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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18
lutheran Normal Sdool,
eiorr SAILS, e. tut.

UT tale ON Ieir oa 8iuo er uoet'
toil aItfor alminoelist til at interes.
iere De fleite, men ben ualminoelig
oeiIige Seit, pi bar baut berube, for.
iiener of nppneS. 81 bar bapt for.
bolbspis iaa Gage iioen Sfoleus De.
gpnbelie, bpor 8eiret bar btnbret
@leperne fra at ppre uoe | bet irie.
.9e fleite bar oeiaa benpttet iig al oct
ubmprfebe geir Ill at ipoolere %
til at ipiae 9oIb. Seuuis og Groquet.
SelbrebstiIitaroeu bar inotil oenne
9io ppret ubmGrfet; ibIanot beune
itore Slot al llngoom bar Der life
pGret ct eneite olporligt Spgbomstil.
iGloe.
Haar oct foIoe geir fommcr for
IIpor, bIiper oct ieIpfsIaeIig Slut
meb Senuis. % Groquet.S pil % AT.
ore SriluitsspeIier. Sette bill Del
bis raabes 300 poa peo at aipe ole
gleperne 8pmuaitifspelie to 8dnge /
llaen. SfoIen er inobelt / ire Aioe.
linser % bper aIosie msoer TO @onge
bper llge. ut gaa paa Sfsitcr bill
mart bore til DoaenS Sroen. 6cr
at ifoiie iia Sibsiorbrip % Segems.
epeIie bar Sfolens "gtbletic aSiocto.
tion" facet iitano en- "Sfattua Rinf".
SfoIen ligaer for louat fra Stour.
eIpeu til at GIeperue fan benpttc iig
al Sicn | DC forte Sriittnoer. Ger
or be$uoen filn Ell iorboloSuis fort
Sio, at oct or foIbi nof heruoe til at
aisre Sieu trpg. s@eo at bare Sfsi.
tets li9c ue6 Sfoleu fan eIcperne
bope benne Sornsielie baaIia % | en-
meget lGngere Sib. @l,tterue bar
ieIp sropet @rsiterne for GanoIeo'
ningen. PIT or M iitnno; Vi penter
fltu poa Iibt foIbere geir.
Spitterminen iluticbe Scn 25be
Rooember % @iutertermiucu be.
gpnote ben 2ocn December. &c Gle.
Der iom Dor | RGrbeocn bcuptteoe Den
forte Serie til at reiie biem. Wouge
broete npe gleper meb iig tiIbdae. ioo
hi bapoe beniuob %bun6rcoe tiIitc6e
peb Sermine,tS gcgpnoeIic. s 81.
aerneS @pguing bIeo Der | Scrten lat
iuo eIeftriit 9%eIpSning. Tette penteS
at blipe betpoeIigcre biaigere emo
8osbelpSuing. @pguingen bIeu op'
iert mco SeubIif paa bette, og bn Den
oIlercoe bar ioripnet meo elcftriif
2eouing, bar oct en- let Sag at gisre
oenue Sorauorin8.
arbeiOet fired ieunt % roIigt
fremab gienuem Ssitterminen. Spis
Den iomme SLID % arbeibiombeo
pebporcr gieunem Reitcn al SfoIe.
aarct. bar hi al 8ritno til at bare
tafuermelige. q. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18
RcS @insm Seinarp.

