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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
Biographical! 7,
calendar
January %.

e. Tr".H'a Sss'Se'S ~ y I. :
Seyentysix years ago this day. In
the town Of Woodwich. England, was
born one OF Great Britain's most "a
mons soldiers, Charles George. Gordon.
better known as Chinese Gordon"
and Gordon Pachn," His tragic
death Is still fresh in the minds Of
most readers Of history:
Gordon entered the Royal Engl.
necrs In 1852, and quickly demon
strated his military greatness. From
1872 to 1879 he was governor Of the
Soudan under, the ,khediye. In 1883 he
was sent TO the aid Of the garrisons
bottled M In the Solldan by the reb.
el mahli. His force proved insufficient
to overcoming the fanatic horles Of
the mahdi, and he was himself shut
up In Khartum by the insurgents.
For a year, against great odds, he gal.
lantly held the town, and the Incl
dents Of this defense Of Khartnm are
among the most picturesque and trag-
ic In the hIstury'of British imperial
ISM. 5Eos5 d.
At last n large expedition under
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accord lance With tae rssoti,t. on sot'
Hughes Rep. n: ya:l which eciateail
that TIE Willet speech contained ii q!
language imprope and IN ytolatti ON
otSthe rules Sof debate. r S584;S
Freedom n speech ins the H !3I1! NJ,
said the report should never 5b = ,le;i
MED or abridbtd but freedom n q y
speech lin debate does not mean d ]; II I
icense to indulge in personal abuse ( or
:rldicule. The right of members % Of
Congress 10 critlcise the, official acts.
Of the President and other executive Y,
officers. Isl beyond question: but this
right Is subject to proper rules, re:
qulrlng decorum in debate. "a,
q "Since members may not be ahes.5
toned elsewhere for speeches in the
House, and the President ongat 4 not
therefore 10 ycfit!cise or comment off.
e.aIlyl upon speeches In, the House, T.
becomes especially the duty Of the
House to protect The President from
that personal abuse innuendo or rili..
culu tending toexcite disorder in the
House itself md I, to create personal
antagonlsmS on the part OF the Pres'.
dent toward the House. ST
Your committee finds It iripossi-
Bile to separate those portions Of the
eentleman's remarks which are open
to objection. from those whlc.l may
be parliamentary and that the only
way to eliminate from the record the
remarks which were improper and
out Of order, Is strike the fntfre
speech from the record"
Appended to the report was a let.
ter from Representative Willett,& Of
the commltte, in which he said:
"To strike my speech from the rec
, ord in tals instance will establish a
| precedent extremely dangerous be-
cause It will mean that the House has
nj last surrendered, To the proposition
that no member can discuss any sub
|ject the discussion OF which happens
to displease the majority n
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VIOLA ITEMS.

