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Notice to Customers.

The G. o. D. Grocery store, 4r9
North Seventh street, will be closed
all day Monday on account of Day of
Allotment and their customers are
requested to order what they need
to carry them over to Tuesday. They
will run their delivery wagon on Sat
urday night until II o'clock. A. Cold
stein, prOpr.
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To Attend Convention.

w. A. Collins of the Grand Forks
Steam laundry, left Friday evening
for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will at
tend the annual convention Of the Ma
tlonal Launderers' association. Fol-
lowing the convention he will go to
Waterloo, Ia, his Id home, for a visit
returning to Grand Forks in about
ten days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Gymnasium Team.

A gymnasium team has been formed
at the Y. NJ. C. A. with Chris Running
as the captain, and the first practice
will be held next Tuesday evening.
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Empire Hall Dance.

There will be a dance at the Empire
hall every Saturday night from to
IL. Four piece orchestra. st
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METHODIST MEETING.
VIII Be Held at Jamestown-Local
Men on Program.

VIII De Held ~ METEOROLOGICAL
Men on Program.
The annual conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church of North
Dakota will be held at jamestown,
October IA to 1s. 1t is expected that
the season will be of unusual interest
while big attendance is anticipated.
On the second day Of the gathering,
DR.. q. P. Robertson Of this city will
preside. On the fourth day an -ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. Frank
lin Hamilton on wesley College"
while on the following day Rev. w.
w. Moore Of Grand Forks will preach
the missionary sermon.
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New Drug Store

Robert McGrath, who will open a
drug store in the building formerly
occupied by c. H. Opsahl, has COM
menced the work of fixing up things
for moving in. He will open the store
in about two or three weeks.
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Prohibition Club to Meet,

A meeting of the new organized
National Prohibition club OF Grand
Forks, will be held in the court house
next Tuesday evening.
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Blood Poisoning

Ole Lansgaard of Milton is at To-
cal hospital suffering from blood
poisoning. the result of contracting a
felon on the fore finger OF his right
hand.
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For County Auditor

am candidate for reelection and
will appreciate your vote on Novem-
Der 8. Hans Anderson. tt
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Dance Saturday Night.

The Twin City club will give a
dance Saturday evening in the Empire
hall, Prof. Chapman to furnish the
music for the occasion.
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Went to Duluth

P. Mcdonnell. contractor for the
paving being done in Grand Forks,
was passenger last evening to Du-
luth where he will look after business
matters in connection with the paw
ing.
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Is Recovering

]. W. Pratten of Milton, who under
went treatment at a local hospital
for some time and who recently re-
turned home, is recovering quite
rapidly.
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Died in Spokane

Elmer Odlaug, aged 81 years, who
had resided in Grand Forks many
years, died Tuesday in Spokane of ty-
phoid fever. The remains will ar
rive here this evening for burial. The
deceased went to Spokane about six
years ago and has made his home
there since. He was unmarried.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03
Scayanger Work.

Scavanger work of all kinds will be
given prompt attention and work will
be satisfactorily done by John Dellek,
N. w. phone 1229-M., or leave Or
ders at S21 North Sixth street. I'M
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tomorrow and his subject for the
morning sermon will be Life Lessons
of the Leaves" The subject of the.
evening sermon will be "Christianity's
Appeal to the Heroic"
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Zion Lutheran.

Services will be held in the Grand
Morals Lutheran church Sunday at II
o'clock in the forenoon and in the
Zion Lutheran church at o'clock in
the evening, conducted by Rev. A. ].
Hulteng. The Young Peoples society
will have it's annual meeting next Fri
day evening in the church.
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Y. w. C., A.

