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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Timothy J. Pagnctte. Jr. 20. Pearl
Beach: Mary II. Williams. 81. Detroit.
John G. Zorn. IS: Blanche Hollis, -.
brecht 81. Sanilac county.
Dennis j. Dowd, %; Mollie Schmidt,
%.
Jesse G. Rush, so Detroit: Nancy F..
rrick. FL Willlamsville. n Y.
Frank Wismervski. 10: Anna Fuerst,
Is.
Herman Schuman. 90; Mary Wilkwitz.
81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
DAILY DEATH LIST

Edith Petit &c years. 554 John H.;
mitral insufilcicncy.
clark kowalcZyk, ~ months lZoE
RiVard: pneumonia.
Emile RI. Schaefer, months, 90 lie
land. pneumonia.
Michael MERCER, - years, Eloise.
Mich; asthma.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
Chicago Excursion Rates
Nla
Michigan Central.

Tickets will be sold for all trains
Nov. % to Dec. 4. inclusive. at rate OF
one and one-half fare for the round
trim good for rsiusu until Dec II.
Consult agents for fun particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
TO RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

COME in and Trade What You
Have and don't want for some
thing you don't have and do
want.
Good cottage. well rented. on High
street: will trade for small farm
Modern Groom cottage, also mod
ern S-room house. will exchange both
tor equity IN four-family fiat
Modern 4-family solid brick fiat.
gage $4,000; viii trade equity for
farm; this Is good.
Beautiful farm OF 100 acres on st.
Clair river and electric line, one OF
the best farms between here and
Marine city; price $4,000; Will trade
for income city property.
leo Fcres with fair buildings. to
trade for hotel
l76-acres farm near Rochester, for
city property.
240-acre farm on electric line at
Trenton. palatial buildings. level
800 per acre; gentleman's farm in
every respect. VIII consider income
city property.
Some good renting property on
main avenue, this city: will trade for
Chicago real estate.
Toledo houses In exchange for farm
or Detroit
Modern house in Detroit for Cieve-
land
We can match any trade you
have TO offer. Call and give us
a trial.
d. p. WILSON,
Chamber of Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
Ships for China.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Two of
the ships OF the American feet have
been ordered 10 the Yang Use river,
China. 10 safeguard American inter.
ests
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
Ling's Latest List
OF PIANO BARGAINS.

Used tprights. Easy Terms.
Knabe. like new. ................ S22o
Weber, fine tone ................ 2lb
McPhail walnut case ........... ~?
Newly & Evans. remarkable tone,
nothing better unsteady ....... ego
Kingston 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lbO
Erhart .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lbO
Hartman .................... 20
Regal. almost new. lSb
s SsShma E Evans E!Ne ike new...... $40
Celebrated Crown, IKE new .: 2'o
wv 81 '>~ OK
,>I 49, 20" .,ocL c,sc lin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church
OF Christ Scientist, Alexandrlne-a cave
west near Woodward. Morning
1890; evening. 1880. Subject An
Client and Modern Necromancy; or
Mesmerism and Iiypnotism Wed
nesday evening meeting. 7:A5. PUP
lie reading rooms, lis Broadways
CENTRAL PRESBfTEkIANeC CHURCH
Bates and Farmer sts.-Forenoon
1880. Faith: What II Is and what
II Does" Evening, 1870. rs There
Personal Devil? Visitors are most
cordially invited. The church Is one
block east Of the city hall, opposite
police headquarters. Marcus scott
pastor
FORREST PRESBY - Opposite
Union station. The Rev. Edward IL
Pence. d. n. pastor. Services AT
1890 and 7:30. Morning subject:
Michigan my opportunity; evening
subject: "The summer IL ended. The
public IL cordially invited
CHURCI-Corner Rivard Pastor,
Rev. A. II Barr. Public worship with
sermon. II a. m. and 7;30 p. m Even
ing THE World Old Battle with
Sensnalism. n Young Mans Victory, an
Empires Defeat 410 A. ID. Augustine.
All are cordially invited.
UNIVERSALIST. CHURCH OF OUR
FATTIER-Lee 8 McCollester: 1880
Rearing Your own Cross ;o"'
Thanksgiving musicale by the ehoir'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28

