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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21

Sunday as the people
were getting ready for re-
ligious worship the fire bell
rang out. The city cali
boose was discovered TO be
on fire. The flames were
subdued without much
damage. An unfortunate
had filled up on booze the
night before and had been
placed in the lookup to sob
er off. 1t may be that he
had accidently left some
fire there as he had been
released an hour or so be-
fore the smoke was seen.
The farmers institute was
quite well attended although
the weather and roads were
bad. The discussions on
all lines had a beneficial eff
feet. An organization was
perfected with Il. e. Fur
man president and r. S.
Mead secretary to work in
the institute interests and
every year hereafter one
one will be held here.
Card Of Thanks Appre-
ciating to the fullest extent.
the kindness and sympathy
shown us by our friends and
neighbors during the illness
and death of our dear wife
and mother, we take this
means OF expressing our
thanks and gratitude. Eu-
gene Fassett and family.
A number of subscribers
have requested us to again
print the wider nature de-
partment and it is re-
sumed. That's right, friends,
when you don't see what
you want, let us know.
Evangelical services next
Sunday: Glendale II a. N.
Corrin $50 o. M, Miller
100 D. IN. Sunday school
I'm, \. n A. 6:45 >. III.
Il Booth, Tassx,s.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
G. c. BRIGGS, Offices 8 & 9
End Floor Masonic Temple,
Miller, S. Oak.
March 2l-t7
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the
payment OF the principal and interest
ON the money secured by a mortgage
dated the 10Th day Of July, 1905, exc
cuted by George ID. Hogue and Lizzie
Hogue, his wife, to Kennedy a. Me-
Gonagle, of Woodbury. county, Iowa
and which mortgage was recorded in
the office OF the register of deeds of
the county of Hand, and state of
South Dakota, in book IA CT mort
cages, on page 667T. the 3rd day OF Au-
gust, 1905, at ii O'Clock a. m.
Whereas, no action or proceedings
at law or otherwise have been inSti-
tuted to recover the debt secured by
said mGatgage, or any part thereof and
Whereas, the amount claimed to be
due at the date of this notice on said
mortgage is the sum of Eight hundred
and fifty dollars t$S50.00) principal.
and thirty-seven dollars and nine-fiye
cents (S37.95) interest, besides the sum
of ten dollars $4,000 attorneys fees
allowed by law.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that said mortgage, by virtue Of
The power OF sale contained therein,
will be foreclosed by sale of the
iHoitSuSCu ptciiiiSeS ueSCT!Deu Gnereln
al public auction by the sheriff Of said
Hand county to pay said Indebtedness.
ON the 5th day of May, 1906. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at
the front door of the court house In
the city OF Miller, Hand county, South
Dakota.
The mortgaged premises are situat-
ed in said Hand county, and are de-
scribed as follows
The north one-haH OF the northeast
quarter, IN. OF the m K. r. and the
north one-half of the northwest quar-
ter. ~. ! of the N. w. n of section
eight, 81 Ia township one hundred
and sixteen, Q16) north, of range
sixt~seyen, (67, west OF the fifth p. AZ.
confirming one hundred and sixty
acres more or less, according to the
United States government survey.
Dated march both, 1886, at Miller.
S. ID. =
KENNEDY & McGoNAaLE,
80. - Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgages.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
The Markets.

PRICES PAID IN MILLER
Wheat, No. /, Csc.
Wheat, No. 2, Gle.
Macaroni wheat 52c.
Oats zoe.
Barley Csc.
Spells 40c per 100 lbs.
Eggs Ice.
Butter 15c.
Flax csc
Corn, 25c
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
Notice to Assessors.

Section 2086 Political
Code Of 1903 requires the
assessors of the several
Towns and Townships to
meet on the first Tuesday
of April OF each year to
confer with the Auditor and
County Commissioners in
reference to their duties.
Accordingly the assessors
of the several towns and
townships Of Hand county
viii meet this year III the
auditors Office in Miller, s.
ID, April 3, 1866, at 2
D. ~.
AMI. e. Morrow,
90. Auditor.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
TovG, County State.