The vesper service will be held Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at 211
North Fourth street. Mrs. ]. g. Moore
will speak. Soloist, Miss Laura Han
cock. All young women are invited
to attend. Social hour and tea at s
o'clock.
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In Restaurant Business

city from Cakes. this state, and will
be engaged in the restaurant business.
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Alert Laundry, both phones IS.
OYSTER SEASON NOW Open

Direct from Baltimore. Selects 6Oc,
standard soc per quart. Dill pickles
picked pigs feet or for choice meats
call or phone IS. Amble & Kneup-
fer.
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ICE E E ": ' I; CO; ':;
GRAND FORKS ICE COMPANY
Telephone Az
DIR. COUvERETTE, Dentist, Demers
Avenue and Third street. =

Have j. H. Lambe do your storm
sash both painted and glazed. If
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03

A. A. Rolf, tailor. representing
Brown Bros, Mer. Co.. Minneapolis.
Popular tailOrs and furricrs.
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HAMPSTEAD FUNERAL.
John Hampstead Laid to Rest in This
CITY This Afternoon.

The funeral of John Hampstead of
Emerad0 took place in this city this
afternoon. Services were held at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. Stevenson
officiating.
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The Churches
First Methodist


VIM. Moore, pasor. Home coming
day. Glass. meeting $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship 10:30. Sermon by pas
tor, subject, "The Sacred Office of
the Church" Bible school at IL M,
Prof. Bryant, superintendent. Young
mems bible guild, DR.. Stearns, teach
.er. Epworh league $50 p. M. All
members of the league are expected
to be present. Strangers invited to
attend. Evening service at 1880.
Sermon by the pastor, subject, "The
Making of a Life" special topic
Methods" A large chorus choir
will lead the singing and render spe-
cial music.
First Presbyterian.
Rev. B. Scott Bates will conduct the
services at the PRESBYTERIAN church
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Do not forget that Lambe can sup
ply you in all varnishes, paints.
glass, etc.
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The Light uou.o

IHe IIENt House
For anything in light. call IN the
Light House, 423 both phones, Gas
and electric goods. Monley s. Smith
proprietors. ~
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Father Fischriert About,

Father Fischriert, who was ill at St.
Michael's hospital, is able to be
around again.
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Trinity Lutheran

Morning service at 1890, Sunday
school and bible class at IL m. Rev.
o. G. Mona will preach in the even
ing at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at the usual hour. La
dies aid will meet Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. o. G. o.
son, 710 Walnut street. Dorcas So
ciety meets Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Zidler, 204 Fourth street.
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Quick Delivery

Trunks, parcels. notes, any errand
-73 either telephone. A. D. T.
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st. Paul's Episcopal.

Corner Alpha avenue and Fifth
street. Seats free. Supplied choir.
Everybody welcome. Holy communion,
8 a. m. Morning service and holy
communion 10:30. Sunday school IL
o'clock. Evening song service 1880.
Bible history by DR.. Libby of state
university at rectory at 10 o'clock.
Young and old are invited to these
interesting studies Of Biblical stories.
No one knows how to explain them
better than DR.. Libby. Subject Of SER
mon morning service by the rector,
Lost Opportunities" of evening serv-
Ice. "The Use of Power"
Swedish Lutheran.
Sunday services will be held in
Bethesda at II o'clock, in Nyskoga at
2 o'clock and in this city at 8 o'clock
in the evening. conducted by Rev. ].
M. Perseuius. Sunday school in all
three places at 10 o'clock. The Young
Peoples society meet In the Swedish
Lutheran church, corner of Alpha
avenue and Sixth street, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clockkand lunch served
by Mrs. John Bostrow and Mrs. Char
lie Johnson. All are requested to
come 20 the. church may DO full. Pro-
gram committee: Mr.. J. w. jackson,
Miss Emma Perseuius and Miss Ellen
Anderson. Rev. Perseuius will attend.
the dftieth anniversary jubilee festi-
val Of the Minnesota conference In ct.
Paul and Minneapolis this week. ,The
fest VIII continue over next Sunday.
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First Church Of Christ (scientist.)