SCOTTEN. near Grand River, No. 1912,
new. solid brick and stone. rooms,
strictly modern. oak finish and floors
basement furnace, lot 40Nl20 $4,000:
easy terms.
BOULEVARD. near Michigan. No. 3o,,
new, y rooms. all modern. basement.
furnace. paneled dining room. tT 81
MOO. So 500.
HUBRARD. near Dix. Groom cottage:
lot 35x20O; $1,000; 500 down.
FOURTH. near Brainard. solid brick,
IL rooms full basement furnace.
large attic; must be sold this week;
make offer.
MORRILL, near Dix almost new.
strictly modern. full basement. steam
heat. oak finish and floors $4,000;
terms.
NINETEENTH. near Fort. IL rooms.
cement walks. large barn; lot AK
1927: must he sold: Will sacrifice.
TWENTY FIRST. near Howard. 3
rooms. cement walks: lot 35x160;
$4,000.
WABASH. near Grand River. rooms.
gas and bath: oak floors and finish;
$500 terms.
FOURTEENTH near Stanley. s rooms,
gas bath and cellar; cement walks;
lot 40xl45: $4,000; $500 down.
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & co.
Both phones 3I5. 90 Grlswold-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
Acres on Car Line.

$4,000 buys 4 acres OF good land with
good house and barn, directly on car
line and In l0-cent fare from limits.
Half cash.
sl,400 buys acres and buildings.
IL miles from city hall ana IN miles
from car; good land and nicely located
In village. once also open Tuesday
evening, Z TO g.
WILLMARTH. HITCHMAN & CO.
Is McGRAW BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28

FARM LANDS-40 acres.
good. level. ] mile from town and
railroad, and coal mines. 5000: u
cash. balance time: big bargain.
40 acres. on Four Corner-rd, -on
mail and cream route. one mile TO
three churches, stores. postofhce, and
saloon: $500; X cash down. Address
Il. Hintermeister. st. Charles. Mich.
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80. The.
People Pages

Advertising ratss under any cisssi-
ncation In these columns. one cent
per word each insertion. cash Ia
advance. No advertisement In
serted for less than tSc.
Persons whose nance appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rata Call
BELL-MAIN I4o8.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience or patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner AZ
vertisements at the same rate ~
charged at the home oniosi
EAST sIL=
Honghten-rre.ch Coal Co. as East
Canneld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
0ratiot-avea
Carney's Furniture Co. is1 oratiot-
ave.
". brown. 1859 Jenerson-ave.
.. McPherson. 1400 0ratiot- ave oppo-
site car barns
WEST SIDE.
e. q. Eansov, SOS Grand River.
Turner stantou, 1865 Myrtle-st-
n. n. Drtscoll. AT Michigan-ava
,. w. MiiIsrd. lIls Fort-st. west
w. w. Bush. 6s< Michigan-avN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28

. 40 Acres, Good House, $r.75e.
3 Acres, Chicken Farm, $3.50.
90 acres. buildings; will exchange
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.

WILL BUY
Iron silver. Cochran Cobalt,
bet Trust Parke-D A. Co.
Dime Saw, bet a Pont. 5s,
Taviche Mines co. First Natl Blk.
| WILL SELL
CauCa valley, FosterCobalt,
bet Il Flint BIDS, Davis DAILY.
lola Cement. La Reforwa.
Citizens Saw. Bk. Bailey Cobalt.
orders executed on all exchanges.
Prompt delivery guaranteed
LEWIS G.. GORTON,
Phone VI. s42. 14l3 Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28
Statesmen WANTED.

I'VE MEN handle greatest magazine
clubbing offers. four magazines 81;
soc commission. NJ. r. Ramsey Lex
ington, Kentucky.
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wANTED-AGENTS,

q week. expenses paid.
no experience required; photo pillow
tops soc; enlarged portraits. frames,
lowest prices; free samples. cata-
logue. Dept. SO. Ritter Art Studio,
Chicago, I'll.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28

EXPERIENCED AND INEX-
PERIENCED OPERATORS
AND HAND WORKERS;
STEADY POSITIONS; NO
DULL SEASONS AMERI-
CAN LADY CORSET CO.,
FORT AND SIXTH-ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-28