Joe Curiiss is clerking in
Crahtree's store.
III. Il. Greeves was in
Minnesota on business.
DIR. McCracken now has
a telephone in his Office
i. p. Sutphen was away
OH business for a few days.
List your land with the
Wausa Land Go. They
have buyers. If
Cyrus Wharton and dau-
ghter Naomi were in town
one day last week.
d. I'll. Smith and family
now occupy their new home
near the courthouse.
Mrs. Cheatam is here
from Brookings to be treat
ed by DR.. McCracken.
Mr.. Newcomer and fam
lily are about to move to
their ranch southwest of
here.
Miss Leonard was in town
last week. She went to
Aberdeen to accept her for
mer position there.
Mrs. Bessie Crabtree re-
Gently returned from Arr
IONA where she went to care
for her mother, who was
very sick, but has recovered
and is expected to arrive
here shortly for avisit.
The revival meetings in
the Methodist church are
drawing good houses and
much interest is being man
ifested. Mr.. Miller is an
evangelist of power and is
doing the town good. Some
50 persons have declared
their intention Of uniting
with the churchesas a result
OF the meetings. The date
Of their close has not been
x1nouneed yet.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21

| want to buy one or two
good quarters of land cheap
for cash. 20. L. Ostrander.
See the St. Cloud grain
separator; cleans any kind
of grain. Geo. Jeffrey,
Miller S. ID.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
L A N ID S
FOR RENT.

southeast 6-1ll-69
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southeast Z9-ll3-I0
northeast zS-ll3-'o
horCheasO S-ll3-o9
southeast 2o-llZ-o8
ncftaeaSb 6-lll-oi
northwest o-lli-ot
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northeasU l4-Il4-Io
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southwest 8-llO-67
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northwest 32-ll5-6S
northeast 28-ll2-G7
nOrtIlpa ct py-l ln-ET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
DRAGGED BY A
RUNAWAY TEAM
WILLIAM eArGs SERIOUSLY
INJURED AT WEST SEATTLE
AND oocroRs FEAR ne NAY
NOT RECOVER.

Dragged fer several hiocks BY n
team of frightened hafass. William
Gates. - Aikl Point. waa probably
fatally lFuurea Al West Seattle this
riprnink The fisht side % aafrs'
fare Was laCsfatsd bis hip smashed
and e = feafeH hln uNall was ffat-
tuFsd
The aerifonf happened shortly BE- /.
fure uatn. eiales had hls rs down
~ tbe rlant ct lhe Novelty Mlii.
fof'paHs ana uhen be iflra 81 furn
fhT haz sea araund che tongue ~ the
uaxan broke The team fan aaaf
amd gialss Who became rniauNied
~ Tie wfrcAase. nas araFEsa fof
several bigt ks bsfurs b. bsssfne
ioorsaea frum the naaaisnea ant.
fmai2
Gates was renewed u ne efaek o.
ads heiei. az hiki whste hs lives
uottafs wTFe esilaa haf up 90 a
late baur ths ltsiargd man waa allll
aarHnss lows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
SIX CANOES TURNED OVER ON
LAKE WASHINGTON YEsTER.
oAY-oris CUTTING SEVERE.
~ INJURED WHILE DRIVING
MOTOR BOAT.

Six serious accidents. one almost
fatal aud one which resulted In a
badly fractured and bruised lex &C.
CURED on Lake Washington yester.
day afternoon. marking the most
serious opening of the canoe season
Vet recorded. Otis Cutting. chief
drauEhtsman FOR the Seattle, sui
fered from an injured leg while
driving his motor boat, the newly
finished WiudsplittUr
Mr Cutting 'was just a fcw hun.
dred yards of Leschi park when
his LETT leg became involved In the
running gear. WAS twisted around
the shaft and broken The machin.
cry was disabled but the injured
man was soon taken ashore and
sent to the Seattle General hospital,
whore he will recover without los
ing the leg. as was NJ first feared.
One ls Serious.
The other accidents we're all in
the form OF capsixing canoes, aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
cApr cisB RGruRas.

