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Emmons County record., 1906-01-11
Tuesday, Jan. 9.

General Brayton Ives. president of
the Metropolitan Trust company. is
very Ill at his residence in New York
city.
The New Zealand football team. af.
ter most successful tour OF Great
Britain. will sail for New York on
Jan. 20.
Emperor William is keeping to his
bed because of slight cold He is
receiving the usual reports in his
apartment
j. Frank Challenger. secretary OF
the Delaware County Trust company
of Chester. Pa, has been arrested ON
the charge of embezzlement. An ex-
animation of the books of the COM
pany showed shortage of sl0.s00
Booker T. Washington. Joseph H.
Choate, Mark Twain and Robert C.
Ogden are to speak from the same
platform at what promises to be
notable meeting for the discussion of
Southern problems at Carnegie hall.
New York city. ON Jan. 22.
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The International Sunday
School Lesson.
Third Quarter. Lesson vi . Luke xiv.
N IA 1924. August s, 1906.


Third Quarter, Lesson VI /, Luke XIV
Ss 5-24. August 5, = 906.
FALSE$ExcUSES.
The prescribed ADDITIONS are attended
to, the festive cloak q from the hosts
guest, and at length the banquet hall is
reached. III There, on the tessellated floor
rest the silken upholstered couches, on
which the guests Gins; ~ their relative
In which they are held BY the host
Even the tablecloth Is richly parti-col-3l
81 ed, and on It res sunrptuous dlshes
chased gold and silver ana ir'deseen1
out. a dado of u admlring spectators
hens in tho scene From above, the
great lamp. with golden bowl, susp . e..
u IN - tt ,e goodly scene. Tho air is laden
with sweet odors and pulses 5W WI r r ~
mic strains. ,
Jesus has p9nitfiaf;
which never falls of exaltatton, and that
recompense because IT. exercises Itself
toward those Tho IA are r RBowerl Is IL
In conversation. a. guest exolaim q
'Blessed he that shall eat bread ~ the
1T Ia q bait to lure the Mas er. on -
further DISCOURSE, and par cularly TO
disclose his ideal OF the Mess!anic king. 4
dom. The remark !ntimates the prevail.
Ing Hebrew notlon--the re lorat!oh .l3ol
aoion1onic power and splendor: " HAPPY
shall he be who Ia hidden 10 the. House !.
Of the Forest of Lebanon " hen ~ shali,
grace again the height OF Zion, that
goodly PALACE OF q ivory, and ks cedar.
Thrice happy he vho IS bidden To- !, pam
quet there kngly daln ties M All u, nre s,
alert to hear what response '''e o p'4''t
Teacher will ma ke. . /, 5 1t5 4,
He accepts the challenge. But, as ever
He Sdwells upon the practical .g ather
than the speculative phase OF the sub
fieot.a It lis the personal altitude OF the
Individual toward the Messianlc king.
dom, rather than the ccidentH Ct that
3l.ingdom. The Messianio banquet iis now
snrend Hi' Many N are invited, s X the jew
first. viii the Host be honored or In
suited. q the invitation accepted Ii Or de-
The The universal voice OF the Hebrew ma
ton Will, be. From such g baanGnet
good Lord. deliver VS.! me. lna y. va
viii say, " pray Thee have ne ex-
cused And In both instances ,the. an
awer Ia made because tne klin ns.i';aH
comes not u, anticipated and and desired INF g
The The strength Of the parable Is IN .it e
ysrS ipyoh q ts EXCUSES shows
sHiance the dlsincllnationa to accept !, tne
tsiHnvitntion' II Is IA conscious, deliberate
Insult to the King Of heaven. \.
q \ From tho recnlcltrant Jew 20 whom ls
committed the oracles Of God, and
whose advantages Is great every way
the heralds Of the King Of heaven are
directed to turn to those whom the Jew
cor slders the filth and ofrscouElng of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Newspaper Tributes | ! b !;

