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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
Martin Tries 10 clear Him.eIf.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neh.. aug. @e-,Spe-
cihlA-Last week James Martin, a uolUreJ
man. who had been with the firm u Lci-
bold & Jensen. bakers and c-onfeCjoners
was found TO be short in his collections
He had been SO lonE with the firm That
he was not suspected until il was found
that he was depusiting money in the bank
and living q fast life on a small salary.
de confessed 10 taking the money from
the firm snd turned over S4Do OF The S600
he had in the bank. He drew the re-
msinder Of the mones from the bank and
left the city.
The firm became convinced that their
shortage WAS greater than they first sup
posed and the police Al Omaha wcIe
asked 10 locate and arrest Martin again.
which they aid. and this time he turned
over $3.50 10 escape prosecution. HIS
friends here conceived the ideA thai ne
had no right 10 turn over the money and
induced him 10 return 10 TINS city Yesterday
in hopes that he might cause the firm
TO pay him back some Of the money He
retained an attorney. Hnu no sooner mad
the firm learned OF this than they filed
a complaint in The county court charging
him with petit larceny and ne was placed
in jail. but his mother gave bond and he
was released,
Another complaint was fled before Jus-
rce D >. Goff charging hin with en-
bezzlinE $3.50 as bsllee and he was placed
in jail again. He finally secured bond
and was released late last evening. lie
claims that ne was frightened into max
ing the confession and turning over the
money. despite the fact that 1875 was
found Of the money taken on MS person
when be was first questioned regarding
The shortage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
SEEK TO DlSBkR GEORGE EGkN
SfouH Fnus bar Association Com
mfrtee Files It's Charges
Against Him.

PIERRE = d avg 3-sperIBl TEE
uzm -Paperf vers flied TO-DAY IN the ST.
prtms court IN dIsDarmeut prucerduEs
aEalus, George W EEsu Of SIOUX Fails.
and q bearing viii be neld on the Epphea-
zion or September . Tine charges are pre-
fer-ed hy PARK Davis. Henry Robertson
and A r KitrredEs q cuuuirrse Epuozuted
by the Sioux PANS Bar association 90 ~
veEtiEsts The case Bar s rne NOMINEES Tor
stare attorney 81 MiunehEha COUNT and
mace q record 10y hlE prosecution q the
Kaufman case and became EEled IN the
O-Grady case in which fraud Is cH-rred
n the dishsrmeu- proceedings
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

BEATRICE Neb- aug --s Speedily
A. the GATE for holding The republican
primaries draws near the fight among
the candidates becomes more and more
interesting For state senator the con-
test between Il L Sackerr Of this city
snd Adam McMuIlen Of Wymors IS one
Of the most bitter ever held IN Gage
county, and 80 interested have their
friends become for the success Of their
respective candidates that many have lost
sight q The presidential candidates and
Others al the head Of the ticket County
option Is the main Issue here in the senH-
torlBl fight Mr. SRckett favurs This
system Of regulating the liquor traits.
while MCMUuen Is an BvUwed nigh uceuse
candidate Both sides are confident Of
winning ana there viii Toe a WARN time
IN old Gage county from nov until sep
TENDER J. the date Of HE primaries
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
STRIKE RIOT in TACOMA
Italian LAbOrers Attempt 10 Drive
Away HinduE who TOOE Places
They NaCHued.

TACOMA. wash aus --NHddsusd hy
me sight OF forty Hindu srriksureEksrE iii
ing their places On the Northern PsCIfir
railroad YARDS about fifty ItEhsn lzborsrs
armed win STONES clubs and other wesp-
ons twice todsy engaged the Hindus IN 8
pitched battle. our were rspulsed By Inc
Ia-t4r with bullets. One Hindu u 10 The
hospital win 3 bruised face and the fore
man % the truck gsuE has 3 lump on LIS
forehead from a rock thrown % me Itsl-
iEuE Otusr tnEn these lnsrs we're M
casualties.
Tns strikers s&y Asy came from S. Pau
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
NOTICE 10 CoNrRAcToRs