cspt = p Ghb. - The under
writer's. returned % Seattle satur-
day ninht FROM Juneau. where he
has been for tho rasf three months
attending r. TIE raising - the Ger
ulaa steamer Mafifshs e. Faias
bay The ataausr ia raised end VIII
be- brought south aud placed on the
dfg dock nj Eequimaff wifhln q few
days The job was difficult one.
several futile attempts being made
20 ffnaf the Steamer before aurresa
finally resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
HIGHEST COURT
AFFIRMS GUILT

WASHINGTON. - {. May Il
rho United States supreme court
today decided against Senator Bar
ton. Of Kansas
Burton must serve six months In
Jail aud pay 5000 fine on one
count. and must paw $500 fine
and serve six months tn Jail on tine
second count
llo IS indicted on the CHARGE or
appearing before government do
pmtment Tor personal gain IN "a
government proceeding. The court
prohibits Burton from ever holding
an office OF trust or profit under
the government He ceases 10 be
senator whom sentence begins
Burton was given G0 days to file
a motion for a rchcariug. Iudg.
ment will be suspended until the
motion g. heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
JAps roa Bsll aovs.

The American bell hop. a. IN.
Hgtlss hnisl have bssa replaced b.
the hftia bfesa boys - japan. This
step has beer Contemplated b. the
ntsnAKHuisut fef ssHie time. nusaK
- TIE American fautha kslus q
trirn eafsfeas % their attentions a.
tbr ttaNsllrg pmhiie The Jee bagu
aFr fnahius Efeaf infaaas It ths
vaFiuas hafsis. ewing e their eios~
attention go ths aifssfsug bfaHeh~a
~ thr hogei INDUSTRY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
RUSHING RAILROAD
WORK ON PENINSULA

pacific Intended 70 extend the = =
a = n n line out from Qullcone
Al that time blue prints wsHc in
the CHS showing the plans far The
catrHsicu
g A. natWell. of the Industrial
department Of the Alaska Central
railway. went a. Port Toanfend
last week - look ever the field
hin self hsias heavy property
ov nef n peft Townsend realty
Activity az Port Townsend.
Thls morning he said that greater
activity than has been noticed la
The cauutrA adjacent tn Purf Town
srnh s. ai present teing shown
ilafEe shipments ~ bridge ma.
ieriH are nov helnE sent 70 rori
fus napna. said Mt nhtweii "rhe
construction work now underway II
~ more substantial nature thau
woiad be- required for iogrlng
irauhs The bridge eork especially
shows That mribiug bcFldaa log
giaE trains viii be hauled over
thsan
{ niso learned from the best OF
wffhaFilt that the Hartman ~ tom
had engineers 10 the field. aud %
my mind the peninsula will see
mueh railroad work there this sum.
mel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
INSURANCE STILL
WORRIES FRISCO

OAKLAND. Cals May 2i.-The
committee Of 10 went into executive
session In Reeds hail az II o'clock
this morning for the purpose Of con-
tinuiuE the assignment Of losses.
No reports have YET been returned
by the various sub committees. but
Il h thought that many of those
committees will complete their work
at an early date.
The office OF the board Of under
writer's was opened this morning
on the second floor of the Ferry
building Tor Tie purpose OF general
information only. Il ~ stated that
the committee Of Is win move rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
MINISTER DENOUNCES
SECRET SOCIETIES

~ secret organization AZ the same
tine be admitted that ministers
were affiliated with Masonry. but
spared them nor the order none the
less
Ia brief. IL blanchard declared
that Masonry had done for the Bible
whHi neither Judaism nor Mahomrt
had attempted Ina. as he argued.
cutting the name and personality OF
leuian Christ out OF The Scriptures
Advocates open Preaching.
The speaker earnestly advocated
opyn preaching against secret or.
defs from the pulpit as 'he duty OF
ministers, holding that the lodges
Are trying TO substitute the doctrine
~ saiFallan by works, instead ot
tho ehflsiian gospel Of iuslifica
ton hg faith
The lafhn aud secret sufk ~
Masonry received hnecinl attention
al TIE hands u Or Blanchard Ia a
stYle that pa hablv nrufed uncom
Portable for aty Mason thar mlght
have been ih the audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21