Seminariet er bette glar gobt be.
isgt. Get bar FOR n9rpPrenoe ooer
$50 Shioenter. Der ligger Srioiel
og Spgse ooer arbeibet. Reb limb.
tagelie al nosIe faa SiIiQISer at 81.
Sebefuoenbe bar SeIbreostilitanSen
oRret meget goo.
ON aitenen Den zoe December
bapoe Stuoenterne ioranitaItet en-
llnoerboIbuiug til sgre for Salute.
tet og bets Samilier. en- Del Benz
ner fra 9pen par osiaa inobuot.
Ran iamlebes isrit / Rapeuet for ct
mliitaIif grogram. Seminariets
~grais ganb~ ioreorog ire Stptter.
ale pei uoisrte. Niis Selma 9ib.
ion ipilte paa Eiano. Ssitrene
greibablit ipilte en- Tiano-7ue iamt
IA gapo. Sr. y. u. anoreien lang
10 norite Sange, Sr. Soiepb ga.
fobion bolot geltpmittale til Se mo
buSte. o. CT. geters airtetor lang
en- pei uofert Gang.
Sele Scriamlineen besap ria Der.
Gorii. paa SIDE 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18
Sra ct. Olaf college.

Set lnffer MOB Sui, mems bette
ifrioes. Oct er bel fanife auerebe
Sui, naar bette Ieies. ct. Olaf 8ut.
terne og Senterne ifiier / Ianoen
Sioen imsoe, naar be ifaI faa Sop
til at folnme biem. SorGIore Ien.
ges efter at lie fin Ssn Grant, SOB.
frep, &anbolpb, Burton, glpin 9io.
mel, Otis, Clarence, Berp, 9Iopo,
Wilton, 8ople, Siram, Blaine, 9ep-
ton, Sale, @iImer, Iarion, Ben.
nett, Garrett, Wilo, Curtis, Sooo
eaer Gbeiter. "Spao?" flyer fan.
tie nogen, "bet er life norife Rapne."
Nei, men Der finbes norife, og life
iaa faa, iom bar Dem; % fonife en-.
Del al 0isie norife - ie Rapneliiter.
ne / aatalogerne - fan enoog bore
@leper peo bore norif.amerifanife
SfoIer. Sar 2Gieren Iagt Wprfe til,
bporlebes ban mltiloass neppe tror
fine egne Eren, naar ban bsrer, at
Barnet peb 9aaben | airfen fal6es
Nils, Sans eller Sens2 Sporfor
ipibier ban gren2 SO, set er iaa
iiclbeu at bsre nogen faa oct Rapn,
at ban fan life anoet emo bli op.
merfiom, naar ct eler anbet 9arn
bratter til at faa ct al bisie Rapne.
90 Hapnet Ole ba9 Oct forefom.
mer Re%bifriperen, at oct err n9itcn
en- NenneifeaIber, iiben ban bsrte
nogen faa oct Rapn. SalfaIb ma
man bel gaa til Dem, Tom er 90 aor
eIer beroper, for at finbe ON De bar
BET gfapn. llnotageIier eipes natur-
Iigpis. Wen boIber mar paa Tom
man mi en- Sib bar giort, bill Rap.
! net Ole blonbt be norife inart bli
Iiaeina iieloent iom Rapnet Scope
ener Rcbufabne5ar. Seq npbner
bette for at niie, at De Hapr, De man.
ge norife @srn foar. bier / boilfen
&etnins Sc norife Der | 2anbet filler.
Gnten on Iifcr oct eller life, iaa
bier oct, at DC er blet ~betpbelig ame.
rifaniieret.
Wen tilboge til set, ieg begpnSte
meo. 9ette bar blot Ell aiitiffer.
Som ia9t. Snr og Wor Ter piit meo
9Gngiel imsoe lin Ssns eler Dat.
tiers Siemfomit til Sui - men oa.
iaa meS sgngitelie. De trnfer, err
set iamme @utten, iom reiite paa
Sfolen / September - fun beore.
mere uopiflet, manbisere, Ipoisere9
Sar ban gaaet frem / "5oriianb os
gisbom os gnbeit hos SUB % Ren.
neifer"2 gr ban blet itsrre9 Sar
ban bpttet Stemme fanife9 Sar
ban Iast iia til Barter eaer Sioe'
ifies2 Ssitre % grsNre cg garn'
oomsfammerater er osioa interesie'
rcSe. GnSos @aarbsbunben, bsrtc
ieg engong Observation-Disclosures
8lasse iise. fer paa 8utten. naar
ban peb Siemfomiten fonmer ind
aiennem 8rinben. ON ban bar oet
iamme penlise Eie. ben iamme fi9r'
Iise Saano, iom ban bapoe Do bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18
Mcnigbeoens Sansfor o.