scared pIupuhalE ior Inc CONSTRUCTION OF
Q * wooden tank on an 6Q-foot steel
tower VIII he received by the CITY Of Ged-
ces, Charles Mix county. South Dakota.
Until 3 O'Clock J. n September 20. 1906. al
which time they viii be publicly upened
and read. A certified check for zsOa. made
payable 10 The order Of the city OF GeddeE,
South Dakota. must accompany each pro-
posaA, as q guarantee that the contract
Will be executed. and bond filed. as pro-
vided in the specifications. Plans and
specifications are on file at the office Of
The underEiEned, where they may be eE-
Rmined and forms for proposals obtained.
The right is expressly reserved 10 reject
any and al bids. Dated Al Geddes. s. D.,
this 1912 day Of August, 1905.
!. l.. DAVIS.
City Auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
sTEPSoN CLAIMS
HEIRSHIP
Joh NJ HfEEin. seeks Interest in
Estate - s~trnfather-

EstH-- - s~t-pfsther.
CENTRAL CITY. Nth- aug @-lsp-
cisll-A suit involving q half interest in e
tE.u1e estate has been flied in the district
court o. Mcrrick county this week The
plaintiff iu the suit is John NJ Higgins.
who claims a child interest in the es-ste
RI his stspfsther. John HiEEinE who dl=d
last Dccrmber THE defendant is william
Higgins. the son of the deceased man ans
sole heir and administrator Of the estate.
The plsiutfU brings sut through his At
formers. Martin a Ayres
John N. Higgins claims that D.. WIS
born ln The year 1888. and thai his father
name was Murphy. When he was s,il very
young his father died. and his mother.
Tiomssin Higgins. ives married in 1856 10
John Higgins. AT the marriage OF his
mother. the lad went to the home Of ms
stepfsther and took the name Of Higgins,
by which nRme he has been known ever
since.
The family moved west 10 Clarks. Neb-
In Tire late Sos. and the father accepted
the position Of section foreman on the
Union Pacific. Mrs. Higgins ran 8 board
ing house for the section hands and the
boy worked with his stepfsther on the sec
ton. Nov ne claims that during the years
W AAr hea AfN mn tN-A@ AAA1@r- -
worked in this manner. doing a man
work. and that the labor was 50 hard ina
he was frequently taxed beyond his
strength. and that De secured no school ad.
vhutHEes. being allowed to attend schoo
but sK month. and that as d result h'
grew up In ignorance. and because o. tht
physical h8rdshipE be was subjected 10 hl
never attained 10 tho fun Strength OF
man. He claims that his parents absorbed
the proceeds Of his labor, supplying hin
with the bare necessities Of life, and tina.
his earnings went toward building NJ IN
property which ms mother and siepisthe'
accumulated: that when rms mother diet
she Icft no viii. and that her HUSBAND
came into fun possession Of al " M
prop 2 y. Higgins claims thai e frequel 4
spoke to his stepfsther about giving Tin
q share Of the property which had bel
accumulated in psrt out q the proceeds o
his labor. and that the stepfst1er ulwsy
promised him that he would br made a.
equal heir 10 the estate with the latter.
own son. William Higgins.
Last December the elder Higgins die
rather suddenly. and il Kss discovered tina
he had left no viii. and. therefore, Rpplca
ton was made for the administration O
MS property. and his son, William HtE
gins. comes into court and asks that IN
promises which ne claims his steptBths
MADE. EivinE him q fun chiid's interest 3
the estate. should be carried out Whel
John Higgins died last December he W.
quite wealthy. being the owner Of 81 acre
II good land. about E.09 worth 81 per
sonsl property. some good real estate il
C8rks and other properly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