nou The hisnwsYufan accepted
t,oiaharxs explanation that the
moasy whleh be handed over vas
al b. had
Go home now and have gooa
aleee. the gnntiFman ~ fha road
advised the eth trem bling victim ~
the Hfveuture. end GoldahnrE too
astuuished % frame ang suitable re.
ply. left the scene and roitfled
Fatrolmau W "a Smith ~ the rugl-
hegY.
40 short Man.
Goidshufa SAYS the highway msam
vas fglif SIX fee, Ia hsiGht. wore =
araf snlt ~ clothes and eoIt naI
and kept the uppef uortl8n of hia
face screened with . black ma4s
The man Nita the gun was Hiso
smooth shaven
Detectives have been pai 70 work
on the case. hui np 10 = late hour
hal obtained NJ cieN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
WOMEN WILL
HELP MITCHELL

According % O. V Hurt. Of Cor
Wallis. ths father ~ Nrs CrefflsId.
fhe women ~ The iiols Roller camp
9iil give Testimony that viii
strengthen The defense of George
AiichaH
Mr Hurt has written to Morris
and shipleY saf ina that while Fhese
women urve ~ inye for Mitchell
and whiie iheE are stlll loyal 20
Creffieia ths9 wiil tell The truth
When placed GA the witness stand
Their testimony viii be brought iu
10 ahou thar Creffislds conduct
wan s8ch as So caiMe lsmpornry
lnsauilf on the part Of Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
HOLDS TO
FELONY ITHEOR Y

civil service commission today.
This an the authority OF Mayor
hHillnRef as cited iu the police
handbook prepared by him last
year Applicants replying that Il
"a q mlsdemeanor viii be ripen mo
credit
However. n u be shown by other
authorities that there e. difference
of opinion ON the subject. those
making the mistake viii be literally
marked"
a. shown by The tsar last sntur-
daX on the authority OF Mayor
Moore ana Prosecuting Attorney
Mafkintoah gambling Ia not a fel-
ouy ln thia state. but a mlademcan-
o. Device gambling or running a
samhllnr Same or house IL 4 felony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
NEW DEPOT To
SHINE
WHEN POWER PLANT Is IN.
sTALLED THE BUILDING
WILL DC a BLAZE or LIGHT.

when the power plant Of the Hill
depot is completed and the electric.
turned on. the depot will simply
be blaze OF light az night Eiec
tficians are nov buay az sork max.
ine connections ana placing globes
on the many light posts ON fhe
sisep0t court extending from Jackson
itY turned on. the depot viii simply
# to the main building
Within The next 10 daln large arc
lights viii be- placed IN the clock
tower enabling the time Of night q
be seen az Ia the day
WorblnKmcn are nos finishing
the n'aug offices on the second and
third stories in readiness for oeeu
paBcy ht June / Ia the waiting
room the marble work is about
completed The dining and lunch
rooms are uoN open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21

Charles ". wsppeusseln. Mayer
Maares ehoice g. head ne poiies
department.. formally assumed the
issisn 81 chief u nolics this mora.
inx. after fiiinE hla herd 81 the
sam of g zee aas laAius the eath
% efflos. The essssas ~eea fafHisbad
~ a local surety eumranS.
smash Co shRaeless worthless
nsss al the Eambiink psraphsf
nails Clean up the tGNn. enforce
the LAYS. EiFr The people u Seattle
soBe,hins 80 thlak about besides
blaming he Administrative depart
meut Tor toying "a uuliifg scts 81
The legislative department These
uefs the Instructions nf the mayer
given this uF8ruiux 10 the new chief
FlH I've Vacancies.
There Wiu be two vacancies %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
STOESSEL MAY
Be EXECUTED
sumoREp THAT BOTH HU AND
ADMIRAL NUBookroFF HAVE
nHuN SENTENCED nv Mill.
rARY COURT.

