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The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01
How Would You Invest $1,000?

Messrs. Editors: want the ad-
vice of your successful farmer read
ers as 10 how best 20 invest $4,000,
and in what proportion for land.
machinery. stock. etc?
Also as 10 what branch of farming
is best suited for a man who. though
willing 10 work. Is frequently unable
on account Of chronic rheumatism
said man having a preference for
fruit growing and stock raising"
JOHN l.. HESTER.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

M.Rsra Editors: VIA; In good
remedy far killing lice on aogs and
keeping them OF VIII very much
appreciate al answer through The
southern Farm aax.-ttr.
~ 4 \
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

E1tnF1AI Iomment. Aa Published
last week. we know of no systematic
tests that have been made 10 decide
whether IL pays 20 top cotton. We
can only suggest that IL IN very
easy matter for each farmer 20 de-
ternine for his own soil and variety
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-08-01

DAYS. A good wallow will helm
greatly in keeping the sows free of
lice in the summer time"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
MACON PLEASED
OVER OUTLOOK


The following from the Atlanta
/ Georgian viii be of interest in
iirunswicli since th.s city is the Ter.
minus Of The Macon & Brunswick
Navigation company and the steam
crs make rtgalar runs here
That Macon is about 10 have now
hapter written in its industrial pro
Igrcss is The belief cf all hustling cit
IN ns OF that city and particularlS
Iof II. L Barflcld. one of the proml
lnent Young bus ness meu. Who is al.
ways boosting his town
/ Mr.. Barfeld WIS in Atlanta Thurs.
iday on a business trip and he is en-.
thusiastic about the river transpor
tation on the Ocmulgee.
The first boat put in operation
said Mr. Barfeld at the Pfedmc1t
has been more OF success than we
anticipated has had all the freight
that could be carried has given low
freight rates and has cleared GOOD
money fer tn stockhold lars on the
few trips made The second boat
has been launched and is rapidly near.
ing completion and beforel one we
confidently xpect - haya our rail;oad
freight rateo c4gced b-r1s ,f "a,
water comp tition to Brmisw.ca uI
points along the Ocmrla q.
In addition 70 this foa9in a., ara.
gress. We are enthesiastis about
cheap light and el,cul roHr that
We will have as soon a. he dam
across the Ocmulgee near Jackson TO
b built by th nual Of Georgia
Power Company is completed. The
power here viii not only run our elcc.
tric cars and give " ch ap lights.
but there win be ploaty let fer in.
ldnstnal purposes and for helpnc to
run our intcrurban read from Macon
20 Atlanta. Al9con peGp4 b lievs tbaf
President ". Jordan Massee and his
associates have thoroughly made
good in this Dig und srlak,hg Of many
millions and with chap light and
n1we r. together with water tranepor.
tat'on TO the sea. we look fer big
things for Macon IN the near future.
Mr. Barfeld says the attitude Of the
railroad commission towards this 500
100000 electrical undertaking is be.
ing praised tv The people # Macon
,and shows that Georgia is not antae-
onistic to ca! ital
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
A0DS PAY WELL
SAYS The MAYOR
wi1i,f 1Cf1 MEhT s0u~ff Fnlp
SOLD AS RESULT or NEWS
ADVERTISING.

You can say for me- said Mayor
Hopkins, of the well known real es
tate firm Of r. r. Hopkins & Son
that it pays to advertise in The News
Through an an advertisement placed
with your paper last Sunday morning
our firm have actually sold about ten
lots Of land located in the city near
the terminals CT the A. b. and ~"
Mr.. Hopkins then explained that he
had sold many Of these lots during
the week, but he stated tha he really
attributed the sale Of ten Of them 10
his advertisement in The News He
said that he had received inquiries
from all over state with reference
to the property and was surprised at
the fact that The News has a general
circulation over the state
Il am going to continue that ad-
vertisement," said Mr. Hopkins, 10
it is money well spent
The property referred to is some of
the best residence and businss land
in the city. 1t is located near the ter
minals and The beauty of it is that y
is the first tine in many years that
a purchaser has had the chance OF
buying desirable property on easy pay
ments, small amount down and the
balance in deferred payments Of
aa9ut six dollars per month
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
EIGHT TRAINS BETWEEN THIS
CITY AND THALMANN ARE
TAKEN OFF.
GIVE US POOR SAVICE
Under Operation of New Schedule
Brunswick Will Have But One
Train "A Day to Savannah.
and Jacksonville.

