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~ SIMPLY toto Il vas thus

~. simply told Il Nas thus st'
tie D san Francisco =
A. The figures would iniieatsF ths
locals we're not igie with the ub
A military person named Myers Al
failing FOE lsarke Wilson. anif tbs
locals took feai kindly 10 hiA 81,
forts. % ths extent of ~ bits. pul
q witch counted Tor two haae
jones started off FOR a noshl 30.
run performance. and kept the 4
until the seventh. phen hts
broke Wheeler got a close ufEit
10 left. and MohieF put big 1nna
Into the long grass which deve De-
into a homo run aud two 81 es
The scure
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This will be practically for the
lightweight ehampi0nahlp OF the
World. aad will be the greatest
lightweight battle ever held on the
coast Tho weight the men will
fight AZ will probably be bet ween
1856 and i3s. as u Is not believed
Cans can do t3a. but II be can
Holly viii fight him At that weight.
OF any weight be wishes.
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American Lsauus.

Special boats VIII leavg pier 2 at
il and 30 Wednesday night 10 han
die the crowd going 10 tho Lundie
stanton fight At DremeFion. go
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ANNIE AsBorT SUES.

Anaie Abbott. sho 0n several &C.
easionE has figured Ia civil suits
suit for damages. yesterday brought
suit against the Queen City Dye
works for $1,000 damages. which
she SAYS VAS suffered b a certain
Kpwa given her By King Edward
VII
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Fsa eass ftts haHss 81 MaH hHtt
Mhssaaf tteasa faa MHAtsf Aarfafk .
hffsaH Hat nssnbeasfiH MEf Ma
FiiaHmf tsHrM HsH - as1 afs atFsi
isiit - faasaa 2 HAssa - aaaaei hassf
A. fstnuies t'asfsfe tssffae
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left a. O'Clock in a tally h0 10 eel.
citrate the anniversary Of the or.
Fanizafiou. This evening the mem.
beers Will be Joined by their wlYes
Special boats will leave pier 2 al
: and : 80 "Wednesday night 20 han.
die the crowd going 70 the Lundie-
stanton fight Al flremerton. go
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J n Hrannon. the trainer ot dell
Reed. sat IN The Efandatand during
the afternoon. A lady In a peoka.
bon shlftwaiat seemed very Inter.
ested In him aud finally Informed a
lady friend that aho was sure ha
was Captain calne and owned the
track nrannon and Game csa fight
Il ont n others feelings arc hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Mcbride has won the first raea
ON the program every day this weet
and he's liable 70 30 4 again this
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Holly and Cana have met several
times. the last battle being a six.
round SO. In which Holly nearly
had Cans out Holly has improved
since then. and when the men meet.
there IL liable to be . new liehi.
weiEht champion n Holly wins.
be viii fighi Hsttllng Nelson. as the
Dane has never drawn the color
line. only refusing 10 FIGHT Cans on
account 81 bis bad reputation.
Cans knows that this fight il prnc.
ticailY hla last chance TO rehablii.
tate himself IN the e3es Of the pugi
iistic world aud a whiflwind battle
should result
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nothing and never ala know moth.
inr. and ! never won n bet ia my
ilfe. but don't play Waletcure."
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GOSSIP OF THE
TRACK

Mcbride and Lawrence divided
the riding hanofa. both bringing
home two winners The other win.
ming boys we're T. Sullivan and
lrAhnm.
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dian lksaa thought The Mat was a
pipe aud bet 81 .d00 GA the mare.
only 20 see the money burned M
when The Mat Was injured.
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STAR FORM CHART

49,. .ssTT H. '--. Es-'
1921 FfssI .aau
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PORTLAND tuns 2 uaarss 4
tsssa fIrnfax wss fssfzsssihla ~ fafs
firtasF usxf Presses fts scefs a 4
fttanA access s.tatsfas
frraaH .sl....z aa...a#-a...
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CELEBRATING AT AK.