1HSt OHQICH VI OHfIbR IcCItuClBts1
Regular Sunday services at 10:45
a. m. Subject, "Unreality." Soloist,
Lena Lee Lenoard. Sunday school at
1920 p. m. Wednesday evening serv-
ices at 8 o'clock. Church edffice cor
ner Of Belmont and Fourth avenues.
Public reading room in the Clifford
Annex, rooms z and 8, and is open on
week days from to p. m. All are
cordially invited to attend all the
services and to visit the reading room.
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rapidly.
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First Baptist.
Frank e. r. Miller, minister. Open
ings and opportunities for willing peo-
pie to engage in the fall work Of the
church. Morning service at 10:3O q.
m. Bible school at ~. The Mems
Brotherhood. will convene at noon.
elect officers. and adopt a program for
the year. B. Y. P. u. at $3.50, large
ly attended, live meeting. Evening
service at 1880 with sermon upon
the subject, "Jesus and the Outcast. ("
The Lords supper will be observed
at the close of the evening sefvice.
Midweek meeting Wednesday 1880
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iame. Cure possesses IS mnIigrama
G radInm; Professot Bocdas, 10; ~
HScquersl. 70: Sir Wuliam Ramsay.
-; SIR william Crooks, %; ProfesBgF
RAr1onval, 50. ana Thomas A. EdiSon.
- mnngrams. About twenty Nib
mns more ere n ths possession q
oEh@ prufenon. An this 3 a TIE
form q pare o. neariy pufs radium
snd o. salta, and tie enti1e amount y
rs miIligrams. O. about two grains
6gY.
Commercial low grads radlum = dis
eIbutsd amone z great many banda
ana % st-ength = vsES variable hence
exact statistics are ne o6taiEatls. bit
4 4 a1tinaaisd tbef ne eallrs a1aounk
e cummerciai rndium contalns los
tnes taflnhs than tAs Qn1xfi,l - IL
ns.ssnsi1n e ssisntfgiss g stl1ss
atogA
% thsss supplies mu1t b odd TIE
enr.nraflrsiY enorno1g QaanlilT e
f,r,a grams q rndlum WIKI rr1iel8-
@ RTnsr ana Wien have iafely e.
nctRd frnn hzlf 4 IN e 11aetim1iaI
enbianfs. ~ Gnluo e Uhieh = ed
nlni1d q $4,000. on grnn ~ 49, =
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norimenfB On raG8 c4eea1n-
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POLITICIANS GUESSING.

What viii the Negro do on election
day? There is much concern in political
circles as to what action many Ne
sroes will take in the coming election
n meeting was held some days ago IN
tins CITY urging the Negroes to sup
port the Democratic ticket. The Wed
nesday night meeting at Richmond
Market Hall, with its Jim Grow" ar
rangemeut did not meet the approval
OF many self-respecting Negroes In
At least one of the precincts of an up
Town ward, little CONSERVATION was
Specifically manifest when a Negro
registered as a Denocrat the precinct
executive remarked that such an oe-
carrencs had not happened n the pre-
onr for twelve years. When every
tning Is considered, IN tins campaign
me apathy of the Negro voter is some-
WA; alarmins.-The Afro-Ameriean
Ledger, BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 5
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THE MGTTERHORN.
Soon a Railway Will Mount to the Top
Of the Great Peak.