rmeiite. Wcnisbeoens Sansfor 90
MISUNDERSTANDING % SsnoagsifoIc
penter | bam at faa en- betpoelia
Si9Ip. Iaar pi iaa Ter bort fra
garterne, Sibeifipsget % Smbpt.
ming Of Stemme, er BET omtrert meo
DC famine SeleIfer, at Sor9lbre, 81
ifenbe, aummerater o. Wcuigbeo
Ter en- 8ises Siemfomit fra Sfolen
imsbe. 9pffeIise Climber ba for
9nttens eler Gigens gaarsrenoc,
bpis De fiuber. at De, mems DC bar
borte, bar uopiflet iis Tom De buroe.
@en bpiIfen SfnfieIie, bpis oct
mooiatte er SiIfGlbet. Set lpffes
Sesperre life aItio Sfoler at oanne
ole gleper Tom De buroe Sannes. Der
fan itunSom finbes en- eler anoenb
Tom life er mobtaseIig for Sfolens
CODE Snbfnoelie. % man bsr lite
pente ltmuIigbeoer Of SfoIer beaer.
SeIp | ct sobt Stem, bppr man bar
ct forboIoSpis Tibet Intal gsrn at
boIoe 8reie paa, finder man Itltn'
Bonn ct ifabbet Soor. Gapib baoSe
en- abiaIon; Stat en- giou; og gpo'
iteIifaren - ubpalgt al MeIteren
-ielp - bapoe en- SrSas. Wen, om'
eno Stem oa SfoIc life aItio er
iftanb til at opSroae one Gutter og
Giaer til eooe oa nptti9e Nten1eIfer,
bar De lisefuIbt Iliaten til at 9lsre
set % bill BRACES til anipar, bpiS De
life ombpqgelig ta9er Sare paa
beune Gliat. Oct er ingen 8rrno
at unoorage Iia fra benne Tligt. oin'
emo oeres arbeioe life Ipffes | bert
encite SilfpIbe. Ceres Gliat er at
plsic, ioo og huge llfruot. @uo 9isr
Dem life aniparli9e for Srfitert. S9
noor hi fer poa ben firffc ncrIfe
llnaoom, ser Tom Ell &e9el gaor no
fra bore norif.amerifanife Sfoler,
moa hi iioe, bois pi bill bore SanO'
beben fro, at @lib bar riaelig pel'ig'
net Gefiteu. Snben, iom er blet
ubitreo, err blet gipet os mango 6olo
inieu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18

at pIuffe appeliiner, iom netop mi.
iror iea. boIber paa at mooues Der.
borte / oct ioIrise ipoIiee California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-18
Stiftcliesoascn fcircs.