EALLEE-Thc san souci club o. girls are
enjoying a weeks outing a. King lake.
BEAT. Ice CrI Best re- hor-Cs nave
hefn entered iu Lhl races u The state fair.
NALLEY-A number % Valley reuuhB-
cans iouk IN the picnic al Arlington Sarur-
dgE.
SEWARD-ThF 1Id oatmeal min vii be
turned INTO d factory for the manufacture
- EEE-o-See.
hhAI hitk-I business mru o. Adams
re making plans for e hg ucuic 10 L.
held e. that piece SePremhsr r..
skN AkD-Aeutsnsnt "a. : BALDWIN
ano Mss Core Payne OF Seward were mar
ret a. The bride home mere Wednesasr-
NAlLEN-Mr ard Mr. George Msr--
weather and daughter returned this Vel
1dahn.
NALAEA-AuEuEI Carlson returned ra-
Gently from q trip 10 Sweden. feeling berter
satisfied win me home n Nebraska thar
before
GRAND IsLAND-ComplEint VAS flea m
thu police court thai John Flslschsr kspt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

10 work al $50 per day and were promised
return transportation. The company, they
claim. has reduced their pay 10 lbs per
day and has refused 10 keep its contract
about the transportation. The leaders Of
the strikers says he win moi vouch for
the actions Of his countrymen after Satur-
Gay night. and Il the Hindus remain al
work they must protect themselves.
The railroad officials declare that the
wages Of the Italians viii not be increased.
that the Hindus will he given every pro
lection. and they have sUpsaled 10 the
sheriff for deputies
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
ANOTHER FLIGHT BY WRIGHT
American AerOnaut RepHirE Machine
and MaEes Succezsful Demon
StratI0n Of ltE Powers.

LEEANs. aug 2-Wlbur Wright. the
American HsrJpiauist- msdr his first APP
psErzucs today since lis enforced cessation
OF experiments as The rusult Of the recent
accident 10 his machine. The demons-ra-
ZION Tins evening was Et AuvorE. No at
tempt Was made 10 accomplish snyrhinE II
The nature q q long flight but the svola-
lions were made with the accustomed skill
The machine SCARED 10 q height a. seventy
five feet and lBnded without a misHsp.
ny Wright vas warmly Congratulated
TO-DAY 10y g French army Officer who vas
present a. The trials M WrEht made in
ur- United SLEles IN 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

be held at the office OF the company in
South Sioux City, Nebraska. at Ten Qpl
O'Clock a. N. or Thursday. October IL. 1917.
10 elect directors for the ensuing year and
10 act upon the question Of selling the
rsilluA6 property and franchise OF This com
psny 10 the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
Railroad ompauy the railroad and urop-
erty aforesaid being now under lease 10
said npa ana for the Transaction OF
such other business as may legally come
before The meeting.
BY orosr Of the Board Of Directors.
". ?. DCRKEE,
Secretary
AAd Got
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
Boy Haas. seif via Towel.

STAMFORD, Neb- aug .--tSpeciaID
The Nttle 5-year-old son Of q the post
master. who t. also the BsptIst minister
in Long Island kan. Was found dead
hanging in q rcller towel The towel.
with the reH q the washing was hang
ms on the line The boy in play. very
likely. STUCK his head through The loon
AND twisted himself up 70 WHERE n began
choking him then 10 his struggles for
breath twisted all the harder. WIN ne
was fir-t discovered il was thought trut
respiration might be restored. but on FUR
Their examination his neck was found 10
be broken
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
ATTORNEYS GENERAL ELECT
r. v. Fletcher of Mississippi Chosen
President and Va. n. ickso Of
Colorado Secretary.

DENVER, Aug 1.-THE national 1850
citation Of attorneys general elected the
following Officers for The ensuing year at
The closing session Of lis annual cunven-
lion TINS evening:
President p Y. Fletcher q Mississippi
Vice president, L. ? Webb II California.
Secretary treasure, W. = Dickson Of
Colorado.
Selection o. time and place OF the next
meeting was left 10 a COMMITTEES appointed
by the president
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

LIGHT ON STEIN MYSTERY
Miss Porter Leaned Money TO ReIA-
tives in IOvva-Earlier Tragedy
in same HOuse.