The local freight agents assoela.
ton a meeting this afternoon II
Ain Polnt Fifteen OF the agents
summer School opens july 2. Ia
High School for particulars call
East CSC sss
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llaftafirHa N1ssfs gFfu anf fssel -
f.snfNs ana pxsa#aspt UfnugFs kaaN
OAKLAND faaa Faniaksaff arft -
knasias biafef ains Ianlnaa H. Z hassA aad
Do mlaufsa. HhsHh = Ihe faraFd fin1s fsak
iant euu s 90 Eaq Nsafr q 81
itaAianI aH#stHsr ses..ssHst.+sFsaat.
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The Stars best tahe.a chance bet
Miaa MAY nowdish was 20. $ and 4
aud finished second. only beaten a
head II the distance had been
10 yarda further she would have
won.
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Louis plechnef Il the friend Of
the touta. About nine OF them
grab him beforc every race and
generally when the horses 60 90 the
post Pieehnor Il playing about four
different ones Go Win and the bal.
anee Go finish Ia the money Yea
tcrday he played five horses, all In
one race. 20 sin and had q figured
out that no matter which one won.
he would lose o.
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TIM ~. ~ IasA -, t.uH
TtrpsH, n Sehrsihfra y n ~ hafn- Ter
s1si rsoA Nss bssaaY, osSsFs sfiviss
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The DANES In the grandatand wore
not slow Ia roasting Goodehild'a
ride ON nyroa Rose, ono Of them
said. Well. he maY be a Goadehild
bat he certainly II a bad hoy"
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Joe Harlan aud a few ffionda
backed Walter Eekiea from down
10 and when the colt won thef
cleaned up handsomely n was In
this race that Joe Harlan. the colt.
was left at the post lie certainly
" an different from hts nameaake
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Judge acted very badly at tho
post and threw n Davis. who waa
Ia tho 81 idle Davis was unhurt
aud Immediately remountod.
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Tho Huguenot equaled the track
~peord when he Won. running seven
fuflongs Ia lsF
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
WASHINGTON IOWA NOTES

(Delayed)
Tuesday evening at eight CLOCK
at the home Of the brides mother'
Mrs. ]. B. Jones occurred the mar
,aiye of Miss Stella Jones to Mr.
Thomas Lewis of Kansas City. Mo.
There were about forty guests pres
emf Rev. Hackley performed the
ceremony in very impressive man
ner. After congratulations, an ele-
CANT three course dinner was served.
Miss Jessie Jones acted as BRIDES
maid and Mr. Theodore Turner as
hest man. Mrs. Lewis will remain IN
the CITY for while until Mr.. Lewis
COMPLETES the furnishing OF the resi-
dence he has already started in Kan
sas City. which will be their future
home Many useful and handsome
presents were received by the bride
showing the estee min which she IS
held in the community. May good
luck always follow them.
! Wednesday evening OF last week.
while running off the last side or the
Journal, y. l.. Black was unfortunate
in getting his thumb caught IN the
coss of the vibrators of the press and
lost a part of it with the nail. 1t was
very painful accident. 1t is getting
along very nicely now. 1t was the
thumb of the right hand.
! Last Friday night in the auditorium
o: the high school, six high school
debated to decide which three should
represent a team to oppose an "
tumwa team in debate at the opera
house here December IA and Leon
Motifs got second He will be one OF
the team. The question for debate
is "Resolved that the solution OF the
street railway problem is to be found
in private ownership Leon kept the
the audience in whlrl OF excitement
during his rebuttal.
We are indeed sorry to READ IN lie
Minneapolis notes of the serious III
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21

