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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18
TO Be GREAT Week
At THE EXPOSITION
sIany Sections Of the State to
Have Special Celebrations
on the Grounds.
MANY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
Several Counties in the Suffolk
Section to Hold Right Of Way
Tomorrow.
MANY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
MONDAYS PROGRAM

NANSEMONUs SOVTHAMPTONA AND
ISLE OF WIGHT DAY,
sMITHFIELD DAY. SUFFOLK DAY.
NOVEMBER 10, 10Ds.
II A.. M.-Parnde OF all troops ON
the grounds to be reviewed by Pres
ident Tucker, Of the exp0RttlOnS
DiPectOr-General Martin, Lieuten.
nnt.GOvcrnOr y. Taylor E1lyson, of
yirgIniny L. II. Williams, OF Smith.
field, DR.. Garvin Rayvls, OF Isle MI
wight, j. n. Burgess, OF SUFFOLK,
and other distinguished persons.
1870 a.. M.--Exercises in the
Auditorium.
Music, selected.
Address of welcome. Hon. II. st.
town Expedition.
Music, selected.
Address of welcome. LleutenAnt.
Governor J. Taylor Ellyson, OF vir-
glnia.
Music, selected.
Response on behalf Of SmithAeld,
e. II. Winiams.
Response ON behalf OF SUFFOLK,
J. u. Burgess.
Music, selected.
Renponsc ON behalf ri Isle OF
Wight, Garvin Rnwls.
Music. @Star spanxled Eanner.
In Auditorium.
gao p. M.-BurninE of JamestosvA
ON Lee Parade. This will be .
most realistic reproduction OF that
historic event, and will be worth
going many miles to see.
$40 r. Nt-Ellery's band, in the
Auditorium.
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Atlantic Coast Line Rallroad Co.

~ <ASR111ttS i15lte sSss3tyaU w. q
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF Stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company will ba held at
the office of the company. in the city
of Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY. the
10th day OF November, "A. D. 1907, at
IL O'clock a. M. The transfer books
OF the company Will close Wednes-
day, November s, 1907, at IS o'clock
p. NJ, and will be reopened on Wed.
nasday. November 20. 1907, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ H. L. BORDEN.
Secretary.
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Situations dAanten, #lale.

WANTED, POSITION MANAGER ON
large farm: accustomed to handle men
ana stock. Box 35, Dumbarton, Va.
POSITION BY COMPETENT sTENoG-
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WANTED. ASSISTANT PHARMACIST.
Address J. e: GoRsUcH 6 CO.. New
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WANTED, PEIeAfANEN AND TRAM
silent boar ders all bright rooms;
first-class table. boards Terms rea-
H sonable. y307 East Main Street.
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Jur sDale.

JAHNKE BROS. ARE OFFERING
jewelry, cut-glass.. silverwarc, ietc.l.
ut reduction OF 10 per cert. rs an
incentive TO carly Xmas buyiGE.
Don't fail to take advantage OF the
sale and avoid the usuai rush. (Goou
I'll December 18th Oniy). Cid gold
and silver taken in exchange. Goods
sciected laid aside upon small cash
paymentsss
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,Aotic:e8.

EVERY DEPOS1TOR IN "A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest se-
curity and The best service. The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FRICH-
MOND. VA. undoubtedly affords
both. and invites accounts from all
classes needing, the facilities OF q
strong. large, courteous bank. Ass
ssss, 100000. Organized April,
1850.
FOUND, "A NEW AND UPTO-DATE
optical house, where the very best
service Is given. Call at 5221 East
Main Street. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF USED Or
gans OF the best makes that must
have both chapel and partor organs.
II you cannot cali during the day
time we Will be open every evening
> until 0 O'clock, and will be glad to
214 North Fifth Street, between Grace
and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

YOUNG MEN TO PREPARE FOR Elk.
animation for railway mail and other
government positions. Superior In.
struction by mail. Established four
teen years. Thousands OF successful
students. Sample questions and
How Government Positions Are Sc
cured sent free. INTERSTATE
SCHOOLS. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
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Potomac Railroad Company.

