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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-The market was irreg-
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, barley-Futures were higher. The cash grain
showed no change. Feed continues quiet and the
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1s-lO;sO a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS

Bid. Ask Bid Ask
Is or CD new IS or COUP
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brewers are reported well stocked with supplies.
Receipts were large, exceeding L, 600 centais.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Am ES Cellelai reduction M

III The best wine was kept TIL The iast
or III other words ..Iss n onneo ana Juliet'
sgaa quite the finest Of the plays }p,,t
on py Mr.. Dodge ana Ills company. III
could easily have been believed that
the three leading parts had been writ.
ten for the actors who reproduced
them last night such juatica thsy ala
the assioned llines ID Romeo, ar,
Dodge win be- longest rsns1nhered
here % the balcony scene not fileS i1,
SLIGHTEST diseord entered into stlae5 a
music ana poetry oe Miss aarsl,alas M
made very lovely Juliet. EIer 81. 81.
prassiye face The cllngfng sirasary s,e5
her robes, and tho baence os NV ssps.
dsncs Gf SELF -conacio lsneas, les.s at.l
fYansas. ssiass elosis
utter srs s all sfsslr s
$40 T,II ial love. ss
as
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Resurrection sf {. Trpss,,:s' q

me Grand Forks Evearing Press u ],
announced that the publi caon 81, ~. ~.
EneWspa aper VIII be continued inrss ,,iS.s ~.
", 4: Since the anno uncenaent II, ID ].
!. Iess 8 would suspend lication III
aas eeen deluged with latfefa, u teIa.s lsss
rams and teleph hons cans s,rgsng I'M s
paeaasng sslat ts ,ss cont lus,,,ig M
8 Increment sans, s,r.s l,; y
leadirng democrats of ssla state. ayal,s
" view she eons Attfios
afictl, g alad u sg,,sa
assume such ss st.ss ,,,s q.
agannens ies1s
Esae q lsusslSsat me
e s ea,ssa
q cars ssls
salss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
N ~ ~ e.,
No \ Taking Goes

e any railroad cuts down the wage, !
ct fts EMPLOYEES on the plea that Al,
road road regulation OF any other al ),
the government has made IL necessary &, , 4
\ direct the interstate eenmerce cor,.
mission 70 look into that railroadt,s
boo books and make public its financial
tse1 eondi ton any railroad ID rnally
hard mar UP and a cut Id wages ii 81 necss. a.
sary no one can object. But IL the the cut &
d 81 made on prstaStt OF poVerfy, snd for Il
.pplldcal then tbs country oa,gl,s
20 know and nropose Il shan know
iE, aensasion as recent stats.
naens O PRESIDENT Haoosavels
this 81, couats,, B ha.S &
mad hard s.25 ID sa above
parasraD los sslliss is,eereassss.
q ara aiot Going have anon sr slsy s,ll.sll-
leIl fgIrla a1ag
sasltinsnt % own ssasig 81 B. ,ssyI
oHs ssssssli gsse
sssa ssss \, esss s,,sslassass
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
SKnICkesbeea1sr Trust Go. ReupeBs

Marking the advent Of another pro
gressive period inG thes era Of recon
ION 10 Tine financial and indHstzial
world was The order granted ssaesausfay
BY Justice s,lask in the supreme ceurt,
lon Staten H5Iand, for the reopening on
March rs of ffffithe nickerbocEer Trust
company: wlrege suspension last Oct.
following a ,,ttwo5 days, bank run, In
yolVed the sayings 81 nearly 10000
Rtrpught the president :eof
sfhe institution, Charles T. Barney, to
saais death ira sensational anannar,
and precipltabed such unsetataeanent ,of
,Hablie eontada daenee that the eanfc of
|1SO7 resulted. The, reopeaiag tof the
ckerboeAer Trust company win 4se-
lease assets aagregating sas $40, $40.
The granting OF -aale resunag gtaoa order
was rejected III a Is mart adysanoe lin
secraity values on ;theA stock eaehanga.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Push That SY,l,ks:

1t is am using tor saa,
cent young woman WHO is s,,nn.-1 ot+s@ oa's
an 1ndulgent father; snnb soma $3.50
1r1ous- young womar who wo,,.a' oiS'- -.
| wages or salary. This Same ~ 80 -oAs
woman would starve to- deatb >, ou ,.zs
tnree months if turned loose on ou- 80
own resouce. A push that contfnna,s.s, as-
,as snuos the working gfr1 oug1it to, sszs,
saelr pedigree four times q yean IN,
papers to keep them, no mi, ..z' ~
on on former o times and if their nar,z,,..a: .
:. alasRs dig bitches or work ONT, - ~
liylng at a. some time of their 1,ves ~ :. ~ =
one %, ' or she seven wonders and az nan - -
ne he sFoNe for having done - ~ none
sut :s, these: people who care. on,v sasr. sa..
'lothess pay enough for one ior :. :.
to'cklngsA g to buy the ttold MAJ a.. = !.
ozen M pairs at win always be win : s
.hey grow up and marry chan M ~. ,ves,. rs. 81.
g ares only for himself aad who tbina,ss @ y
1as Clothes alone make the = man So ,s4=
" sit up nights WORKING "a o,,sr11 - J. s=. s5
aa whereby they can make both !,
GET atia their daughters travel ~ -
me path they themselves. Z. traye1aia m .5
syonnger land IA 30
.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
THE EAGLES MOVE
lake Up Quarters in the Odd Fellows
l1all This Week ~

s3'e sUsS WYNN f.
Headed by the Eagles Band Devils.
Lake Aerie. No., 1045 sagles moved
from the *. of P. hall to the Odd Fel>
lows hall Monday evening. This ac-
tioA was made necessary 10 aceommo,
aate the membership waach has been
srowing SO rapidly chat their former
hall was no longer" adequate to- yac.
commodate them. lg was Roand at tho
opening of the lodge that the new
quarters are a little crowded and 1T
looks as Enough the Eagles will NE
obliged IN the near future to eaaher
desist from taking in members or buIl6
a hall large enough to accommodate
them, and as this lodge is not oue'bf fht
kind that believes In quitting, the, an
noancemeat that Devils LaRe E agile,
will buila would not come us mich o
a strpfse to those who k1ow condi
saons. =: !
A o5sass Of mine were Initiated int,
the order Monday night snd a., genera
|good time was enjoyed. ~
Next Manday: evening tile Aeri
from THIS 1ity. will go|ato G Ando on
spscial train leaving mere about flv
lto'eiock, aaving been invite ID there b
|;fhe Canlo lodge. 81 E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
victim OF the greed of EMPLOYMENT
agents In Offices in Duluth.

victim OF the greed of employment
agents In offices in Duluth.
In the early fail Fred Bippany and
his wife paid 81 to an agent in Duluth
TO get jobs ais lumberman and cook
IN a northern Minnesota camp.
They got their credentials, directions
to the camp, and with their little boy.
Fred, they went to Two Harbors, there
to walk the so miles to the camp in
the woods where work should await
them.
They followed directions and made
the long walk in safety.
But they found no camp. :
For a matter OF a paltry 81 in nh
employment agents pocket they had
been craeaay biaked. There was no
camp.
Their money gone, no work IN slight
they we're ferced to buaad TEMPORARY
cabin. While they stayed there for q
week, sleeping nearly out of doors in
the cold, the boy contracted fpneumo
MIA and died.
The father hewsd rude coffin GU,
Of "a aog, and the ehild's body was low
cred ii1ito a grave scooped In the snow
p'Hat was the acme OF grief In hs
hemely little tragedy.
The father and mother made thea
is'low way back TO Two Hsarbors am
1Dd1uth. Bippany shaped, out agaa,
PAS "a lumberman, from different EN-
Ep1oyment office. His wife is worn
ing as domestic in IAN East En-,
home.
Neither will ever visit again tn
vault of their little SCI IN in the stf
Edatk north. woods His grave stay
unmarked, the spot u Unknown to an
fbnt these two, all t he tangible eT
Idenee that yet remains of the he
;Ef1blez experience of tlae little sanaIly;-
tEDllnth DAILY star. w.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13