Upon thy infant form; :, ,,u
IA nr,yed that God would shelter
thee
What though your humble home l.
decked
With cheap yet uselu! lhihs9
If happy children romp ABOUT
And wife with glad heart sings;
WV ha morose? Displeased with
life?
Complaining of your fate: :,
The rich man. with his chests or soid'
Know of 10 happy state
II mind his wealth is Oft alheu
Ni,h sorrow and with tears
And all his seeming happiness
Is short life OF fears
Know this. True happiness IS ou'
on,entment Of the mind:
That Discomfort is the great cause
IF worry in mankind;
The moor man armed with strong con
tent
And Hopes great dignity;
Is we'll nrepared to face the wrongs.
~ cruel Tyranny:
His brawnv arm is ever strong
When raised in Freedom cause
W when It's raised in strong delehse
IN heln sustain the laws
c,rr
pulsates throughout the land
Thy fears. thy joys. tiny hopes are one
Encircled by band
If human friendship: that blest tie
That forces you to feel
Your duty is to help advance
The pcCr mans cOmmOnwea!.
+ 70 live and work and perchance dle
That Freedoms holy light.
Nav DER the world send forth its rays
In radiant splendor bright.
So let not discomfort destroy
The kernel Of thy life;
Rur ever strive to steer thy course
/ Clear of its hateful strife:
! i ook for the brightness OF God rays
That Dierces every cloud:
| Living the dignity of man,
Disdaining TO be proud:
For grim old Time. with "atchinl e:'
Will vigil DER YOU keep
| Tn1i1 the final harvest time
When all who SOW shall reap.
! December LIST, 1906.
las. Clifford Williams,
1857 ". 14th Street
| Des Moines. Iowa
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
WASHINGTON. IOWA. NOTES.

Presiding Elder Phillips was in the
c;,v TUESDAY and attended consre-
yational meeting OF the A. NJ.
hurch. He preached an exce!ieht SCI
non from Matthew l3:lt-i'. "hlcn III
,nired his hearers much. he le''
:, ednesdav morning for Gaieson's'
III. ,. r.
Mr. Frank p. Chisholm, Booker l.
Washington personal representa-
* in the city soliciting tunds LOT inc
rnsLeeee institute, and is meeting
yirh good success. Last SUNDAY p. III
70 smoke at the a. VI. E. church. firs'
+. p church and in the evening ne
,ccnnied the whole service hour al
he First NJ. E. church. While IN !he
,irv he was the guest OF MI ana MIS-
) ". Black .,o
Presiding Elder Phillips was the
most OF MIR and Mrs. Lewis H. Nai'
ace while in the city Monday.
Monday morning Mrs. J. D. DaA:eis
:npped and fell on the ice as she step
ed out of the house on the &c.
sidewalk and sustained a spraineo
;nee 1t will be some time before
mo will recover from the effect OF
the injury. .;o
J. D. Daniels will open his ska,lns
rink this week TO the public. He mas
leased Highland Park lake tor the
winter and has improved the sur
roundings 50 that it makes ii an lueai
skating rink. ~
Robt Crump and wife OF North Va
,ota expect to come to Washington
about the holidays and will remain
the rest of the winter
Leon Motifs is one of three debaters
selected from the high school mere 10
take part in a debate against the de,
baters from the Ottumwa high schooi
10 be held in the Graham opera house
in this city Friday night. December H.
Mrs. Ida Woods of Chicago expects
70 visit in Washington during the mol
idavs, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y,
+ black. and visit with her daughter
MARGARET, who is at the Black home.
At the church meeting TUESDAY
nigh, missionary society was organ
lied with Mrs. y. l.. Black, VICE presl.
dent and Mrs. G. w. Black. Mrs. Anna
Rushing and Mrs. Jas. Redd
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SIOUX CITY ITEMS.
special TO bystander.