LOCDENVILLE. O., Aug 22-Ths au-
thoriueS today found papers in q secret
drawer in the Porter home where Miss
Hester Porter and Morris 2. Stein Of Des
Muinss were found dead last Monday,
which showed that Miss Porter had loaned
considerable money 10 relatives IN Iowa.
II developed TODAY that Andrew Hum
pErey Was mysteriuusly shot and killed IN
ihe Porter house here twenty years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
ROLLING STOCK IN BAD ORDER
Canadian Pscihc in TrOUble Through
Lack Of ShODmen 40 Attend
- Work.

WINNIPEG. Man AuE. E-Thst the
Canadian Pacific railway rollins stack is
getting In bad condition owing 10 the Ab-
sence OF mncEiulE-E IN the shops, was con-
sidersd evident today within il was an
nuunced thar three frsigm rains were
ditched OF The LsthbrldFe, Alberta branch
YESTERDAY Much rolling stock Was de-
Ftroyed. IL Is reported thst 80 gin pc
tween swlft Current and Calgary have
been put ont o. business since the STRIKE
began.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
NnTIrF - rnNTRArTnRs

BIDS for the construction Of septer tank
for village Of Dundee will be received
until noon SATURDAY, September 8. 1905. at
Office OF L. p Hume. II Brown block
Plans and specifications may be had at
office Of village engineer. Thomas shaw
I Paxton block. Certified check Of $500 must
accompany bid Right is reserved 10 re-
| leCt any Or all bids, Z. r. HUME.
Village Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

their RETURN and uut1 the return o. the
stock company t- fnr Olvsf there vii ~
little cos O. the ordinary E1inE on
One of th, vs-r incest entertainments
~ tr- season was given by Mrs Aach
az the Auditorium rarden Mrs Aach
hH1 about rry Young men and women
rlests n the Esrden for Luuer and Then
she took them to the moving picture shov
e. the Auditorium Thai niEht Tire Aldl-
toriun had It's la-reE and best crowd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
OFFICES FOR W OMAHA MEN
T. W. Blackburn and b. II. Robson
HoBOreo Sy American Life
Convention.

DENVER, Culo, Aug Twill the cleo
lion Of officers, which occurred late today
the American Life convention adjourned
sine die.
The follow lng officers were chosen:
Presidents. B Smith, CHATTANOOGA
Tenn.
SeCretary-treEEu-sr-T. ". Blackburn.
Omaha
Executive C0muittee-A NJ. Gsldersleeve.
Denver; z. H Robson. Omaha; ". H
Bells, Indianapolis; Joseph r. Reynolds.
Kansas City. Isaac N. Hamilton. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
HARNESS RACES N DAVENPORT
DonH Roma Wins 2s0s Pace in
straight Heats.

DAVENPORT la, aug s1-The Grsal
Western CirCu7I races closed TINS afternoon.
Red King furnished an exciting Incident
by throwing Driver BuCEb-e INFO The track
m TIE first heat o. uhe So pace ana
running eve and 0ns-lElf miles before he
Vas caught SUMMARY
Iah pace. purse HE bona Roma Won
n straight heats Best time 2.1T.- Carrie
Z, cue Pomona Rollins. twist G. 3.
Eed King. Richard GrHrtEn and Cassie
Richmond also started.
- trur purse s610: Bay Seth won IN
straight heEus. Best time an Aune-ta
P Isabelle, God Mara and Boqult0 Boy
also Started
Tnrss-yeEr-old pace purse EN- Catherine
Duect IL ErraIEht heats Best time 2-lgL
Aumyre Miller Boy and MuU-enst also
started.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

OFFICE or TIE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
OmAhs. Nebraska. August 8 1BA
To the SO khOlderE.
Notice If lsrsby Siven, thai ms zunuHl
meeting OF the stockholders Of The Sioux
City and Western Railway company VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Advertise 10 The BEET goes mo lie
Advertise ih Tn Bee i Eoss INTO the
homes Of lie pest PsoPl&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