LYNX AND MINK FURS.
High grade sets, si5; odd nuns and
scarfs. $40 to s25: imitation sets. -
to $40 FARRELL 32l Woodward.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
BY PODERTV.S LOVE,
tie lVQS not
merely imeri-
can, he Vat
unfpey5dl.

va MERSON was pure intellect
-ns Though he lived IN America
during the nineteenth century
for nearly eighty years, he was
not materially Influenced by the sur
roundings and the events OF his time
and country He dwclt IN his own
world Of mental contemplation. From
time to time during his long life he
gave to the world the fruits OF those
contempatiOns IN lectures, essays ana
poems. But so far as externals 20 any
Of his essays or poems might have
been written in any other age or IN
any other country. He was not mere.
ly American; he was universal
Perhaps no writer ever lived the
sum of whose literary work IS so de.
void of Vulgarlty. Al OF the Emer.
sonlan output is simply thought re.
fined 10 the uttermost. There is no
hunor save In the way of sarcasm,
and the sarcasm IS lofty and benev o.
lent.
Emerson was supreme idealist. he
never climbed toward ideals nor crop.
ed In the dark after Ideals, for he was
the exponent Of ideals already attain
ed. The great commercial world rag
ed around him, but he held aloof, con
tent to live simply and frugally, rich
In his own wisdom
The great lesson of Emerson's life
and teachings lies In his conception Of
the inherent nobility of the human
soul He repudiated utterly and with
calm scorn the age worn conception Of
man as a sinful and filthy maggot
crawling about the earth asking aims
OF a superior divinity The godliness
residing in humanity, the inherent pos
sihiities of the human, the inevita bic
evolution of the soul of man from low
or u higher, the divine dignity of LIE
upon earth--these things Emerson be-
lieved and felt and taught for more
than fifty years.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28
sir Sic.

5n9cu pto. bpoo Der ian 9@lo,.
Gn out iom ioaq arbciOcr pal ell
6urm eUcr Ct NUrtlteb. tan nm i0u
9lar til pUre eli prominent % bercmt
Mano. q ilcite al oe leocnoc Ni0no
/ Canada be9pu0tc inaa &0ar. 81
Den bar be apbeioet Jig irem "a er bet
ln0rct bao0e ai 6oItct oq @on9ca.
Sc iaar 2Gytspoitcr % sitter, p9
mango al Ocm lanr bet til at iUttc
"Slr" ioran 1T Sprnapn. ,}lteoc.ior
Nh. NIjlfreo Youricr blir oct Sir
9Nilireo. "a ilic9ctiot ln. 2Domas
Sbau0bncan bIir oti Sir &bOMo9.
Sm Ell M}ono CT O0 idn u0eloi9nt bare
bOle "&il" eller "Go" iii 6Ornapn,
oil ban altiNa blpc tnlot Cir Gil e,l5r
Sir 90. Set famine piloe bore 3il=
iNlpct meO boilieuiomDelit SOM Did
elIcr 0arrD. ) iaaoamc 3ilf0l0e
lol0er oct nOtida Deioigt ON ell Wono
bar tO cler iIere 6orndDnC, boorOi
mino'i et CT mere pcltl'n0en0c g5 al
mere imponclcnoe NGroi0bcO cuO oDen-
InNOntc Gid cQer 0nrrp. Tcrior bor
ltdnlOiite forUlorC ATTIC pusIe paa at
9ipe line NUtttr minoit 70 6ouaunC,
ct til at BRUCE luuOCr Qluin0eli9c 6ol=
bolo % ct. iom De ton bru9c, ON Dc
tulot blpe op6eict / 2loClltonOeu. lI
9}Oriie FL mere 6cloi9t ltilleOc Den
Nnlcen0t. Clc % Cla0 piloC tn0c
ig mc9ct 0oot m mco ct Sjr iordn.
Cir Gle cler Sir Ciao Oil0e paste
liQe QoOt iOm Ron8 Gl0o euer &rcn=
prin5 Glop, "a &onQe cler Rronprin9
er 0eI mango @anQt intrc mo Sjr.
9l0r0m0uoeut 0Ona0a bar Iorreltcu
lllcrcOc b0pt i'm Noelsmano @uper-
lnor Shuibc, iom lor .htre 2lor iiom
repgoicuicreoc &on9cn i Yropinicn
N}Nnilobo, % boi9 Gn't, %ooD
S@ulBe, frtmOelc9 lcpcr Der &pcn.
oar ncmlig ira Bergen / ]}orge
Ter er Iorrelicn mango, iom bill ino.
biIOc ij9 itlO % ANDRE, at be lite brpr
TQ BET n0erminois ON oi9ic tou9cliQe
2Grf96euisnin4er. N}co mNrtcli0 uot
Ell Der ijeloen nO9cn, iOm aiilaar nuor
De bin Dem tjl5uot. &a0eitcr fan De
Imaaitc iorioQe at nobilOe soft, at
9tiooeritl6tt blep prC9itt p0a ocmimoo
ocrc9 Rifle I'll be ligtirem bie0 phi
iCt irtm til otn tOnQelQe &rone, itlonot
De blo0c bcO o9 lp0n0tt, % at &io>
ocrilnQet blco 9iDtt 0em til 3rp0a i,r
Ocre5 {rotelicr o9 0trc3 Stri0. N}cu
Der er iuQcn, inn tror Dem, Gan0Oi=
crne bar lntet mOD at ic en- N}anO
0iort til &ioocr, r2ar bo.c 00ocysbl=
IOianjn8eu lHot, Ste0 ior ptyttlIGc
6Oriineitcr. ut Cir 94ilirto og Cir
@5omua er aiort til &iOOcrc, iu0cr
6oltct ret o9 yigti9t; men na0r en-
Qiauo bir op6giet 9iiOocritanoen ior
lt bAUe itafiet 4rjnicr al l8aies en-
6piO Neit ou lmoer folt, at Stlpn=
nia8cl itic ltoar no9tt rimcli9t 6or-
Dolo til De uoOilic 3jtntner.
"24mnipc9 StauoiuaUcn".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28