Mr.. J. ". Clevenger Made a mSi.
ness trip TO Morgantown one L"y last
week. g., S7tt
Mrs. Retecca Robcs was visiting
Mrs. Anna sni,ler Sunda!" At Honlt.
who Is critically Ill. ur a, ~
AIrr and Mrs. Lester pi',l'": were
visiting Mrs. Pitcacr's parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Eliza Klncaid. nj I.,nrel Run.
Sunday. S
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Sergent were r's.
iting Mrs. Rebecea Robes and Ellen
Prickctt Sunday evening.
Misses Winifrcd Somcrs and Dern
Clevenger were visiting friends and
relatives at catawba Sunday lats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huffman and
children we're visiting at ". II. Som
ers Sunday last. M, iF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sergcnt, Of Hoult,
we're visiting Mr.. Sergents parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. r. Serseni, Il few
days the first Of this week.
Miss Ellen Prlckett was visiting
AR. and Mrs. Ell Harris Sunday.
Misses May Palmer. Ruth Prickett,
Anna Sergcnt and MIS-. May Pitcher
we're visiting Aliliie and Rosa Jones
Thursday. -t
/. Mrs. Vim. prickctt and Wlnifred
somers wter calling at f. ". somers
recently.
mir. Charley prickctt, Of Falrmont.
was visiting ut ]. ". Holmes Sunday.
Misses E'ernice Freeman and
Blanche Powers were visiting at J.
NJ. Holmes Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Pitcher, Erwin and Rus.
sci Hawkins were calling at Charles
Bowers ut Montana. Sunday.
Mr.. Jack Davis was calling ut II.
l.. HarrIs's Sunday.
Mr., Simpson p1ckctt, who has been
spending some time with friends and
relatives in Indiana. returned to this
plare Tuesday.
Mr.. John Watkins. Of New England,
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. = a. Pitch.
er II few days the last Of the week.
Miss Rossle Sergent spent Wcdncs.
'lay night with Marguerite Prlckett
and Madeline Fleming.
Mr.. Levi Hurts was business call
or nj Fairm0nt Saturday.
Miss Dcna Clevenger and Rosie
sergent spent Saturday. night with
Clara md Maggie Harris.
= n, TWO CHUMS.
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Lord Wellesley was sent to his relief!
but il arrived too slate. An advance
corps reached Khartum late in Janu.
airy Of 1856, only to find that the town
Ind been treacherously betrayed into
the hands OF the mahli two days be.
fore, and Gordon murdered. He died
a martyr to British red tape which
had delayed so long the attempt at
his rescue. ..
Gor,lon's greatest monument Is the
modern Soudan and Its capital, khar.
tum. Since the tragic LAY twenty.
four years ago. when Gordon met his
fate. Khnrtum nus grown into a noble
city, which us You approach It by the
sondan government railway, the des.
ert railway which Kitchener built, Is
seen In a beautiful setting OF palm
trees, among which rises the splendid
white palaces Of the governor general.
II has public gardens. a church. a
hotel. and on the river a fine steamer
Is ut the service OF tourists who wish
to make excursions. The territory OF
which 1t is the capital Is under a sys.
tenn Of government which has pro-
d,,ce.l wonderful results. The revenue
of the Sondan In 1885,, when the Eng.
llsh took 1t over. was estimated at
eS,O0O, though It proved to be f35,-
900. Eight years later It was estimat'
Ell at over sSO0.0oo. Last year It ex.
ceeded a million. There was In 1907
an increase Of more sthan forty per
cent. over the preceding year in the
area nnder cultivation; although the
Nile was one Of tht lowest ever
known. &, !, j, ". y !.
- .'lIIfs.' u ~ gtsHts-T y.ttl tl--. ~ s
Khartum stands at the confluence
of the Blue Nile and the White Nile,
on the tongue Of land between the two
rivers. In the palace Of the governor
general is what for Engllshmen is a
sacred spot-the room, which has been
. H b.. u . g.
built into the new palace, where Cor.
don met his death. Among the sights
are the contonments. where contin'
