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70 hampton roads has not yet been
definitely announced, but 1t is expect
cd that the fleet will arrive at its ulti-
mate destination during the latter part
OF February, 1909, when 1t will be
Joined at Hampton Roads by most of
the other ships Of the American navy
then on the Atlantic coast, and this
great fleet Of war vessels greater
even than that which gathered in San
Francisco bay on the morning of May
3 and greater than the one that as
senlbled at Hampton Roads Dec. 16.
when the present record breaking vow
age began-will again be reviewed by
President Roosevelt just prior to his
going out of office
The fleet is scheduled to arrive at
Honolulu July 16. After a stay of one
week in Honolulu the fleet will pro-
coed to Auckland, N. e. It Is by spe-
cial invitation Of the New Zealand
government that the American ships
go there and at this port the yankee"
sailors will receive their first greet
1ngs from foreign people since leav-
Ing South America.
Warm Greeting at Sydney.
Perhaps the greatest of all the en-
tertainments to be given the men of
the fleet in any foreign city, however,
will be- waiting their arrival at Syd-
ney, the great port of Australia, where
the warships, after leaving Auckland
on Aug. is, will arrive on Aug. 20.
Half a million dollars is the sum the
government Of Australia and the peo-
pie of Sydney have appropriated for
the entertainment of the American
sailors.
Melbourne and Albany are two other
ports of Australia where the fleet will
stop and where open handed hospital
ity and lavish entertainment will be
given the men. From the port of AL
bany the feet will steam on Sept. II
for Manila and it will arrive in these
American waters, the last home port
until Hampton Roads, on Oct. 1.
Great interest is felt in the fleets
visit to Japan. Proceeding to Yoke
hama from Manila the fleet will arrive
there on Oct. II. Here, on Oct. FL, it
will be divided, the first squadron re-
turning to Manila, where it will arrive
Oct. 20. The promise is that the well
come to be given the Americans in
Yokohama will not be second in gra-
ciousness, at least, to anything met
with at any port previously touched,
for it is upon the special invitation of
the emperor of Japan that the fleet
goes there. Elaborate functions at
court and social affairs will be held
for the officers of the fleet.
At Annoy, China, the reception will
doubtless be the occasion of a great
celebration characteristic Of the Chi
nese. The two squadrons of the fleet
will be brought together again at Ma
Mia on Nov. and the departure
thence for Alden and the passage of
the Suez will take place within the
following few days, the exact date not
yet having been determined.
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WINhIPEG'S EXPOSITION
WILL BE GREAT AFFAIR
Famous Bands Will Be Present.
Unrivled Military and PyrotechnicaI
Display Every Evening.

With greater exhibits, more COM
plete arrangements, and more at.
tractive features the Winnipeg Ex-
hibition July 18th to 18th will be
the best in its history.
It will be more attractive to the
western man of business or farmer
as we'll as more thrillingly interesting
to those desirious of mere pleasure
and amusement. To the sportsmen,
the dog lover or the horsemen there
never was such an opportunity for
keen enjoyment. To the women of
the west, the children, the ladies
work department, the school exhibits,
the manual training practical dis
play by boys at work during the
Exhibition these will be instructive
and interesting features that will
mark the coming events as the red
letter week of the year.
The platform attraction pro-
gram is particularly fine and will
exceed in its sensational, amusing
and delightful features the pro-
grams of the past.
There will be trained elephants
daring aeronauts, agile acrobats,
splendid gympasts and bewildering
facinating dancing by bevy of
beautiful girls, the renowned troop
of "Mad-Caps."
The great band tournament and
the presence of such musical organi-
izations as the celebrated Innes
Orchestra band of New York and
the 91st Highlanders Band, the
whole daily proceedings to conclude
with magnificent spectacular mill
tary tattoo in which over $50 British,
French, German and Spanish troops
will take part in the sensational
representation of the historic Battle
of Saragossa midst the greatest
display of fire works ever seen in
Winnipeg will make the Winnipeg
Exhibition of July 18th to II the
greatest exhibition ever held in the
West.
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K. of P.Meetinq.

An interesting meeting of the
Knights of Pythias lodge was held
at Masonic hall last evening, at
which 40 members of the order were
present. After the initiatory work
in the second degree, Supreme Rep
resentatlve w. L. Scism, of the
Grand Lodge, gave a very interest
ing address on the work of the K. of
P. order.
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Exonerafed of Murder CHARGE.

