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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
mtd1taan.
Wifacl SberiSau 10.

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Tiger iioen ifisS % br9bte 8ictor
@ricfion | R~ortbIanb, bleo iibite
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Retteu | Wenominee % osnrt til ii
aar I StatsiqngiIet. SberiSan,
icm er 60 aar sommel, eiuuSe fulb
SiIitoaeIde. san iogoe, be ror blep'
ne berltiebe / Nortblanb ON Iftenen
BEN ste Hpp., at @ricfion boooe
Ilooet eFter bGm flere 9anee og taget
$40 fra BAN. San fit Sa lat ct
bobbeltlebet @ep9r, fatte to Batro.
ner / og ifieb begge Sflaboene ! Wsa-
ben pna @ricfion.
arbeibere mangicr. @iaim
garuoiie meloer at mango Sr9la1t'
eierne melem Regairlee og gscanaba
err bIeone MOT til at lutte alt arbeioe
al Mun9el paa Grbeibere. gfange'
len paa arbefSere bar gfort, at Or
beiSsIsnnem er iteget uo9G ganffe
uieSodnligt; boor man for nogIe
gar iiSen leie6e 4rbeiSere / SfoSen
for SIC pr. Waanco 90 Scott moa
nan MI betuIe $40 pr. TauneO, %
Soften er iom paa De beOite Soteaer,
anSre arbeiosgrene tager M De Or,
beiSere, ipm f6r pleiebe at arbeioe
Sfogen ON &interen, 90 Den forbeie'
Be GrbciosIsn angioes iom 8runo til
Den fppre Stisning &rtien paa
SrplaIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Gn Grnarina.

SSenr Geuart @ormar, en- f~anoinapiif
Sntifer | Ninneapolis tiger: ~Stte en- Rer'
inn al ii. iom bruaer Srilcr, er forlnuet
mee be Glas, Spm 6enit pasier bans Spu,
isrni en- TOR Eel al Incompetence Jolt paSier
@riuer. Set er intet llnoer, at be pasier
@iosiene frit: be tienoer life npset til, bpab
bet meuueifeliae Sun SrGoer. Seuer ifte
brnoer be ia, laal9rge DC tan lgl9e me
rirae biaige glas, neset ON ems Snn onr
ruineret.- aRr. s2orniar, en- ~ldsiphoig
SpeeiaItt | pioenlfabeliq Hettelle ~ Spnet
bar Nonior | Gnorus Snsntr8en, sginnea.
POLLS, @im.. % iises at BABE en- lipr stratus
be aorbpeiiIiae Statsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
JnoIdnoet.
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G~aIrpu,nGuSeHe panbt.