Potomac Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,
soT H1shm Is S Hs fv az P paz
the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF tho Potomac Railroad
Company will be held at. Its Office
In the city Of r Richmond. Va. on
= MONDAY the 18th day Of November,
1907, at i $3.50 P. NJ. ga y
- Transfer books will he closed from
November 18th to- November 18th,
,ss "a a W. D. DUKE,
Secretary,
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. s. NO. l0.---A -sPECI All, CoMAfUNI-
MI. az e. sv A.. ~ wiilt is hsi H
in the AIasonsu 4 Temp q II HIS (AiondayJ
.llVFINING. Novonlber rs, 1907, at 1870
O'Clock for work, ssss sss
# All Master Masons in good standing
cordially invited s,s 81
Rysorder OF the WorshipG,ll AIaster,s
M r, "a W AN ~ VENTHR, Secret ayys @
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Total raised for all purposes s3ss,0S0 To-
The average per member is greatly In
excess Of any previous year In the
history OF the conference
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The Atlantic Land and 1nnproi

Office OF the Secretary.
the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders of The Atlantics Land and
Improvement Company will be held
at ths office OF the company In tho
\ day. the 18TH day OF November, a. D.,
1907. sat 1880 o'clock r.. M,
8s,, II. I. BORDEN. Secretary
November q. 1907. #.. s.. 4
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Rool,,s for Rent.
Rooms daaantep.


WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM, Gun
Ye,liently located. by retined geiltie-
man; some froedom desired; state
price. L. 70. r.. Box 703, city.
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HAT REPAIRING.

HAT REPAIRING.
SILK. STIFF AND SOFT HATS
cleaned. blocked. csc. and Sec: bind.
ing bands and sweat feathers,
AMERICAN HATTERs. 400 East
Marshall.
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WANTED. A wIDE-AyyAKE YOUNG
man for the mems furnishing depart
ment. SIMON BOWMAN, 10S East
Broad.
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Real estate tor 6ale.

FOR SALE. GILT EDGE FIRST MORT
cages. paying 9 per cent. per an
mum, on improved real estate in this
city; worth over double the amount
bankers of this city: why let your
money remain idle or bring you
only 3 or per cent? Particulars
upon request. SOMMERY1LLE
TRUST CO. unc.), Newport News, Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices on easy terms; great
est bargains In Virginia. Write for
& CLAIRE. chariottesville. Va :
BUYING OR SELLING LAND? WRITE
COTTRELL the Farm Man. Newport
News. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

THOROUGHBRED SETTER DOGS.
seven months old; good hunting
strain: $40 each. j. Z. ELY, Ash !.
burn. Va.
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WHEN you WANT THE BEST

TRUNKS, BAGS AND GIFTS GOODS,
In every sized. shape and price, OF
wish your trunks, bag or suitcase
feDaired be sure to call or telephone
70 ROUNTREE's RETAIL. STORE,
7o3 East Broad Street. Phone 6133.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade. new system: any one can learn.
Eight weeks completes; expenses
earned while learning. Tools do
NAKED. Positions guaranteed grad.
uutes. Write for free catalogue
Bowery, New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

n THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
Xxx OF Henrico Union Lodge, No. 1870.
AN a.. +. &. AMI: Please attend a
be held In Masonic Hall. rwanty.fifth
Street. THIS (Monday) EVENING, at
1880. Work In the third degree eX.
,pccted. Members of sister lodges and
transient brethren fraternally invited
to be present.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
(SignaO g. y. HUGHES, Sec.
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AIistellaneous.
'->s.,' -N~~-><N ~
CHICKEN FEED. r

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHICKEN
feeds, ETC.: authorized agents for
tors and Breeders; Humphreys Green
Bone Cutters: our wv. II. IT, scratch;
feed the chickens at tho State Fair.
G Ilye ", s,. cell. W. j. TODD. 842e
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Bersollals.

PARLoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
tresses renovnted;: for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for estt-t
mates. CHARLES JURGENSS SONS.
Adams and Broad Streets.
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}45 BUYS A SWEET TONED rsTv,
worth 3s5; yours for SOC. per
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EDISON pHoNoaRApIIs.

EVERY EDISON RECORD IN THE
catalogue in stock; all types OF ma.
chine: made good as new G. b.
HAYNES & CO.. 6os Enst Main Street.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED AIACHIN-
cry built. Why not have your ideas
developed. manufactured and mar
keted? Liberal proposition; Will save
you money. G. B. FORD CO., Trigg
ShipyArd. Phone 3O2g.
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uPr1o1sTERfSa.

