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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-28
S0lWay.
April 26,

II HAAA ~.
Mrs. ]. Wilcox and son made q
business trip to Bemidji Monday.
Nels Arborgan and Miss Hend.
rickson were Bemldji visitors
Saturday.
Sullivan and Void are having
a nice ice box put in their saloon
here, this week. -
D. P. Powers who has been on
the sick list for a few days, is
somewhat better now.
c. M. Peterson of Luck, Wis
has moved his family to Solway,
where he will reside hereafter.
James Wilcox returned home
from Moorhead, where he has
been at work this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Void went
to Bemidji Monday on business,
returning on the evening train.
Dannie Sullivan of Bemldji was
in town over Sunday, taking a
spin out in the country while here
The chimney of Sullivan &
Wold's saloon burned out Monday
evening, causing some excitement.
The debate at the Jones school.
house was not very largely
attended Saturday evening, owing
to bad weather.
A surprise party at Peter Nest
singers Saturday evening was
largely attended, all report a fine
time. Lunch was served.
Our street commissioner, James
Fink, has been putting our side
walks in fine shape the past week,
having crew of the boys out at
work.
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John GiIstad Predicts Good Crops.

From present indications we will
have the largest crop in the Town
of Summit next fall in the history of
that part of Beltrami county," said
John Gilstcd, pioneer, "tiller of
the soil" who lives in Summit town.
ship east of Blackjack and who
came in this morning.
Mr.. Gilstad is among the oldest
settlers in this part of the country,
having moved into the Town of Sum.
nit thirteen years ago. He is one
of the oldest assessors in this county
and has twice been assessor of the
unorganized territory east of Black
duck. This pioneer is one of the
ablest farmers in this county and had
the finest collections of grasses ex-
hibited at the Beltrami County Fair
last fall. 81. 49,.
Mr.. GiIstad came in this morn
ing in order to attend the meeting
of the county assessors to be held
in the city tomorrow for the pur.
pose of getting the assessment
books for the Town of Summit from
the county auditor, and to sell 100.
acre farm twelve miles northwest OF
this city, in the Town of Liberty and
near the farm of w. R. Mackenzie,
secretary of the Beltrami County
Fair of 1909.
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Representative OPSAHL
WAS ACTIVE THIS SESSION
Continued from First Page

the most wonderful spots as we'll as
most historic spots on the continent
the headwaters of the Father of
Waters Mississippi
Besides the $4,000 for the park
road, I secured for my district
$2O,55O additional for roads and
bridges which will be expended
under the direction of Senator A..
L. Hanson and myself, viz, 1925
each for Beltrami and Red Lake
counties, and $4,000 for Clearwater
county, one-half available July 81,
1910 and July 81, 1911. Besides
this the district will get between
seven and eight thousand dollars
from the highway commission funds.
For drainage work we secured
$225,O0O for the two years; and
for immigration and state land
sales departments $4,000. I did
my level best to add $4,000 more
to the immigration departments
lot in this appropriation bill, but
failed; but $4,000 is more than the
average business man has to boost
his business for two years.
One of the principal measures
which caused hard work and
much work for Mr.. Kinds and
myself was the sixth normal school,
under the Kinds general bill, against
the Cass Lake local bill with its
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District Court.

The case of A. T. Hatcher VS.. E.
J. Swedback, involving the CONVEX
sion of large amount of, logs in
1906, which occupied the attention
of the court yesterday. was resumed
again this morning and the taking
of the evidence had not been com.
pleted at the time of this writing
(1:3O p. n.y.. Attorney E. E. Nc.
Donald is conducting the case on
behalf of the plaintiff and Gibbons
& Torrance are appearing as counsel
for the defendant.
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DOINGS AMONG BEMIDJI'S
COUNTRY NE|GHBORS
Live Correspondents Of the Pioneer
Write the News from Their
Localities.
Deer Lake.

April rs.
Donald Spooner drove to Bemidji
Thursday morning.
R. B. Hayes went to Bemidji on
business trip Thursday, returning
home Friday.
Ray and Anna Bowers and Guy
Farnham were callers at the Helmer
home Sunday.
w. R. McPhinny went to Red
Lake GU business trip. He will be
gone for several days.
Mrs. John Larson spent the week
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Helmer at Deer
Lake. On her return home she was
accompanied by her sistar, Miss
Pearl Helmer. who will vrsit at her
home for time.
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Married by Judge Clark.