gents Of twenty souu,lanese, tribes are
encampel, 80 that the curious may see
them living under their own condi-
tions-the fierce Baggara Arabs, the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
stss Buildln 9 New Residence. E;
u Work has ben commenced on the
erection Of Ia new residence on Dia-
iinond street by Mr.. Lutte Brown.
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X The youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey vanata, Of Merchant
stree, Eissqulte sick. Ell. tS 6.
Mrs. s R. b D. Edwards and daughter,
Helena, Of Bower are the guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. Louisa H.
! sapp, Eofs Water street.
& & Ms, William Rslcllff, Of Wilson
STREE, is! quite sick.
Rev. Conn., Of Biacksviiic, Is the
guest o. Rev !. b. Lawler, pastor Of
1.-THE Palatine Baptist church. rs
\ N Atr.slV SJ:s Linn is able to be not az
terra several days Illness.
" frs, ALetcalf; OF. Water street, who
has been very Sick for some time, Is
improving. Y Gs .is3.., !.
MIR a[ark Donhan,, OF Pennsylvania,
SSisithe guest Of Messrs Maple and 1.uth-
Ferj Donham, Of Market street. Co.
N Walton 5Hlnkle, Of Merchant street.
has beenSquite sick for the past two
days: SSS i; sSa3 .i.~3
Mrs. Louisa B. Sapr. OF Water street,
\ spent Monday Mt Morgantown. the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Schlo-
holm. y; A z Z. ,,$it.
80 Mrs. Lee Morgan has returned to
SSherf home at zNiorgantown after u few
;sdays;Syisit wlthirelatives in this ward.
frs. D. Isl l,osgs, Of Market street.
has been Ill for the past few days.
Messrs. Tom and Alva Stansberry
and Joe, Harden. Sot smlthtown. were
DIN this city yesterday. 49,
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'Jaalin. the cannlbal Nyanl'Nyams, and
others. At omhurman can be seen
remains Of the mahdi's tomb, de-
'stroyed after the occupation, the khal.
lfa's house exactly as he left Il. the
great market, and Gebel sugham.
the hill OH which the khalifarsat and
watchel the battle which broke up Ills
power. ,i.,tsla Sc. e ;Ysiis
Ten years ago the khallfa, the head
Of the Mahdlst movement was still
alive. for 1t was not until November
"a, 1889. that Colonel (now Lieutenant
General Sir Francis) Wingate 'str7icls
the Inst blow at the remnant Of tho
maldist forces at omdebrekat. 2' IS ,
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Dame ramor says We shill hare q
Wedding 70 srepor certain young
man sits IMP two n!g hts ont q y e.
week With al certain young LADY % h
Ii Ne unde stand certain 5oung men
got the mitten ats church Sunday
night 4 Y
and SO on ad. lnfInitim. y 4 4 u
Nov the mental strain Of such lit.
erary effort s something awful and
when we feel that tired feeling soon
to be describe In the spring medicine
ads. and anticipate a case Of brain
fog weStnrn with q sigh Of relief 20 %
Montana for relaxation. It does not
require any strong M ntal effort TO
figure that there has been q tight ct
Montana and somebody has got hurt
especially near pay or holidays 81
We note one a1ianyi''cu, ''ie"a - ~
We never sec seq !epoF!s g! <' - -! -
Montana In MS letters. True rue i i"FIa
true. but why throw II, up 10 M !
We are not Responsible iori S u'''
shortcomings. Y, n
You seq We are supposed to write
the news five find any. Now II .
man draws bis pay, gets a quarters
worth OF bee!steak. goes home, kisses
his wife. eats his supper and goes to
bed. that's not news. But II he blows
part OF his pay fol. rsd liquor. geta
ugly and cuts holes in the cutlcle Of
s,ls neighbors. most people Will In
slst on calling It news and want the
particulars.
So when he saw the doctor goins
! home and he told us he had bsen
sewing up holes In the anatomy o.
some HungarIans ut Montana and
gave US the particulars Of free fol
ali fight We grasped our pencil around
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28