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GdIoneoIoere | Ailuntic Nco | so
mar iuar tratnere Ill at eaa no a
Gorretniasert, eiterut De hapoe betul
MhtIHtiutten for set fsritc &oartaI
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neeteSe at tiIbapcbetale noeet a
Sfattct, og SoIopnmuroene onlngo'
Sag. Sogen bar int ppret ! Setelte'
ref, ip,n nfgap Den &ienbelIe, at gu
pcrriprerne mnd tiIbagebetdle Snt'
Ten.
eipfsnsiurnen | Rep Snnptor.
iorn unocripgte Bent iom onttom
6utebrnuSen Ser / 9peu iorriee uge,
rrpportrreSe itSite 2srbog, at SobT'
90. 2ariou fra Eideus bar en- al Dem
fom orufom. Sar bar Soroesref'
icnbe for Curb Mii1tffrma I 5orf
GcSae. Sans 6aSer, Sans Sarfon'
frrnoe life mco 9etemt9eS sienflerloe
ham, me bar bog ternneli9 utter
roa, at set bar 5ons Ser, og ban to9
bans Sig mco til Hirtbner Serougs
Nften. Sarrsn bor life irnSet gto'
resbnro I'll at boI6e rogen nnlparltg
for SoteIbror0eu OF for bet Sob AZ
WeurGfeIfu, irn ben H%eStsrte.
8~aeerpIpipn. = Sort isr gttOoag
| SsnSaas crpIoSereOe 10000 ali-
tiffob Gas I @osoerfct | GentcrniHe.
Enrbs6ercu shr1es Glen 90 Gsoifint'
fen George Grolp bIeo meget le1tt
forbruuStr. SpprsmunS Oral Ritg'
GELS heo fdTtrt ira @pgutngeu ca.
so Sob, OF ga man tog bum op o8
trpeSc, BON bar 800, fanote8 Der life
en- Sfrunme paa bans 2egene. Sele
gpen bar SenSugs IFtet msrE 90
ale Sporooeue ftrS Itiue, ba oen elef'
trtfe a~rafftation bleo sSeIagt. sir
ferne % Belle 8peu maatte brEe
SaIaIps % 9nmper. 3a oil tage
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"a oft MoIfineri bIeo soelaat cg MT
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fIpreoes IiHtr 2er6ag ! DtitrtftSret'
ten | Sttrlpo FOR at p9re rctsltst
SeS. Dion bar Meurmeiter | Stltmua
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rben GrbeiSe 90 pur moolss. San
taoSe en- li6en 0uttcr, Iont ban oocr'
pap Ill en- Ben % rerite til 8eiten for
al iege grbeibe. Ssr ban rette, bao
fan i'm Sen aitgltit Sart ON at BE-
tcIe Srnsmien paa bans ASSURANCE
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IfIacnoe fem aor fit bans geruer al
% til 9rep fro BAN, % ban Ienotc
9erge til at betaIe for i'm Caters
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zen iuberIigite aiGrlisbeo ont lin IiuC
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mart funbe fornfue tiIboge til benoc.
mten iiben 8aareH 1899 bar man
life bert FRA BAN, % bans 8enuer
:ror, ban er %omrfomnet | lllpfteu,
fem BET ndonte Mar rourmebe @oIpe.
iton. Sans Satter Selma Sliou,
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ent fru Sstifclen | Ot11mtpa % or
rtcget pop,IGr / @pen; bun er III
Glen / Soma College / @rinueu. 8or
a. foa DC $4,000 pna i'm Sabers us.
irroncepoIice ouiegte BIN iiSite Som'
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Genqe.
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aarIaecn til ilct Sorpeiclic
Bsnfpres til Eerperns.
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paa not Sggtgirlt, Cytro, 1sr;gtTEHtas. SEsuIssr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Scr en- nj goasa

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neCrs 9rgpt. 6ber bptm = hpbfHs eRsT EatlrIS-
O. ice egbt. CO. Gae apotriea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

eGs n. 9. 81. Sarts & Observation-Disclosures
| bette Rlner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

cielY al en- aummefrue fan aanbf ~gRaRnertet msbsns @pOsn fproes. Den
rtna ubn at aie ben ct fumet l1pfenbe. Den bar bernet cit autpmattf Spes
gnber (bobbin winder(. Der G ia filter o9 paaiaehs fin girfen at ca
baarlg punoet Gppe pf bore en- nmuIsbeo.
1Susuerneni fer aubt no, % er elegant iaapl meo Senisn til Trearbetost
fpm til RafiHfele. DRafinens SOofpfie er net, let baaubterist g Sepobak
al mbper fenbt Sprbbine paa bette Smraabe. Oct anmnbe 1e e Al beots
@efaHenteb pa imuft iprarbibet. 2afrinsea % uoimpfntu9eu er fsfe &an9s.
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ret. 6pmro be ior ct net pg imaaubt nbeenbe. 3esubeu brnses Ball Bear
ing til Sptnabiulet % paa besee siber al Sucfptst o9 &efultaet e. at nar
man tar geft al 'Naftmen pg i4Her Spsbiut 9ang oil bette lBbe rtnot mere
cub tppe Gonse, rebens bet paa andre DRafinr bar tun9t not mo at saa1 tire
@anae gorbet er lamt al nlSsrret Era, iamneniat al Ip torflenge SG
bporseb man bar ppnaaeI fprre StDre % forbtnoret az Erect tn paa rs.
aRaHinens JCbfpfe er inipuet mb plated castors. S9r&oe Staalfa9ps
bolor 9robinet % the treadle plate, butkt gjst at ytattnen rfeetoer me-
act latre eh eners er 3ilfelest. Den bar aaeNnere og beote Attachments
for alminbeia Os (fancy) sfn. On ubnis Snfrafhonsboa trpa bet nor"
enr enseffa Sprps mebfdsr 5usr gtafune
Sen Merfe til n~ebeuRaasnoe b~epbelig nebiatte $riirr:
So As StuHr dHS
&c. IA - Drop Head 8 etuHer 1000
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Cpeniur ncume RGinsr fan erbuloes Gsera, gainsbtra, ss@zssas'
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$40 so. MS Swell Front mrnes, at SsuHkrue % 2rso1ua r frifsf v
muhr % tar ia uaimnSefs s8t uh.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
Three Killed in Collision.