Bee vsni saE are business DOoEeHA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

GRAND IsLAND-Complsinr vas flea IN
-ht police court LhEI John FlsiEchsT kept
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

BEATRICE-The BODY 81 Mrs. Belle
Castle. who di-o thursday IN Kansas CITY,
was brought here todsy for interuent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

HASTINGS-Miss Jessie uiteheBo ana
=. Csmpbeu Last Of Grand Island CAME
from Grand Island In an automobile Sstur-
Gay afternoon and were married by judge
Button. They surprised their friends Win
+TH ~Hw-r lw 4EFfv va-rs~- IN the evening
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10
ILWACO SPRINGS
The $500" club of River Falls
at Ilwaco Wednesday.

The $500" club of River Falls
picnicked at Ilwaco Wednesday.
Six young men from St. Paul
composed launch party which Wis
tied the Springs last Sunday.
Misses Dorothy and Jean Plant
of St. Anthony Park were guests at
Waubeek Cottage the past week.
Misses E. H. Parnell and Misses
Ellerbe and Plant returned to St.
Anthony Park the first of the week.
Mrs. VIM. Fortune Of Hunting
ton, Canada, and Mrs. Geo. Fortune
of River Falls were visitors here on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox of Spring Val
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss
of River Falls were guests at Tioga
Cottage Sunday.
Frank Davies of St. Paul, S. E.
Emherson of Grand Forks, N. D.,
and Misses Pearl and Daisy Davies
of Alton were Sunday visitors.
Charlie Parker Of Minneapolis,
Stanley Morse of St. Paul and Mis-
ses May and Eva White Of River
Falls were among Sundays visitors.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burghardt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Foote of Spring Valley arrived last
Thursday and are located in Tioga
cottage.
If you want launch ride remem-
Der that "The Limit is on duty at
Ilwaco. The boat will accommodate
large party and the rates are very
reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Beardsley OF
Chicago, VIM. II. Woon and Mary
I. Woon of Prescott, and Hazel K.
Whitney of Minneapolis were re-
cent visitors.
The Misses S. E., ]. and A. Pat
ten returned to St. Paul Sunday ev-
ening. Since the 18th of August
they have been occupants of Lake
View Cottage.
llwaco Springs is a line fresh
water fish market. VIM. Mihleis
keeps a variety always on hand.
Select your fish and have it dressed
while you wait.
A launch party consisting of Geo.
Cook and wife Of Prescott, A. w.
Mitchell of Minneapolis, Mrs. Geo.
Hampton of Hastings, Clara Weeks
of Kansas City, Misses Nettie
Smith, Pearl E. Cobb, Ethel M.
Liddle, and Grace Cobb of Hastings
spent Saturday at the Springs.
John and Hans Olson of Superior,
Elmer, Elsie and Carrie Tossing of
Glenmont, Charlotte Gregorson,
Louis Anderson, Hazel Schofeld,
Merelle Wilkinson. Andrew Fill
back, Edgar LINER, Lester Ander-
son, Fred Krauth, Robert Reynolds,
Harry Reynolds, and Orville Barg
were among the Sunday visitors at
Ilwaco.
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Notice to Water Consumers.

Attention is hereby called to the
City Ordinance regulating the use
of city water by consumers, especl-
ally to that portion regarding the
use of water for lawn sprinkling.
Water for sprinkling purposes may
be used only between the hours of
5 and s a. m. and the hours of and
9 D. m, and all hose must be pro-
vided with nozzle as the ordinance
requires. All use of water for
sprinkling purposes other than
under these conditions is violation
of the ordinance and subject to fine.
Z. BUCK,
Superintendent of Water Works.
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PIANOS.
FACTORY TO HOME"

You are cordially invited by M.
L. Elias and Prof. Johnson to call
at the Schulz Piano Store, now To-
Gated in the building formerly oc.
cupied by c. F. Winter, the jeweler,
to look over our beautiful stock of
pianos and organs for prices, quail
ity, etc. If you are in the market
for piano now is the time to call.
M. SCHULZ Co.
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Don't Rent a Farm, Buy.