on the demise Of the latss
/ Henry Clay Payne, concern In
New York gathered from the
4 papers published throughout
the United States 4,es6 news
paper stories Of the life and ca
reer Of the deceased. W..
These items we're carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound in volumes, 400
pages TO the book. "A cover OF 4
genuine seal was appropriately
lettered in gold and the entire
material, representing the work
OF many people for several
months. has just been delivered Z
4 to Mrs. Payne at Milwaukee. q.
Mr., Burrelle. who makes 2 .
specially Of this unique method
OF preserving family history.
also compiled four volumes con.
tanning the letters. telegrams
and cards Of cond olence received
by the family, all constituting 9
family heirloom that Will DO
handed down to future genera
lions .34s,
This work is one Of the sew
eral developments Of the press
clipping industry and MT, Bur.
relle has made o special study
% the work he crested several
vAar1 ago. & 4si 4l5gs r <. III - 4
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mo TROUBLE"
To Change from Coffee to Postum,

n )
!, Postum has done a world Of good for
me- writes an Ills. man. i.
,I'ye had indigestion nearly all my llfe,
but never dreamed coffee was the cause
of my trouble until last spring got so.
bad was In misery all the time.
IA coffee drinker for thirty years, It
irritated my stomach and nerves. yet
was Just crazy for 1t. After drinking
1t with my meals, ] would leave the
table, go out and lose my mea! and
the coffee too. Then ia be as hungry
as ever. 81 II I'll IA 5g4
538 "A friend advised me to Quit coffee
and use Postun,--lnid " cllrsl him
Since taking his advice retain my
food ana get all the good out OF It.. and
don't have those awful hungry spells
q changed from coffee 10 Postum
without any trouble whatever felt bet-
ter from the hrst day drank II. l&am
well now, and give the credit TO Pes-
gtums" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich, Read the little book,
1.-THE Road TO WellYille, \ w pkgs.
Thsre.s y reason"
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tho world Who as far as religious prlyl-!!
lege Is concerned are pc OF Us. ma =. meg,
hat, and blind at whom heaven. 8 "a q
lyorltc casts tho epithet Of do1. and
Messed Is he who is not offended at
the form In which the Messiantc panQn1e y
is given! Il Happy Is he who sacrifices az
his prcconceived3 tons, and overcofncs
his racial prejudiccs! He shall eat pr 1clt
In tho Kingdom Of God 2si ~
Analysis and Key.
/. Jesus a Guest at Pharisees BANQUET.
{S5g35 The scene pictured. ;sssS f si
Tx II The table talk 55ss8.S3it n f II EN-
4 2. #EXclama tion#o OF Guest. BILL
Ia bait for further discourse. 5
8i5 Especially to disclose Els ideal Of the
5f5t Mcssianic kingdom. Fl
NJ 8. Jesus Accepts Cha llenge. n 5.s
5aS Practl cal, not speculative. 81 i5}itE
II Personal attitude toward kingdom.
/ More important than mere q ccldents
Il OF the same, Il s3.
a 4. Not the National Ideal. 53st5SS .
* ~ Individual also prays to be excused.
5. Improbability: Strength OF Parable
ts;;s.5 Prepos ferrous inadequacy OF excuses.
Shows Sunwllingness to accept.
The T Teachers Lantern.
The banquet is ever the divine and
significant symbol Of the grace Of God.
provision inexhaustible.
Destiny turns upon the acceptance or
declination OF tho gracious invita- ton. The
responsibility is a personal one Every
man freely elects himself to life or death
Solemn thought Enough to awe the most
reckless enough to make the most super-8
fetal thoughtful. Il }s ca KS IA jFi5a3 S5
Gods horalds arc we. announcing the
feast, Angels may we'll coveta the honor
OF our4h high calling. 10 induce a fellow
i g te nohost Y thng fss @
Doubtful Ii eternity can AFFORD US moro
exalted work. We should be all at lt,}and
always In season and Il out---preac cher
teachers parents, eaguers, friends, neigh
bors, ALL 4l !. .t Z. rs u "A ( n II LIZ
Compel them to come In! So urgent
Is the case. Every argument must be
piled aaslduousy, The sluggish and DOR
mant are to be awakened. FL Devotees Of
the world, the flesh and tho d levi arc to
he made to see Gods claim, and allow
1t, NO goody platitudes spun out q {.
lackada isicnl benevolenceS are to effect an
end such as that, Only thoroughgoing
moral 3earnestness, which feels the terror
OF the law. ca n a successfully persuade
mon of It.. III AZ
And yet there Is room, The lavish way
God does things In nature hints the inns
possibility Of his being parsinlonious III l
grace. The giant oak shakes. and enough
acorIls fall to plant q hundred forests.
Atmosphere Is forty miles deep: can 1t
ever be breathed up? There nre cubic
miles of fresh water In natures treser- 4
vo!rs; can they ever be drunk up? So
In the blessed fountain opened In the
house OF David there Is enough for each,
for all, foreyermore. II. & 5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
. CHARTERS ISSUED.