Philadelphia, July S.-Frederick
Giles, Jr, who was arrested on sus-
picion of knowing something regard
Ing the murder Of DR.. William H. Will
son, who died after drinking poisoned
ale, was given a hearing before q
magistrate and held in $500 bail for
another hearing pending further inves-
tigation into the death of his wife.
The police have practically cleared
Giles of any connection with the death
of Wilson. There is no specific charge
against him.
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Convicted Official Sentenced.

Minneapolis, July 81. u. Barnes.
president of the insolvent Minnesota
Title Insurance company, was brought
up in court and senter ced to two
years in the penitentiary He was
convicted of grand larceny, which con-
sisted in loaning the company's funds
to himself. A motion for a new trial
is now pending before the supreme
court and till a. decision is handed
down the defendant will be at liberty
On bail.
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new NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Northwestern Members of Democratic
Organization.
Denver, July 8.-The following are
the Northwestern members of the new
Democratic national committee:
Iowa-Martin j. Wade, Iowa City.
Mtchigan-Edwin o. Wood, Flint.
Minnesota-Frederick B. Lynch, st.
Paul,
North Dakota-William Collins.
South Dakota - Ed s. Johnson,
Pierre.
Wisconsin-No selection yet.
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CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, July 7. - Whsat-July,
s7e; Sept, $50; Dec, S9%c. Corn
July, 72c;- Sept, 72h@72%c; Dec,
e2hQ62Ac; May, 620e2Ac. Oats
July, old, 4S1ac; July, 4sc; Sept,
41%e; Dec, 42Ac; May, 44%c. Pork
July, $3.50; Sept, s16.7o; Oct, s15.-
75 Butter-Creameries. 19122c;
dairies, 17@21c. Eggs-1514c. Poultry
Turkeys, 14e; chickens, 1Oc;
springs, 1e@16c. u.
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Stoddard Valves Examination.

Justin Stoddard, the man who was
arrested two weeks ago on the
charge of cruelty assaulting 9-year-
old girl at Tenstrike, waived exami-
nation in the court this morning
before Court Commissioner Clark
and was bound over to the county
Jail to await the action of tie Septem-
Der grand jury.
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Tom johnson Turn ed Down.

Denver, July s.-Mayor Tom l..
Johnson of Cleveland was defeated for
membership on the national commit
tee at the formal caucus of the Ohio
delegation. 1t already had been
slated that H. G. CARRIER of Columbus
was to succeed Mr.. Johnson, but the
mayor of Cleveland put up a hard
fight, which lasted for an hour The
result, however, was heavily against
him, the vote being ~ for CARRIER to
for Johnson.
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City Warrants PAYABLE.

Notice is hereby given that there
is money in the treasury to pay all out
standing warrants registered against
the general fund prior to March /,
1908. Interest will cease from and
after date of this notice.
Dated at Bemidji, Mimi, this 9TH
day of July, 1908.
Earl Cell, City Treasurer.
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Steamer sunk In Collision.

Port Huron, Mioh, July s.-The
steel freighter H. P. Mcintosh, $50 feet
long, owned by the Gachrist company
of Cleveland, was sunk In collision
with the freighter M. A. Hanna in the
st. Clair river Just below here. None
of the crew was killed or injured.
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Kline Resigns.

John c. Kline, who has been
captain Of the police force since
March, 1907, last evening presented
to Mayor Pogue his resignation,
which was later accepted by Mayor
Pogue.
49, Mr.. Kline has not yet decided
what he intends to do.
Mayor Pogue will, no doubt, in a
few days make new appointment to
take the place of Mr.. Kline.
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Rebekahs Meet With Blackjack Lodge

About twenty members of the
Bemidji Lodge of Rebekahs went to
Blackjack last evening and installed
new officers and initiated some new
members into the lodge at that
place.
After the initiation there was a
dance and a general good time. The
Blackjack ladies served an excellent
lunch to the visitors, who report a
very enjoyable entertainment.
Four members of the local lodge
of Odd Fellows accompanied the
ladies and they also report a very
enjoyable time.
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N0rth0me CHALLENGES.