II begins to look as If it was time
ior Brunswick TO take some steps to
keep from being made Il way-sta
tion by the three railroads centerins
in this city.
Only a few days ago the Coast Line
asked for permission to Withdraw
TWO of IFS Sunday passenger trains on
the line between this CITY and Albany
The matter was taken up at the last
meeting of council aad very strong
resolutrcn of protest Offered by May
or Hopkins was adopted
The Southern announces this morn
ing that effectyo in The morning., the
sleeping car ceryice heretofore III op
Grafton between this city and Atlanta,
will b discontinued and the Brunswick
passengers will IN future have to seek
accommodations ~ the Kansas City
car
Then again tn A. y. and A., issued
mdero yesterday whereby eight pas
scnger trains are cut off tha Bruins
wick Thalman line and in future
instead Of ten daily trains being oper-
lated by the company. cnly two will be
tm.
The later condition is De..haps mora
10 BE- GREETED than any OF The other
proposed changes Cnder the old
lregme, a splendid schedule was oper
Ia' 4 over the A. b. and A., to and
! from Jacksonville and Savannah, and
intermediate stations in both direc1
tions, which proved to be Of real value
To the businy IS men and The people Of
the city generally. The new condl-
tlon will only give one train per day
lrom and to Jacksonville and Savan,
nah
Tha announcements so close to-
@ether created CONSERVATION in the
business circles Of the city yesterday
and the commercial t9dies Of Bruins
wick will very likely take some actgcn
on the matter at once. While there
may have been considerable deprecia-
tlcn IN the passenger earning of the
railroads entering this city, and while
the conditions to be regretted there
does not seem to be ground for these
marked changes in the passenger
service Of the lines.
A well known business man discuss
ing the situation with a News repre-,
sentative Yesterday, said: TT is "a
shame for the railroads to take this
kind of snaD iugdmfnt aaG III peo-
pie Of the city ought to get busy and
appeal to the railroads commission
for relief" I'VE do not know" ne
continued, that the commission has
granted approval of the step taken by
the lines, and most certainly, we
should get busy and protect cur
selves, if possible"
The situation is really serious ora
and was the subject cf various cum.
ments in the city yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
PASSENGER TRAINS
DISCONTINUED BY
THE A. B. & A. ROAD

lot the engineering corps cf the Uni
ted States army. with the rank OF
brigadier gene.a al early in the sum.
mor General Aisi;ind Mackenzie
will be retired on May - and his sue
.cessor will have to be chosen. Col.
w. r. Russell would be the next in
line of promotion and his term of ser
vice would expire in 1913. It is not
though he will be appointed to the
vacancy. Lieut-Col T. w Simmons
has friends who are making an active
canvas in his behalf Lieut-Col.
Smith S. Leech will Der etired in 1915
aud Lieut-Col. Kngman in 1916
President Roosevelt has decreed
aga INST the selection of a successor
- General Mackenzie who has less
than four years to serve and this de-
c.sion "liminat mGmy who might
Otherwise be considered
1h Army and Navy Il elster seems
40 think ii not only among ,na posi-
b.Lties but among the probabilities
that l.icut-Coi. Kingsman might be
nam<d 10 fill the vacancy. It would
be pleasant news to his Savannah
friends if this should turn out to be
true.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
WORK WILL BEGIN
ONG. c. & P. ROAD
ABOUT JUNE FIRST

!!5e z s!,aks hopefully OF the general
sIuauCn in New York and the fact
that he has succeeded in financing
he proposition is splendid indica.
lticn cf the improved condition @ln
orally.
MI T. y Iissman, OF the firm OF Liss.
eman & Co. bankers at No. 80 Broad
street, is a prominent New York bust
ness man and banker. and is deeply
interested in the Georgia Coast and
Piedmont and in Brunswick, which is
soon to be- its deep water terminus.
He thinks Brunswick has splendid
Aarbor and great future
Messrs. MacKay. Lissman and Men
.des viii leave this morning len na-
rten, whence they go dirycl to \ y
York.
Chairman Aiken, who has wor, d
very hard for the eAtens en-. Ne4. OF
coarse, elated over the ou.coute o..
yesterdays work. aud say. ,he alda.
ional $9,500 needed to make up the
total S9e,oo stocll issue for Brunswick
is forthcoming and can easily be Sc
.cured when once the trustees so TO-
work for the subscriptions
The News feels that this is one of
the most important pieces of inform
.ation il has given to the people OF
Brunswick in many years. and it
means much fer this city in the YER,
Immediate future.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
HEALTH BOARDS
FOR ALL COUNTIES
STATE BOARD 70 DISCUSS THIS
MATTER Al MEETING IN
FITZGERALD.

When the state board Of health, OF
which Or Willis Wasmorolaud, OF
Atlanta, and DI II. l.. Harris OF At.
lanta ar respectively president and
secretary, meets n4xt Tuesday in
Fitzgerald tha question OF county
boards OF health will com up fer
d scuss.on
II is possible that ths Medical As.
sociation Of Georgia. which meets in
that city on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday following, VIII take up
this letter and give it the endorse
ment Of the association
County boards of healthw i'll be. it
- sad, formed upon the same prin-
ciples as county boards OF education
their duties # course, being to look
cut for the health Of tho county ana
care for its sanitation It is believed
that the health CT the state will be
greatly improved by the organization
Of such boards working in coniunc-
ton with the state and city boards al
ready organized
Dr. Claude c Smith, cf Atlanta.
cretary Of the association. win 70
down to Fitzg raid to prepare tor
the association IN Monday. II is ex.
pected that MANY Of the leading pby-
sic'ans Of the state VII attend this
annual meeting Of the association
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
LITTLE FIGHTERS MAKE DARING
VOYAGE WITHOUT ANY
ACCIDENT.
ARRIVED AFTFR A LONG TRIP
The Elect of Little vessels Steamed
fot Days Through Narrow Chan
anels Thousands of Miles
in Length.

A,asdalena Bay, Mtxico, April s.,
VIA 5An hi go Cal, April 1.-THE
TORPEDO boat notilla OF SIX destroyers,
commanded by Lieutenant Command
r. Hutch / Cone, followed the exam
PIE q the battloship feet and ar
rived mt Magdalena Bay from Aca-
pulco ono day ahead of tn. schedule
time
1t required three days to make the
run from Acapulco at an average
speed Of Is knots Commander Cone
went aboard the flag ship Minnesota
at once to make his report to Ad-
miral Thomas.
The trip II six small craft through
Patagonian passages was fitted with
adventure We steamed for days
through the narrow channels a thou
sand miles Eang, said Commander
Cone passages being barely wide
enough to let US through Ahe wa
tiers we're cold from the iutting gla-
,ciers and flied with broken cages
Of ice The boats took on all She ice
wc needed for days from oyer the
side. Not an untoward incident mar
ed HE long trip of The dostroyels
iron Hampton Roads Their supply
ship Aretmsa, or Mother Of Destroy
ers" as shes vase allied, was not able
to ltc . the fast pace set by the black
craft md this held them back
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
NORDsTROM GOT
LONG SENTENCE
THE FAMOUS FoRGER WAS TRIED
AND CONVICTED RECENTLY
IN CHICAGO.

Turie Nordstrom, the famous forger
who came to this city in January last,
purchased handsome yacht and
went to Jacksonville, where he was
captured,lo cal people assisting in
bringing him to justice, has been tried
IN a Chicago court and sentenced to
term Of from one to fourteen years
in prison at Juliet, III.
The yacht Lucille, purchased BIZ
MN IN this city from f d. Aiken.
was sold afew days ago in Jackson.
vile to a tourist named Huntley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
CAPTAIN WHITE BUYS THE At
LANTlC. NOW AT WHINING
TON. N. c.
CAPACITY $50 PASSENGERS


Captain H a., White. who 1a5 b en-
in search al q steamer for The ran M
the Satilla river since the steamer
Evans was destroyed. having made
several trips to northern ports for
the purpose OF puchasingg IL steamer.
has finally closed a d, al and has
bought one Of the handsomest steam
Icrs eyeA brought to Brunswick
The Dat purchased is the Atlantic.
Of Wilmington y C.. and she will
start for her new port probably to
morrow afternoon Members of the
crew of the Old steamer Ewans YES.
terday received kilograms from Cap-
tain White advising them to come to
Whining ton and last might the en-
.Gineor, mate and deck hand left for
that port They will arrive there
this afternoon and the steamer. un-
der command Of Captain White. will
probably keaye tomorrow afternoon.
.arriving in Brunswick some time We'd
.nesday
The Atlantic is los feet in length
70 feet beam and has a carrying ca.
i@city Of $50 passengers She Us a
combination tow and passenger boat
land VIII BY far be The best steamer
that has ever besn on this run as
"ell as one OF the largest and best in
.th ase waters.
Capt Whites trends will be glad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
GETS A GOOD POSITION.
Brunswick Young Man Goes to A., q.
& a. Atlanta Office.

Jasper NJ. Smith. well known
*9ung Brunswickian, for some tirn3
connected with the firm of Chas. s.
liirsch & Co., has been appointed to
the position Of cashier in the fraight
Office Of the A.. r. & A. railroad in
Atlanta and will leave in tha course
2f few days to nter upon his new
duties.
Mr.. Smith has been living in Brnp1-
wick for a number of years and has
made a large circle of friends who
VIII congratulate him on securing this
new position.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
FlRsr METHODIST cHuRcA

An interesting subject will be dis
cnssed by Rev Kerr aud the evening
service at the First Methodist chnpeh
The Unrighterusness of Card PLAY.
ing and Gambling Miss Atkinson.
whose solo was SO much enjoyed last
Sunday will render Il solo at this ser
wee AT the morning service the pas
lor Will discuss the subject Offended
III Christ Hours of service II a.
m and p. m Sunday school 3.2O
~ NJ Prayer service Wednesday &
.. m a pleasant reception to both
Young and old
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12

Rome, April ll.G-Mits Annette
Loeb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Loeb, Of New York, and Signor Ar
tmo Luzzat1, wealthy Italian poll
tician, will be married in Rome TO-
morrow Signor I-uzzato is a mem
Der Of the Italian Parliament and is
pdOminent i naffairs of State.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
KINCNAN MAY
GET PROMOTION
ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF THIS
DISTRICT MAY GO UP IN
NEAR FUTURE.

The following from the Savannah
News OF Yesterday will be Of inter.
st to the Brunswick friends OF Col
Hingman
According to the Army and Navy
register there is not only a possiblI.
ny but probability that Lieut.CoI
Dan c. Kingman may become chief
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
OUTLAWS WERE ROUTED.
A very Sharp Fight is Reported
From the Philippines.

Manila. Ap1l Ia dispatcb q,
'he constabulary from Bayanbong re-.
ports that the detachment sento ut
against Lingar, the outlaw ader
whose band trsacherously murdered
policeman, has been attacked and a
sharp fight ended in the roout Of the
outlaws who left nine dead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
MRS. DUKE IN JAIL.
The Former Wife Of the Millionaire
Charged With Forgery

Chicago ILL.,, April 1l.--Afrs. Alice
Webo Duke, The divorced wife Of
Brodie J.. Duke, Of the American To
bacco Company, WHO was arI sted
last night on a charge Of passing
forged checks, was held to await the
action Of the grand jury in bonds Of
81 900. She was unable to give sure
ty and was sent to the county Jail
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
TWO MEETINGS HELD IN CITY
YESTERDAY TO FINALLY
AGREE ON CONTRACT
OFFICIALS DF THE ROAD HERE
Met with tie Local Board Of Trustees
and Decided on a Few Matters
Which Were NOT Agreed or
in First Contract.

WcrT van probably commence on
ISL brunswick extension oi the Geor'
.a coast and Piedmont railway on
,nn nrst IS the very bright and en-
eonraging news that rhe News is IN
pasttion TO impart 30 the people o.
brunswick this morning.
As Was announced in these columns
several DAYS ago, Messrs &. D. Mac
ia. and r J. Lssnan both well
SHOWN New York bankers and both
among the largest stockholders ia the
Georgia Coast and Piedmont property.
arrived ia the city yesterday morn
jna IRON New Yorh for the purpose
ot chasing up and getting into tangl-
bia shape the ageement tpublished M
Tim News q few weeks agGl to he
made between tha Brunswick trustees
and the owners Of lhe Georgia Coast
and Piedmont
The coming Of these gentlemen go
tha city at this ttme is due 70 an mFi-
tau!ou extended by The local uusiees
and the reasons fcr that invitation
are due 10 the fact that when the Syn
dleate proposition was submitted 20
tbe brunswick trustees feW days ago
me Few items appeared not con-
templated ia the pI yous agte meht
and likewise some provisions q the
former agreement were omitted from
tba ones sent down by the syndicate
For thaf reason Chairman r D. Aiken
and the other members deemed i adj
,isalls fe have these nticp come
,o Brunswick and go over the entire
matter with The trustees and harmon
ne Tie existing differences.
Aessrs MacKay and Lissman re-
sponded promptly to the call OF the
brunswick gentlemen and arrived in
the city yesterday and during the en-
tire day were in consultation with
rhem The FIST meeting was held
Yesterday morning in the Office OF
President Ak D. OF the brunswick
Bank and Trust Company. and was
attended by Messra. + d. Aiken,
chairman OF the board Of trustees, Az
bert Fendig, J J Lott ri ki Hopkins.
c. D. Ogg. +. L. Stephens aud {, MI.
ier. CTrustaes c. Downing and +. p
NJ Straehan were both cut of the
city,1 and Messrs. G D NacKay, F
j. Lissman and A- Mendez, the latter
gentleman being auditor Of the com
pany. with headquarters at Darien.
st this meeting the main features
OF the agreement was gone into very
fully and after a good deal Of llme
both sides Yielding certain points me
differences were adjusted and the
meeting adjourn d over until SocIoch
last night
A. the second meeting. which was
held in the Office of F. Z. Twity. the
ven known lawyer. who has been re-
tanned as attorney Tor the lccal trus-
tees, the matter was again coasid red
careluily ana an asre men, was en-
1aot., SH 10y ," n - ,s,4,t. = rtl.,son
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

At ne Presbyterian church on Sun.
day morning Rev =. D. Thomas uIIr
Dlelch =. on Eyek 1920, The Soul That
9lneth'it Shah Die" At D. m. the
SaDlect Kil be Eyek 1926 "A new
Heart Hear Also WIN CO Yon and =
New Spirit Win ! Put Within Yo,, -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12
ST. LANES LUTHERAN

Services at the city hall at 1870 p.
m. Subject" Conversion its Efficient
Agencies and Variations in the Pro
cess Sunday school p. M
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-12

Every child that goes to Seiigs
Popular Priced store accompanied by
a grown person receives an Easter
pesent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17
CURrIss LUMBER 90. HAS
BIG RUN OF TRADE

The Curtiss Lumber company re-
ports sales In Utah by Jas. GoodaIc
OF 100000 feet to one Arm. The
MIL City plant has orders in for over
100000 feet. Lumber was sold
last week for new houses at Salem.
stayton. Turner and Brooks.
II J. Lousignony who sold his
house Is building a new one on Mil
street.
Jack Ryan, who recently returned
10 Salem from Astoria, is building n
bungalow on Mil street.
Roy Budlong Is building new
house. II. l.. Rockwell having the
contract.
j. II. Wilson sold n house In North
salem to q. w. Mornhelnveg, who
Is bnllding an addition to Il.
w. II. Young iI building new
house on Trade street for Mr.. Ohm.
sted.
The Curtis Lumber company Is on.
larging its dressed lumber sheds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17
A PIONEER WHO Is
LIVING IN COMFORT

A few years ago w. II. II. Darby
moved into the city, and many Of
his friends have asked him how he
likes II. He always says; 81 like t.
| came here TO like Il. Salem is the
place for any man 10 live who vans
the best" lie has Just completed n
$4,000 Improvement at 554 North
Liberty street, between Marion and
Union. II is up-to-date. has water.
electric lights and telephone, and
Uncle Bill says he can even take a
bath once in awhile without freezing
TO death in cold water. His house
has Ave sliding doors and swing
ing door and all the latest society
wrinkles, He paid $4,000 for the
lot, and still owns and rents HIS prop
erty in Yew Park. Mr.. Darby Is a
man who figures close and says no
ordlaary intelligent buy at Salem will
Hose a man money. Work and Hewitt
put up his house and he says they
are good men-good names for car
penters and builders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17
MES LOST KEYS HERE
RECOVERED IN THE DAIIFS

During fair week a man was ar
rested and placed In iaiI for drunken
ness. He was stranger here ana
had among other things in his pos
session bunch OF Keys on a ring
bearing the name ''Kola Mes, Salem.
Oregon"
The stranger could not account for
having possession OF the KEYS ana
lert them with Recorder Fflloon. who
wrote Kola Mes at Salem that tho
keys were here. Mr.. Fflloon did not
know whether Mr.. Mes was a rest.
dent at Salem now or not. so sent htrr
n. oard notifying him OF having the
keys. Today he received a letter
from Mr.. Mes saying he had left tho
KEYS sticking In a Dostoffiee box M
Salem and returned for them ten
minutes later but found them gone.
Mr., Mics was surprised to find
them in The Dalles. They were re-
turned TO their owner today. Mr..
Neis is grower and exporter os
hons at Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17
SUNDAY SfRVICES|
First Baptist Church.

DR.. J. r. Conner will speak at the
First Baptist church Sunday morn
ing on the third of the October
series, upon the Successful
Church." The subject for Sunday
morning will be The Accordant
Church" Those who have heard
the two preceding numbers of this
series will not miss hearing the
third. There will be special music
by the chorus, and In the evening
the pastor will speak concerning
''The New Man and His Opportuni-
ty." Strangers and others are cor
daily invited to worship with us.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, one hour
before the morning service. Young
Peoples Society at 6:30 in the even
ing. And on Thursday evenings the
church rs studying with the pastor
some very interesting subjects. An
are invited TO any OF the services OF
the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-17
NEWS OF WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, KIMBALL
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY And ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF SALEM CHURCHES.

and Sunday school rally, Ii a. m.
Evening service, 1880 D. m. All well
come.
Lutheran st. Johns.
Missouri synod. Regular Sunday
service at 1915 a. m, In the Ger
man Lutheran st. Johns church,
corner Center and Fourteenth streets
Geo. II. Engel, pastor.
United Evangelical.
Rally day. Sunday school at 10
a. m. II a. m. sermon by the pastor,
"Rallying Around the Standard. 1870
p. m. exercises by the Sunday school.
Revival meetings begin on Monday
evening and will continue indefinite
Iy. The public is cordially invited to
all these services. II. A. Deck, pastor.