~. PETERsnUR0 May SIT
Il runlesed that the military court
which Investigated the Port Arthur
surrender has condemned to death
Lieut. Gen, storsssi. the defender 81
Port Arthur and Rear Admiral Ne.
boEatoff. commander of one u Ro
icstsenskYs rquadronn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
MILL VETO BOTH
LICENSES
s0osE IS SAID TO BE oppos.
10 TO soTa TIE GREAT
"0sTHsHs AND TIE RosB
LioUos PLANS

~ Mayor Moore viii veto both
Great Northern laE8f ii4aar
ava The s. D. Habb l.4asr
- siihih block ~ TIE rev
: ne oplnI1n n men who
apsfoached him fer au er-
'es'l y opinion 0H the subject.
u gsnsfai principles Il may be
n'.'ls'ivsly stated that the
.. - vigorously opposed 10 me
of nqa1f ID enaea In.
s-...9 q about tHs neW depot. BE
So $50 ~ his campaign that he
Ia BOT stand f9r the safe ~
- Il scar ne depot. and b. ataudn
-. - ffomlse la The Nay a mar.
4. = ne mayor puts b.
~ Y. Great Northern license and
~ '..h1 Acsnse are ln the hands ~
81 I, 'ssase and revenue committee
~. - e8auciI and may BE- acted on
~. -, ''ssIl oor II ia Anticipated fhat
49,. ~ BE- Recommended f1r casa
y ne fonmIfiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
jOV|Al H|GHWAYMAN
GETS EARLY VICTIM
fireman Golbsburg Encounters Masked In.
dlsldual, Who Jokes as He Takes Cash at the
Point Of Revolver

- al the Iassat approved
ss'snss ant props of hla profea
IN - fsrS, iishwsyman 81 TIE
~z ssaSs hts spQeHranra il
5rpNns a as cariF hunr this
alzx Tvteaaq Coi1shar- the
NE asss IN Frauaut and at The
- e = rsvelFe turael over hia
49,. amcunelax 70 81. - the
''ttsharE sHeouuieryd The hish.
N{nzn ahortif before I o'ciaeE
~ Refsiax A. b. rounded =
*'z' tornar zoe hlEhwaYmsu
sssped b front ~ hlm.
ssscs - Moasy.
sfJ % DIS gb your early taaf.
.z'sasiona' - announced. m.
y ~ ne msfaef, 80 forl over
.Nsfshars tofsef be iold the
-iulsaan ia,er taaf the barrel -
'sasoi ieokei az bix a. a can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
CHARLES W. wNppessrgls.
ssattis's ss~ c hss Of Police.

fiM that left ~ she new chief il adj
ffastns from bic old affirc n dstsC-
fits ahd ths post vacated when a
masi il Nelet ted from the ranks to
taiee fhe jos Wapuennisin discard
I'd 20 a. = late haaf today chief
We nfenstsis sald he bad made na
Neieetton.
viii Narrs Inspector.
chlsf waup~nstein wili probably
apeetnf an Inspector ~ roliea TO-
meffnN During TIE chiefs alb
ssnet this official uili be aetinE
ehtsf L Nfli not MEAN another cap
raIh. bal the Inspector - police VIII
have more ~ a fueiHs commission
thau an ordinary captain. Recent
Artiak chief willard ard capt.
f3ul.ashsr nfv both spoken ~ AZ
faxbFahiy considered fer this office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
NEW CHURCH
IS DEDICATED
BISHOP MOORE, ASSISTED BY
CLERGY. HOLDS SERVICES IN
QUEEN ANNE NJ. G. CHURCH
SUBSCRIPTION is RAISED.