Gen 6te Gopcmber, SfolenS Stif.
.teIiesoag, feireoes o9iaa iaar. 26
Seminoriiter fom neb fra ct. an'
tbonp 9arf. On '&peloen iaumine.
reoes Sppeobp9uingens SIDE penoi
MOB 9pen. observation-disclosures
mer inbIsb fra $. g. SertSgaaro,
cSobn Eeterion, emma Horbrpbn oa
Burton Sanion / Ioorbeob, liant
fra g. so. @lnsse, g. s. 8eitmorc,
Ilbert RpIanb, g. g.. @renoabl,
Gbriitian Sbompion og aopofat
gr~anforo' Spofone, @aib. Or. 30.
@scfman % Ioitor RelS alepen
par 0aaenS Galore. ct. Slaiiterne
bIep iGrbeles glaze ODER at bore,
bpor aicnnem amerifonif Or. gscf'
man or. San fit lin Sfoleubban.
neIie / 9or9e % fom life til ame.
rita, fereno ban bar blet Greit. Wan
ifuIbe ga life pente, at ban funoe ie
paa Siugene / bette Sanb meo ct
ubil6et 9Iif. Ian ifltloe belere
pente, at ban ifulbe betragte os
Slmerifanere meb ct meblibenoe Die,
leoiogct fanife of ct betponingsfulot
SfuloertrGf, forbi pi life bar fsbte
paa oen anoen Sioe al atlanterbapet
OF life bapbe ioaet europGiif ubban'
nelie. Wen, nci; ban timber, - ial.
faIb fit hi oct Snotrpf fra hans Gale
- at Imerifanerne itaar foran Gil.
ropperne paa mango Smraaber %
at GliropGerne - DC on, iom life err
ipnfperpeoe - betraater amerifa'
nernc meb Srpgt og agtclie. S bette
2anb filler man airten fra Staten,
foroi man tror, oct iremmer ariitcn'
bommcn beoit, / europa isger man
at foa DC TO @agter fra binanoen.
foroi man tror, man oeroeo lettere
fan fomme ariitenbommeu tiaips.
Or. 9scfmons Gale bar netop egnet
for oen itore llugocmsfare, iom bar
iaa beloiae at faa bsre BAN. De GIT
bort aIabe oper. at Se par fsbte net
OBJ / bette 9ano og at De, bois De bill,
bar Sob til at DO her ale fine Gage.
"Sbe Spbnnncs 5. Ginsitab @arS",
Span Tinsitao, Son al Sobannes
s. &ingitaS, bar msbIerct en- al Sp'
aeIhierne / MISUNDERSTANDING %
bor gipet Stueu Rapnet CHE So
bannes 3. Iiugitnb 8orb". Stuen
par life for bIet fProig, isreno Den
maatte tages / BRIG. Otto Serpia
fra Canton, g. Saf, bar ben isritc
uIpffeIise, Der bar iaa lntfeIig
lllpffen, at ban funbe tage lin I'll
flugt til ct iaaSaut pent Steo | lin
Spabom. San angrebes nemlig al
3ifterit. San iopSreoes uoenpioerC
fra Characterization. San tuses
aoot Bare paa cg StoIcn funbe uSer
Sinbrine iortiGttc fin 8ierning
SooSe ri life bapt ct iaaoant So
initial, funbe Sslgerre huue bIet gan
lie alporIige. On 8aus nogIe aai
fiSen mootte SfoIen itanies | l9uaerl
siS poa @rrmS Of en- imitiom Sps
bonn, o. man paaitanr, Of groi. ut
terbse unSer arbeibet meb at fac
smitten no az 9ormitoriet paaoroi
fig berpeS s~pooOmmen, iom aare
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Making. Il Measure Down.

In these days when only the rich
criminal or suspect is accorded much
space in the newspapers 1t may be a
relief to the predatory rich to have the
fact recalled that the blessed middle
class may also produce dishonesty. A
policeman tells this story:
Before I reformed and went on the
force / was clerking in small store.
One day an italian woman came in.
She held a string in her hand, a long
string, and said that she wanted a
blanket Of the same length. ] went
through our stock and found that the
longest blanket we had was six inches
TOO short. In the midst of my search
the boss came up. ~
whats the matter? he said.
Il told him.
That's easy, said he, TIL talk to
her and keep her busy while you cut
OF the string" ~
The honest copper swears that he
would not be an active party to such
trick, but whatever was done the
woman soon left the store with .
blanket and string Of equal length
San Francisco Call.
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unwlse Combination.