Soon Railway Will Mount to the Top
Of the Great Peak.
In about four years time, when you
wish to climb the Matterhorn, instead
Of engaging a guide and waiting days
Tor fair weather and then risking your
neck In a breathless, glorious scram-
BILE over the glaciels and ellis, you
WIN simply press a button and shout,
~0oing upF' The railway to the top
OF the mountain, which Is to be com.
pleted at a cost OF $1,250.000, win be
the most interesting Of the worlds
great elevators and win carry the
rocking chair climber to those grand
viewpoints which defed all mountain
eers until the memorable ascent In
1855 by Mr.. Whymper, Lord Douglas
and their companions, which ended
ragicaIly. me road VIII pierce Its
way upward through tunnels in the
living rock to a point within sixty
feet Of the summit, at an altitude Of
A1S0 feet. where a number o. rooms
WIN be cut. The announcement Is
made that the terminus VIII be pro
vided with various novel contrivances,
not the least OF which win be q special
chamber filed with compressed oxygen
for tourists suffering from mountain
sickness. 1t Is needless to say that the
true mountain climbers, whose pride
and Joy It Is 10 conquer the mighty
Alpine snow peaks, look upon this
prospective intrusion Of the railroad
and hordes Of ''trippers" with III dis
guised grief. II was bad enough, say
thsy, to have Jungfrau desecrated. but
tie MatterhOrn. that superb peak, pro
n0unced BY Rnskin 10 Be the perfect
mountain, should have been LETT alone.
On TIE otker hand. thousands q peO-
pie for whom the climb would Be
physical impossibnity are fuzzy eapa-
BE q appreclGting the giories IL the
outlook ana TIE 1plift that comes from
standing on 90 renowned 4 summit
No one has an exclusive property n
such a peak as TIE Matterhorn. -Bos-
ton Transcript
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children, win celebrate its first ami
versary Saturday evening October y,
and after the guests are served with !
light luncheon. The home for the
making Of good citizenship" win be
discussed BY the following speakers: F.
L Barnett, Asst States Attorney; Mss
Julia c Lathrop, State Board Of chari-
tics; Henry w. Thurston, Chef sProba-
ton oheeg; Rev. Timothy Reeves,
Presiding Elder; John L. Whitman,
John Worthy School; Rev c. ]. ouiIle,
SupE Catholic Charities; WI T. Da-
viss, Jailer, Cook County; E. w. Ware,
VIM. o. Ia Monte.
DR.. H. C. cress, who invaded our
humble home on a Sunday afternoon,
several years ago. and wanted to
whip rs for writing something az mat
time in relation to the drunken
preachers who had visited Milwau-
kee for the purpose Of attending the
Union Sunday School Convention,
this week launched the old Chicago
Leader, which is supposed to belong
in the class Of mushroom newspapers.
Mr.. A N. Fields. who is engaged in
the newspaper business with Mr..
F. L. Barnett, Assistant States At
tcrney. seemingly is the manag-
ing editor Of this campaign publica-
ton.
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= ~ sale It ne fOIIOuIa6 sSss
SGands:
A =. Tsrvalon. 1s4 W. 51st Stroot
Cigar Stare and News stand
Geo. I Martin. maker Of me cigars.
and news stand S42 East S1st St
c H. Green. cigars, tobacco and
news stand. 77IS State q
Ma Nellie Phslps, Cigars. Ns1luns
aad News staad. ia ". S1st srosG
Z. \. HGlf'B OWy D -
LAunAIy OMcA, aS1 3sGA -
Mrs. Alma A. Simpson, news agsat
1855 State street.
W. 9. Cole, SS4 Thirty-arss strsss.
cigars, tobacco ana news 6tnaA
J. r Peters Cigars. robosoo ~
News stand. Sss + 9TtA siEG
Ma. A. Z. Baker. Notices ~ Iogss
Stand. I1S, Ssth strOsE
W. P. johnson, NOtion sesfo -
News stana S7ol State -
Turner WlIliaES 0aNng RAEss
HaA New 9taaG. SSos Ar1B GSA
\ DaV1R. dNs. lsAaeoS ~ -
lsSdsaaSy. asa BtatO 81
c c MeLain. eigars, -tchac1o and
news stand. soo6 State siEeEG
ArS. =. ". HadlV ne ". 80 -
dsafs, tobacco and news saAA
Ma. KatAeFlnO r. HAM1sa OgnsA.
tobacco. and fsasy gfoosfI1 ~ 1SUa
stand SOS ArnOu gSG :
n A Johnson. news stma stDls
snd tobacco. SS1s stAfs Bno
TAs En1srnsF Nsss o. - ~
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Ths Standard Ngws O. "a W. ~
~ New H@k. OH. M.
Standard NSwB conpm5, - W.
lisa strSsG Nsw Yok 60. \. Z.
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wAMsLEY q SONS