5Or bauouott bunoreoc @jur tilbuGc
/ 3iOen itoo Der ct bioojgI 5,a9 mci=
lem Gn9eIiimUuo % 6ranitmGnO poo
glbrobou9lletten pto Quebec ON Ser
rcOOmmet Ganaoo. Gn9l0nOernc
table mango Al line NiUno. otriblonot
@encyal @8olIt men tireoc oper oe
Sranite, Epis @enernl, Nion,tam, og=
iao iolot / Slo0et. 9iu 9jorts Ser
6oricg poa U,o populnr Subitriptiou
al Iaa iuoGgbt Oenne Dlliorjite Sla8=
mart. 6ranitmuuOene Canada tr
Oc9 lite iunrt bliti9e meo at iubitri=
bcoe til bette Eicmeo; Ocrtil cr Winoet
ON Ocrt5 gIeOsrlag iOr laart.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28

"Sa noturli9pis, oct er oo nayt.
2ao mig Iigrc Den jcg fan.
2}co bet famine pcnotc bun N0shl
N}auOtn iom pa9ieoe QtuitineW, oa
bnO 6am iaQmt 6artcn. 81 De 'tou-
ieOe, 0oppeoe bun pp paa Oct iorrcne
Sooe, % mOen 6leDcrton rigti8 III
funnel iio, bar bet aiitco iaj}u, %
bun tpreoc be6onOia ltutomObilcn
ircm mclcm Oe mango ajereigier. G.es
pcrton fmoe lite Da gjort Oc bcou
iclp.
"2aO o9 III tere tilba0c til Stem.
"a fao os liot 2unh, " ia bun oQ ia5t=
ucoe 5orten. Seq bar jO 6iOtjl icci
9(eW gort bare paa @jcnnemreiie, iu
on, % M bill jc9 ie olting orOcniag. ="
Cm no9le iaa Minuter iao De pco ci
elegant o0tlet GOro, og 6leUelton
lpur9te: "qlu. hpaO pll on ioa ba?"
0m 10 mmtert. "g}eo Ou life, a.
ia bun "at ON ili0t ip9r r.mon itici
Gu itol impclt6n bcitiae gmhcn
iclo.
Glepcyton Im8tc Standardization %
Iioroc. iom Der bleO ia8t, citcr bcoltc
Sijsn.
0au 0apoc noqlc Ga0e Forpejen
ifaIict &i0etter til Ell M1ljuc, o9 oo De
0olot paa at afimuc M}aultioct
.nNpute BAN Oct ior 6euOc.
"0poo er oct iom b(ir qii2"
ipuyai5 bun.
"Sploio9 CpOa9eiic
Oct Uay pbcioi9t! Oct Smtc bar
itg jo icet" uobreo bum
"0por ian Oh 0o Icet Oet?" ia SIC
Ocytou. set bar life orrct ait 6er
for I Ocme ll9c."
"}lo, Njtctomn Qjl1cto0cr Sctucn
for to Tiger iiotu Sc tleIe SMciey,
iom ouer noaet blir git Der Mom oe
opisres 9Iem Noy,."
"9}uDd oa Qoar ri Cpcrocn Oh
bar ocl olotis ieet ell Cpcra?"
Nreicn Spmer'ct 70 rent pperleQent.
"Cm ie9 bar iect en- cpcra? 80,
oct fam Oh pGre iitter pon. Smef /
Baris. 9)}en .ao oa 9ao oiO nL Gpi3
Ou iaa ipuc3. EH Cpera er iorrt'leu
lan9t beOrc emo ct nO9ct maasrt
5pttc.
% ht8ap fla til Cperaen. ) 2gbct
al De ire uGRc Elmer iorcoit Der en-
tor 6ornnorirQ meo Gleparton. Sam
ite bar Bet N}uiiten, iom 9iorOe, at
ban bar iaa melantoli!, oa ban iulqte
6rptcn Somcritt til6nge til 1euoes
SoiQ. Gen unge Fi9e, ion ban
bapoe tGntt fig iom en- lonolig Gniol-
oig6eO, ioyc.om 9am HI beif tilbtocl=
cspGroi9.
CmIioer fOo Dc ionmen 5onten9
Snlon Sreten Someriet roltc 6am
Suanoen Og ia, at BAN 1aOOe pNret en-
uomGrtet &eipiier. 9}u moaft. ban
imiOlertio 9aa, Da ban itulOc bort til