3ARLoR SUITS ODD CHAIRS AMI
couches recovered and r.upholstercd
like now; slip covers nadc and mat.
trefses renovated: for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti.
mates. CHARLES JURG ENS'S SONS,
Adams ana Broad Streets. .
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RICHMOND MONDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1907
Wants Wants
a
Meetit,gs.

The Mecklenburg,
Chase City, Va,
November Is, lDoi.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the time and place OF meeting OF
OF Virginia has been changed from
stauntOn to Lynchburg, and from
December 10th TO 18th to DECl;Al.
BER II TO 20. 190T..
II. M. NASH
n. M. SLAUGHTER,
II. w. MARTIN. -5t56
Executive Committee.
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Hs4s BuYs "A HANDSOME MASON &
Hamlin organ: yours for Soc. per
3 week; at tho great e4sale.. on Fifth
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Belp aaal,teo, 9tll1aIe.
6ituationg daanteo. 6enrale.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION IN
private school or family; highest
testimonials. Box 3l4, FarmviIle.
Va. sss5
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH.
field sausaRe. It Is the best.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
S. hny one 9rae can do he W sS send
for free booklet: tells how to get
started. MANAGER. 2ox $40. Lock-
mort NJ y s4ls5 49,
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n Wednesday, Brlstol,a Va, Day will
he ono OF n1anytevents. The program
has not been completed yet Mrs, j. A.
Dickey. wife OF the mayor OF the town.
will be the sponsor tor the community.
and there will be Sei ght maids OF honor,
four Of whom will come from, tho Ten,
nessee side OF Bristol's main street,
which isstte dividing line between Ten.
nessee and Virginia. They Are Mrs.
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AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone 1892.
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DON'T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF Jahnke Bros. 10 per cent reduc.
ton sale (until December 18th only).
and do your shopping early. to. avoid
their usual rush just before Xmas.
Old gold and silver taken in ex.
cnange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18

;CoLoRED GIRL WANTS POSITION
i as cook (flrst-class): city or coun-,
try hotel or. restaurant. or private
family. Call46l6 North First Street.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
ZIMMERMAN,

Fay Bowles spent Wednesday in Elk
River.
Frank TruaX of Merriam Park WIS.,
tied relatives in town this week.
Mrs. W. r. HURT and Miss O'Con-
nor drove to Princeton Saturday.
VIM. Burletter arrived from the
coast on Wednesday evenings train.
b. J. Nicholson was doing business
in Elk River between trains Satur-
day.
Rev. Hume, an evangelist, held SER
vices in the M. F.. church on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Charlotte Tiff of ELK River
has been visiting relatives in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mode returned
from a short visit in the cities Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Swanson and son, Oscar, left
for visit with friends in Duluth on
FRIDAY evening.
G. $. Virgins came up from Rogers
Monday to finish the ditch contract he
had taken at this place.
Mrs. Harry Pratt will entertain the
NJ. g. LADIES' Aid society November7.
Everybody cordially invited to SUP.
per.
David Moores, who is buying p,,-
tatoes at this place for Mr., Varle,
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56e Farm Preside.
GIeanings by Our Country
Correspondents. .....
SPENCER BROOK

Miss Ruth Mckinney of Bradford
is spending few days at the Brook.
The farmers in this vicinity are
holding the most of their potatoes for
raise in prices.
Ike Walker was over at Cambridge
last week attending to the duties OF
county commissioner.
Arthur McKenney has purchased
eighty acres of land from Peter Lar
son in the town of Bradford.
Jason Chapman, brother of j. h.
Chapman, who has been visiting with
his folks at the Brook, left for Ohio
last week.
q. Grant gave a graphophone en-
tertainment at the Brook last Tues
day evening at Smiths hall. Quite
an audience turned out to enjoy the
fun.
The M. W. AS of Spencer Brook
and their families had Jubilee at
their hall last Saturday night and a
royal good time was reported -oys-
tiers and chickens in abundance.
Everyone knows where the oysters
came from, but from whence the fowls
came is a mystery.
The dance last Friday night at the
Woodman hall was attended by sixty
couple and all were good people ex-
cept the parties who got stuck to a
horse blanket with the name of Harry
English & Co. printed thereon in
large letters. Mrs. Bertha Thompson
furnished the supper and the crowd
ate everything that was cooked in the
neighbOrhOOd.
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Longer Residence REQUIRED.