State Corporation Commission
Starts Five Concerns to Work,
The state Corporation Commission Is
sued fye charters yesterday. as fol-
lows; X x VI X #
Virginia Carriage Factory (Incorpp-s
rated }. Il Roanoke. Harvey =. Hal, presi-.
dent; w, T.. Manning, yioe-presldent and
general manager; @. A. stutstnan. ssecre-
tary4 and treasurer, all Of Roanoke.
Maximum, ST, 900; n}lnumum. $40, 40.
Bargatn Realty cerpora5ioa Norfolk
Edward ". Wolcott, s. Burnell Bragg,
all Of Norfolk. Maximum, f25, 1000; mini
mum. $1,000.
Agssss q pssRsasas NGs
Davis. Benjamin Low eriberg. alI of NoFT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
WORK ON JEFFERSON.
Being Pushed With Vigorc Cons

Being Pushed With Vigor Con,
tract for Hardware Fixtures.
The contract for furnishing the hard-
ware household fixtures for the Jcffer-
son Hotel has been awarded r. w. Ryan.
OF Philadelphia, who has been in the
city for several days. 3s
Work on the hotel Is progressing rapid
". the plastering Of the bedrooms hays
Ing been begun q week ago. * i5 # 3
IT Is proposed by the management to
Introduce vacuum sweepers, which suck
up the dirt without raising dust, This
plan Is operated successfully III the large
New York hotels, which will have no
Improvement that Is not installed In the
Jefferson, sfi r5l N, "a rs ~ n
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Maximum, $4,000; Minimum, s15.-

f folk, Maximum, $4,000; Minimum, s15-.
blble Iyor presidsent; Baayd as-
.rIngton, yice-president; II. II Boat
wright, secretary and treasurer, all of
Danyllle, Maximum. $4,000; minimum.
$4,000. .5t n
Alexandria Electric Company, Alexan-.
drla. w. T.. Mathues, president, Media,
Pat u 81 Lord Rigby, Vice president, Me-
.dia, Pa. ~ e. Vaudeville secretary and
treasurer Fra .l u, g Bleist
mum, $4,000. a "A III s S3, /. ). gi3 n
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Richmonders in New Y ork.

N ~. 80. ~ AasocIhted PressD 1fI E374
e NEW YORK, August 8--Flfth Avenue,
J, Pickrell; 81, Denis, Il. r. Macon, b.. 3 +
,Denls; York. L. Barnes Mrs. NJ. NJ,
Gregg; Imperial. Dr. r. IF, williams;
Empire Dr. r. Il. Ferguson. Fl. y. BEN
nett and wife; Woodward, Miss NJ w,
Iiaskin, J. H, Jeppess and wife, T n,
Jeppess; Buckingham, \, Il. Willard;
Continental II. H. King; Hotel Aston,
ny, r. Smith,.
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SOCIAL AND
P-ERS O J, 1 |. ! j !,
Helpful Poetry.