The Northome baseball team
challenges any baseball team, COM
posed of strictly home men, between
Brainerd and International Falls, for
a game for a purse of 500.
Dated July E, 1908.
(Signed) Matt Jones,
Manager.
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Company Ordered Dissolved.

Kansas City, July s.-Judge John g.
Pollock, in the federal court here, has
ordered that the property of the Great
Western Life Insurance company be
disposed of and that the policies,
amounting to 100000, be reinsured
in some reliable company.
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Boy Bathers Are Drowned,

Red Wing, Mimi, July 8.-John 0.
Rigan, fourteen years old, and Joseph
Swanson, nine years old, were drowned
at the mill dam at Wahamingo. The
boys were bathing and were carried
under by the swift current The bod
les were recovered.
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500 Reward!

500 reward will be paid to the
party who will produce the evidence
that will later convict the party or
parties who laid the poison which
poisoned the dog ':Tootsie," the
property of H. E. Anderson.
Charles Knopke.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, July 7.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, s1.12N, No.
1 Northern, .$1.11h@1l1K; No. 2
Northern, $1.O8as; July, s1.osX; Sept.
9ec. Flax-To arrive, OH track and
July, $1.22A; Sept, $1.2oN; Oct.
$1.2o; Nov, $1.1eh; Dec, 41.1sA.
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, July 7.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $e.oo6e75; fair to good,
$b.00@576; good to choice COWS and
heifers, $4.5o@5.50; veals, $s.7b@5.o0.
Hoss-$s,So@8.45. shsep-Wethers,
$3.76@4.25; good to choice lambs,
s4bo05.2b; springs, $6.ooO67B.
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Married by Judge Clark.

Yesterday morning Judge Clark
united Marius Joenborg and Emma
Anderson in the holy bonds of
matrimony in his office at the court
house.
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Bemidji citizens who desire to
secure copies of this edition should
order early from the different news
stands.
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WILL VOTE FOR GRAY.

ResUIt OF CAUCUS OF the New Jersey
Delegation.
Denver, July 8.-The New Jersey
delegates decided, after heated argu-
ment in their caucus, to vote for
George Gray of Delaware for presi-
dent. 1t was also decided to vote un-
der the unit rule. The latter decision
was not reached until after a long de-
bate, which at times was somewhat
heated Robert Hudspeth was elected
member of the national committee
and James Smith, Jr., was chosen to
represent the state on the committee
on resolutions.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, July s,-Whest-July,
$1.0sN; Sept, s1as @e1Me. On track
NO. 1 hard, s1sl4h; No. / Northern,
S1.121s; No. 2 Northern, $1.1oh; No,
3 Northern, $1.05Ql,o7A.
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FOR SALE-Three car loads
timothy Hay, send us your offer.
Gilbertson & Espeseth, Erskine,
MINI.
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REBELS CAPTURE TOWN,
lnsurrectionary Movement Breaks Out
in honduras.

Washington, July 8.-A revolution
ary movement has broken out against
the government Of Honduras, Senior
Ugarte, the minister here, receiving
word that the town of Graeias, about
twenty miles from the Salvadorean
border, has been taken by force COM
ing presumably from Salvador. 1t has
garrison of forty or fifty men and its
population is about 5000.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
2:3O to 6 p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Harriet Campbell
librarian.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Two rooms suitable
for doctor or dentist, water con-
nections. Corner Fourth street
and Minnesota avenue, Schroeder
Block.
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FOR SALE-Lath S1.25, shingles
$3.50 per M. Douglas Lumber
Co., Telephone 81.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
HELD SHORT SESSION
Committee on Credentials to Report
Tonight at 8 O'clock. Norman
Delegation Lose.

Denver, Colo. July $3.50 p. m.
Especial to eer.)-The commit
tee on credentials completed it's
labors in hearing the different dele
gates shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning, after being in continuous
session since S O'Clock yesterday
afternoon
In nearly every instance the
action of the national committee was
approved, but Col. J. M. Guffey of
Pennsylvania lost his fight by a
vote of 81 to Is.
In Idaho the Mormon faction
was put to route by the committee
deciding in favor of the Dubois
delegation.
The fight of Oklahoma for eigh-
teen instead of fourteen delegates
was decided in favor of the increased
number.
Denver, Colo.-July $3.50 p.
m.-(Special to Pioneer. 1.-The
Democratic convention, after brief
session, adjourned until 8 o'clock
this evening to allow the committee
on credentials to prepare their re-
port.
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FOR RENT:-One nicely furnished
front room with privilege of bath.
800 Minnesota avenue.
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Marriage. Licenses.