NI.oOuQ men ban maattc lone at icm-
ne inart igjen.
Glcperton bebOl0t 1euots 0dauo
lGn9e i'm, % BUN trat Den itte til=
bage.
"Natarli9Oi5 iommer ieg mcget
mart i9icn, ia ban. "9to, &esiie,
Iis mia r." @lcn Gpor uar MI bans
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28
TWO MINUTE SKETCHES
Alexander [. Stewart.
BY ROBE RTVS LOVE,
For toyfrysGrs the
merchant king.

~ chant prince. lie was the mer
chant king. For forty years
lie relgned with undisputet
title. He was the greatest and mos'
famous merchant Of his time in the en-
tire world. He built up the first really
great retail store and wholesale estat
lishment IN America. His retail hous(
was the largest III the world at The
time His name was powerful abroad
and throughout the United States Il
was Il household wprd, spoken Will
awe and wonder. Old men of today 1e
call the name Of A. Y. Stewart as at
inspiration to business ambition il
their youth. Men in early middle life
remember that the same name was
more familiar to them than that of any
other business man when they were
small boys.
Mr. Stewart died thirtyone year;
ago, leaving no children. His widow
died ten years later. The magnificent
marble mansion in which he lived or
Fifth avenue, New York, has beer
razcd and replaced by q commercial
structure. Eleven years ago his sue
cessors In the great store on Broad
way assigned, and tie Stewart store
building IS now a Winamaker cstab
lishment Even the body Of Stewart
was stolen from its vault in New York
and there is still a dispute as 70 whet1
er It ever was recovered, The Stew
art name and business and fortune al
have disappeared, but his fame lives
\ T. Stewart was a Scotch-lrish
man, born in Ireland and educated a
Dublin university. He was classica
scholar devoted to books IN Lis early
life and with no idea If entering trade
When be came to America, at the age
Of twenty, in 1923, he became teacher
In New York. Two years later he re
turned 10 Ireland to e aim legacy q
about $1,000, and upon the advice o.
a friend in New York lie bought II
Dublin a stock of laces and otlel
goods, which he brought back 10 Amer
lea with him. lie opened small shop
advertised his wares and sold tht
goods at an enormous profit. This sue
cess ycvolutionlzed Stewart lie de
voted his life to trade
At the outset Stewart made up hi;
mind as to his course in business. ilC
determined TO be perfectly honest ney
er to misrepresent his goods, always
TO watch every nook and corner OF hi:
business and TO add more customer;
by pleasing those he got. 1t was hi:
boast in old age that IN ali his career
he never permitted a willful misrcpre
sentaton to be made in his store.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28

