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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
The First Championship Series Was Played Way Back
 In 1884. Ct. Louis Browns Made Baseball Hiss tory in the Eighties--No Post Season Games from 1897 to 1eo3--Commission Took Charge In 1905. .-r .ss--1 -

With the 1908 series for the worlds championship in the baseball line in our midst thoughts naturally go back to when such games were started. way they were started, and who played In them.
 The first series was in Isss between tho Metropolitan Club of New York City, pennant winner tn the American Asociation. and Providence. champion of the National League Providence won three straight games. and the worlds championship. On the Provi- dence pitching stan was Redbourne, whose fame has lived to this day. while the Nets boasted Keefe. whose OCt. 2S--ProvfdefcV veA Metropoli~ tane. Polo Grounds. =. =. ....s--e Oct. 24--Providence vs. Metropoli. tans, Polo Grounds. .. 3--1 oct. 2s-Providence ve Metropoli-
 tan, Polo Grounds. :. .11--3 Providence victories. 6.
 Players.
 ProvfdencePitchers, Redbourne, Swee. ney; catchers. Gilligan. Maya; base. men, Start. Farrell. Denny; shortstop, Irwin; fieIders, Carroll. Hines. Reds ford.
 ropoiitans--Pitchers, Reeve. Lynch; catchers, Holbert. Relpschia- ger: basernen. Orr. Troy. Esterbrook;
 '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
How Is Your Digestion Today?
it isn't rightheres reason" The i-wrong eating -undgested food Kodo will digest the food and the stomach. It cause and "the reason"

That is the idea! Simply use reason. DonT starve yourseif-eat plenty of good. wholesome nourishing food But eat 1t a& the proper timA. and in the proper way Starving or dieting nevar cured anything-or prevented anything.
 Don't worry, eat what you want-Kodoi win keep your stomach right
 Nature planned that we should take food to suss tain life. But what if the food does not undergo the essential processes of conversion into the ele ments required by the organs and tissuesf Nar tur's entire scheme is frustrated. at the outset
 Here is where Kodol steps in and sets Natures scheme right again. It does this by completely digesting all food. for . time. Nature then rests heals and cures the Digestive organs-and they resume work. After that you don't need Kodoa- until you put your stomach wrong again.
 Our Guarantee
 Go to your nearest druggist and purchase . dos. lar bottle and if you can honestly say you id not receive any benefit from it. after using the entire bottle, the druggist win refund your money te you without question or delay.
 We win then pay the druggist the price of ths bottle purchased by you This ofeg apples to tha large bottle only and to but one in family.
 Don't hesitate. every druggist knows our guass antee is good.
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S1oo,A2s

Boston victories, 5; PittsHSrg. s; burg bur 0GisSa players sui though defeated. faFsd better. as President Dreyfus gave them his share saSh' piayeEs receIlviing SsISriss In full to Oct. IS.
 Bostoh-Pitchers: Young. Hughes. Dinsp1 eatchsrs crissr GnS,,r; GFaST,rsli; .Sss Ssss- en sten LfPSaenee' Psrent sc eidsrs noGghsTty nSt
 PittsbargIPitcher Philippe. 1eev. CT, Vail. Kennedy, Thompsoni catchsrs. Ritchey. Leach; ahortstop, Wagner; felders. Clarke. Beaumont, Sebring.
 Giants Win Victory.
 Tn 1904 the winners did not meet. but i1 1905 the NStiTna Na2 v,ctops cSmSs.Sa tSs National. deieating Philadeiphia. Amer ic9nH nn. .chsmHs chsHsr, Figures: ph,,aaa,nh,. if, S55; receipts, SSis, s,aSs.
 Oct. 10--Philadelphia vs. New York. at New York: Score S--o; attendance, s'SstE' Sst isasS Ieoiaiets Yosf ys. phadelphis Snee, 10 ,ssi; receipts. sS.sis;
 at New York: Score. 10; attendance.
 Oct. l4-New York vs. Philadelphia, st New YoEk; sccrs, :Ya s7 70; attendance.
 FStsr attsndance. si,Tss; total re-
 New York victories. {: Philadei-
 TSs ple@yers:, p @ share Of tl,.,. the four 2 games eeipts' theref9Te' netted net. sach, lSsI. EsE player EsK ps3s s3ss. The latter @ eSSe were H given the Athletic clubs share of the re- ceipts, bringing their shares up to e little over $500 per man.
 New York-Pitchsrs. Mathewson. MeGinnity, Ames; catcher. Bresnahan; shoStstoI. pshien;' aeldsrs. Mertes..
 AthieticsWPitchers, Plank. Bender. Coakley; catchers, Schreckengost. Pow CTS; basemen, Davis. Murphy. Lave G5Ssss Gaasaei I6rd eseSbond
 All to Chicago.
 All the honors went to Chicago in I906 and the White Sox surprised the baseball world by defeating the Cubs In oet. Sae swAmericans ln vs. Nationals. at West Side: Score. 2-1; attendance, ia,sSs: receipts, s1s,sio. . IS.5S5; receipts, $is,s99.
 oct. 11-Americans vs. Nationals at West Side; Lse:,G;s seOrs. sMSS 66sSO attendance
 oct. 12-Nationals vs, Americans, at South Side. Score 10; attendance.
 oct. 13-Anericans vs. Nationals at west Side: Score, s--6; attendance, 3,257; receipts, $23.sS4.
 oct. 14---Americans vs: Nationals, at ,IS. 24s; receipts. S2O.
 Total attendance. 99.s45: total re- ceiDts, sl06,550. tories, 4; Chicago, Nationals (Cubs). g..
 players' share. $33 407.70; club own CTS share. $44,695; National Commits sion. $10.655.
 Chicago Americans (white Sox)- Pitchers, White. Owen, Walsh, AltroeAv Pitchers, White, Owen Wadsh. Alt rock; catcher, Sullivan; basemen. Don-
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7s,06Se10I,728.Ba
r.tr. geeclals for Monday.

Extra Specials for Monday.
 IS lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar. only s1.OO, cans large ripe Tomatoes, 1Kc one case tomatoes (2 dos. fin case) al 40. cans tender Sweet Corn, 20e. Ome case corn e dos. cans in easel s10O
 Large Smooth DOOIey Yam Sweet Potatoes, per peck, 25c. Choice white Irish Potatoes, per pack, only 25c.
 Brock Grocery Co.,
 pura Food Stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

when young man has the reputation of being weak-kneed the sirls shouIdn't try to cit on him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Cleveland victories. {; Baltimore. |.

Cleveland victories. {; Baltimore. i. Cleveland-Pitchers. Young, Cuppy; catcher, ztmmer; basemen. Teeeau. Baiiiinors-Pitchers. Hofrer, McMa- hon, Esper; E Catchers, Robinson. Clarke; basemen. Carey, Gleason, Mo- Graw: shortstop. Jennin' s: fielders, Kelley, Brodie. Reeler.
 The net receipts for the series were
 Baltimore Turns Tables. Tn 1Ss6 Baltimore, turned the tables, defeating Cleveland. Figures: Oct. 2-Baltimore vs. Cleveland at oct: s-.Baltimore vs. Cleveland at Oct se-Baitimore vs. Cleveland at Oct: s--6aitimors vs. Cleveland at Cleveland
 Baltimore victories, 4
 Boston Defeated.
 In 1897 Baltimore won the cham pionship and defeated Boston for the oct. s-Boston vs. Baltimore at oct. s--saltimore vs. Boston at oct. s-Baltimore vs. Boston at oct. s-Baltimore vs Boston at Bal G.
 Oct. iI--BaItirnore vs. Boston at Baltimore.-
 Baltimore victories, {; Boston, |.
 Players. BaItimore-Pitchers, Nops, Corbett; catchers, Robinson. Bowerman, Doyle, Reitz, McGraw: shortstop,- Jennings: f1elders, Kelly Stenzel. Keefe.
 Boston-Pitchers, Klobedanz. Nich- ols, Hickman, Sttvetts; catcher, Ber- gen. basemen, Penney, Lowe, Collins: shortstop. Long; helders. Duffy, Ham ilton. Stah1.
 American EnteFs.
 In 1898 the Temple cup was return ed to it's donor and until 1908 there tnSsd were no sames wnicn ,Ss we're. were even pre- pionship. After the war between the American and National Leagues had been settled winners in the two leagues got together. The 6cst series was in 1903, Boston taking five out of seven games from Pittsburg. champs of the National.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

ahue, Isbsll, Rohe: shortstops, Tanne- hill. Davis; faelders. Dougherty. Jones. Hahn.
 catcher, Kling; basemen. Chance. Ev- ers Steinfeldt; shortstop. Tinker; held- CTS. Sheckard, hoffman. Schulte. ... Cubs Trim Tigers.
 Tn 1907 the Cubs repeated in the Ma tional; while Detroit won in the Amer jean. The Cubs easily took the worlds s ''''-' Atasnd-
 Score ance. Rc'ta oct. s-chicago vs.
 Detroit. at Chicago
 (i1 Innings) ..3--3 24,377 $-a,1e3.5o Oct. s-s-chioago vs.
 Detroit. at Chicago oct. lo.-chicago' vs. ''
 Detroit, at Chicago . oct. ;l:1-chicago vs.
 Detroit. at Detroit Oct. ;I;s.chicagc vs.
 Detroit, at Detroit. ...Ssssss s.- -V dStV AS'oSo'Vv
 7s.Osss1OI. .72S .So Chicago victories. 1; tie game, l. Players' share. S54,s33.3s; club own ars' share, S36,62220: National Com- mission $l0,172s5. The Chicago play CTS received 60 per cent. which, Witn check of President Murphy. netted them $45,G00. The Detroit players re- ceived 40 per cent. President Yaw- key added S15.0o0 giving them a total of sSs,s73.Ss.
 Chicago-Pitchers.' Bro n. Reulbach. overall. Pfeister; catcher, Kling: hasemen. Chance, Howard. Evers, Stetnfeldt; shortstop. Tinker; helders, Sheckard, Slagle. Chance.
 Detroit Pitchers. K'llian, Mullin, Donovan, Sleyer; catchers, Schmidt. Payne. Archer; DLSemen. Rossnian, Schaefer. CouRhlin: shortstop, O'Leary; aoihnra Innan Ora Wford Cobb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

at Bo1ton. =. ......7-s 1s.24i at Boston.. :. .t....s-o a4la Oct. 3-Pittshufg vs. Boston oct. s@Pittsbur. voi Boston .
 at Ptttsburg.. .....b-f 7,600 Oct. 7--Boston vs. Pittsburg
 at Pittsburg. .ll-2 izssa Oct. s---Boston vs. Pittsburg
 at PtttsburR, ..,.6-3 11,bb0 Oct. 10--Boston vs. Pittsburg
 at PtttsburE .T-S ILLUS Oct. 13--Boston vs. Pittspurx.
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JAMNE HOME CURE REMEDIES For Dfug Addlctiofis, AlcoholIsnat gg7se- baeco And Giaarette Habits. Nes6s. ness and lnH41hnia, will be furhished att the following prices: st@asS& Whiakey, wine or Beer.. %&&b0 T1baeco, CIgArettes or Snuff ..--.--5.00 AR forms 0ft Nervousness and
 gomnta s4ss.. :. sss..s... o,Oe
 Prices for zynodermic or Internal Home TreatmenE for Drug Addictions Wili be furnished on application, with a free sample treatment, charges pre-
 Booklets on Drug Addicticns, Drunk eni1eSe and Tobacco and Cigarette Hab- ite. Containing testimonials, etc. sent seeled under plain cover. Corregpond. once confidential. Address, Charles B. Jafnes' Sanatorium, Li0 Delta Bldg, Memphis. Tenn ---.. :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
! Used Morphine Fer Five Years, But Have No Fur- ther Desire for rts use--.AnySma
 Who is Faithful In Following
 Directions Can Be Cured.

James Sanatoriun Co.,, Gentlemen: Yours of the Cd to hand and in reply VIII say your home treatment for the drug habit has given perfect sattsfac- "After using morphine for i've years an glad to say that have no fur ther desire for its use, thanks to the Jatnes' remedies: have been faith ful in following your directions ana I know that anyone that will do the came can be cured.
 You are at liberty to use my name Tn your tsgtitnoniat to help the cause along.
 with many thanks for your kind treatment, an. .
 Yours very respectfully,
 MRS. EMMA CARSON. Mamnhia Tenn. Mn. l2la Thnrnaa Awn
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

New York victories. 6: St Louis 4
 Expenses. SS,000. divided equally be- tween New York and St. LouiA
 New York-Pitchers Welch, Crane. Keefe, George: catcheFs, Ewing, Brown, Murphy; basemen Connor Richardson. whitney; shortstop. Ward
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
.F|REMEN'S
Will be Held May Fifteenth.
III Good Time Promised.
Don't Miss It. T

The annual ball of the Warren
Firemen will be held on the evening
of May Is, and as usual will be the
social event of the gentle spring sea.
son in this city. This year the boys
are putting forth special efforts to
please all lovers Of that form of re-
creation, and q good time can be as
sured all who attend. The music
will be first class. The tiremen need
to raise quite a sum of money this
wear to enable them to make good
showing at the tournament to be
ktaltass Iss .sE d. is; I June
and for that reason the liberal sup
port of all citizens is requested. 1t
is not often that the noble fremen.
who won such great honors for the
city last year and the year before.
call upon the citizens for help. and
when they do they deserve a hearty
response and this they will surely
have at the hands Of all the people
Of the city. Let US remember that
whenever danger threatens the city
from the fire hend they are always
Quick to respond. Tickets to the
fremen's ball ought to be snapped
up as eagerly as bargains at a fire
sale.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
May.
Alvaratlo Won Spelling Contest.

The second annual spelling contest
bewteen the schools of AIvarado and
Oslo took place at the Oslo opera
house. Friday, May l.
1t was very interesting and close
contest from beginning to end. and
not by far SO one-sided as las; year.
when the spoilers of Alvarado de-
feated those of Oslo by a standing of
live to none. 1t lasted about ~
hour. at the end of which time all
the Oslo spoilers were down and
three of the Alvaradoites. Olga
Bloomsness. Ray Fering and Albin
Paulson remained on the floor. thus
ending the contest in Alvardo's
favor by standing OF three to none.
Violet Helleckson was the last one
to 20 down on the Oslo side. She re-
mained on the floor long after all the
others on her side had gone down.
Messrs. L. NJ. Mithun and David
johnson otficiated as referees and
Mr.. Watschke gave out the words.
A large crowd of people from both
Alvarado and Oslo witnessed the
affair and applauded the winners.
Mr.. L. M. Mithun also gave q
short talk along the lines of ortho:
graphy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
Will Go as Missionary.

Miss Louise Peck. who went down
to Lake City Tuesday evening to at
tend the meeting of the Minnesota
Branch of Woman's Missionary Board
OF Interior. returned home this
morning. Miss Peck is making pre-
paration for the work. in the
missionary field. which she is about
to enter. Miss Peck will shortly
leave for Adana. Turkey. where she
will ultimately teach but where for
the next two or three years her time
will be spent in studying the
language. customs and lives of the
people. Adana is city of about
fifty thousand Inhabitants and Miss
Peck is looking forward with much
pleasure to her work. -Crookston
Times. l.s @@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
Wins First Game.

The Warren high school base ball
team played their first game of the
season with the Stephen, high school
team. at Stephen last Saturday and
won by score of 19 to 6.
Quite few rooters accompanied
the team, although the day was
rather cold for a base ball game.
Young Erickson. who pitched for
the local team. did excellent work for
a youngster. allowing but two scores
in eight innings. Staska was given
a trial in the box in the seventh. but
was in poor condition. allowing four
scores in the one inning.
Line up of Stephen game.
Stephen. Warren.
G.. Olson. Capt. catcher. J. Bren
&. Merdink. End base. Aug. johnson
J. Walker. 3rd base J. Staska
G. Nicholson. lst base. A. Welin
l.. Dickinson. short stop. A. Johnson
J. Rushing, center field. E. Bren
G. Bake. left field. B. Powell
r. Merdink, right field. J. Nelson
- Olson. pitcher. V. Erickson
A few rooters from Warren attend
ed the game at Stephen Saturday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
PROHIBITION
!. co. CONVENTION
For Marshall County will be
Held at Warren May
/ Fourteenth ~ ~

For the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend the state Prohibition
Convention in Minneapolis on the
8th and 9th of June. the Prohibit
tionists of Marshall County. will
hold convention in the city of War
rem on next Thursday. Nav l4th.
! Mr.. Gould, member of the State
Committee and Mr.. W. A. Rice. of
Fergus Falls, as manager Of the
Ninth Congressional District. will
be present at the convention. and
in the evening will address general
meeting. to which everyone is in
vited. The Convention will call at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. and the
evening meeting will be held at 8 ..
M. in the Scandinavian M. e.
church.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07

son ten days ago. His wife and chill
dren are the only other guests.
"A physician and nurses are in con-
stant attendance, and small staff of
attendants has been retained to look
after the Cleveland family"
Efforts to confirm the above state
ment were unavailing, owing to the ex.
treme rettcence observed by all con.
nected with the case since the be.
ginning of Mr.. C1evelands illness.
When DR.. Bryant, who has been Mr..
Cleveland's physician for years, was
asked whether it was correct that his
patients illness had been diagnosed
as cancer of the stomach, he replied:
"Mr. .Cleveland:s all right There is moth
ing l can tell you of any interest"
At the Lakewood hotel Friday it was
said that Mr.. Cleveland was making
very satisfactory progress and that
there was no material change in his
condition. The report that the former
presidents case has assumed a grave
aspect was denied
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
High School Notes
.Glynn Sinclair,
Joe Stasl1a.
Reporters.

The Warren High School played
base ball with the Stephen High
School at Stephen last Saturday and
won by score of l9 to 6.
The bows will play the Thief River
High School at the Fair Grounds
this coming SATURDAY.. Everybody
come and help the bows to win.
The Juniors of the High school
will give an ice cream social at Prof.
Keenan's home FRIDAY evening.
Thev will start to serve lunch at
: O'Clock.
The Seniors are all busy on their
papers now.
Anna brahamson and Mamie
Head are back again this week after
an absence of about two weeks
Nearly all of the classes are doing
review work this week.
The chorus and GIee club are de-
ing good hard work lately and the
commencement music will surely be
verv good. .. .
Two of the Senior girls are taking
geography with Miss Wcld's class. 80
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
HEALTH NOTICE.

! To the owners and occupants of
lots within the limits of the City of
Warren, You are hereby notified to
have all unsanitary refuse removed
from your premises on or before the
l1th day of May, 1908--house slops
must not be thrown upon the ground
and If same be placed in a close
covered barrel or metal can convent.
entity located they will be hauled
:away at expense of the City. J..
..s All persons who are using manure
or other unsanitary refuse for filling
must secure written permit for so
doing from the Board of Health as
required by City Ordinance No. 10.
By order of the Board of Health,
Warren, Mimi, April 10Th. 1908.
5..a G.. S. Wattam.
Health Officer.
Read the Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
Photo mailers. all sizes. at the
Sheaf Book and Stationery Store.

= s. r. E $50 ~ - @ -t .
Photo mailers. all sizes. at the
Sheaf Book and Stationery Store. .a
At the May Music Festival on the
IA and Is at Grand Forks. Haydn's
Creation" and Gade's s''',The Crnsa-
ders.'' will he sang BY a chorus of
$50 voices accompanied BY the
MINNEAPOLIS Symphony orchestra Of
40 artists. .s9 f#.f.. sss .5553
At the meeting OF the Board Of
Education on Monday. Miss Emogene
Cummings was elected science teach
er, and the Misses Jean Judson and
Ruth Sargent. Of Crookston. and
Anna Carlson. Of Fergus Falls. grade
teachers, in the Warren schools.
It was rumored Yesterday that a
threat had been m ade to blow up the
Marshall County Jail and release the
suspects held there. Special precau-
tions we're therefor taken. An arc
light was placed between the jail
and court house and special watch
men placed, on duty. a warm recer-
tion will be given any prowlers
around the buildings after dark.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
ACTUAL AMOUNT ..
TAKEN, S50|.00
The Loss is Fully Covered
By Burglary Insur.

The following letter explains itself
Office of
Scandia State Bank.
Stephen. Minn., Nav 5. 1908.
Warren Sheaf.
Warren. MINI.
The actual amount taken by the
robbers last week was S5Ol1.65, and
this amount has already been re-
truned to us by the Empire State
and Aetna Indemnity COMPANIES.
in which we had burglary insurance
policies or $4,000. The damage
done to building and fixtures was
also covered bv these policies. so the
bank did not lose dollar. -%
Yours truly.
Thomas Olsen.
...-, Cashier.
.-. g., g.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07

Prof. NJ. Lundquist. OF Walden
College. Mcpherson. Kansas. has ac-
cepted the call to become director of
music in North Star College, Of
Warren. MINI. He is we'll qualified
for this responsible position. both by
reason of his musical attainments as
we'll as his ability as teacher. His
degree Master of Music was received
at Emma Conservatory of music. at
Des Moines. Iowa, one of the best
music schools of the west. He re-
ceived his organ diploma from
Augustana College. Rock Island.
Illinois. After this he took a year
and a half in the Chicago musical
college and during this time was also
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
NOTICE.

Notice is herbey given that the
school board of school dist. No. s. of
the town of Big Woods. Marshall co. ,
Mimi, will let to the lowest bidder
a contract to raise the school house
and put it OIL brick foundation and
also cell it up inside with steel CELL
ing, the district to furnish material.
They will also let the job ofihauling
of the material the same time.
All bids must be in writing and
filed with the clerk. on or before the
10th day of May. at I O'Clock p. m.
J When the board will meet at the
school house to open the bids: The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated this 18th day of April. 1908.
j. T. lmsdah].
j Dist. Clerk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
Bishop Potter Improved.

New York, May 2.-The condition Of
Rt. Rev. Henry c. Potter, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New York, who
has been seriously i'll as a result of a
general break down from overwork,
was reported to be somewhat i'm
proved Friday. The bishop had a
restful night, it was said, at his home.
His serious illness had caused consid-
cradle uneasiness because of the bish-
ops advanced age. He il "a years
old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07
CLEVELAND CANCER VICTIM
Ex-PREsIDENT'e CONDITION SAID
III TO BE HOPELESS.
New York Paper Prints STARTLING Rue
4 NOR, But It fs Denied at Lake ~:
+ -- wood Hotel. s;.ss.

New York, May 3.-The Evening
World gives prominence to the fol-
lowing: rt.. j.
There 10 q report current in fnan.
ctsl circles. emanating from the Offices
Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, that ex-President Grover Cleve-
land 10 = sufferer from cancer Of the
stomach and that his case has been
pronounced hopeless by specialists
called into consultation by DR.. Joseph
p. Bryant OF this city, the family physi.
c3an. 3. s%n. ,,- r.. 4
Mr.. Cleveland remains at the Lake.
wood hotel in Lakewood, N. J., al.
Though the house closed for the sea.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-07

the organist at the Gethsemane
church. After receiving his degree
at Emma Conservatory Of Music, Mr..
LundQuist served as one of the music
directors of that institution for a
year. Along with his college work
at Walden he has filled the position
of organist at the Congregational
church. He has also a great dea]
of experience as an orchestra and
choir leader.
North Star College may consider
itself fortunate in having secured sc
capable a man as Prof. Lunduuist
for the head of the department OF
music. This CITY also will be bene-
flied by the acquisition of musical
talents of SO high an order.