Helptul Foetry.
20 on and do /. h X Il Il. H
The noble things
with purpose truefN
The poet sings. a
'.F'or Labor brings q.
Her slnurels to il VI b
The man that clings. I
. 60 on land DO.
,soar II, the bite 83I
Oh purple wings. II II
Take, III your view, & Is
Tie noble things. Isl
"All men are kings IL
And princes, who $3.S
II. Drink from these springs a
With purpose true IN 4 4 III
."'Then let's inbue Z 33ss55E
The lyric strings II n 81
s. With slifeanew, y Il iS
Tho poet sings.
:Thls poem swings }S5lit.
& Until Its through. 3355@s
MI These 'cheer-up" things
hate 'em. z on. 4: /
"A Il IN slg Go on n 3. Il
WI u III K t5---- Nav York Mall.
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Abducted Her Child.

e Sarah Mallory OF No, 1b16 Blair Street,
appeared before Chief Werner yesterday
and stated that her half-slster, Martha
Mo1.lsh, had abducted her three-year-od
girl, and taken her to New York. The
Chief told her that nothing could be done
until she got a warrant, and she said that
she would do so, X X @ ~.
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Mr.. Brown Here.

Mr.. John Thompson Brown, of Bedford
county. secretary OF the Constitutional
Convention Survivors Association, was
In Richmond yesterday, and visited Col
sonel Morton Marye at the Library build
ing, .5 # 81
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Back on Duty;

Z Bicycle olicoman II, a, Amos, who has
been Off duty with an attack Of malaria
and rheumatism, has recovered and s!s
back at his post again. ohlcer Amos ls
one of the most ancient members on
tho force. Il 5Slf d VI S n l'Ssa
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Laurel Street. witt, party, Of friends, is
summerlng at Mrs. Samuel Turner 8 cot

summering at Mrs. Samuel Turner's cot
tage Buckroe Beach.
Miss Chile Cary, Of this city. ana her
niece, Miss Annie \. White, Of Caroline
county have gono to Louisa county to
spend several eeks. u "
Mr.. William Leah n Is visiting Captain
N. .. Hawkins in Bedford City. n II VI
Miss Mildred IIlll lis the guest Of Miss
Fannie Harrison, In llerst county. Va e.
* Mrs. w, "a. Oates, who has been at the
Retreat for the Sick for two weeks. has
returned to her home IN Prince Edward i'tl
county. ~ Y. S:} I III S$5 n ss 81
Mrs, q. s5P, smoot, Of Caroline 4 county.
has been called to the city on account OF
tho illness Of her sister, Miss Susie Pol g
lard. ~ ~ ~ g ID .IisE NH Ia 5s hi
Mrs. r. D. steere and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. G. w. Clayton
lin Bedford City have returned to Rich l'c
mond s55 III 81 jSSs K; a IN
miss Jennie Jones, OF n Memorial Hos,
5pital, has returned from Scottsville, where
she visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs :'
N. 4 u, j ones. NJ sg3l M II 81 Fl S
Miss Peachy5 Lyon, Of Richmond. who;
has been the guest Eof Mrs. T 81 Gill, in
Caroline county, III has q left for e Orangs,
county to Visit relatives 49, II
& Dr.. William q. Hatcher VIII leave next
week for Bedford county, va,
:, ',. 8. .5 !, 4 q 7, |, y,
y. rs.NV.D p. Gates lann. cnliqren ar1 VS.,
ting Mrs -. at We"
near scottsville. r5i vi n itS %
y gsr5- ii5. .a3{ I. n. h. b II !. /, \.
MISS iaudes scott is tno guess q M =.
and M rs H. A. Cogh1ll IN Carollne c tl
II N , III u
$5 by 555 ''s A ia d 4
Sss Mrs. s. G.. Tillman has returned to her
home in I'1uyanna county, after a3Ylslt
to friends l.tr 81 here ere s "
MISS = KoperIs as v'sl.n ,ss
LIN 's g - 'to<'
5 VIZ
nv eG v,I 4 Farm rmvil lila
a few DAYS his week. Mrs, Ellington was
formerly Miss belle Porter, v Q e Farms
vile, 49, q 34 5ig5
Mrs. Finders rs}i is tn, guest Of the Misses
Coles, at .'Woodville,,' near Keene, Va. Ri
5 53ts. iA 4 N j5S i5j3 54S A
ing the month Of August IN Allan tn,s Ca.
where he is supplying for Dr. W.a9iW.
Landrum. ts5 t5 81 f5] ri i.5.5
s* Han \ moore r. nas y no,,ncod u
s. EsgB Stuart camn Z a. - c "a
Veterans, Il al TBerryville VI ~ az Which
gin prcpar ton for the erection OF a large
boulder on his farm west OF 51erryville. l
to mark the spot Who're General r. ~
way to Gettysburg. The boulder! Is to be
suitably inscribed, enclosed and presented
A.. - - ~, stuart r., camp =, :,
sons visited Mr., and Mrs. P. ". Poland.
IN scot&svllle.# this week. IA f5 Il
B5' $fi fG-55'F N III III 5ls5 i5 E 3Ii
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E Services at the First Baptist Church
on the first and second Sundays 1n 4 Au-
gust will be conducted by the Rev. John
z. White, p !. p, pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church Of Atlanta, Ga. p ST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