the people And they are HaAy y1nl
with the red, fire of riot and reyoiu@
tion when they put the, AmeEssan La
borer upon the rack of hunger In tho
torture cha mber of idlenesa. They
don't want Roosevelt to- be president
again, but they are doing the very
things that VIII make the people De.
mand his candidacy t. Taft is uSs
nominated oH the first ballot In the
Republican nafinuaI convention, iisren
FOR roar f. Or Roosevelt that wifi rot
cease until e Is declared the nominee.
-Neche Chrt snasype.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
FOR COUNTY FAIR
Nleetaq viii Be Held In This City
to Talk Over Plans -. -.

There will be a meeting held at tho
court room In this city Saturday after
noon to discuss plans and perfect the
organization OF a county fair associa-
tion. Everyone is invited and there
should be a large attendance. The
plan is TO arrange for county fairs to
be held at This place every year and
eventually TO have The state fair loes't-
ed at Devils Lake. r.s5a. &C.,.
This Is matter that our citizens
cannot afford TO pass BY lightly, as
1t means much to our community both
N the cities ana the farming cuahmuni.
ty
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
Gard Of 1Thanks

The eOfiicers and !, "a enteega eG ,tthe
newly organized conpa ny wish
to thank Col. A. w. Cog swell, Mad. r
G.. Gorders H. NJ, Gney, H Knee
shaw, and A, M. Bond, for taaear Hals,-
able assistance in getting 2 nailitta
company for Devils Lake, tiaaE wild
soon take its place in Abe 1st Reg.
NJ D. N. G. Everybody sci. together
aud push good thin, e aseng. /,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
GTedIt l),Ie
Editor Inter ocean: :

ILeE-SJ Jcea u 80
Dear d resilient 81 Dry
!. ]. AXE toN'nshi would like Is MSS 1
little of your pace ii the interest al i
man whom We has done much
ffor US and For our city at me same
If time n That man II yollr present mayor
ssGEs
win be arenasr Eber,ed titstt lIss pos.
II farS rove road gaa com le,sead assDsls.
ten sssn acroas ttssss nlld lais sst
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13

taken up again by Mr., Whitman and
at an expense Of about $500.00 was
eompleted last summer, shortening the |
distance about four miles and bring
ing the rich farming district of Poplar
Grove in close touch with the city.
This road is now being extended in a
direct line by the farmers about ten
lmiles southwest.
I y Mr. Whitman took personal charge
lpf this work, has spent weeks OF his
time Oh the work, and today 1t is
Lone of the finest roads leading into
tine city.
Hhe Pelican Point bridge was built
aB6ut six years ago by the aaministra-
efon preceding the one now existing.
iIlIt was great undertaking but was
4 finally completed. The present admin-
iistratioa took UP the work with the
! county and now have about i've miles
of fine graded road connecting the
, lefty with the asflitary reservation and
} FG Totten Indian reservation.
: Mr. WhftEnan has attended 'ssVera
meetings of the Lake township boari
{ Iof Supervisors in the Interests of thu
! fgpads aeading into Devils Lake ant
has succeeded in getting considerabl,
0 help frgm them.
We take this opportunity of callin,
aie attention of the people OF Devil
e Lake to these matters that we fee
q have been minimized by some of yoe,
9 lcGfEsns: Dry Lake Citizen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
ADMIT LARGE CLASS
Modern SWDodmen of America Initiate
Large Glass Tuesday Niqht

