiring trouble when he declares TIA. fhe negro is
the equal Of us ALL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

If the year had known that it would be greeted
with that poem from Mr. Alfred Austin il would have
been sorely tempted to turn back
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

The assertion is made that the average Russian
words.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

A scientific has forward in the United
States testify that the high price of pork is due to
the spots.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

1t is being brought up against the late Herbert
Spencer philosopher that he went to
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srn / Toka Great a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

mated and the election on He met citizen
who didn't know him and asked If he .woald vote
for Aristides
NO" said the citizen.
But why?' asked Aris;ides. who was eager for
information about the feelings of ms people
Il tired OF hearing him called The Just
was the reply.
One more Joke which may claim place In ths
Garden OF Eden collection. This for two reasons.
the first of which Is its age;
Fairy Primus. a dude walking along the orchard
avenue. dropped his walking stick.
Behold the fan OF CAIN said Fairy Scoundus-
Here is sprite Abel to pick II up uttered
Fairy Tertius.
Adam good pun that" whispered Fairy Quar-
II was on the Eve OF making the same remark"
asserted Fairy ouintus.
Just then Satan shook ripe apple tree and the
female sprites ran-which way?
-.--:--:
TEST EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO
P1KERS' CLASS
!. Why is 1904 leap year and how far?
When Columbus discovered America what did
he play?
g. How many verses are there in Charles T. For
ans feet?
l. Difference between metric meter and Monnis
Moore Iathams?
sity?
6. And woman's?
I. When Farmer Doolittie and DIR. Pratt next
meet. what will they joke about?
Write doggurel whose lines shall end In aim.
lame. dame and same.
2. IL you were in the locked berry OF the court
house. with goose under your arm. how would
you get down?
RULES FOR APPLICANTS
Each question viii be marked from otto i.ooaom
In order to give scope that nice OF hurnor.
delicate shade OF thought. happy expression and
cleanliness OF hnger-nails displayed In the reply.
7.a9. $50 total necessary 20 success.
Suggestions:
In l-Don't forget lovers leap
In 2-Don't swear
In S-Stricty confidential
In i-Don't be flip.
In (which?
In s-whose?
In 7-Be worthy the occasion
In s-Dont write; Aim dame lame. same.
In 9-Respeet the age. Of this c9nunarum and
tread air softly
A iist Of the successful ones VIII b. published
and prizes !. gold dollars giyen the first three
in amounts equal to their rating No prize. how
ever. shall exceed y.eacce even 4 the answers are
so perfect to merit premium.
-g-g-
Instead Of talking 80 much about #. y ny doesnr
Senator Morgan shoulder shovel AID pick and 90 to
digging that Nicaragua canal7
xxx
The time has arrived when an isihrnus has be-
come political issue. How narrow
There is no idolater ike the niser
One sin never corrscts aaosher
..-....---..
No Hiien, man was ever taken for fool unles.
it be by feol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
The aa1nha paiY Ea9e SUNDAY 1904

viii be precpitated by the dispatch Of London
ar CORES pondents to the east.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

IN 1874 THIRTY YEARS ToDAY:-capt
district the in place o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

lions of tons each year, rate Of consumption that
would exhaust her whole store in about 500 years The
worlds store is estimated viii be exhausted in about
1000 years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

a Parse sedm robhns tcor d a
y q
Of the state
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we
F. Mecercher Tn
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KANSAS. HISTORY REVEALS THAT

+ appointed Unite
satsn ashaL
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hrchn stat
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resin Its belts slippn'
Knsman offers five cents piece for all jack rabbit:
brought by Wednesday this week. This is putting
that truancy law in great jeopardy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-09-21
Off to Conference.

Rev. W V. Schlung. pastor of the
German Methodist church, departed
on Monday evening for Crandon, S.
D., where he will attend the annual
conference of that church. Rev.
Scblung has been pastor of this charge
for five years, and it is likely that he
will be given another appointment
this fall. During the time that. he
has been here the work has prospered
greatly. There has been a large in
crease in the membership, the finances
are in excellent condition, and the
best of feeling exists among all con-
cerned His health has been failing
somewhat of late, however, and he
feels that he must have lighter work,
so lie Will probably leave us. much to
the regret of his numerous friends both
In and out of the church.