To the mind of Mrs. Abigail Jen-
nings there was sort Of disloyalty In
admitting to any outsider that a native
Of Willowby could be really eccentric.
As for anything beyond eccentricity.
Mrs. Jennings would never have adj
mitted 1t, even In the case Of Miss
Rachel Gregg, who was frankly called
crazy by the summer visitors.
Nov, Mrs. jennings" said one Of
the boarders, do you really mean that
you've never known Miss Gregg to do
anything that you'd call crazy?"
mo, l haven't" said Mrs. Jennings,
with a firm and unyielding expression
about her prominent chin.
"Why, what do you think Of her
sending that bag Of eggs over to the
Corners to Mrs. Cole, right In the box
with her laundry work, and never tell
ing the stage-driver, and letting him
throw the box right OFF," inquired the
summer boarder. "Mrs. Cole says
there's one shirtwaist she'll never be
able to wear again"
WELL" said Mrs. Jennings, calmly,
IT should say about that as I have
about a number Of little things Rachel
does and has done. She may lack In
wisdom and forethought now and.
again-but then, who doesn't, I'd like
to know%-Youth's Companion.
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First published October %, 1908.
SHERlFF'S SALE

the district court Of the 81 Judicial District
sitting IN and for the County Of Ford.
State OF Kansas. H@6aotta3
4 d. r. Brown, Plaintiff, VS.. B. II. johnson, De-
"A PENDANT, No. 1850. 4. * z.
Y BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued TO me
out II the said district court In the above
entitled action, will. on Monday, the 23d
~ Of November, 1908, at 2 O'Clock p. m. OF
"a day. at the west front door OF the court
use In the city of Dodge City, County OF
ord, and State Of Kansas. offer at public
,ale and sell to the highest and best bidder,
Tor cash In hand, all of the following de.
cribed real estate, towit. The northeast
quarter iof section thirty (30), township
twenty seven (27) south. range twenty-six
(2s), West OF the 9th T. M, in Ford county,
Kansas.
] The above real estate is taken as the prop
erty Of said defendant. and is directed by
SAID order of sale to be Sold and will be sold,
subject to mortgage of $780,, to satisfy said
order of sale. H. b. BELL,
n Sheriff Of Ford County, Kan.
ecates 4 Watkins,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Took No Chances.

He had proposed. but she had given
him the frigid mitt-seemingly; but
ave minutes later they were busy
swapping kisses.
"But II You really and truly loved
me, why did You turn me down at
Arst?" queried the puzzled young man.
"Oh, that was Just a within Of mine
she replied. T wanted to see how you
would act"
.But suppose I had rushed or with
out giving you . chance to explainis
hs said. "a
Impossible" she answered. 7 had
che door locked" ssa
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An oId Law.

The late Albert Pell, a conservative
member of parliament, who devoted
his life to the bettermenti of agri.
culture, the prevention Of cattle dis
ease and the administration of the
poor laws, was man of ready wit.
It is stated In q recently published
volume Of "reminiscences Of Mr.. Pen
thar during an election he was asked
II be was not the member who had
made the law which commanded poor
men to support their parents. ,
mo" he raped out, that Is an
older law. It was written by God
Almighty on two tables OF stone and
brought down By Moses from Mount
Sinai; and as far as ! can make out.
Thomas, 1t Is the stone and not the
law that has got into your heart
Youths Companion. "a
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RI. Rev. S. N. GrIswold breaches Friday.
The Right Rev. s. h. GrIswold, Bishop
Of Salina, will visit Dodge City on Fri.
day, November 8, and will preach In the
Episcopal church at 1880 p. m. You are
most cordially invited. A reception will
be given the bishop in the rectory after
the service, at which the citizens Of the
town are asked to meet our distinguished
guest. BIT. BENsTED.
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Christian Church.