There 'Swas surely something doing
ldn the ledge room of the Modern Wood
anensof America In this city Tuesday
IsReHin. :Neighbors had been invited
larom some of the surrounding camps,
lsFith "a .EeHHlt that thereswa a. good1y
|atten1lanee> from outside cities espec:E
tally was Webster, Crazy, and War
ysaick well Represented. The room was
|snaled too sfull for actual comfort but
lsnnyertheaesg the large audience very
Emuch enjoyed the impressive ritualis-
little itnihatory work as executed by the
team Of Lake Camp No. 2S37 of this
fditg. -"
aneapnty State Council r. C. Bellew
|ahas zbeeni In sfhis field for short time
Itand ,the results of his labors were
liYery perceptlble in: the size OF the
|nlass that was admitted Tuesday eve
IInlng. 7fheresIere between so and so
Ianplheants present ready to take the
|Eyork. Of course the most CT them
|aEefe stakens i'm the short form and
pa sfewuR thefbese of t1rem retained for
the big show There are none Of
uadsisase ,npstoT this .time that have made
any conn Amt abnnt not getting fbair
s1maneyss xworth. /. ..es
y Haelowing the iinstiation there WAS
- - snTead which was thoroughly en-
Joyed by tthase present. IS I. !,
8 The activity Of this lodge in Devils
La Lake is .butsarefection Of the general
trend Of lthezsNgsoodmen ahroughout; the
United ] United Gates. There lis probalys no
order of character that has made
such W rapid progress as has the Modern
Y 'W5oodman q, af America, Tais is as it,
should l bes What higher incentive can
there be for growth chan thai inspired
ey Sprote ectfons to abe widows and. or
Ishaas. That Is Wia6 zach sociaties, al as
Shisare organized for and their place
q the natfon is a. very hsnportant ,one.
3 sthe means of Just such organsza-I
5ons as this thousands OF widoWg and
'rphans, who otherwise would he aeas
Y poverty anl Ntant, are provided WIN /
N' and life comp petency. TheseI
1ftues are Beautiful y portrait il thea'
litilary cerelnony of the Modern wood
uss aen and csnnot help hut appeal to /
nysfhink king man who has the proper Il
ps1it OF feeling for hia loved ones. Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
TEE
Probability That Senator gaausabEgsqh
with Head A griCultural Committee

Probability That Senator NyaaaSlsrgaaah
! WITH Head A griCultural Committee
p Washington, March e.--Ea,e death o.
ts5enator iFrocto OF verm,azss win make
Eahanges iin two important genate com.
E.sndfttees, s:shat od agriculture and an.
Eunopfiation. tt lis dehnftaly a1nder-
sstnod If Ete SO dsesines Senator Hans
brDugh; ;:wfae is the ranking memaber of
the committee OF agriculture, may
have the chairman ansi,ip of shat COM
afttee 5whieh in many ways Is far
superior to the committee which Sen
zrtor Hansbrorsgh has, now, that of palb-
lie lands: 4 us Senator .Hanabrousf,
ID almisersa1ly !Hked; by his colleagues.
IT. as generally Thought that, a change.
in the agricultural committee win be
q; announced = W Immediately after the au-
neral of Senator FEoctor. ~. -
In the eTent & that Senator Hans.
brough goes 60 the head Of the com
mfttee on agriculture, Senator Nelson
OF Minnesota syfll, ia all probability; !
succeed to-. the craftsmanship OF the
committee on public aaads, he being /
3 member III that BODY. H. ss
d The committee on. agriculture out
ranks the commit tee on public lands =
lnd lll,l as s IT prepares an appropraationl
'sal every year st is thought that Sen
TER . s. Han1sbroug win Welcome the
yentng Times. /, - =. ,ss$5: ss:ss= 8 8
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
MILITIA ORGANIZED
FFffty.two Merlbers Of Company s'Aa''
Mustered n, at This Place r