An order by Commissioner Bal
linger just issued from the general
land office at Washington is one Of the
most important rulings of recent
years in connection with the acquisi-
ton of lands under the homestead
laws. It abolishes the privilege here
tofore given entry men of the six
months constructive. residence','
when they desire to commute their
entries and requires fourteen months
actual residence before communication
proof will be accepted. Commission
er Ballinger's order is as follows: -. ,
cit was believed that under the old
construction of the communicative pro-
vision of the homestead law, which
recognized constructive residence,
persons desiring to secure public
lands for speculative purposes were
furnished with inducements and facil-
tiles not found under other land laws
and that a large percentage
of homestead entries committed to
cash were, in their first inception,
made for the purpose only of securing
the title to the land and not with a
view to obtaining home for the sole
use and benefit of entrymen, which
was the primary object of the home
stead law which donates homes to the
citizens of the United States in order
to advance the general welfaae, in
Guiding residence and cultivation of
such lands as are adapted to agricul-
tural purposes. p X.
"By ruling just announced no com
mutation proof offered under home
stead entries made on or after Nov. l,
1907, will be accepted unless. such
proof shows that entryman hass in
good faith, actually resided upon and
cultivated the land embraced within
his entry for the full period of at least
fourteen months, thus doing away
with the constructive residence
period heretofore recognized. -
''The ruling just announced, how
ever, will not affect homestead entries
made prior to Nov. l, 1907, and COM
muted to cash if, when proof is made,
it is satisfactorily shown that entry
man established actual residence on
land embraced within his entry within
six mouths from date of entry, in
which case he may be credited with
constructive residence from date of
entry, but in this connection entryrnan
must show that his residence once
established was maintained in good
faith for such period as when added
to period of constructive residence
will equal full period of fourteen
months, residence required under
Communication clause of the homestead
act. Communication proofs will not be
accepted when they fail to show that
the required residence and cultivation
was continuous to the date on which
application to make such proof was
filed in the local land Office"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-31
Birthday Party.

When Miss Ruth Briggs arrived
home from her music teachers on
Saturday afternoon she was surprised
to find nineteen of her classmates
there to welcome her. They had come
to greet their little schoolmate upon
the occasion of her eleventh birthday
anniversary. An enjoyable afternoon
was passed in playing games, hunting
peanuts, etc. Refreshments were
served and Miss Briggs received six
teen pretty birthday presents.
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Miss Frances Franklin's Benefit

In last weeks issue an announce.
ment was made under the caption 81
Thanksgiving Offering" relative to
Miss Frances Franklin rof Wyanett.
For Princeton and vicinity those de-
string to contribute to this fund 3 will
please leave their contributions with
Mrs. Lillian Alstein, at Anderson
store, or hand to Mrs. May Libby.
IT. Committee.
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High Grade Bread and Pastry.

To the Public:
I have been fortunate in securing
the services of James Wells of Mime
apolis, baker of twenty years expe-
rience and an expert in all branches
of the business. Mr.. Wells is without
doubt the most skilled baker that
ever worked rin this village. His
bread and pastry cannot be excelled
or even equalled in this part of the
country. Persons who have not tested
the superior quality of goods now be-
ing turned, out at my bakery should
send in a trial order and they will be
convinced that my statement is a true
one. ID, *; g. Very respectfully,
*. .#sa o. B. Newton. )
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If taken patiently and persistently
will relieve the most obstinate cases of
indigestion, constipation, bad blood,
bad liver no matter how long stand
ing. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. G.. A. Jack.
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For Sale.
A good 1O-acre place, one-half mile
east of village. Have good seven
room house, good barn, granary,
wagon shed, workshop and hen house.
Can raise all kinds of fruit on land.
Terms reasonable. P. Holland,
Princeton
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Take Heed.

Take Heed.
All boys and girls under 16 years of
age who are found on the streets to-
night (Hallowe'en) after $50 O'Clock,
unless accompanied by their parents,
will be placed under arrest.
S. A. Cravens,
Village Marhal.
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In q Dairying Section,

Joseph P. Hunter has just finished
painting his dwelling with a cream
background and butter color trim
mings- Midland, Md, Item.
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Courts Are Slow.