6ed Sus and Moth Liquid.
Win destroy chicken lice, fieas on
cats and dogs. lice on horses and
other animals. The liquid Is a disin-
fectant as wen as q healer. Does
rot stain" The lie and $50 bottles
and Csc packages of COckroaeh and
Ant Feed are the small orders referred
TO In our ad. In another column, for
which we win accept stamps in pay
ment BY out Of town orders If desired.
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Inssitutloaai a. n. 3. ch6nsh, "a.
Dssfbsrn street.
Sunday win Be the 6rst of the con
ference year. The Rev. H. E. Stew
art win begin on Sunday to preach q
series of sermons on the sub;eet ''The
Law Of Life These sermons win Be
delivered At the mornins hour, Io:so
"a. m.
William Tan and william J. Bysn
Their Christian Ideals.
The Millinery Class has opened and
the class begins work Monday after
noon; also Wednesdays and Fridays
from to S p. m The subject for Sun
day morning VIII be discussed for at
least month, covering the following
heads.
The Law of Life as Relates to
Church Government, Discipline and
Ecclesiastical Law
The Law Of Life as il Relates to
Moral and Social Life, Charity and
Social Organizations"
%The Law of Life as it Relates to
the Spiritual or Soul Life"
H. E Stewart
&c"
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removed from 474o Dearborn street to
ago Evans ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml. Carter, enter
tanned small party of friends at din
ner and cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Williams met with an
accident one evening last week and is
confined to her home, 66I8 Vernon ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, 6I3o Ada
street, returned home Wednesday morn
ing from attending the A. NJ. E. Con-
ference at Bloomington, III.
Mrs. James Madden, who has been
operated upon for appendicitis is re-
covering very rapidly and soon expects
to be removed from Provident Hos
pital to her home at SOY Wabash ave.
Mrs. W. E. Marshall, of Hender-
son, KY. has returned to her home,
after visiting her two daughters, Mrs.
V. Simmons and Mrs. NJ. Horsley,
and her granddaughter, Mrs. R. L
Prttioord, s2o7 Armour ave
william l. O'Connell, chairman Of
the Democratic Central Committee Of
Cook County, feels confident thar n
all hands pull together the entire
Democratic ticket in this county win
be elected November 3.
Col. John l. Martin, Sergeant-at-
Arms, Of the Democratic National
Committee. is one Of the most cour-
teous and busiest men around the
headquarters in the Auditorium An
mex and he feels dead sure that
William ]. Bryan will be the next
President Of the United States.
Too much credit cannot be given
Mrs ]. E. Bish and her Committee of
ladies of Dedicatory Entertainments
10 20 and II of Oct. to be given at
Union Masonic Hail. 1854 State street,
for the earnest efforts put forth for a
success. Be sure and visit the Dining
Han on those three evenings.
Ross C. Hall, candidate for Attor-
of Illinois, who resides
in Oak Park and employs Colored
woman IN his household, was born
and raised among Colored people in
the southern part Of this state, and
many Of them win record their votes
In favor Of his election November
a.
Judge Alton B. Parker, in a cam
paign address at Baltimore this week
said: when President Roosevelt so
sweepinely condemned Haskell for his
alleged connection with the Standard
OIL Company he perhaps forgot that IN
1904 bis (Roosevelt's) committee re-
reived $Eooooo from the Standard Oil
Company for the campaign fund, and
spent it"
About twenty-five representative gen
Iemen MT Wednesday evening and
organised for the purpose of banquet
ne the Lelend Giants. DR.. Daniel H.
Williams, Pres; Mr.. Noah D. Thomp-
ION, v. Pres. DR.. A. B, MeKissack,
Treas. and Mr.. Julius N. Avendorpf,
Secy. Several committees we're APP
1Ointed 10 enfist subscribers and the
yenfleAea deelzre ne banquet win be
i great event Invitations viii be sent
mt 70 desirable persous the first of the
rex /
Whenever an Afro-Americzn speaks
i vo6ag for Bryan theys are con
1onted with the query, what has the
democratic party ezcr done for youi
j uAzt vi lfr. gfyan dOf .That
Iuestion IS best answered By asking
vat have the Afro-American ererl1
lone for the Democratic party bat
,oted agnfnsl fheme Then uhere
esss theif elxm fof Sny re1ssnitioa
x eonsideration7 And tire AfrO-Amer
- 5 Eb6I1R and SIMPLE, to say the
~ % a. Scr 4 ehtil be has dcns
for den And thsn TIE
Ave onssfon ~ 8 q of6ef.zLhe
.dssclis rsElznd, Oregon.
Ths kue I.e..'s Honz ssse
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oUETTED.