'fsIuSler6d IN az talIS race
Devils 'Eake has, not only. got ufl-
'tary company but it ID in a fair way to
have one Of the best in the state II
the perspaell of,'.tE1e Organization is
any criterion fol: sthe future. There
are 1fty.two Of onr cities represents
tive young men On. the roll, the officers
are wen ~selectsH and the aaasys ;are
enthusiastic. l$ $Sy5:,. .S s. III =. : = =, !,
A call was ISSUED for aast Sunday
for the boys 10 present tlhezuseIwss
for examination and muster. They
were met by saNaior Mclaagaain ,naao
put In busy day with the work tsof
examination laad at 122-.O1 Monaay
morning company s.'A r. yras uanstersd
Into The serVsee Of the state g. : : 4 4
Election' followed the mugher wlitEtah
resulted in the following Officers being
selected. gaptain, Jas. ;gs: sgtenison;; !;
First Lieuteaasa1tt Harry u. 4ttEa IHtaa1 !; SEES.
'ond Lieutenant, Anthony M. SHo1tt. "a
meeting was called for asstt /; night
(Thursday) :ezt:sswhich dime disae snoua- ID
commissioners officers ware to be $50
lectea. ss S..ssSs &ss4z. 4 3a7,5 ri 4
1t will prchab1y be- severed aasgs 1bs-
fore the uniforms and arms aruave for
the new company And then the boys
will buckle intoait and proceed to aaaake
good. TO be fairly good company
'is not 'tale intenalon Of 5ttlhis organaza-
ton, nothing but Che best VIII :s,rllce
with them.
g7 The new comp VIII have ;d.ae
B1earty ss1port Of aiae people of dhiiltia
community as q unit, and viii iae
rendered every possahle assistance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-13
1O tHEt:P. SHIPPERS
Stdte Veterinarian Of. orewe Has
DDnferenCe Wiih MiIlI. 0fficfals

7sDr. w. r. C1g#He, D. evils Lake, sec
retary :6f the NuaEh' Dakota Live Stock
sanitary board, srazye,t in Fargo today
from ST.. Paul, where he has seen
Ecohfering with NJ r. Whitcombs sof she
EalHEnnesota live saaock and sanitary
bpard on= the question Of d iclnt In.
Nsnection of all the stock for siuprusa-
kzaaDn: into North Bako ia, =. RI! :S.y. r..
Il .st is proposed to hold the anspee-
saDn at the Minnesota sTransaar, where
Eszu stock for North, Dakota aaas MIN
Is transferred esor rested avliaae
fenroute. DR.. Crewe and Br. Whit
Ecumb have held auconf erensse witt ittihteas, SD
fintendent N. .. Doc deyaee :taaas Min!
nesota Transfer and &c lefnlte aefiem
walt be taken at once. q = :. '"3:j s3
IA Aaxspeaking OF the after H9r. GreWe;
tsaid.:$$ This plan as,,been. asaaBt de;
| tsired1by the railway companaess, .lbut:
lowing to certain eonaitznnsaof asregularr!|
|inspeeadon and charges aeaaaaad an
noyan@e to both road an nd
Wefhave establas saasl achadale z.sg,
Ischargaaafhat wi1l be aaraissqHn1s for sasss.g:
entering ,both AAaairneaata land i Norfa.s
Dakota and the work Of taking charge
eof: this inspection via be I'M the hands
eef repu6ab BILE vetesamarian that VIII
'tahe care cf North Daaota.si isnterests.
This M inspe pecsion includes tthe rapplying
sof tthe tubereallar test to ,tihe cattle Be.
ing mported sinto NORTH Dakota for
breadfng and aairying purpases. Our
law w,proVfdes tiszf such cattle must he
aeeomn panied by Ia tllbereuaae |
that shows them ereess fron aaseas,ees.
'1s!his class .of work could nat ben
dome after the stock reached four atasasI
svitaaout loss TO the shipper aa sabtlefI;
thai reacted could nct We sold, aeeoaFssl
Ing g our state they could
not be slipped interstate according is j
the federal law. and Houas theref
be a total loss to the oWne
52ss'I rejected att Inc MInnesota Trans.
Eer they may be shi pped to south 1T. Ii
B Pasa1 and alld slaugh und ders feasraI Id.
specfion, which ii many ssanneas.I q
would gtye substans returns To- sshe
oWner: \
sThe live stock boaFdls aff both sfsstfss IL
srs ~: y anxious It'll have aint inspect ia
established. aS shippers are haglllnfng3a
y move theas stock honld b
he inspeetion aaaa estab bliahed, it VIII 3: A
mean PC that the one insp spestlon VII u
'lfi1ce FlIla both states ana the ahl \ \
vlia5 only have one insp eetion Res to I, {
'ay, whereas, unde derS the present ays- 4
en ne u. etimes compelled to DAY q 4
Wo inape pection fees, once when his q, h
tock is held %; 81 bhEinne ana i. 3
rhen sets To- the Dakota boundary w d ],
ne Forum. u u
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08
Those Amendments