Charles w. Sober and Anna
Mona Donavon, players at the
Star Theatre, were narrated yes
terday afternoon by Judge Of
Probate M. A. Clark. The coup
lie intend to travel on the road.
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Primate of All Canada.

Winnipeg, Man., April 2S.-Arch.
bishop Matheson of Ruperts Land
diocese, in charge of the Anglican
church in Western Canada, has been
elected primate of all Canada.
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Hams Jury Now Complete.

Flushing, N. Y, April 2S.-The jury
for the trial of Captain Peter G..
Hams, Jr., for the killing of William
E. Annis was completed at the after
noon session of the court here.
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The Swedish Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Alton in Nymore. Business of
importance will be transacted and
all members are reque sted to attend.
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Spooner and Baudette.

April %.
William Ford of Clementson
spent Sunday in town, renewing
old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper
visited at the home of Mr.. and
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Explosion on Submarine.

Naples, April 28.-An explosion oc-
Cured on the submarine boat Foca,
seven men being killed and several
injured. The explosion was caused
by benzine.
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-Two pairs of spectacles.
Finder will be paid a reward of IS
by returning the glasses to the
Pioneer Office.
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FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
. Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
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WANTED-To buy, a secondhand
electric piano. Apply at Bemidji
Music House.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
2:3O to E p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:30 to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. Donald, librarian.
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FOR SALE. - Good secondhand
piano, standard make, in
excellent condition. C.. J. Pryor.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
Inquire of A. D. Moe, I'LL Bel
trami avenue,
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. J. Lappen, $40
American Ave.
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WANTED-Position as stenograph-
er or bookkeeper. Apply at this
office.
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FOR SALE Cheap, fve-room cot
tage and lot 5Ox12O in Mill Park.
F. L. Bursley, City.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Challenge hotel, fur
nished. Reasonable price; easy
terms. Inquire A. L. Smith,
Bemidji, MINI.
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No Militia Drill Tonight.
There will be no militia drill this
evening for Company K.
Adam E. Otto, Captain.
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Motor boat owners see the new
Point" spark plug, at Jerrards.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished
rooms: Modern. Call at $40 Bel
trami Avenue.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. In.
quire at 921 MINI. Ave.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Large twelve-room
house, corner of Bemidji Ave., land
9TH St. Inquire of Bertha Benson,
at Pioneer office.
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FOR SALE-Heavy work team of
mares. Apply Phone No. 361.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-10
LOCALS

DR. Gregson went to Lookeba on
business.
Jesse Brooks went t. Chickasha on
business Wednesday.
Fresh milk and fresh butter at In
gals dairy. Phone 1903. 23S Std
John Mccall of Carnegie was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Lee Wallis transacted business il
Oklahoma City Wednesday.
A marriage license was issued to a
s Penny, age 2s, and Miss Alice
Thomas, age %. Wednesday.
Mrs John Casper ard sister, Mr..
NJ Casper went to Apache Wednesday
to visit rer sun, J Casper and family
Call at Youngheim's and
&C. a complimentary ticket
for out door entertainment
next Friday night at 7:3O.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-10

You can get hot chile and good
cup Of coffee at Kaiser's Place.
Mrs Emma Blackmon and Miss Eva
Castell went to Chickasha Wednesday
on a business trip.
Tobaccos and cigars. Smokers
articles in general at Paul Kaiaer's
Place. Drop in
Miss Bulah Burnam, Misses kay,
Hardesty, Oliver and Foster of Fort
Cobb were shopping in Anadarko
Wednesday.
Soft drinks of all varieties at
Kaiser's Place. They serve bot
lunch aud chile as we'll.
Atty r X Robinson returned from
Guthrie Tuesday evening, where he
WAS transacting legal business IN the
Federal courts.
J B Montgomery went to Chickasha
Wednesday to attend the Baptist
State Convention. lie is a delegate
from the Caddo County Association.
The Robert Johnson and Rand Star
Shoe man will be in the city Friday
and will please the people with a free
picture show in front Of Youngheim' :
Clothing Store
have a new supply of good apples
and good cider, b r Fits
Joe Haraway, Rock Island ticket
agent went to Hastings, Wednesday
to visit his parents, F. C Doyle,
freight agent, will sell tickets during
his absence.
Fry sack of Buckwheat flour anc
some genuine Maple Syrup at Whit
locks Grocery. lO7 E Broadway.
Skirts made TO look like new
75c TO sl.50 -AnadarkO Tailoring
Co. Phone 73.
Mrs Tyre Baker received tele
phone message from Sulphur, frou
Sheriff Baker, who is there wit
hopes of improving his health. II
asked that Mrs Baker should come t
Sulphur and stay with him until b
feels better.
Come and see the httl
man with the big voice il
colored views and takinI
S moving pictures in front 0
Youngheim's Store Frida,
night at 7:30 p. m.
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Hotel to Reopen

w II Hawkins has leased the old
Avenue Hotel and will take possession
Thursday. The hotel will be known
as the New fremont Hotel Mr..
Hawkins is well known in Ana ,rko
aid has been employed in The lam
inert and Ayers grocer store for
several years and has good repu-
tation as an honest uprigut business
man and will run no other than a
good, clean hotel. he has many
frierds who wish him success
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-10
B. & G. Bargains.

4-room house, good location. so foot
lot, cement walk. PrIce 500 on
Residence lots for 500 90. $5 OO per
month.
Good sO-acre farm miles from
Anadarko. $25O0 Easy payments
4.roomed house so foot lot good To-.
cation. Small payment down. Balance
on monthly payments. Price $500
Good School quarter i3O acres in
cultivation only 500 90
Indian lease a years to run in a
good country, Price 500. 90
A business lot on C street for 5000.
A fine farm of le0 acres miles
from Amadarko. Second ottom. A
bargain at $500.
We also have city property to ex-
change for iarms and farms for city
property.
Let US show you our Bargains.
Baldwin e. Gibbs Co.
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Card OF Thanks

We desire tn express our sincere
thanks to the friends wnu assist. d US
in our late bereavement
Mrs e Perry.
Della NJ Perry,
Warren Perry
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ESTRAYED Taken AZ uy place
on the S E Ia Sec R-; 10. ln-
red animal about I'VE .ars old
Owner must pay damages ant for
this notice. G Gallagher DIT.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-11-10

Suits made to order. $40; suits
for SIS up TO $50 -AnadarkO
Tailoring Co.
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DREAMLAND


Signor TulI and the
Peerless Princes in
the Great Hypnotic
Act. Don't fail to
see this Great Man
Of Mysteries.
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Brlckell and was SE earnest and

J. Brickell and was Sk earnest and Biblical discu ssion of the grounds of our salvation.
 A good service of the League was had in the afternoon with Mrs. T. s. Nettelton leading She added a weight of interest by her splendid reading of When see things at night" The Leaguers was indeed glad to have Miss Lena Persley. organist. with them a. gain after several mcnths absence.
 Rev. w. P. Talkington. who has been confined to his bed nearly two weeks. is up again and will preach Sunday morning and night. Other services are Sunday school o:45: ST. League 3 p. m. Junior League p m Prayer meeting each Tuesday night at 7:l5 o'clock. There's room and a welcome at each service for all who are not duty bound elsewhere. Come.
 REPORTER.
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-.- asf
 Tuesday morning at 5: 35 o'clock T cyclone totally distroyed the little town of Fisher, above Fair Oaks on the Cotton Belt Ky. killing three people out right and vounding 26 more.
 There was a rumor on the streets early Tuesday morning that cyclone had struck points to the north but as the wires were all blown down to the north no connections was had ufi- til later in the day. About 1900 clock pr. F. T. Murphy received n,sssage from Jonesboro physicians calling for all Inc Brinklsy physicians to9 gosto Fisher on a relief special. pr. Mur- ply hurriedly summoned help and 2 relief party composed of DTS. E. T.. Murphy. Bsnj. Buckman. I. ]. Stout. o. B. Ifvan, and A. H. Masshall Roy. Thps, E. MoSpaddan, pastos lst Pres. ehwoA. l. E. HartleN J. H. Stack. VII Singer. If. L.. Baker. WtM Holdridae. w. B. Williams and othets
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 Social.

The George Washington Birth Day party, given by the Ladies Guild of St Lukes church, at the hospitable home of Mir. and Mrs. 1. L. tsatha- way. on Monday night. was one of the very delightful social gatherings of the season.
 Notwithstanding the threatening weather. 2 nice crowd was present. and were charminaly entertained by Mes danes J. L. cupp. J. H. Stack and .l. L, Hathaway who were costumee to represent colonial danes and most clever was the personification.
 These ladies were assisted by the Misses Booth and James of Clarendon and by Misses Blanche McCreisht Alleene Dab3s and Elsie Cupp and MT. Jce R. Allen.
 Quite nice sum was realized bl the birthday gifts. m
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Mrs. o. K. Doyell has recovered from severe illness of several days. -5 or 6 doses of "6e6" will cure any case of Chllls and Fever. o-l8
 Lloyd Lawrence is now clerkine at the new Drug Store. vice Willie Singer resigned.
 Capt. J. M. McClintock, ere c DeValIs Bluffs leading citizens, was in the city today.
 Cashier Bratcher, the progressive Wheat!ey Bank Cashier. was Brink ley visitor Wednesday.
 -J. H. Wallace. the clever Cypress Ridge farmer. was trading with ARGUS advertisers Wednesday. Steve w. Boardman was in the city this morning en route to his home in Clarendon, from Sercy where be had been oopq oq the sad mission of attend ing the last illness of his sister, Mrs Lula Roberts, wife of ]. P. Robe rts formerly of Clarendon. Mrs. Roberts died Wednesday morning.
 -WANTED:- Two ladies to sew and work in Brinkley Glove Factory. Apply at once, Prick building next te Vinegar O.. w. E. Jimmerson, manager,
 "A company of sixty people in the newest musical comedy. ''Little Dol lie Dinples. with dainty Grace Cam. eron in the tile role. will no doubt at- tract large audiences at the Blacl Opera House. "Wednesday Mar. 3 Get seats at Converse nov.
 -Mananger T. H. Jackson, wht holds an important office of horror fl the Grand Lodge. Knights Templa was one of the guests of honor at a biz Tenplar meeting in Mariana this week
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ssltlsr DsIhs bsula IT..

It seemed to J. A. Stone. . civil war veteran. of Kemp. Tex; that ! plot existed between . desperats lung trouble and the grave to cause his death. Il contracaeda stubborn cold. ! he writes. "that developed . cough that stuck to me. in spite of sll remed- les. for years. My weight run down to l3o pounds. Then began to use pr. Kings New Discovery. which restored my health completely. nov vsieh l76 pounds.' For ssysre Gods. ob- stinate Cnuehs. hsmorhsess. Asth- ma. and b prevent Pneumonia it'a unsivaled. soc and $l .oo. Tsial botlle free. Caranteed by ali dFueststs.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

A pleasing sight at the close of the Sunday school rositation hour was the taking of the collection from the classes by Master Pezrce Talkington snd Archie Woods. They were as dignifi- ed as if grown to manhood.
 The school was hushed in silent sad ness while Supt. Henderson paid a tribute to the memory of the late de- ceased member. Hazel Jimerson. A memorial committee was also ap- pointed to prepare and publish suitable resolutions, which appear elsewhere in this paper.
 Proceeding the morning sermon lcvt feast was partaken of as token Of gooi fellowship bstwsen ths<assembled worshippers, bread and watsr being ser- we'd by stewards H u Brickell and 1 K Brown. The sermon was by Rev. I
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Memorial to Hazel timer
 son.

The undersigned memorial con- mittee tenders the following tribute to the lately deceased member, little Hazel Jimerson. on behalf of the Methodist Sunday school:
 Whereas death has removed from among US. Hazel Jimerson. our ex- emplary and esteemed member, there fore,
 Be 1t resolved: First, that while we would not murmur against him who is 'too wise to err and too good to do wrong cur hearts are heavy with sadness over the thought that one So sweet and .ovable, and in whom we're cen.ered such fond hopes of long life and such rightiM expectations of use, fvlnesss- has been so suddenly taken from this life.
 Resolved: Second. that asa member of class No. 2-Mrs. A H. Marshal, teacher -listle Hazel was model in modesty, eentleness, department. and aptness. She is sadly missed by all the 6embers Of her class. Resolved: Third. that the heartfel | sympathy .ot the school is tendesss the bereaycd parents. and that ou prayers go up to our Father in Heavsl to reveal himself to them as the tru' comscr.erEin these hours of sorrow a As the Mister gardener, he has cnll plucked ae choice flower from tht earth garden for the adornmentof the mansions In the skies.
 Respectfully submitted Mrs. A. H. MARSHALL
 U. W. PorE 10'pH''sse
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Died

On Thussday afternoon al the family hpne Aorsh east of Brinlk3ey. Mrs. Jane Rich, wife of Mir. Geo. A. Rich, died after lingering suffering from cancer
 Mrs. Rich leaves a husband and son, MT. Wm. Rich. to mourn her death She was attended in Aes days os af. fhction hy both family and friends vho patiently ministered to haF wants vith all love and kindness.
 Tho funeralwas at Oak Lawn Come tery, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. T. J. Brickell officiating.
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Deadly Work of Cyclone
Town of Fisher, on Cotton Belt, Totally Destroyed. Three Killed and 26 Seriously Injury. Relief Party
 Goes from Brinkley.

lelt q once for the tceae ot tlDoeys' clone. They rssched. FISher sbcut ! o'clock IT bsine inpossibes to push the train tho any quicker. The scene o1 arriving at Fslssr bssl [ description. Tor His ono tlsst VII finger, tnftssdreadfulhssssin the minds nf an vho saw t.
 There lay inc bruised and Injured. some with their'llmbs broken. some with gaping wounds in thes heads and bodies. Men, women and children were crowded Into clos< e:4ssists n the only two oi 1htss l,sssss ls II Fisher (5o wefS sotSIs
 Th. Bftnkley IT - csksd latin fully and fast snd dsesssA ths xcQnds-
 The Joneshsso sarEsons and relisf corp who wsaa gsisated from seaeik ine Eishar sssle5r on accospt q . sssioss washout. reached there on ths east momiae tsan cn which ths Hslnklsy ppsql astsd
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Druggist J. A. Douglass Is at his post of duty and Is making up for lost time occassioned by his recent illness.
 The Brinkley baseball enthusiasts held a meeting Thursday and planned to get in the State League game with a cracking good club. providing they succeed fin raising the necessary amount Of cash 10 make 1t go. There were seven at the meeting Thursday and MT. H. C. Mitchell re- ports that about SAYS was subscribed them and that committee was ap- pointed to canvass for the balance of the s25oO which 1t Is thought will be required.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
 Brick on South N. o. Avenue)
 Preaching every Sunday at H. a. m. snd7:l5p m.; Sunday-school al 9:45; Senior C. E.. 6:3o, D. m.; prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening al Els p. m.; session meets the first "Wednesday in each month at 7:3C p. m.
 Tle.e WIS an improvement in at- tendance at our morning service on last Sunday. both :he Sunday school and church service were we'll attended.
 Al the evening hour. notwithstsnd- ing the down pour of rain, several mem- bers were present and the Endeavor lesson was heIpfuIly discussed.
 Next Sunday morning at il o'clock we hope to have with US all members and friends. Your presence Is always helpful to us all.
 There will be no service at this church Suncay. as we are planning for union service at the Opera House. We will have with US Mr. A Co..;eoc C&a%A cao,at,xu of V M. C. A. He will give lecture al Opera House Sunday afternoon at o'clock, also 2 gospel s.ereopticar sermon al night. These services vii be Helpful to. you. and you can't afford to miss them. Rev. J. G. Harris ha. called in his service for the evening hour and will jQanus fos this message n thu evening.
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\ poslrIvE CURE FOR pAMpsuFr.

ZEMO stops itching instantly and VIII cure any case of DandruR or itching scaip. ZEMO destroys the dandrua germ and prevents falling hair. itwill 0ive the hair arich glossy color andlenve the scalp clean and healthy:
 For snle everywhere. Write for sam ple. E. w. Rose Medicine O., St. Louis.
 For sale by New Drug Store.
 Just tel them you saw t in the ARGUS.
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 Prof. Emil II. Bruckman, tho hand and oEchestEa instar or. has returned b Brlnkley to malne. this hts future home. He is a tns' hand man and Brinkiey needs band and orchestra bad. Our busipess men should take hold q the band psoqc- sltion and make t go.
 -Musical pecple such as tl.a Shp~ bsvt Musical Four. The sle~sloy 7v,o. and othass hsvs dSs6stBd - 1sslus q vaudeville and VII te sesn at ltnD Blacks Opssa Hos1ae. Wednl - Mar. 3rd with csaos cams1 .Little pollle Dimplsh " ThT from the politesbf .ssouneli tinaous' vilirsndsr tIAslr vs isliiiss = wsll q appear sples. Ct ssats as cog
 Jusi ssll 'em yoa ,ARovs.
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Ar THE CHRISTIAN.

On Saturday night, Sunday morn- ing and night at 7:3o and Il o'clock. Rev. J. w. Dunn of Memphis will preach. A cordial invitation.