Three persons were killed s2d sev- erai injured in a head-On collision be- tween a passenger and freight on the Chicago and Northwestern railrod a mile sOsth of Janesville. Wis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

GAS COMPANY HAS
 SUSPENDED BUILDING
DIRECTORS OF INTERNATIONAL CO. WiLL DO NO MORE BUILD
 ING DURING AGITATION.

A l.. GessIer, general manager of the international Gas Company, yes. terday received orders from the com to suspend all work on the system being installed in Bisbee. and when the men stopped work yesterday even Ing at o'clock they were told not to show up this morning.
 Information reached the officials of the company at Santa Monica that labor troubles were in an agitated condition in Bisbee and might con tinue so for some time. A meeting of the directors was called and they decided to stop work here.
 Manager GessIer is unable to state when work may be resumed. but it will not be until the labor question is settled. and the camp resumes its normal condition. He said last even ing:
 The president and board of direc- tors of the company have instructed me to discontinue all work now in progress until such time as the pres ent labor agitation has been definitely settled. We are eEpending a large amount of money in this city, but dc not consider iL a safe investment with continued labor agitation.
 q believe that the present agita- ton will be of short duration. and that the miners who are directly in, terested will see to it that the very prosperous condition of affairs in the rast will be allowed to continue. no matter vhicR way the election goes Monday.
 Since coming to Bisbee. have heard from C number of outside capi. talists, and I know that up to the praseRt they have considered Bisbee investments among the safest in the West The present trouble. until il is settled, will cause them all to hesi tate before putting their money into local property"
 The International Gas Company has already expended about S30.000. hay ing it's mains laid over the greater part of the business section. Their completed system calls for an expen Giture of nearly s15O,OG0. UnJii the ] labor question is disposed of they will eXpend no more money.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
BANKS LOANING
 NO MORE MONEY
CONSIDERATION OF UNION ouEs. TON IN BiSBEE AT PRES
 ENT TIME.

The sRaneial institutions of the city view with alarm the conditions which will prevail in Bisbee. in the event the agitators in our midst get in their work and force the employing companies in this district to reverse their policy, by which means the em-
 ployee, together with the business man, have built up this town to a first place in the list of cities in Ari- zOna. It was rumored during the first part of the week that unless the agl- tation was stopped, the banks would be forced to deny all further loans until the yexatious question had been settled
 Yesterday, NJ. J. Cunningham, cash iera of the Bank of Bisbee. stated that at a conference Of the bankers of the city it had been decided that 10 further loans would be made for hte erpsent. as it would be necessary for the banks to increase their resrve fund in crder :J met a possible run
 9n the bank in the event Of a shut.
 Town by the miningc ompanies.
 The banking institutions of the city
 are the first to feel a stagnatiOn in the business affairs of community. 1t is thermometer on prosperous con. ditions and the first curtailment Of
 credit, or the amount Of purchases being made by merchants from whole salers. is quickly reflected by the banks.
 Another reason advanced by the banks is that in the event there should be a shutdown of the mines, there would be an inevitable run on the banks. and they feel justified Tn taking the above outlined precagtlOn- aTy measures.
 4 canvass among the merchants along Main street yesterday showed l that orders were being cancelled pend ing a settlement Of this question ] which has been injected into the quiet and peace of the community by agi. tatOrs at the rate of s per day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
REALTY MARKET
 IS AT STANDSTILL
SAYS NO TRANSFERS ARE BEING MADE ON ACCOUNT OF UNION AGITATION.

te read estate dealers report that ,here is a stagnatim in the real estate market this week never before expe. rienced in the city. In every case the dealrs attribute this condition to the union agitation that has been started in this camp and the general opinion entertained that the mining com panies of the district are determined in their opposition to the establish. ment of a local union in this camp. These real estate dealers say that in tending purchasers of real estate have refused to close pending sals, await ing settlement of this question and the uncertain condition cleared up.
 In the weekly real estate letter sent out yesterday by the Ellis Real Els tate Company, the following state ments were made:
 Realty conditions in Bishee and contiguous territory have assumed a most ChOatiC aspect, and this is the first week since engaging in business that this company has not made a transfer. Looking around for req son, 1 have come to the conclusion that something abnormal exists, and am firm in the belief that the question of whether the camp Is to be union ized or not is the direct and orly cause for the lack of confidence plac- ed in real estate. and it is my ODir- ion that should Risbee become "un- ion" values will depreciate. In other words Let well enough alone Many deals we have under negotiation are bnieg held in abeyance until things assume normal conditions a%ain."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
GIVES HEALTH vIeoR AND TONE

Heroine in a boon for suffers from anesmia. By its use the blood is quickly regenerated ard the color be. comes normal. The dropping strength is revived The languor is dimin. ished. Health VigoT and tone pre- dominate. New life and happy actiy. ity ressfts. Mrs. Belle H Shriei. Mid, dieboru~gh, H., writes. have been troabsed with liver complaint and poor blood. and have found nothing so ssaeh. me like Herbine. I hope never to be without it I have wished t&at had known Of 1t in my hs& baad's fife 1me-7 50c.
 Sosd by Riaehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
GET YOUR PREMIUMS.

A years subscription to the Review Raid In advance. price s7.5o. secures for you a copy of the Cosmopolitan Magazine or the Ladies Home Com panioa for the same length of time, The premium magazines will be mall ed direct to your address from the east Ia the meantime you can secure a sngfe copy by calling at the Re view cffiee and paying your subscrip- ton one month in advance
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
cHAnPIoH LiNiMENT FOR RHEU.
 MATiSM

Ckas Drake . mail carrier at Cha piayiile. Conn, says: @Chambe<taiH's . Pain RalEa is the champion Of all iini- ments The past year vas uosblsd q great deal with rheumatism in my shosidsr After trying several osres ths storekesper here recommended this rsxsdy and It completely cured me- Thsrs is no sse of anyone saf- ferizg from mat pa3nfsl aiimeut when this hzfnent can be obtained fer a small sum. One application gives prompt rsiief Gzd tts continued ase for q snot time wfH produce Der nacszt sura FVr sale by sae sset srs la eefenS medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
End of Great Copper War.

Seven years legal war between Heinze and the AmaIgamated, involV- ing s4O0, 900 900 was ended by the for maI transfer of the Heinze properties in Montana to a trustee. 6 step iz the formation of the new giant trust.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

4 man may be wise who knows whea to talk but the man is wiser who knows when to quit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

sen you tell girl yos eaa sshd her face is is quite natxrsf Sat she ssot4a turn rss.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

Blessed Is he who desires nothing. for everybody will be willing to Tet him have it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

xh~s ass snfy four ss&soeaL hst aEaskEnss c ss@ns az AD1gh vs gsA ah@ sR k sas vsSk-6Aila<siehta RspHA w eH fa.s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20
THE HOPE OF THE ENEMY.

The Republicmans of Nevada are
10 disband the Silver party. For
years past they have been promising
prominent Silvermen almost any old
place on the Republican ticket if they
will disband the Silver party.
They insist that there is no more
need of the party and that silver is
dead one. Now read what Daniel
Guggenheim has to say about silver
and the way the administration is
treating it at Washington: In re-
cent interview at Denver, he availed
himself of the opportunity to pour
a little hot shot into Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw for his evasion of the
law with respect to the purchase OF
silver. Il believe" said Mr. Gug
genheim, that if Secretary Shaw had
followed the law and bought silver
for the use of the government. sill
yer would now be worth Is cents an
OuIce. 1t IS NO1 I'll % CtHIS. ~ 10 "
was passed by Congress providing
that all of the silver bullion in the
hands of the government should be
coined into silver dollars. When the
time came that the government need
ed silver for subsidiary coins, Mr. Shaw
contrary to the law, used the silver
bullion in the treasury for this pur-
pose. If he had bought silver as he
should have done under the law, the
government would have had to pur-
chase silver bullion. There is need OF
silver by the government right now,
but the secretary refuses to purchase
it. What is the consequence of all
this? 1t is simply this: The foreign
governments see the country that pro-
duces silver go out Of its way to keep
from buying it, with the result that
the foreign countries come to the con-
clusion that it is not a good thing to
buy. If Mr.. Shaw had coined all the
silver bullion into silver dollars at the
rate of $1,5OOOO0 a month, as the
as the law required, silver would have
risen in alue. l believe that the Sec
rotary of the treasury should be CEN
sured for thus evading the law
As long as. tha Republican party is
maintaining it's fight against silver
il behoves every loyal Nevadan to
stick to his colors. Silver is rising
and there is yet to be a battle waged
in it's defense.
Let the Silver party be maintained
and the same fusion that has always
glen us victory. The new population
pouring into Nevada is not Republl-
can. The scheme to disband the Sill
yer party comes from Republican
so,.~ces. They have been trying the
same game unsuccessfully for years.
Dissolution Of Partnership
The copartnership heretofore exit
ing under the style and name Of Pc
ersen and Springmeyer, in the City
of Carson, County of Ormsby, has
been dssole dby mutual consent, Mr..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20

true and correct and that said state
ment contains a full and correct "
hibit of the condition OF said COLI
pany's business at the close of the
year 1905.
p. w. NADSEN,
President and Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Gath day Of February, 1906.
H. n. H. LUND,
Notary Public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20
Noj-ce of Sale Of Real Estate and

Scnool Buildings at Public Auction
Notice is hereby given hat in pur-
suance Of an Act of the Legislature,
apprcveC Feb. -. 1905, the school
trrs "ca u school district. No. l,
Or. s0f county, Nevada, will sell at
put auction to the highest bidder
for c2sh, gold coin OF the United
States Of America, subject to the ap-
PROF. o. said sale by the hoard
tax. ayers appointed by Nj. a. murphy,
district Judge Of the first judicial dis
trio, tie entral school buildings, to-
get. with the real estate, the
Nor ward school buildings, together
with ne reai estate, the South Ward
schCol buildings, together with the
real e ate on ire 23d day CT March,
7oof. at the hour of 2 o'clock n. m,
CI ;he premises. The schCol .uG, II
ture together with all appliances, a2-
parratus and furnishings contained
therein will be reserver for future sale
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash.
IL t"n Of the U. S. Of America. -
Pc cent Of the purchase mCnev to Do
paid to the auctioneer on the day OF
the sale, balance on continuation CT
sale by the board of taxpayers.
Deeds at expense of purchasers.
]. P. MEDEH.
Clerk Of Board of School Trustees
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20

Petersen haing purchased the entire
interest of c. H. Springmeyer. Mr.
Petersen will pay al outstanding
claims against said firm and win co;.
lcct all claims due the firm.
EMIL PETERSEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20
ANNUAL Statement

Statement Made to the State Control
| Ter Of the State Of Nevada by the
Western Loan & Savings Company
Of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20

P. w. Masden being first duly sworn
according to law deposes and says.
that he is President and Manager OF
the above named Company; that the
statements made in the foregoing are
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-20
ANNUAL Statement

OF the Agricultural Ins. Co., Of Water
town, N. ", for the year ending
December 81, 1905,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-25
HAMILTON MAKES
SPEECH AT AGENCY
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINEE DELIVERS ADDRESS
TO LARGE AUDIENCE

From Saturdays Daily
D. W. Hamilton, of Sigourney, the
democratic congressional candidate
from the Sixth district, spoke
last evening before large au-
dience, in the opera house at Agency.
A number of Ottumwans attended and
several of the county candidates made
brief talks.
Among those who drove from this
city to attend the meeting were: E.
G. Moon, candidate for senator; Clyde
Sparks, candidate for Representatives;
w. w. Jackson, candidate for sheriff !;
James Curran, candidate for treasurer;
George Phillips. candidate for county
clerk; T. ]. Reinier and William Will
son, candidates for supervisors, and
Thomas Kirby, B. w. Scott, T. H. Pick
Ter, p T. Springer and Chris Myers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-09-25
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Sept. 22.--"Father" L. S.
Coffin of Fort Dodge, the prohibition
candidate for governor. will make an
address at the county convention Of
prohibitionists to be held Saturday,
September 20. at p. m.
Mrs. Peter Bruey died yesterday
morning at her home southeast of the
city after suffering for several years
from cancer. The funeral was held
this afternoon at o'clock.
Harry Putnam was taken suddenly
i'll while at work at the White Cake
Cafe Thursday noon. At present he is
improving.
wallace Jones was injured in the
right eye Wednesday evening by an
explosion while moulding shot. The
eye Is not seriously injured, but the
hurt Is a painful one
Tonight at the home of j. P. Man
atrey on East Burlington street, the
Orio and Elzevir societies of Parsons
college will entertain the new students
The Aldine and Empyrean societies
have issued invitations for their re-
ceptfon. which will be held at the
home of j. E. Roth, on South Main
street.
AS tomorrow Is the first Sunday
since the opening of college, the pull
pit of the First Presbyteria nchurch
will be occupied by President Parsons
of the college. Rev. W. f. Jones, pas
tor of the church, has announced that
this will be made an annual custom.