81 Or. Young has returned to the city.
and will prea Oh at Centenary Method
Church TO- morrow at both services, tax ak,
Ing for his subject In the morning a
Startling Question: and at night, Steal
ing as a Fine Art 81 i S5
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81 AT Clay Street Methodist Church the;
pastor, Ss4s Rev T. 8 Mon. Simpson, will
preach In the morning on "a N1lsdirected
effort. Wasting Strength and Means,
and in the evening on "a Good Man Re-
buked for "a Bad AL lance. y K VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

There is a great treat In store for the
congregation of the Grove Avenue I3ap~i
ttist Church on Sunday morning. Dr.
Hawthorne. the pastor. Will conduct the
opening services. Mrs. Murphy will sing
her most popular solo,. Rev. John Purser,
D., D.. of Atlanta, Ga, will deliver the
sermon. Dr. Purser Is one OF the strong
est men In the Southern pulpit, 63s5 8
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sol UTH /. CAR DERAlLED.
N. & W. Staten1el1t#of Earnings

President George ". Stevens. Il Of the
and Ohio, who has been for
q week past in the coal fields Of West
returned Z to Richmond yester-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

4 Mr. NJ. W. Cornell, division passen-8
ger agent Of the Chicago Great Yves STERN.
was a visitor at the various railroad
Offices OF Richmond yesterday. u II
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Y It Is reported that the coal products
OF the mines In Kanawha 38 and New:
River Districts are steadily increasing,
there having been more than a half
million tons shipped over the, Chesapea {
and Ohio during the month Of July. $#
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The regular services will be held II at
the Second Baptist Church on Sunday at
ii Il O. clock. Dr. w. ". Landrum, OF At
.lanta, Ga. will preach. and the quartet
choir of the church, which has been off
for the month"; july on their 3vaca ton,
will resume their work and render q fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

4 Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will preach
IatsNWest End Christian Church, on Morris
Street between Main and F lloyd Avenue.
tomorrow morning and night. The morn
ing subject will be 81 The Christ Of His
tory The night subject will be The
Vision Of john HI 45 tS 81 MI
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Y Mrs. w, AZ 4 Dat es,& who has been at the
Retreat for the Sick for two weeks. has
returned to her home Ia Prince Edward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

A broken hango on a freight car sent
nine cars attached to n train Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio thirty feet down
the Second Street enbankment on
Thursday. No ono was injured. the
brakesman having n miraculous escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

Dr. Jeter G. Dickinson, Of Gadsdpn,
Ala, will supply the pulpit at Calvary
Baptist Church 4 during the 88 month vt;
August, 4 In the q absence Of the pastor.
DIR. Feyland Knight Or. Dickinson Will
preach at both services tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

\ Mrs, Oh & smoot Of Caroline '7'tlt
has been called to the city on account OF
the illness Of her sister, Miss Susie Pol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

q The Rev. T. B. Bettyiwill I'LL his pulpit
at Park Place Methodist Church at u
a. Land 6 T. B Ms His morning theme
will BIO THE Christian Believers Help and
and the evening theme "The
Chris ian Believers Hope and It's Purify
"a fllnncn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

y Mr. H. W. Fuller. general passenger
agent Of the Chesape and Ohio, whose
offices are In w Washington was In the
city yesterday. sss 4l5 y 1HH 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