ireieioe 0eroersmonespNlen! ser
ioo ban aanits iorleQen o lrote c'ttr
Sro.
"0u0O, Gid! ia bun og ida lpor'
0enOe pua bam.
"@iloe ou bli Orto, ON jeg tp@lcoc
oi0 ipm 0lmlc Cage" ipurSte ban.
90 bm 10 moo bam meo ct lptte'
liot lloh0t. "9iei, oct pilpc les lite, %
ia bun. "9!Icn oe. cr 'rD9tclig Imaa=
bDogtiQt oi oi9 at lper8e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28

sra Yierrc mcoocles. at Statens
&ignin05tommislon bar ioybpict
5tatteporoien pau Stotens 3eynb0ncr
% oeyt9 Gienoom til % NiQioner
1o14t- cGcr s6.5O0,oo0 mere n0
tijor Ttti ,r &841 pr. nil mere
tro ! 1907. >tahn bar n uo..a
1000 N}il Sernbnner meo eli 5ilp0rt
al 50l Nlil / inoeDUrtnoe glar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-08-28
U,n %I8c ira 20nOct.

lJuQe Gleoertou tom en- 5ormlooa9
no ira fin llngtnrlaboliG uomUrtct
0umor; men ioo forcitOO Der BAN o9=
iaa en- 6ornpielie, lpm lieloen bpot2
Ell baicrct 0opeoltGO9manO.
,iilc for bet, at Clcpqrton Oar altIor
oI.ret Ior oct oar ban life. Oct
.or o.tio lufttoes 1nm al b:loloe en-
p!. SmOets 6riiiQco miotmOer Stor=
hao.liret 9Geu uaturlj0pis Dopoe bet
Iot tit 9}ruQ o9iaa pQa 1Nm % gjori
ham til oct raflpie % OOg rpA8e, Oen
alrOao9nc % OO8 ielOtilireoIe 9}em
Wrrter ban bar.
ga MI oar ben unGe Pi9c, iom ban
Japoc tjcnot ina lNn9e, Oct uItDiol9e,
blcoe, lD@loHeo. @orll ban bapoe le9t
meo Iom @ut ben iOg0iItc 5maabO
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Of territorial
appointed by President Cleveland
when but his
fell troulous times that day Of
overwhelmingly Republican
, Church
Of
Of
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the practice the
lie in during Alaska.
The Washington times., 1908-04-05
G. A. R. TO CELEBRATE
GEN. GRANTS BIRTHDAY

Inc Department of the Potomac q
"A r.. is planning 70 celebrate the an
nlversary Of the birth of Gen. II G
GTant, Special services VIII be held at
Ahe New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church Monday evening, April q. Rep
Sesentative Washington Gardiner pasr
department commander of the Denart
ment Of Michigan; John A. T. Hull
chairman Of the House Military Affairs
Committee, and others will make adj
dresses.
The arrangements are under the iirec-
lion Of the department commander. John
IS Walker. ard The following commit
tee: A s. Perham, chairman; Charles
Wesley Gallagher. vice chairman
George Bennett, James H. Bradford. w.
7. Brenizer, w. c. Davenport, Robert
+. Grant. George c. Harris, Edward
A Keller, J. L. McCabe, Hosea 3.
Moulton, Isaac p Moyes, l. 4. Pat
terson, William NJ. Potter. Charles H.
Preston, Z. J. Sweet. George Tate,
Franklin L. Van Auken.
The following are chairmen of COM
mittees: Press. Franklin I. Howe
speakers, Charles W. Gallagher; invi-
tatIons, Hosea B. Moulton; music,
George c. Potwin; reception, Henry A.
johnson; officer OF the day. in charge
of church. James NJ. Edgar decora-
lions, Jerome +. Johnson; flag exercise,
LoWln II. HolbroOk.