ouETTED.
~ PANEL h. Williams and bis
,,,,e of citizens deserve much
- for the gallant and high spirit
.,v,c recognition they are giving
- abilities Of the Negro race By
y. banquet they are rendering 70 the
80 of the Leland Giants Base
n club. on Thursday. Oct IS. At
NJ at the Chateau, 5s24 state
s.rset, This team Of colcred ban
,.vsrs have by their abilities Won q
-. in the forefront OF Americas
srsatest past time baseball and have
..Esn the whole race with them.
.,,Iipg has contributed to the les.
..,ning of race prejudices in this
Immunity more than this gallant
msnly scientific gentlemanIy asgre
r,tion Of BAN players. who have
Tupg from the throats Of our enc
,ies more praise than was ever
,ho1ered upon Us and have thereby
,.rved as a deterrent 70 the avalanche
:, hate that oftentimes comes our
Nv Every man who mas an 0ppor-
suity should be proud to be num-
h,rcd with DR.. williams and his
nests on this occasion to pay homage
), tb.s team and to encourage It 20
reator exertions next year. Under
Mr. Andrew Foster, team manager
and captafn, this Club mas won more
,ames to the number played than any
otber organized semi pro or Profes-
,,opal Club In the world having won
a out Sc games played, one being a
tie and 1S shut outs. What q record!
what people would not be proud Of
It, Let the Banquet be q success
Get your ticket today Of Mr.. Noah
D Thompson, Vice-Pres., at 81 Wash
iDgton ST., Phone 2O2s Central or DR..
A B. McKissack, Treas, 625s Halls
ted St. Phone 215 Wentworth. julius
Lvendorph, Pullman Bldg, and be
ue Of the men who stand for and
recognizes ability.
The Citizens Committee was or
gSnized Wednesday evening last at
the Chateau for the purpose Of giving
4 Banquet and Testimonial to the Le-
land Giant Baseball Club Thursday,
October 18th, 1908, as follows:
oh. williams, President; Noah
D. Thompson, viee-President; julius
N. Avendorph, Secretary; DR.. A B.
MeKissack, Treasurer.
Banquet Committee.
BF. Moseley, Chairman; ]. II.
Bolden, VIM. Bell, Prof VIM. Ema-
uuel N. W. Ponder.
Reception Committee
julius N. Avendorph, Dr.. W. ]. Gar
nett Maj. R. R Jackson, VIM Corroll, /
Jackson Gordon, John L. Fry, s. LANG
Williams, Julius F. Taylor, r. l. Bar
nett, S. B. Turner, David MOnson.
General Committee.
Dr.. D. H. williams Noah d. Thomp- |
BON, julius N. Avendorph, Or. A B. |
MeKissack, DR.. NJ. A. Majors, Dr.. W.
J. Garrett, s. Laing Williams. VIM
COrrOl, Prof. VIM Emanuel, Virgie !
Pmuphrey, VIM. Bel, Prof. Thos. ,
Tiyes, Jackson Gordon, J. n. Bolden,
David Monson, R R Jackson, B.
Motley W. Fl. jackson, F. l. CuHey, /
T. z Hamilton, NJ. W. Ponder, ]. H.
Holland, James Camp. Geo. Arthur.
Plates can be had on application
to the VicePresident, Secretary or
Treasurer. Phone 215 wentworth.
This promises to be . grand civic
The broad ax., 1908-10-10

GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
Agents wanted for Taylor's Cylinder
Comb. The best hair straiehtener.
Every family win buy one. Write
Newton Novelty Mfg. Co., $40 Main
St, Cincinnati, o.
The broad ax., 1908-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Simpson, have
removed from 4z4o Dearborn street to
463o Evans ave.