Dedication services FOR the new
Queen Anne n y church. ~ tho
eurner 81 Flfth az W and Garfield
a.. wefe held yesterday. with
nlshop Moore AID Il number 81 orb.
- Methodist eIsfRf assisting the
pastor. Rev o II MCGll bishop
Moore occupied the pulpit in the
morning. and Rev y A. Ia Nio.
bette. 81 Olympia. IN the evening
The dedleatofF music Was 10 charge
~ Prof 3 G. King
The noN church IL niodsrued aft.
81 the mission pattern vith dark
interior finish A. YESTERDAY zere.
icen the sum nf sf.sai MAS sub.
Heribed. making ample means with
which 10 complete the design
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
F. =. CHURCHILL DEAD

Franklin Henry Churchill, aFed
g. died yesterday Al The family
residence. ara ". Caller 1T. peceaa-
Cd WAS brother II Dr. y A.
Churchill fnierIuent viii be made
In Mount Pleasant cemetery. but tho
date Of the funeral has not been arr
ranged Remains ate al Bonney-
WHfa1nfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
go ARMED To
THE TEETH

PHILADELPHIA. "a. MAY 81 49,
Tho cruiser Columbia sails from
the navy yard TODAY xlth GOO ma
rineH fof Panama. 90 preserve peace
during tho elections IN the canal
zone The men expect hard fight
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
SECRETARY OF CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION WILL NOT REC.
ooNIzE GAMBLING As A MIS-.
pEmERNoR m EXAMINATION
PAPERS.

Papers o. applicants for appoint
ment ne patrolmen ora the police
force who we're asked the question
whether gambling IL felony Or a
mindcmeanor viii be given full
credit II they replied that ., IL fell
ony," sald Secretary circuit Of me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
"N1os Ia TOILETTE
WILL CONE TO sEATrIr

n - Toilette. ez-F.pafaor
&c. .s..i.a'u snd 81 81 asrf f-rIfea
49,, s senator ffom thar sf.ts win
*. So. s.a'ils during Iaae Soon =
ssnss..s s'Fea out faaF bs ne
tsss Z. 'fishas Who EHss hfaIg
So. sspea1encs aItb him
assen - - eloss Of r,s 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-21
Or. BLANCHARD ATTACKS MA.
SONS AND OTHER SOCIETIES
AT TIE MEETING or TIE
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERIAL
ASSOCIATION.

In an address 20 the pfeaby terrain
Ministerial association. delivered nj
the First Presbyterian church 10.
day. Or blanchard. Of Wheaton col.
leEa' Illinois. made vigorous al.
tack ON secret societies, the growth
OF which he termed the greatest
aud mont mrnaeinx antiChriHtlan
movement ct history.
Attacks Mascns.
DR. blanchard devoted hia r.
marks principally to the Masona.
designating that order as the parent
Of what he deems the Abonination
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Aaron ~ Kuhn. aged A.. died ON
Saturday at Providence hospital
Deceased belonged 10 pott Town.
semi lodge. u = O. T.. aud the
remains will be shipped 10 that
point, funorai services being held
under the Ausniees OF the Elks.
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NORTHERN COMMERCIAL
MOVES TO NEW OFFICE

The Northern Commercial eom-
pany. y. ". Burchard. agent moved
to cammodioua quarters a. - Ma
fion 81 today The koHmoa line
wut also be- located IN the new Of
flee
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WILL RAISE
LARGE SUM

DIES MONIES. Iowa. May I'll
The Presbyterian assembly today
voted 70 raise 100000 IN the
churches during June. $4,000 OF
which will b. used IA restoring
California churches injured BY the
raFEHun4Ne
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CANOEISTS
COME TO GRIEF

ono almost resulted fatally. A man
and woman. who refused 20 give
their names. turned over IN tbe
waves OF the steamer Cyrene off
Madrona park and were only res.
Cued after the woman had Fons
down twice. A launch picked them
up They were taken 20 the MAJ
droua hotel. where the woman
quickly recuperated and the couple
were taken away in a carriage.
Between Madrona and Ieschi
parks canoe containing one man
capsized and the occupant was left
On the water 10 minutes before res
eued. but chung 20 his canoe.
General capsizina.
At Madison park another couple
were turned over. and the steamer
Cyrene's crew reported an accident
just south OF Madison. where two
men were recklessly turning around
iu the steamers swell and went
over.
At the lake these accidents were
doubled by being told differently 10
numerous parties As a matter OF
fact the day was the worst for ac-
cidouts that the steamboat men rec
ollect. and Il was very fortunate
that no lives were lost The wind
was brisk. and the inexperienced
persons ia canoes showed little eau
ton In avoiding steamers.