The unwritten law is getting written.
The Nebraska supreme court has
decided that 'sthe wife is boss of the
house. New Haven Journal. .,s
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1t is Said That

When a house is being painted
pals of water should be placed in the
rooms. A handful of hay plunged in.
to the water helps to get rid of the
smell. For a wholesome table bever-
age there is nothing quite so good as
golden grain belt beer. It is brewed
from the best of natures products in
a better way than other beers and
should be served daily with meals to
insure perfect health. Order of your
nearest dealer or be supplied by Sjo-
blom Bros, wholesale dealers,
Princeton.
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For sale, twenty Shropshire sheep,
10 ewes and one RAINFALL young:
took pemium at state fair. Apply to
Frank Smith, Princeton. ,..
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spent Sunday at his home in Big
Lake.
County Auditor Swanson and Chas.
Babcock came up from Elk River Fri
day evening to hunt ducks in this vi
cinity. f#
The furniture for the Blanchett hotel
arrived Friday and the hostelry is
now ready to receive boarders by the
day or week.
The Woodmen are working on their
hail. It is to be made eight feet
higher and the new hall will be fur
nished with hardwood floor. 80:
Mrs. Walter Spencer and children,
accompanied by the formers father,
Mr.. Jennison, departed for their home
in Oregon on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Celestial Schwartz and daugh-
ter Mildred came up from Osseo Sat-
urday evening to spend few days
with Mrs. Schwartz parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Carter.
By the way, one of our most esti-
mable citizens nearly cracked his knee
cap in becoming accustomed to the
new concrete sidewalk which has been
laid around the hotel. We recon-
mend that he stick to the sandy streets
a little longer.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Larson in the Woodman hall
Friday evening. The evening was
spent in card playing, dancing and a
social time generally. A fine supper
was served at midnight, and all who
were present report splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson expect to leave
for the Pacific coast in the near future.
If anyone who owns a COW in this
town finds it missing some day they
probably can gain information as to
its end at Mode & Co.'s meat market.
They have an amateur butcher, who
after sharpening his knife and making
all preparations, hied him forth to
slaughter, and seeing COW tied to a
fence he forthwith slaughtered it.
Results show it was not the right COW.
Come to the Church Fair.
The ladies of the Union Aid society
of Zimmerman will have one of their
big sales on Friday evening, Nov.
Is. Many useful and beautiful things
will be sold. A short program. A
big supper. Free admission. Tom
Kaliher will be the auctioneer.
Every body is welcome. 45-3t
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A Rising Young Surgeon.

A Rising Young Surgeon.
DR.. Eugene F. Murphy, an Anoka
boy, has resigned the position of first
assistant at the city hospital of ST..
Paul, to take up private practice.
MIR. Murphy was formerly a printer
in the Anoka Herald Office. About a
dozen years ago he entered the univer-
sity at Notre Dame, Ind, then be
studied in the best eastern colleges,
served an apprenticeship in several
large hospitals in Philadelphia and
Pittsburg and now he is recognized as
one of the brightest young physicians
and surgeons in St. Paul. Mr.. Muir.
phys friends are justly proud of him.
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Notice..

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
water will be shut off on Friday, Nov.
I, for the purpose of cleaning the
tank. Ira G.. Stanley,
Village Recorder.
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Our coal shed capacity has been
more than doubled and we expect to
be in position to fill all orders for
hard or soft coal throughout the
winter.
45-2t IL, Larson & Co.
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Church Topics se M
METHODIST.
Sunday and Weekday
Announcements.

METHODIST.
Morning, 1870, 'The Tree and Its
Fruits" evening, 1870, "Jonah and
the Whale.'' Epworth League $50,
Sunday school IL m.
: -
CONGREGATIONAL.
Services at 1890 a. m. and 1870 p.
m. Sunday school at 1l:45 a. m.
Subject of morning sermon, "The
Trinity" subject of evening sermon,
"Jesus the Model for Success"
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OF Great Use.'

OF Great USE
A round-shouldered man is Of great
use in community for the sight of
him makes others straighten up.-At-
Gibson Globe.