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We will again visit your paper with
Il few items from Our quiet little
town. 4, 2l1 J
MIR. Manuel Lecson was visiting his
daughter. Mrs. John Riley, OF Fair.
mont. Saturday. rsa ,F-
Mrs. j. G. Morgan was visiting
Der father, Mr., Ebert Moran, near
Mt. Zion. a few days last week.
Miss AioIl!e Baker Is staying at
Phyforl G,qlggs'. Z. M. NE
Mrs, Grub who has been III with
typhoid fever is able TO- 60 about tho
house.low. v! \. i < 4 " /
4 Mr. and Rae. Jake Alchemy, Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
:s,ssEHo4u.LT"ITEMs.

Mrs AnnSsnlder Is no better
sSIsfsfWilie and Earl McElfresh and
DON and Bennle snler went to Col.
sfaxFs slndayto iMrs, sallie sniders.
York on iha .ock mere is about
sfnishe1 nnd the "slackwater" will
gleayeS In aS,lay or two.
4 SISSss1sfr.' Jnnd Mrs, Earl llolhert anl
visiting Mrs. liol-
bert parents ut Hutchinson Satur-
day and Sunday. K
News items are very scare Just
nov sandj 1T will not do to get too
|fars away from lHoult in recording hap
spenings for fear Of getting in con.
$fllct with tSother correspondents.
anonymous pencil pllsher from
Mohtana has been having a BARN
storm because ne thinks that Fritz
Shasy been poachtng on MS private
SaewgE preserves. Y
Softly. now friend, softly. Please
don't 4 stiTtthc old man up. Since
Lone saFlaid down the pencil the
ssSSmtee D,tchman has hoped to end
Ms few remaining years in peace
and had buried his cory and hair COW
cred club, and 1t would be awful to
have to sdIg ~ up again. :.
Now! truly this Is confidential,
mind 4, We become exhausted eompos.
Ing paragraphs like ticse.
Missl Polly SPrImrose's pet poodle
ssttlls She's Up with It allsnIght last
ttaiIsht. " u 4; 4 ~ VII
i X Mrs. Nancy sprissins hus Just re-,
5tIfrned tram u 4Rtsii.t -.ona shernndghbor.
3risS! PesEy SIVitaarspoea iasross the
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GEass,. Ran. were iRittDg the Tor.
ii 81 Il lIssa Iong. Sun.

GEasss Bun we're stRinDg the fos.
aeT MAJ Issa ons Sun;
day. a
Miss lille Miller, who vas staying.
|ats1W.lt Hayhurst' retulned 70 her:
nome AT Mudllck one da5, last week.
v mrs. Ell ;Hayhurst who was visit:
!ns quite a while with relatives at
Montana, returned home Sunday. &
Clayton Wolf has lost his boarders,
but clate Is one that takes things
EASY and says It is a long time until
potatoes grow. ~ ~, / tl3t$Es
William Carpenter Is pulling the
strings on the mules Tor Clayton Wolf
at present. Bill Is hustler.
Mr.. G. W. Hawkins was calling III
his family on Plny5 Run Sunday. Mr..
Hawkins 'is managing the Mead Ross
farm ana,businessy affairs this winter.
Success to you. Mr.. Hawkins. "A,
There is much entertainment for
The young folks turning aand springs
on sawdnst at. the sawmill. i,
salr. Ed. Goodwin, Of Falrmont. was
calling on relatives of this place Sun
day last. ,4.it;s. # *, lii{
Mrs, William elIayhurst Is quite
poorly a, this writing. slt-a4t. u
Aunt Alslnda ,Hayhurst also Is quite
poorly. 4 ~ e
Mr.. Frank Daugherty, Of Falrmont,
was visiting his father-ln.law. Mr.. Ell
1layhurst, one day this week. 4
Mrs Eliza Miller was visiting on
Rubsn's Run recently. ,t;;.S
Mr.. Thomas Kirk one Of orr cham
pion fox hunters. went ont fox hunt.
Ing Tuesday and caught 4 fine fox
with his champion dogs.
II any one wants to. move lust call
on Bill Carpenter and Raymond Wolf
as champion movers. &
LUCKY BILL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
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A Good Suggestion.

Buy your cakes, pies &C. for Sun;
day next at the exchange to be held
By the Ladies' Aid Society Of, Christ
Church on Saturday morning by kind
permission Of MIR. posten at his gro
Gerry store on Main street All home
made Of the finest quality. Ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
entertained Friends.

N nd s. and Mrs. Elmer Vangllder, OF
shlorgantown avenue, entertained lew
friend Tuesday evening at their home.
sIhet evening was very enjoyably spent
and Ia dainty course Of refreshments
was served
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
l MOVED i,,i,.,,. Grocery Store.

Mr. j !. Il Stealey moved his grocery
store yesterday from the corner Of
New street and Water street to the
room On Water; street which was re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. Charley Lloyd.
Nj. stealey, who Is also justice of the
lpeace, will have his Office in an ad-
1. ~ III IfiH5 =, y, - ~!
Joining room. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
Elder ottey to Preach.