George Robinson to Ida Guimont.
Swan Decker to Carrie Oman.
Dominick Joseph Crane to Regina Olson.
Marius Johnsborg to Emma Anderson.
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage.
Inquire of Frank Lane. 3O7, Third
street..
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HELP WANTED,

FOR U. ). ARMY: Able.
bodied unmarried men, between
ages of Is and IS; citizens of
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can
speak, read, and write English
For information apply to Recruit
ing Offic r. Miles Block, Bemidji
MINI.
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FOR RENT-Store building now
occupied by the Mart. w. J.
Markham. Phone $50.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work at oO2 Mississippi avenue
and Fourth street.
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WANTED:-Man and wife for farm
work. Good position. Address
Box sol, Bemidji, MINI.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with
or without board. Terms reason
able. Inquire 1121 Bemidji
avenue, or phone 2S2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
THE STUPID MAN NEEDS n
A CLEVER WIFE
sut the Clever Man Can Get Along
Nicely With Stupid One.

That stupid man needs q clever
wife needs no discussion, says VIII
liam T. Stead, in the July Delineator.
The stupider n man is the cleverer
ought his wife to be, to make up for
the stupidity Of the male partner in
the menage. A clever man can bet
ter AFFORD to face the struggle for ex-
istence with n stupid wife than can. 4
Stupid man. That is quite obvious.
For. te clevefness may be regarded
rs the intellectual stock In trade with,
which the married couple start out to
do business in the world. the less cap.
ttal that either partner has. the more
important it is that the other should
be well provided with the lndlspensn-
bic element necessary for success in
life. There is. Therefore, some req
son for recommending that stupid men
should marry clever women and that
stupid women should marry clever
men. On the other hand. the precept.
BE ye not unequally yoked together
with unbelievers,' may be held to Law
down to general principle capable
OF being applied to the question now
under discussion. 1t is obviously de-
sirable that two people who are to live
together all their lives should he suf-
hciently near together in intellectual
attainment to have Interests In COM
mon. q and to be nble to understand
each other when they are left togeth.
' er In In the endless tete.n.tete OF matrl.
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DR.
C|u j! i I! disease '.|.!|!'|
Eminent Physieians and Scientific
len Agree That II; Should bei n
Tfeated As Such +;

sDrunksnnessi 10 4 proaresstve dtse1se; Tie
imoderate. drinkrr is not 5satisHed WITH two Or
three q Kinks day, the craving for; more and
more beeomes .lrreslstlbfeSaa the disease i'd
5vauces; the result Is Chronic A1coho1ism. n "
The treatment used sueeessfnliys BY sthous-
s4nds right In their own! homes Is orrine. III IL
q scientific cure for Drun kcnuesa and has rivsrs
snch unIversa1 satlsfaction that 1t 10 sold made
q positive guarantee TO effect a cure Or tyouf
money will be; refunds " This guarantees 10
given In good faith and ID carried ont 10 the
letter.. Orrlue y not q new remedy; II has been
sold by the leading druggists In every city
for years. It has III fled tens OF thousands
from the depths TO worthy manhood and has
the hearty endorsement of grateful men and
women In every stat. in the unlon. ~ Sis
~ orrine No. I Il the secret remedy; orrine No
q Il for those willing 70 take the treatment.
Either form costs 81 90. The guarantee IL the
same In either case. Write to The orrine Co,
Swashingtou, D. c.:.yfor free treatise on Drunk.
enness, mailed ID plain sealed envelope.
orrine will be mailed sealed on receipt Of price.
Sold by leading druggists and In this city By
f;s SSnt>,sG;e uhUG STohE,
Fairmont. W.. Va. j
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Personals.