! Regular services morning and evening,
Morning subject, "a Memorial. The
subject for the evening service, "The
Proverb Of the Sour Grapes" Special
music will be given BY the choir and
orchestra. This will close the series Of
special meetings which began September
9Th. Much interest has been manifested
by the large crowd which has always
attended these services.
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First published Oct. is. 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
Dodge City, Kansas. Oct. 13, 1908.
N Notice Is hereby given that Bert PettijoRn,
of Dodge City, Kan, who on July LIST, 1907,
made Homestead Entry No. 3olSl, serial No.
Oi5O5, for NEA Sec. Is, twp. 25s. range Cow,
9Th p. NJ, hes filed notice of intention to
make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver Of the U. IS. Land
Office, Dodge City, Kansas. on the 10Th day
OF N 'vember. 1908.
C0nnaway, Sherman II. King, Jacob Vance.
Robert E. Snyder, all of Dodge City, Kansas,
II F. MILLIKAN, Register.
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Ut ~ 1T7 " n 177-7 w 7T7 ~ y
rHG PLva NAH NJ IAHAl.
Tiles n the Vintage ofFIfty Years Age
Mako The Mikadc's SUBJECTS Prouds "A

L n AZ D vi Il T. ~ IT
~T,hcre IA one tight which you must
| not miss when YOU go W Tokyo,. said
Tie seasoned traveller 'rhat II ths
rare display Of anthrcpological plug
| hats. ~ y u 'S'g n
Some people arrange 70 Get u
Japan IN cherry blossom season. and
others want IA get there In, time to
receive an invitation to the emperor's
garden party In chrysanthemum time;
but take the tip oe one who has batted
about the world considerably and land
In Tokyo either on New Years day, Of
on the emperor's birthday. On both
you can see something unique IN tho
line OF headgear. t9 s(ffi.
when Japan began to- get civilized
she bought all the accessories Of civ
ilization that England did not want
any more. England sold her old-fash.
toned. outof-dats, narrow gangs ran
road stock. antiQuated tram cars and
other secondhand junk, including the
then current styles o. plug hat.
THE tile Of those days has re-
NAMED the rulinS fashion Ii Japan
up to the present Japan may build
Dreadnoughts, but the plug. hat Of 81
(. years ago still reigns supreme.
"only on such ceremonious occa-.
-sions as the New Years festivities.
the emperor's birthday or possibly
the racing meets at Negishi, near
Yokohama, does the Japanese gentle
man bring forth from his camphor
wood chest his plug hat. a heritage
from his forefathers. It may be
warped with 20 summers; damp Or
green with the shine Of antiquity, but
that matters nothing.
Once this superstructure to his
wrinkled frock coat and bagged
trousers is added, the Japanese gen.
tleman feels that no dignity short Of
a decoration Of the order Of the Ris-
ing Sun can be added to his person.
That GROWING glory Of a plug hat
may settle around his ears or It may
perch upon his head like half a pea,
nut shell, but no matter; 1t is the hat
Of civilization and the badge Of re-
spectability.
HE trots out of his house looking
like one Of the ancient daimios stiff
with the dignity Of two swords. All
that fearful day he wears this hat of
ancient vintage like a crown, and in
the end he slows 1t away In his damp
proof chest awaiting another festal
occasion or held as an asset in his
estate after DEATH"
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Mind Your Business!

If you don't nobody will. II is your
business to keep out Of all the trouble
You can and you will keep out Of liver
and bowel trouble If you take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They keep biliousness,
malaria and jaundice cut OF your system
25c at The Palace Drug Co.
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Methodist Church.

The regular services will be held OF the
Methodist church next Sunday. Sunday
school at 9:4b a. IN. Preaching at HOO
O'Clock. Senior League at $50, and
evening services at 1880. A special
sermon will be preached Ia the evening,
subject, The Great Election. An office
preferred to everyone, for which every
one may be a candidate and to which
everyone may be elected.
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First published Nov. 10, 0S.