Elder Ottey to Preach. =
- Nders Ottey, the evangelist who Is
now conducting d series Of meetings
sat sBarrackyIlle,s will preach a, the
Christian Chapel in this ward Sunday
Tut three clock. Come and hear him.
You will mot be disappointed In ex.
gpecting a good sermon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28

Yonr he1p.wanttd I'D. will enable
you 10 Interview all Of the people In
tile city who would be eligible" for
the position.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28

If your advertising is adequate,
there are apeople AT THIS MOMENT
beirg Influenced by 1t TO make m UN-
INTENDED VISIT TO YOUR STORE.
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first WARD VA R
fI7s,tI " z n a %,
flJgO - ~ = = y y y ~ y
|city5Hos.sspital N otes.

Ef6VE l5IfIIls q o Ntit 2 - .
MI. Casper sBirchie was operated on \;
yesserlay forS the sixth time for can:
ser. I q |! 1 f: ~ ~; 8
Frank 81 eInico Swas q medical case >at
admitted ;yesteNay:s
aftanchiin Maroni, Of Pennington,
4 was admitted x n /, II e [t6
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28

Yon are snfe in answering ads. The
day Of the dccoy al. Is past. Adyer,
tisers nowadays must say what they
mean--or quit saying anything at oil
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
W. N .a q u TF u n JSifbT5i
FA Az ICE AND FUEL Y co.. ,t,3
Coal d'SI cge
otiice-Mauonic Temple. a r
n !. Both Phones. 4 q
Hotel Aecommo datloi,,
Both Phones.

my person desiring 1rst CLASH shots,A
accommodation at Plttsburs y eithasI
,oard Sor room or both viii a. sTells
. confer with Hotel care Weatsvir.s
slnian ONCE. You can save money
his way IT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28

Directors-Geo. N. Jaeohs, ". D
Meredith, J. NJ. Hartley. Harry Bhns
W. s. Raymond. G. d. uutatl1cea
Howard r. Furbpa St'S'jf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
How About !. New Z Ov.,lt sroeSS u;

How About } New Outfit For$sa 10
a Honsi m aII9s
You can afford tos get srid Sot syssa5
old furniture, rugs and tpeta saaa
replace them vito one 81 DENH arm
new three o. four room onttlts. Ilsl3
are complete, economical and Ssss.
venlent and cant be beat. nsahstss
can afford 70 sic youssh!e frishtE i
0! credit, A dollkf % two casa ela
plenty Of time for the silanca. lsstl
other store 4 At affords s e, such - ksaerssa
terms. See Denham arst. 4 "A.
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UPPHQLSTERING.l

M. d. Black Gromme, the mtlliapri
with J.. f. Krone, Matchmaker ono
Jeweler. at ia Third street, catio
burg offers $40, 3l2 and Sic Prtterp3
Hats at only S.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-28
'N'|lLLE7T' sSPE|E:CH
....OuT0F RECORD RI
COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVoRA
BILE ON ADOPTION OF RES. g
OluTlON BY HUGHES, l

frHH
debate. the resolution submitted by
the special commission Of which Rep
rescntalive Mann was chairman. en-
pnnding the recent speech of Repre-.
sentative Willett form the record.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9s.-Con.
grc*smsn, Willet (Dcm. N. W over
shot the mark according to the House
special committee Of investigation
when on January % the said in n
speech that the President was "a
gaTgoyle, &plgny analogous nero"
The committee, headed by 'Reprcsen.
tative Mann. Illinois, having spent 4
week reading Wllletts speech care
fully md often, III looking up prece.
dents. reported yesterday In favor Of
,aeadoptlon OF n resolution eSpung-
ing the speech form Congressional
record. t-eiiiNji ,!5+5t h!gf 4
Mann rose for his Speech shortly
after. the SESSION opened. The report,
as presented by q him. set forth that
the committee had been appointed, IN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

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New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