The following letter from Judge
u. B. Wall, explains itself. We
do not reproduce the Tribune, edi-
torial for lack of SIP &c.
EDITOR CHAMPION;
l enclose you copy of all edi-
torial published in the Tampa
Tribune of the 10Th of September,
recommending the adoption by the
voters at the November election Of
two amendments to the Constitu-
ton, -one authorizing the legisla-
ture to fix the compensation of the
judiciary, the other empowering
that body to create additional cir
cults when necessary, and 20 con-
fer on the railroad commission
judicial powers.
No sensible reason can in my
judgment be assigned why both Of
them should not be adopted. The
Legislature prescribes the compen-
sation Of every salaried official in
the state, including the Governor
and cabinet officers, except the
judges. Why not the latter, es-
pecially as it may be deemed prop
er to grade some of those salaries
according to the amount of work
or the size Of circuit Some Of
the circuit judges are required to
do three times the amount of work
that some of the others do. Should
the pay be the same? The other
amendment is even more impor-
tant Business is increasing at
such a rate in some sections of the
State, sss.sso sssmder II almost impos-
tsikie for one Judge to attend to it,
in other words, to give it the con-
sideration necessary to do justice
to litigants. We should not be re-
quired to await the slow process Of
resorting to an amendment of the
constitution in order to obtain
relief. This is the case now in the
Sixth Circuit. Yours very truly,
]. B. Wall.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08

shall be entitled to the second
medal.
8. Contestants shall be known
by their number upon the program
and the title OF their defamation
only, and shall draw lots for their
places upon the program.
9. Pupils must have their APP
plication for a place in the contest,
with the title of their declaration!
signed by the principal OF their
school, filed with the chairman OF
the executive committee OF the
Florida Educational Association,
Asa B. Clark, Quincy, Fla, on or
before December 1908. The chair
man of the executive committee
shall have a list Of the contestants
published by the 18th Of December.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08

Leader Austin Carlton.

Leader Austin Carlton.
Instrumental Music Hymn POS
Topic, Joy and Peace of the
House of God.
Talk by leader on subject.
Psalms, III, 122 Responsibility.
Song, Gloria Patria.
Prayer by Mr.. Stay.
Hymn, 210.
Exposition OF LIST Cor. 1870 BY
first We. President.
Exposition of 12i Psalm by
second We. President.
Hymn 420.
Exposition Of re Psalm, BY
third We. President.
Closing talk by fourth We. Presi-
dent.
Hymn, 355.
Paper by P. T. Richard on, How
we can Help the League.
Benediction.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08
Trinity Methodist Church.
Sunday School GAS a. m

Sunday School GAS a. m.
Preaching II a, m. The sermon
begun last Sunday will be finished.
Subject, Why I am a Methodist. {"
Text ! Peter SIS.
A good program will be rendered
by the Epworth League at $780, pm.
AT the evening service. the
second sermon of the series, will
be preached Subject Where and
what IS heaven. Text, 3 sam.
1928.
= cordial welcome will Be given
70 Az Charles w. White.