Tn, waa1her We are having TO!
- 49, vaor !. inst fine. Al.
>1-2 ,t.'- 80. ~
: az go. 80, quite husy this sea
[l'4 cie,- and soon the weddins
49,, will neal forth.
VIII t,raan Goats and \ Casir
7as 1sncino school in S;
Il" IN .b.,. WIS II every Mon
l-''''. Lrita,. ayanine
ia! az, 49, - v-il1;sms came dowr
VI ,hlr5a., n n he with his
,,.o,,s.r vino i in the hospital
'"T,-I' 49, I,.il1,ars went 70 the
-r,,|Is.,. an3 was onerared OF.
,,'s t '.>A' A. 49, .rmor She is ger
nav .. could he expect
,,aro,a 1,r,rL;n of F.. Robert
6a,,,a ~ nnr ciry Sunday
s'''I 49, wi n.;,h bnr morhar Mrs. Letha
~ ;1,;on,c
!,'i'il 1a- 90 !. i'll AZ his home
-t,,,-,,..icn,
~ porb,r nj Omaha Seb. who
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

In the District Court of the State OF
Iowa. in and for Polk County. Jsnu'
arv Term, 1907.
William W, Northwav, Plaintiff, vs.
Agnes b Northway. Defendant.
TO Agnes b. Northwav:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the Goth day of December, A.
y. 1906, there will be on file in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court
the petition of the plaintiff ciaimibg OF
you divorce on the grounds OF cruel
and inhuman treatment such as TO en-
danger the plaintiffs life and OF de-
sertion.
You are further notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or
before noon Of the second day o, the
next term, being the January term OF
said Court which will commence at
Des Moines on the 7th day Jaouary,
1907, default will be entered a-aIost
you and judgment:and decree r'ndeF-
ed thereon.
Dated this. third day of DecemNsr' A.
D., 1906. =
Attorney for Plaintl1t.
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OSkALOOSA. IOWA.

Mrs Susan Allel departed Wed
nesday evening via the Iowa Central
for Kansas City. Mo. where she VIII
spend the winter with her son, }. o.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Easter, who
have been in the city for the past seH
raj weeks depart for their home in
Abba Wednesday evening.
Miss Gertrude burden, who ha'
been very Ill is improving slowly.
r. W. Lockwood OF Missouri, WhC
vas sent by the presiding elder &c
axe charge OF the quarterly meeu"s
gwen at Wesley chapel NJ. +. chur21
leparted for his home "Wednesday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21

he drama given by Misses Ethe'
EuhanKs and Lee Appleton was De
cided success. kirksville shoula ot
oroud OF her talent.
Those on the sick list are MIS-
Mary ZONES. Mrs. Biddie Pollard. MRS
e a PARTON. Mrs. Laura Richard and
Mrs Laura Eubanks.
Mrs. Mamie Smith mas moved II 'n'
Elm street to Missouri street. =.
Rev. W. B. Nichols of Edna Is III
the city. and
Misses Lee and Mary Appleton and
Messrs. Eugene Richards and ONO
and Oc Donnelley Saturday evening.
Mr., Harvey Baker has left on
short 1rip TO South Dakota
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Very Low Rates to National Wool
Growers Association. Salt
Lake City, Utah.

IoNS WY, '
Via the North Western Line Excur-
sion tickets will be sold January H. =
and l6 with favorable return limits
Apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the District Court OF the Sta'r
of Iowa. in and for Polk county. Jan
nary term. \. D. 1907.
Leota Trent, Plaintiff.
versus
G. G. Trent. Defendant.
To the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 9th day of December. A.
D. 1906 the petition of plaintiff in the
above entitled cause will be filed in
the Office of the clerk of the District
court of the state of Iowa. in and
for Polk county. Iowa. claiming Of
you divorce from the bonds OF mat
rimony on the ground of adultery, and
asking for the custody and control
of her two minor children, Irene
Trent and Clarence Trent. aged Is
months and 3 years respectively and
that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next term being the January
term of said court. which will COM
mence at Des Moines on the 1th day
of January, 1907 default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment and
decree rendered thereon.
Woodson & Brown
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
SPECIAL ENTERPRISE.