,,-cTsNTIY every head was turned anu
L ',..l.e were craned 4 waiter. serving ooiee t1.
-. electrified that he poured no man =. Z -
-, ,rfo The lap II an indignant -ll-,
- 80 wrathfll for mere words. d4It- L.
- instantly % her coihI,'i ,liiSi-1 S a.
- - ~. would have given g'"I u,-I -
-. .,.,.,..rt o. be safe m as klhd4F ,tFs -
- ~ lrst thing was that she s,i" me IN -
-, - ,r@rnt. and was forced 70 i4ush ''i' ''
tears came 90, .a,si,f" mingled with
~, lls,nr.d svllables II Ieutons, {lSs.t {io1s,
in' s .be di-tinctlv heard well bred Eisii7'
voice say , q -.,--sf I told YOU so,
I ~, alrl looks like an Ameil,-tl- - D.
lf.srft that hump kei l"llli-s 1--i .,
hF ~ boy could vout' She managed l"
gasp "a last. ,.-,..t ,,,.. were not IN Paris.
, -. - ..-e some here who apiieIla" -
bul lil'' n YOU don't mind u giNTT w, -
mlaic. m1.-..,- = a dieu % Mar stuart. lou i'-
I.1-ie~ n g0es this way -, - t.,4l-er-
rnenntf a. !, making play with her h1nt-1r nan tr1-,
-- M. fast speeding tram lI.Is" ' - L,,-r,eg
chl@ -, ID the corridor durlitR - a Ia ~
side - soc ., ,be exquisite lines followed i'i
clearly ,g ike a robin Ill the mood s,; si-
feil1s i,-eH IN Then deaf % the ei''i'l7'-''''N
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

AS Alec. did not usually travel with this pro
noun ed lack NJ state.
Are YOU quite sure they are the Prince and
Frincess: she asked. scanning P0luski wrin-
keG face 70 learn Il he had not been playing
some sorry TEST.
tllllte sure said he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28

English Lutheran church, evening
services at o'clock in Hawkes. hall;
subject, Losing Faith" We extend
q cordial welcome to all.
German M. 3. church, Fourteenth
and Johnson streets, F. L. Ltzwrodt.
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
preaching at 1890 g. m. and 7:45 p.
M; prayer meeting at 7:45 p. m.
Welcome.
First Unitarian Society, corner of
Fourth and High streets; Woman's
Alliance will meet in the church par
l9rs, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. a
la;ge attendance is desired at these
meetings.
Swedish Mission church, corner of
Fourteenth and Morgan streets. Re-
aus Johnson. pastor. Sunday School
$3.50 a. M. Services at 1890 a.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF
bedwetting. There is constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box w, Notre Dame, Ind, will
send free to any mother her success
tul home treatment. with full instruc.
lions. Send no money, but write her
today If your children trouble you In
this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are 1t can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
,,eople troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
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Church Announcements
TIME OF SUNDAY SERMONS LOCATION OF CHURCHES Toie
OF SERMONS AND SPECIAL MUSIC TO BE GIVEN
AT THE VARIOUS SERVICES.

m. and 7:45 p. m. Scandinavlahs
cordially, invited to worship with us.
Trinity NJ. E. church, corner Ientn
and Main streets, John Wesley Pot
ter misunderstanding worship, lo:4o.
Sabbath School $50; Epworth league
700. Evening worship, 500. MID
week prayer service, 500 p. m. Wea-
nesday. Come and worship with us
Christian church, corner OF BANK ana
Fifteenth street, Rev. N. Il. cory pas
tor. residence 1902 Bank street
Preaching 1900 a. m, also g. . p. III
Sunday school at 2;3O p. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday s p. m Inc pun
lie is cordially invited to attend all our
church services.
Second Presbyterian church, f. A
I, McGaw. pastor, morning subject
"Qnenching the Spirit, evening topic
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ice OF the Sunday school and church,
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The
program under the direction of the
Y. p. S. will consist of the following:
A short address by Mr.. ]. H Heine-
man, paper on Hannah" by Miss
Eta Petry, a paper on Ruth" by
Miss Meta Hummer. There will also
be two vocal solos, one by Miss Jessie
Banks and one by Mr.. Frank Kenney
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend this service.