~ a. 10 80 4
Z Miss nellie yannort went to Philip.
pf Yesterday to visit relatives, 4:
Miss Flossie Shaver has returned
from Tunnelton wheer she had spent
the past two weeks.
F. S. Harr was at Benton's Ferry.
yesterday.
Mrs. Liberty Travis and daughter
Alta, OF iMorgantawn avenue have re-
turned from aften days. visit at Nor
gantown. i.st. 4 n y T n Z
Mr.. Michael Powell is i'll at his
home on East Park avenue.
Herschel Barnes was Mt colfnx Fri
day morning on business.
Mr.. Charles Jones. OF Raymond
street, has typhoid fever.
Miss Bailey. of Weston. is the guest
OF Mrs. Fred Malloy, elf Pittsburg ave.
nue..
Z Rev. w. II. Hart, OF Cassville. spent
Thursday with Rev. u. W. Morrison.
Mrs. Elliott, Of Harrison county, IA
visiting her daughter Mrs. Writ
Brown, OF Diamond street. $500: y.
Mrs. F. S. Harr and son. Louis. are
the guests Of relatives at Benton's
Ferry. n
Mr.. Charles Brandon and son left
Yesterday for their h5me at Philippi,
after a short visit with Mr.. AMI Mrs.
W. E. Vannort. ;s5
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
81 NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protruding Piles. send me
your address. and ! will tell you how
to cure yourself ut home by tho new
absorption treatment: and Will also
send some of this home treatment free
for trial, with references from your
own locality II requested. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money. but tell others Of
this offer. Write to-day to Mrs. M.
Summers. Box P, Notre Dame, Ind.
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Mothers' M eetfnn.

ssS5 Avery sintere stings mothers meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home S:off Mrs. Belle Bennett by the
lN vs. 81 =. u Eighteen persons were
present and the subject discussed was
aiming OF children in the Home =
Attempting course OF refreshments
WAS was served sts ( by the hostess. assisted
hySh En- 4; s daughter Mrs. E. F. Morgan.
The 81 ceilings viii + be held at the
Home Of Mrs. ]. "a. Leonard next
mon TIL; ~ NJ s55 y
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AL East Park Grove.

u The following girls enjoyed picnic
at East Park Grove yesterday after
noon !, I SIS Marie. Marguerite AMI Eva
Barnes Virtue and Marie Horner, Hell
EN- en- Robinson. Mildred and Phyllis Es-
!terll ilL Mary and Marguerite Tilhrrt
and an! Edith q Zones. The girls went to
the the grove about two o'clock and spent
the Z afternoon in playing games. A
5pienic Z. supner was i,nrtaken OF. The
crowd was q chareroned by Miss Ethyle
Barnes. Il Is s #
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4 paIatine5i 8 aptist 6 hu:rreh.

palattne eaptist Church. II
ass q 2. Lawler. Pa stor. -: 80, Btbls
l. Ss g Sup. WA Hustead in charge.
Ssnbieet Temperance Lesson; 1o:45.
sermon 1.-THE Law OF Expediency:"
1o, Bible school at Everson; 3 90.
preach hing at 5Everson; ! 4 :oo,5B. Y. P.
a subj ect, AIisslons in Mexico;''
$500; Ssermon. The Law OF Love" The
pastor begins "a new series OF ser-
mons Sunday. The following are the
subjects $of the series: "The Law OF
Expedfe ncy,'' n The Law of Love-
issssThe Jaw OF Service, = "The Law OF
ssE.lompensa tdon, The Law OF Grace
in in Service = 4 The Law OF Accounta-
'sbility y, az s s
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/ Burned with Fire Crackers.

Sss Mr. Will Radcliffe. Of Wilson street,
was very badly burned Thursday even.
Ing IN setting of a giant tire.cracker.
MT. Radcliffe had applied match to
the cracker and thinking 1t had gone
sout.. STOPPED to pick 1T up when 1t ex-
ploded The cracker was an unusual
az large one and It is thought that he
was seriously burned
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Fund An admission fee or fifteen
cents for adults and ten cents for chill
dren vii be charged. Mrs. E. NJ. Cox;
has charge OF the entertainment.
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c lily hospital. 81. IS
s.s MISS Peterson was admitted for sur.
Etcal Ntreatn,en t Thursday. evening 4
e. - -...- y. --.:- =. 81,
4 Fourth ct July cauntata:

elfearsela are being held daily for
sathe$t Fourth % July Cantat Il, 81 N hicils
SswilE he held IfJply at the schooliaud!.
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Eiyens by the isund ay school OF the
mond street sE.5 4 Church ana tie!
rpessa % ~ I: the new church: