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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

The tenth annual session OF the
North Dakota State Bar closed Friday
might with a banquet ut the Leland
hotel, which was q brilliant affair.
Covers we're spread tor two hundred
and the beautiful dining Hoom was
decorated profasely with ferns and
flowers. At ten thirty, the divine
blessing was invoked by Rev. MIR.
Hale, after which an eight y. course
banquet was served. R0gnlie's Or
tchestra played ta1uout the function,
at the conclusion, program of ap-
proximate toasts wa- given, F. H.
of bismarck, THE lola Presi-
dent of the association, adsing as
toast master
Sam H. CLARKE spoke on The Fic-
Enons Of the Law" Sam was once a
Lawyer, before he dssenerated, for
now he is an editor. Me told of some
of his early experiences az "a lawyer,
and taken Ill i'm al, made a happy
hit.
1.-THE State Bar Association" was
the subject q SOME extemporaneous
remarks from the newly elected Pres
ident, Lee CaMba, of Valley City. Mr..
Combs as nm after dinner speaker is
unexcelled Zion. ". E. Purcell of
Wahpeton WIS nut present but in
stead Of a tuast On THE Ladies" a
letter from Mr. Purcell WAS read by
'Mr. Greene, On this subject, which
was spicy.
Hon. 8. e. Kllsmsnth df jamestown,
who was rerently ailected .6udge from
his judicial district, spoke on The
Bench and the Bar" The Judge told
how j. Eel. .u tie Judge, or in his
own words, "How i seems to be
from the hard prairies,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

Harry Mcvey, the youthful desper'
ado. who was arrested at Fremont,
Ia, by Sheriff >Sorenson, and brought
back this week, made = confession OF
his many crimes at the jail this
morning. Young McVey said that ne
and his father. who is now at the pen
itentiary for stealing harness, stole
two horses from Peter Olson OF MI
not. He said the horses were In
pasture near the city limits, and they
were driven to Kenmare and sold for
q good price. Later they stole
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19
GRANTED DECREE.
Berthod Hotel Man Given Divorce from WIFE,, Who Gets
No Aimony--Judge Declares Woman
Guilty of Adultery

The sensational divorce case, in
which John Boyle, and wife, two
prominent Berthold people figured,
was ended today when Judge Goss
granted the decree to the defendant
John Boyle. The case was Of such
a nature that it was heard behind
closed doors. The court announced
among the findings, that the plain
tif. Mrs. Boyle was guilty of the
crime OF adultery; and that the de-
PENDANT was not guilty Of the crime
of habitual drunkenness as charged by
the wife. Mrs. Boyle was denied any
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

sisted By . crowd Of citizens, and a.
IN 70 the ONCE 'foi, Chief Hyland .
the city hall. where DR.. McCannsA
sewed up their numerous wounds
Hyland's ONCE resembled Swiftbr
packing, house on busy DAY. Ono.
could trail the men along the s.rsatt
by the stream Of blood
Dennis received more cues thsu
Echols. He was cut on the left arm
and leg. Echols drove the knife -,
the bone breaking of the blade. ana4
there is danger from blood poisoning--
The men fought with long knives.
They were locked IN the city jas,
and will recover. They NO doubt VIII
be sent over the road for THERE blood
curdling exhibition.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19
Hill to be Here September %
Great Northern Man will Address the Crowd at the Ward
# County Fair on the First Dey--Premiun
z@@E List Being Prepared

The Ward County Fair will be held
in Minot Sept q, - and 80, at which
time James J. Hin. The 6aAat North
ern magnate will be present to give
an address. The committee has set
tied upon the dates defnately, and
work ON the premium lists will b.
started at once.
. JOS. Roach, chairman OF the COM
mittee, received the following letter
from Mr.. Hill:
,... St. Paul, Aug. IA.
Hon. Jos. Roach. .a . go. +~#
Minot, N. D.
NV Dear Mr.. Roach:| have your
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

: The Alexandria, Mimi, baseball
team, the fastest team In the state of
Minnesota outsjde The Twin Cities. are
with M for series Ut i've games, and
the result Will tell the championship
Of tho Northwest. At the game play
ed Wednesday night, the 'Magicians
were defeated by q score Of to 2.
Minot had the best OF it up until the
last inning, when the score stood
2 to l in favor OF the Magicians, but
the boys from the Gopher state raj
lied and won the most exciting game
Of the season. -.
The crowd was the largest that at
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

D. A. Dinnie is erecting a large
cement block building on his lots re-
Gently purchased on West First
street Mr.. Dinnie recently complet-
ed an elegant fiat building. He has
faith in Minot, and >At afraid to
spend his money here.
The Ward county officers were noti-.
fed to be on the lookout for an es-
capped convict from the penitentiary,
John Mcdonald, who took French
leave from the prison farm. A re-
ward of fifty dollars is offered.
]. A. Peterson of Ryder has bought
lot Of fine Percheron horses and
mares for sale purposes.
]. A. Peterson, the Ryder land man
was in Minot Wednesday. He has
just purchased a fine bunch of horses
which the farmers will readily snap
up.
Nick Comford of White Earth pass
ed thru Minot today enroute to his !
home from the Seattle fair. He re-
turned over the Canadian Pacific. |
Nick is telling great stories of the |
fair. He had the pleasure Of seeing
one gold nugget worth $4,000 and
the jaw bone Of a whale
which he says he knows is as long a.
Boyd's livery stable at White Earth.
Little Gladys Auslander u reported
III
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McVEY CONFESSE S
Tell. of Helping Father Steal Number of Horses from,
s0<E the Vicinity of Minot

horse from Ole Watne, which was
driven to Kenmare and sold. After
wards horse belonging to T. e. Ols-
gard was stolen in similar manner,
and also disposed of at Kenmare. The
boy says that he knew he was doing
wrong but does not seem to be very
sorry for the crime committed. The
older McVey who is doing time in the
penitentiary for harness stealing, will
be arrested for the crime Of horse
stealing, as soon as his timeis out.
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ALEXANDRIA is HERE
Fast Minnesota Tesn Takes First Game. When Mnot Had
Il All but Woa Score 3 to 2-Sone Fast Plying
= ..5% Lat Game Sunday

tended any game this season. and was
simply Wild.
Spillane pitched for the MaEicaans
and Dewey csa,ght. The last gaDe Of
the series vii be played Sunday At
ternoon. The result is being watch
ed hy the surrounding towns, ana
many are here to witne.s the best
games OF the season. y
The Magicians are in excellent
trim, and are playing Z faster game
than ever. They have TIE fastest
team to matale at this series, OF any
that have played here this year.
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tx 7 R A!
Great Northern Superintendent
Fer Central Division Died
This Evening at Pasadena

IA telegram received to.nigll
in this city tells uf sudden dea b
OF Superintendent Bryan, Ct
the Central division OF the Great
Northern, who made .Minot bis
headquarters since 1907. The
superintendent left MinUt for J. IL
ranch uear Pasadena, Csl., thu
middle Of July t. join hi FANNY.
He was recently run over by
wagon Gu his ranch, and iLjur. d
so badly that death occurred.
Supt. Bryan was about 10 y-.re
of age.
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James Scofeld has started the nu-
cleus Of another large farm, in fact It
is a pretty good sized farm ip Itself
He recently bought $40 acres six OF
eight miles southeast Of Minot. and
has broker 500 acres with his gas en-
zine outfit, Mr.. Sconeld will have in
nearly 5000 'acrss Of crop nsxt SEA
con.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

A Jap appeared before Justice
Lynch and swore out warrant for
two colored women, charging them
with stealing his roll OF money,
amounting to forty dollars. The wo-
men were arrested, and 1t their hear
ing, one was dismissed and the other
ordered out Of town. Both women BE-
3oag 70 the under world.
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Gets Second Game

The Alexandra team was again
successful this evening, defeating the
M.gicians 1 to o. The game was q
closely fought one, and might easily
have been won by either team up to
the last inning. Lamb pitched pref
ty game for the locals. Minot was
unable to connect we'll with the A.
exandria pitcher, who mixed things
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Keats Granted Divorce

even then would not have known It.,
had not his wife confessed to him,
after the third child had been born.
Keats says he married when he was
nineteen years Of age, against his
fathers will. The couple were mar
ried at Edinburgh, Scotland. in 1900.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

Judge Goss, Saturday morning.
granted divorce to Norman G. Keats,
q Minot bookkeeper, against his wife.
Wilhelmina MaGde Keats, who is now
supposed to be living q life Of shame
in London, Eng. Keats lived with
his wife four years before he realized
what kind Of woman she was, and
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connected with the Harlem Savings
Bank at New York CITY.
COL John A. Bird and Secretary Of
State Blaisdell, together with the
above named officers, are directors.
The building for the bank will be
completed this week, and business
started at once.
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The Farmers State Bank Of Des
Laos has been reorganized with the
following officers: ~
Pres. Josiah C. Blaasdell, secretary
OF the Blaisdell- Co. Of Minot.
Vice Pres. Atty. A. J. Schmidt, Of
Des Laos.
Cashier, VIM. c. Crosby. recently
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alimony. The defendant was reprV
scented by Judge Palda of Minot and
Louis Page Of Berthold. The Casa
lasted for several days and attracted
wide attention. Witnesses were
heard from Berthold, jamestown ana
many other places. III
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pretty lively The .score made by the
winning team WAS made in the first
inning. Kump, Minat's first baseman,
having resigned, has been replaced by
Wendt. The games are drawing great
crowds, the grand stand being
crowded to its capacity. The series
will not end until Sunday.
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d. A. Dinnie's horse, Francona, won
the ais ii race at Shenandoah, L.,
winning the $500 prize. This is the
seventh race that Francona has won
this season and Mr.. Dinnie Is over.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19
FRANCONA TAKES SEVEN RACES

joyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Dinnie will leave
for Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 26, to attend
the state fair, where the horses
will race. Mr.. Dinnie's horses are
Allerdaw, Francona and Nervola, Jr.
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favor of the 10th inst and replying
.
beg to 4ay that am arranging my en-
gageAents 40 as to be with you ON
Sept %, the opening day sd your
county fair. i will advise yna later
on ~ to the hour Of my arrival In
Minot. 1 an to be In Helena, Mont,
on Sept. n, If possible, and will go
from there tn Minot.
Yours truly,
...- ..- ..-. ~ a.! .-. J. J. HILL
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land fair tonight. Sunday partly cloudy
and warmer: light to moderate winds.
becoming southeasterly.
The tropical disturbance has apparently
passed northeastward to the eastward OF
Turks Island.
The southwestern disturbance this
morning extends in long narrow trough
from Texas to Iowa, and a general rain
and snow storm IL In progress over the
western half Of the country. except the
extreme southwest. Snow Is falling as
far south as the Texas Panhandle. and
the rain area extends eastward over the
western lower lake region.
Cold weather continues over the north
west and extreme west. but from the
central valleys eastward and southwark
unsea sonably high temperatures are the
rule.
There will be rain tonight and Sun
day In the Ohio valley and rain or snow
In the lake region. There Will also be
rain tonight or Sunday in New England.
interior New York and the middle gulf
states.
It will be colder Sunday In the Ohio
valley. the upper lake and western lower
lake regions.
storm warnings are displayed on Lake
Michigan, except extreme northern por-
ton: southern Lake Huron and western
Lake Erie.
The winds along the New England and
northeast to east: on the south Atlantic
coast moderate nOrtheasterly; on the east
gulf coast moderate easterly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to moderate north
east to east winds with partly cloudy
weather to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Des Moines. lbs;
Omaha, 2.O2: Amarillo. 1.O2: Charles City,
1.16: Wichita, 354 Dodge City, 1.22: La
Crosse, 1.O2.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 2:24 am. and 2.24
o m: high tide, S:13 am. and SIS pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 3:0l am. and 80
pm; high tide, $40 am and S.j4 pm.
The Sun and Noon.
Today-Sun rose. $40 am: sun sets,
4:49 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. Gal am.
Moon sets-5:15 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
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District shows that the outstanding
bonded Indebtedness of the District at
the close of the fiscal year ending June
30. 1909, was S1O.114, 80, there having
been retired during that year $i9Sto0 OF
bonds. The publication of the drinking
water of the District, the Improvement
of the navigation of the Potomac river
and the reclamation of the flats of the
Anacostia river were the principal topics
OF interest in the annual report of Brig
Gen. Marshall. The first report of the
Association for the Prevention of Tuber-
culosis of the District of Columbia was
submitted. Charles p. Grandfield. first
assistant postmaster general, was APP
pointed postmaster of the city of Wash
ington to succeed the late Benjamin F..
Barnes. Fifteen registered letters con-
tanning approximately $1,000 and paid
money orders were stolen from the desk
Of II. l. Johnson, superintendent of the
money order division Of the city post Of
foe. The aviation meet fund is grad
uai1y increasing and reached practically
the forty-tlousand-dO dollar mark during the
week. The floral show Of the Washintton
Florists Club and the food show under
the auspices Of the Retail Grocers' Pro-
tective Association. opened respectively
In the Old Masonic Temple and Conven-
ton Hall. Francis e. Bliss. who fig
ured In a tar and feathers episode a
little over a year ago. was indicted
by the grand Jury for embezzling funds
from the Bliss-Albrecht Company, Of
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which he was vice president and manager.
Kid Curry and Happy" Harris. two
cabmen, We're sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for ten and eight years. respectively,
by Justice Stafford for robbing a man
who employed them. Thomas Mangan
and his wife. MARY Mangan. were asphyx-
lated in their home from illuminating gas
by the accidental turning on of a jet.
Salvo Glorioso, an italian. committed sui
eide by turning on the gas in his bed
room. Robert Speliman. between three
and four years old. was fatally burned at
his home. Two car barns of the WASH
ington Railway and Electric Company
were destroyed BY fire in Anacostia,
causing Joss of $4,000. Joseph A.
Creamer was appointed deputy United
States marshal In succeed the late James
w. SprIrGlnan. The new executive Offices
at the White House have been completed
and are occupied. The Protestant Ep.sco-
pal Mission Council opened its annual ses-
sion in this city. The agitation for the
change OF the inaugural date will proba-
bly, result in pressure for necessary legis.
lation at the coming session OF Congress.
Rev. DIR. G. Ernest Smith celebrated the
seventh anniversary of his rectorship at
st. Thomas Church. Sonora Calderons
wife of the Bolivian minister: Brig. Gen.
William b. Rochester and George We
Pratt died during the week.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18TH AND COHCORAN STS.
Invite Rev Frank Sewall. ID. D.. pastor.
will preach at IL am. The Young Men and
the Worlds Religious Movemrnt; Sunday
school l2:15: vespers. pm. with brief ad-
dress. In pastors study. Friday. Maryland
ministers conference: Friday evening. In
day. 1890 an. Maryland Association; IL m,
pastoral address: COLLATION.. evening social re-
ception. at PIG o st. Free loan library Of thu
writings OF Swedenborg. Free tracts in the
yestibule.
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Condition of the Water.

Is am: Great Falls-Temperature. "a:
condition, s. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature. So: condition at north connec-
ton 8; condition at south connection, 4.
Georgetown distributing reservoir-Tem-
perature. 50; condition at infiuent gate
house. 8; condition at effiuent gate
house
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. November
13.-BOth rivers clear this morning.
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II you want work read the want -
umns Of The Star.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCIENTIsT. 18TH
and SITS. n.w.-Services: Sunday. 1880 an.
and pm. Subject: "Mortels and Imunortals.' %
Sunday school, IL an: Wednesday evening
meeting. 8 O'Clock Public cordially invited.
All seats free. Free reading room. col Colo
rado building.
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lighted by thirty minutes after sunset:
extinguishing begun one hour before sum
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise
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UNIVERSAI,IST,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18TH AND l.
SITS. NV, Rev. John Van Schaick jr., pastor
ii O'Clock, morning service; subject. THE Mis-
sionary Awakening; 9:45 am. Sunday school:
pm. Y. =. G. u; prayer meeting. Thurs-
day, pm.
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u. W. c. A.

YOUNG wOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MASS MEETING FOR WOMEN,
First Congregational Church, cor 10th SITS,
Sunday. $40 pm.
Speakers: Miss Elizabeth =. Cotton. the
grcatest woman lingust; Mr. =. Earl Taylor.
general secretary for the Methodist Episcopal
Church. and Mr.. George Sherwood Eddy. ma
tional secretary Young Mems Christian Associa-
% India
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UNITARIAN.

ALL. SOULS CHURCH, COR. 18th AND !. STS.,
Dr. Ulysses g. Il. Pierce, minister.-9:4o q m
sunday school. Class for the Comparative Study
OF Religion and Unity Study Class: II o'clock.
morning service. sermon by the minister: 1:3o
pm, Young Peoples Religious Union The
public invited to all services. nOl3-2t
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THEOsOPHY.

SOUL POWERS AND POSSIBILITIES" ny
Mrs. Florence Dune. IL am. Sunday. at The:
osophfc Hall, 1917 ST. NV. The Great
Pyramid, Founder and Occult Meaning" by
Miss X. p. Woods Of Baltimore, at pm.
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ST MICHAEL. AND ALL ANGELS CHURCH.
22d st. and Va. NV, Rev. j. H. l)eis. NJ.
A. 3. D., rector.-Services, IL am. and pm.
ST. PAULS CHURCH I'D ST. NEAR WASH
ington Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector TT 80.
holy communion; $50, Sunday school: TO- holy
communion and instruction: II. mathis and
sermon by the rector; \. evensong and sermon
by Archdcacon Holden. Seats free.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 18th AND COR
coran SITS. NV. (bet. z and II sts.D: clergy. g..
Calvert Carter. NJ. A.: VIM. NJ. Pettis. ID. D.. {:
Jesse II. Bicknell.-Sunday services: Holy COM
munion 80 q. m: morning prayer and sermon.
IL o'clock. holy communion on nrst Sunday OF
month"; Evensong ard sermon O'Clock.
Preacher at II am. Rev. DR.. J. Charles Ro-
per; subject Missions" Preacher at pm.
Rev DIR. J. Charles Roper; subject. "Respon-
sibilities Of brotherhood of St. Andrew
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9TH
and l SITS. me-. Rev. c. s. Abbott. tr.-Serv-
Ices 1880 and II am. 800 and 7:ao pm !;
Sunday school. $50 am: preacher at II, the
vicar; subject THE Meaning Of the Mission
airy Conventions OF the Past Week: preacher
at night service, the Rev. John Quinn Of the
church OF the Ascension: anthems: morning
service, "Te Deum." West. and Like az the
Hart" Novello: night service. Magnincat
and "Nunc Dimittis." Tozer. and 20 Taste
md Soc Seat Ali welcome.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight, With Partly Cloudy
erA warmar Sunday

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land, fair tonight. Sunday partly cloudy
and warmer: light to moderate winds.
becoming southeasterly.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sTH AND II
SITS. NV, Rev. Samuel III. Greene, ID. D., pas
tor.-9:3O am. Sunday school. p. II. Rrtstow
supt.: II an. John X. Mott: 30 p. m Rev
Or. I. s. Barbour: Teachers Bible Club Thurs
day. pm: church prayer meeting. pm. !:
Endeavor meetings. Tuesday. pm. and Sun
day. $3.50 and Gas pm. All are cordially in
Nifed
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5o5-o7 Seventh Street.
s.f4sos.s6
L W CROSBY, d. D. s. FORMERLY WITH
Dr.. WIN. q. SCHAFHIRT) announces the open
ing Of his new dental ofnces In the "Massachu-
sets" No. 1872 Massachusetts, avenue north
west, Washington. d. c.
APARTMENT NO. 20. SECOND FLOOR.
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ST. THOMAS.
Near Dupont circle.
500 sm.-Holy communion.
II 90 a.m.-Morning prayer and sermon by rector
on WORLD CHARACTERIZATION"
500 pm.-Evening prayer and sermon by Rev.
DR.. G. Williamson Smith.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

METROPOLITAN BAPTIST. 9Th AND Ne,
John Compton Ball, pastor.-l1 am, Rev. j.
G. Robbins of the Philippine Islands: 1880
pm. Rev Nhts'I-r lSogx.s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PARTIES CONTEMPLATING A TRIP TO MN NV.
ymk within the next 3O DAYS eau save half
their railroad fare by communicating Win
W. G. COLLINS, 1915 Goth ST.
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DELAYED ANSWERS TO PRAYER Is THE
subject OF Rev. DIR. waldruns sermon. II a m.
tomorrow. at Strangers Home" shiloh hap
fist Church, l. st. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
1:4J pm. subject. Gods Remedy FOR Sin
Sunday school. $3.50. and New Movement Adult
Bible Class at 10 am. All seats free Every
body cordially invited.