State Of Kansas GO
County of Ford
I In the Probate Court in and for said
county.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF Adj
mini tratiDn on the estate of j. II Cain de-
ceased, were granted the undersigned. on
the Attn day of November, 1908. by the Pro-
bate Court Of Ford County, Kansas. Now,
all persons having claims against the said
estate are hereby notified that they must
l0wance, within one year from the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such Estate; and that If such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date OF said letters, they shall be
forever barred.
Nov. 10. 1908. B. G. WATERS,
z administrator the Estate of. H. Cain,
deceased
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Episcopal Church.

services next Sunday. Holy Commun-
'icn7:So !. M, morning prayer II q. M,
with sermon "After Success, What?"
Evening ptayer7:3O ,. nj, with sermon,
"But .'' Sunday school 10 a. m. W
B. 4. BENsrED, Rector.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-12
BapEtIst char!.ch

Sunday school IT S:45 iii tlis morning
ana presiding BY the PASTOR ct ll;oo
O'Clock. ~ the evening the Young
Peoples meeting will be At 9 $50 with
prsaching at 40. Everyone invited.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-12
An exception Noted.

"And what are you going to be. my
little man?" 4
"Tm going to grow up like papa"
That's right. You want to be Just
like your papa, don't your"
yes. ma,am, Only / amt a,goin' to
kiss Bella behind the door an have ma
ketch me-"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-12

sThs sun Is mighty scorching these
days. but"
.'But whatf"
4 notice women sun hate . b
shrown into ne shade. Kansas Citt
Times.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-12

De Lush--v Van stoo isn't drinking
any more.
Mcsosh -Geel Has he sworn offt
De Lush--So--he's actually quiti--
Cleveland Leader
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-12
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ThessfvIces on next Eunday.wlil bsin|
charge of Father Msnnls. Mass 1t $3.50,
High Mass II 1880 and Bsnediction q
7:S0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-07
MISS SHONTS' GOWNS.
1t Is Now Thought the Matter
Will Be Dropped.

Washington. Feb 6.-The treasury
department, it is learned, will take no
further action following the raid by
customs inspectors on the home of
Theodore P. Shonts for alleged unde-
clared gowns imported from Europe
by Mrs. Shonts and daughter, Miss
Theodora, who is to marry Due de
Chaulnes Feb. Is. Search of the
Shonts' home resulted from informa-
ton placed before Colonel Edward S.
Fowler, collector of the port Many
elaborate gowns and other finery were
Inspected by the customs men and
their investigation formed the basis of
the report submitted to the collector
Colonel Fowler. in turn made a report
to Secretary Cortelyou.
Mrs. Shonts is said to have given
her views on the affair to President
Roosevelt. Mr. Shonts said he was
satisfied both president and Secretary
Cortelyou hold no cause to exist for
the confiscation of the gowns on the
charge Of smuggling. II is said on
high authority the case will be drop
ped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-07
BRYAN INVADES
NEW JERSEY

New York, Feb. 6.-Politicians are
inclined to attach considerable i'm
portance to the present visit of Will
liam J. Bryan in New Jersey. The
Nebraskan is making whirlwind
tour of the northern counties today,
being scheduled for addresses in Jer-
sey City, Paterson, Newark and one
or two other places.
It is said that Mr.. Bryan's support
ers are somewhat concerned over the
present situation in New Jersey.
While the Nebraska leader has many
warm adherents among the Demo
Gratis of that state II is not regarded
as certainty by any means that he
will receive the entire support OF she
party in his efforts to sCcu-a the Pres
idential nomination. The former gold
Democrats who have always been very
strong In New Jersey, have for the
most part forgot past differences and
might be counted upon TO support Mr..
Bryan, provided, however that no
more suitable candidate is trotted out
between now and the time of the Den
Yer convention.
Mr.. Bryan's tour of the State is
expected to warm up the sentiment in
his favor and his friends are prepar-
ing to make the most of it, But as be-
that the State convention will instruct
for Mr.. Bryan, as there are known to
be differences of opinion in the party
as to the wisdom of such action, es-
pecially If there shall at that time
have developed a contest for the nom
ination.