The services at Mt. Olive Baptist
hurch was we'll attended all day. i:
icing Rev. jas Bowies' first Sunday
S pastor. he having been recently
allied TO the pastorate TIL services
we're as follows: sunday school AZ
$3.50 d. II. a; II a. N. very lntr!
osting sermon was preached by Re-.
u. J. Burton. state missionary OF Iowa
3aptis. association At : p. III. praise
ervices were conducted by the mis-.
lonarv at $50. Installation services
we're conducted by Missionary Burton.
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ness OF Mr.. John Neal, and hope he
may soon recover.
The Chautauqua club will meet
next Tuesday evening with Mrs. g..
w. Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crump Oh
North Dakota are expected soon 10 re-
main the rest of the winter as the
winter up there has started in so Sc
,ere they thought they would get
away from II.
Beatrice Arlington and Alma Dan
ieis all are having the whooping
cough in good share. Joe says there
: no rest for the wicked now.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
kIRkSViLLE ITEMS.
Special to Bystander.

Special 10 b!Stduuel-
The we'd. ner is fine, everybody Is
getting ready for Christmas. The Ma
son, and their families are preparing
for > grand time the 9th.
The 4. NJ E. church will start a
Drorracted meeting tonight. 1t is TO De
hoDed that many souls will come 10
Christ.
The \. NJ. E. church had their quar-
,erly meeting Sunday. Rev. }: W.
Sexton of Hannibal. Mo, is presiding
elder They met with much success.
Prof Damon's Musical Comedy co.
vas presented to a large audience
last evening.
The Ladies' Industrial club met al
Mrs. Laura Richards last Friday A
dainty two-course luncheon was ser''
cd. which consisted OF pressed chlck
on sandwiches, shrimp salad, peach
njckIes and olives. brick cream ana
devils food cake. Those present re-
tort very pleasant time ana MIS-
richards charming hostess.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
kEOSAUQUA. IOWA.

Mr. Iohn Johnson, VINO has been
sick for four weeks or more. Is ao!e
20 be Out again.
The Thanksgiving supper at the y
II E. church was a grand success
After supper the people were enter
aimed by paper on Thanksgiving by
tohn Buckner Also an enthusiastic
ak by Rev. \. D. William. And clos
Ag remarks by Benz. +. Hubbard.
Las, Sunday Rev. Jones preached At
he First Baptist church.
Miss Russ. who has been sick. i
able TO be out again.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS ITEMS.

Weather cod ana soon snow.
4 great deal Of sickness.
Rev. Paul Giles. pastor OF the Bap-
list church. has been laid up for
week on account Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Arvilla Fields is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Neania Johnson is not getting
dong quite so we'll.
Mr., Warren Johnson is slowly i'm
rowing.
Mrs A. Oliver is on the sick list.
around again.
II would show some humiliation II
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
A POOR MANS JOY.

How sweet it is at eventlde,
Thy daily toiling DER;
To hear the merry prattle or
Your loved ones through the door;
How eagerly you scan each race,
To catch the glow of health;
That gem that money cannot BUY
Though It's the poor mans "ealth'
Your willing helpmate stands to greet
Thy brow with joyous kiss;
Her loye-lit eyes-sweet messengers,
Beam forth her earthly bliss.
Your supper DER. the humble home
Resounds with youthful glee,
As round you merry children Vie
To gain the fav'rite knee:
The loving wife. her duties done
comes now to share your joys,
And pro and con you now discuss
The traits of all your boys:
Your little girls with froward ways
Adds splendor to your roof,
AS often with a gentle tongue
You check them with reproO-
WHAT though no waiting servants
= stood
To herald forth thy birth;
Nor landed Sire, nor cultured Dame
Was filled with joyous mirth:
What though no finest raiments. rare
Was woye. thy form to hide:
Nor nimble nurse VIII ready tongue
Was there your cries to chide;
Methinks. thy mother gazed wit
pride
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
BURLINGTON. IOWA.

Sumner Lodge NJ. ., Burlington.
Iowa held their annual election
December 4th and installation Deem
Der l2ih. Grand Master Mlli.gan IN
sailed the following: ". NJ. .. {.
.'olks: S. w. r. Keith; J. w. 5. l.
Tigg; treasurer. Sanford Mitchell; C
rotary. Chas Clark: S. D., J. l.
Brooks: J. D.. Chas. McGinnis; S. l.,
\. |. Drew, J. S. H. W. Bird; tyler.
| ON pt4l
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
~, 80, c9N, 80 80, go go, 80, go, gu 80 80, so

NJ. installed the following officers
the ensuing year: H. G.. Williams, v
NJ: VIM Henderson. S. W.; w. \
Richal dson. J. W.: NJ. o. CulberSu'
treasurer: T. G. Dozier. secretary.
Start the new year right by pay:
up your Indebtedness. This mea'
YOU who are in arrears. and especla
those who have taken the paper +
several years and have never MAJ,
an effort to pay. Do as YOU wish +
be done to by paying your debts.
The King Daughters served ~
freshments in connection with the CO.?
cert December 5th, realizing NV
from the effort.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
cOLFAx. IOWA. SPECIAL.

Bethal Baptist church is progress
ing nicely under the leadership OF our
vastor. Rev. S. Bates. We are pan
?ing to begin our revival meeting
about January !. 1907. and trusting
hat MANY souls will be gathered into
he Masters kingdom.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21

We would get around and visit our
$ OK folks in the community and try
and do something in the way of relief.
We can do something to assist each
other if we try.
The subscribers for the Bystander
would do we'll to send in what you
owe Then the items of your city
will not be cut out so often.
The Sunday school of the A. VI. E.
church has engaged the Omaha mill
tary band to give musical concert
Thursday evening for the benefit of
said Sunday school.
The Tri-City Ministers Alliance will
meet in Bethel \. NJ. E. church Mon
day morning. December II. at 10
O'Clock. Visitors are invited.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
CLINTON.

Mrs. y. E. Stewart and Miss Mis-
souri, Dozier attended the sub-district
Sunday school convention held at
Davenport December 5th.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather existing. Bethel A. NJ. E.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-12-21
PIANO PRICES
TAKE A DROP
Jones G. Son Make Special Oner 70
Capture Christmas Business.
100 Pianos to Select From at Prices
Lower Than You Have Ex-
pected to Pay.
$40 WILL BRING PIANO.
Sc MONTHLY PAYS BILL.
$40 WILL BRING PIANO.
Sc MONTHLY PAYS BILL.

The largest stock Of high grade planes
ever collected under one roof may now
be seen at 5l3-515 Locust st. Win rev
cyccDtions il is entirely new and lresn
We are going to make these exceptional
prices in order that we may cro"o tnIee
or four months business into one Hon!n:
We expect to make great many
homes happy on Christmas day. 1our
home NAV be one Of them II YOU VIII dc-
cept this opportunity and pay slo do"h'
PRICES.
A 1915 Schiller "sPECIAL' will be o.. o.
fered for s296.37 tany Wood). W.
Schiller SPECIAL" lsnlail size may De
had for $3.50. A s325 Price d eepie NY
be had for s.25. A 1925 Steiner m me
flemish Oak will be offered at W. -, ~
Davies 8, Son, new. mahogany case '"'
$3.50.
We have only a few used pianos IN our
stock. but they will be offered AZ sac..-
flee prices We desire TO eliminate every
married or second hand piano we nave
therefore Story e. Camp. rosewood; Up
right will 90 at SIS; j. r. Ha'e,
ebony upright. large size. 1or Siz1;,
Chickering ebony case upright. for Wow
Kingsbury. almost new. fine, OAK cast
sI75; Marshall & Wendall, elegant wal
nut, s2D0.
For A FEW DAYS ONLY, SO come at
once. DO not neglect this opportunity.
We will expect you today.
PAYMENTS. IS. Sc, Sc, $40.
E E Jones + son i Haes.s St.