On easy terms; 80 acres; two
miles from the city limits; fine new
7-room house, barns ample for 80
acres; all fenced. Price $35 per
acre. Terms to suit customer. See
us at once as this is the only farm
we can sell on these terms.
WILLIAMS & GRIMM.
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CFirst publication Sept. 10, 19OS.)
CTATE OF WISCONSIN. County Court
- Milwaukee County. 'S O0"A "


In the matter of the estate of George III.
LoomiS. deceaSed.-IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of license made in said
matter on the 18th day of July. A. D. 1908. the
undersigned Fidelity Trust Company, admin
iStrator OF the estate of SaidGeorge III. LOOMS,
deceased, will on the 9th day of October, A. d.
1908. at 2 o'clock p. m. at the front door OF the
building situated upon the premises hereinafter
described offer for sale at Public Auction, the
following described land Situa ted in the County
of Pierce and State of Wisconsin, towit:-
The north forty-four (44) feet of Lot three
(S) Block ten Q0), original plat of Kinnicklnnic,
the same being strip of land on the north side
of said lot three (3), forty-four (4D feet wide
on Main Street and running through the same
width To the west end of said lot, and now a
part of the City of River Falls.
The terms of the sale will be cash.
Dated August /, 1908.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator OF the estate of George H.
LOOMS, deceased.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

REVEREND FRED w. HARRIS, Pastor.
Services for Sunday, Sept. 49,
Class meeting at 10 a. m. All mem
bers urged to be present. Public
worship at 1880. Why not make
last Sabbath mornings attendance
at church standard to be reached
or surpassed every Sunday?
Sunday School at HAS. Last
Sabbath was the banner day for at
tendance thus far this year. The
superintendents and teachers would
like to see this beaten next Sabbath.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m. All
young people of the city are invited
TO be present.
Evening worship at 1880 p. m.
Come and enjoy a short service of
devotion and inspiration. Remem-
Der our m 0 t t o: "A Homelike
Church"
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MARRIAGE

HANsEN-At the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hanson, Sept. 8, 1908, by
Rev. Fred w. Harris, Mr.. Fred H.
Geever of Fargo, N. D., and Miss
Myrtle Hanson of River Falls.
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Home Culture Club Program.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1e. 1908.

Current Topic:-The history lesson of Aug. 10
Leader, Mrs. Ada Bliss
History Lesson:-Xerxes I. Persian Religion
and Art. Government. Inscriptions Ruins
of Persepolis.
Leader, Miss Mollie Stevens
Hostess, Mrs. Luella Taylor.
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REDUCED RATES
10 Northern Wis. State Fair
Via C.. ST. Pm. 60. Rx.

Tickets will be on sale September
18th to 18th from River Falls to
Chippewa Falls and return, $2.65.
Tickets good returning until Sep
TENDER 10, 1908.
w. S. DAVIS, Agent,
River Falls, Wis.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

REVEREND D. B. SPENCER, Pastor.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the subject of dis
course will be The Law of Life S
Harvesting" The Christian En-
deavor will meet at $50 p. m, and
a brief evening service will follow
with address upon the text, Let no
Man Take Thy Crown
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EZEKIEL LUTHERAN CHURCH.

REV. N. L. BLoMHoLM, Pastor.
Service Sunday, Sept. 20, by the
pastor at four O'Clock in the after
noon. Immediately after the serv-
ice the annual meeting and election
of officers will be held and it is
hoped that all members will be
present and help promote the inter-
est for the good of the church.
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For SALE OR RENT.-The ]. S.
Copley farm and the S. A. Brown
farm in Clifton, six miles southwest
of this city. Inquire of ]. S.Copley
or Wellesley Vannatta.
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BIRTHS

GRIMM.-In this city, Sept. 6, 1908,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Grimm, a
son.
THoMAs.-In this city, Monday,
Sept. 7, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Thomas, a daughter.