Y The Rev, John r. Even, Of Youngs
town, O.. viii MI the pulpit Of the Thlrs
Christian Church Tomorrow at II A. NJ
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Miss Peachy3 Lyon, OF Richmond. who;
has been the guestEof Mrs T. b Gill, In
Caroline county, II has left for Orange,
county to visit relatives. g. Il t
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-14

The Cars Spy - cA.r.nsr I.

tured in order to obtain confessions and
information with as much cruelty as in
the black days Of the Inquisition. These
walls are thick, and their cries are not
heard from the oubliettes below the
lake."
l had long ago heard Of the horrors of
Schusselburg. Indeed who has not heard
"Alas, m'sieur, yes! The place in
which some of the poor creatures are tor
Continued on Fourteenth Pagel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-05-02

The closed season for game fish
ing was inaugurated last Thursday
and continues to May 25th. Notice
to that effect has been issued to the
game wardens, calling their atten-
ton to section 81, paragraph 55 OF
the state fish and game laws which
says in part: "It shall be unlawful
and is hereby prohibited to take,
catch or kill in any manner game
fish, except brook trout of any
variety, III any water of the state,
between March 1st and May 25th,
next succeeding" The exception
of brook trout is made because the
season for that closes between Aug.
18th and May LIST.
In order to inform relatives at
Los Angeles that he and his family
were we'll and had escaped injury
IN the terrible catastrophe at San
Fran cisco. Edward Newman found
that to do so in the shortest pos
sible time was to cable to relative
at Berlin, Germany and have the
message repeated from there to the
LOS Angeles relatives who received
the message shortly after it left San
Francisco. Newman took this
roundabout but quick way of reach
ing his relatives on account of not
being able to get message through
to Los Angeles from San Francisco
over the telegraph lines.
The Grant birthday celebration
OF Galena, ILL.,, last Friday was a
grand success. One of the largest
crowds ever known in the history
of the town was in attendance and
the weather was Sublime. Among
the high functionaries present were
Judge G.. G.. Kohlsaat; III. III. and
Ernest Kohlsaat; Judge P. S. eros
soup, of Chicago; and Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris, of Washington, D,
c., only daughter of the general
Judge Grosscup was speaker of the
day and his effort is said to have
been a gem of the oratOrical art
The exercises were held in the Grant
Memorial park and there was 9
general suspension of business in
honor of the occasion.
WANTED: Cows that will calve in
the spring. RAY CARTHEw. 2ltt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-05-02
Low Rates to Los Angeles.

Via the Northwestern line. An
excursion rate of one first class
limited fare for round trip, will be
in effect from all stations April 25
to May 5, inclusive, with favorable
return limits, on account of I'm
perial Council, Mobiles of Mystic
Shrine. Three fast trains through
to California daily. 1.-THE Los
Angeles Limited" elected lighted
throughout. via the New Salt Lake
Route, with drawing room and
tourist sleeping cars. ''The Over
land Limited" electric lighted
throughout less than three days en-
route. Another fast daily train is
is The China & japan East Mail''
with drawing room and tourist
sleeping cars. For itineraries and
full information spply to agents
Chicago & North western R'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-05-02

ESTATE of David Powers. deceased.
State of Wisconsin, County Court of
Grant County-In Probate,
Notice is hereby given. that at the special
term of'the county court, to be held in and
for said County, at the court house in the city
of Lancaster, in said county on the 4th
Tuesday of May. A. D., 1906, being the 22nd
day of May. 1906. at the hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. the following matter will be
heard and considered:
ministrator with the will annexed of the
estate of David Powers. late of the town OF
Glen Haven, Grant county. Wisconsin. de-
ceased. for the allowance of his final &C
count as such administrator and for the as
signment of the residue of said estate to
such other persons as are by the terms OF
the last will and testament of said deceased
entitled thereto.
By order of the Court.
E. B. GOODSELL, County Judge
Dated, April H. 1906
Brown & Brennan, Adms. AttYs.
(First ms. April IL: last ms. May ID