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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
COLD WAVE HEATING.

WASHINGTON. Feb. f0.-Bower temperatures were recorded through out the middle Mississippi valley, mid de Atlantic states and New England. as result Of the rapid movement eastward of the western storm. ac- cCmpaHiCd by rains and high winds. TEg,fpreseut storm will continus uOrtheastward. followed Jy clearing and warmer weather.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
CALUMET 6 HEcLA.

Houglton. AIich.-Calumet's re- grinding plant Is operating at 25 per cent of capacity and Is beginning to show excellent results in saving cop per heretofore lost in tailings- The results for the last six weeks indicate a saving st the rate Of at least S,Oeo,- 900 pounds Of copper annually, which can be recovered at q cost of about t2 cents per pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-Late to- night no word had reached the navy Department to confirm the reported -cliision between the battlezhip Georgia, and another battlesnip of the Atlantic fleet.
 Secretary NeWberry stated the mains Of communication are such that the department surely would have been advised 1T such mishar lad occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
OREGON GOVERNORS VIEWS

SALEM, Ore. Feb. 10.-Geo. F. Chamberlain. governor of oregon. United States SgEator-elect, while op- posed to Asiatic immigration, cousid- CTS anti-Japancse agitation ill-adYised.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

1.ss-Fiorida ceded to England by the treaty Of Paris.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

1s67-IndiaDs. under Pocanoket, at- tackled Lancaster, Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
C0NCRESSMEN ON
 THE BALL DIAMOND
Democrats Defeated Republicans in Amusing COnte fl at aShingtOn City Yesterd:. -ScOre 26 l." l6.

mearst News Special to the Gral.hic3
 Washington. July 16.- Democratic Congressmen today defeated the Re publicans in baseball game, 26 to 16. The Democrats made 23 hits and errors, and the Republicans 20 hits and g errors. Misplays might have been more often, but players side stepped hard ones and could not reach long ones. Those who attend ed laughed so hard that they were as tired at the end as the players.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
Just received a new ship. ment of all kinds of Garden and field seeds; plenty of stock peas. Mccain Gro, cery Company.

Do you want nice, ornamental front yard fence? We have it at II aud L. cents per foot Also heavy poultry fence for the garden at 45c per rod and up. Diamond and square mesh field fence, 2oc per rod and up, at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 Judge F. J. Kerwin, of Pine Bluff. is in the city today and called at the various statehouse departments this morning. Judge Kerwin was a leading figure in the deliberations of the house of representatives during the last session, being appointed to succeed Representative Tucker, who had resigned. He states that he has not decided yet whether or not he will ask his county to return him to the legislature next session Lit tie Rock Democrat
 1 ManZan k good for any kind 0f Piles. It stops inflammation, creates < normal circulation, thus reducing the Piles. and heals the parts affected.
 
 ManZan may he conveniently and eas- 'r applied. as the tube in which it is put up has a small, patent nozzle at tached. Sold by Dr. MeCammon .S Son, 3l6 Main street.
 Carl Ware, the fast second base man, who recently returned to his home in this city when the Arkansas State League went to the four winds" has been made an offer by Manager Mike Finn, of the Little Rock Southern League team. Ware has sent his terms to Finn and will probably be accepted. He is one oi tn best of the younger hall tosserS i'll the minor league, and was recent. ly recommended to Finn by formel local manager, Harry Berry of tn, recently defunct State League Ho Springs club
 The. surest and easiest way to cur, q cough or cold is by gently and free ly moving the bowels. Bees Laxatiy, Cough Syrup is pleasant, stops tn coughing and quickly relieves the colo by allaying congestion and by pleas antly and promptly moving the bow els. Sold by Dr McCammon & Son 3t6 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
New mackerel, Potomac roe herring, white fish and cod fish just received, Nc Gain Grocery Company.

The Lloyd baseball team left Ef'- gerday afternoon to play the crack Stuttgart nine at Stuttgart Hf Stuttgart team is fast and haa won all previous games, defcatln& me Yloyas, on a former trip, but tn" boys hope to get revenge today.
 Now is the time to buy a Refris- orator, Water Cooler. Ice Cream Freezer or anything in that line. You can get bargain during our removal sale. Fox Bros. Hardware Co. tl'A- fail Dept3 7-G-1m -Thc Pine BluiI' Gun Club held it4 weekly shoot at the Club grounds yesterday. and out of q possible fifty birds, the following scores were made: Kilroy, 37; Speers, II; Tru- lock. 90. Lloyd. 43, Ghaffec. 36; Langford, 339; Handley. II, and Men ton. out of a possible 20, killed %. Save Money~-I.et me do your screening before it's too lote Mat cresses made, furniture upholstered and all sorts of household work ut reasonable prices.
 J. o. BREWER. Old Phone l292 1914 W. 9th Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

band, D. Henry Duncan. who was shot by John W. Day at Clio on March 22nd.
 Brad Holcombe, conductor on the Iron Mountain, is in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. Rama Holcombe. on West Fifth avenue. He and his mother and Master Orto Mitchell will leave shortly for Asheville, x. C., where they will visit Mrs. Charles T. Hearin and family. They will then go to Washington City for seg- era weeks stay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
BOAT RIDE AND DANCE
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT

A moonlight boat excursion and dance will be given on steamer A. D. Allen Wednesday evening, July 21, by the St Joseph's Parish, under the auspices of the Knights of Co., nlmbus and for the benefit of the Orphans Home Boat will leave local landing at s o'clock sharp. No objectionable persons will be per mitted aboard. Come and have good time and at the same time help q worthy cause. 7-16-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
Just received a shipment of fine Tennessee country cured hams and side meat. Mccain Grocery Company.

Let the Pine riufr Moving and Storage Co., move and store your household goods. Up-to-date padded moving vans. Under exclusive man agement of white men. We make specially of packing household goods sor shipment. Office Union Station Both phones 61. 4-2S If
 Chief of Police A. ]. Stewart has been very busy, and even forced to walk about beat because ol the sickness of several patrolmen. Those sick now are City Detective Ed Stan ley and Patrolmen John Minor and James Reidinger. Patrolman Warren Williams, who has been sick, is again @n duty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
[ + 1. + 1. + + + + + + + 4 f + + +

The weathr man says it will he partly cloudy today
 Mrs T. B. Lyle is conVaie%lh" after a recent illness,
 KatZenstein's Shoe sale closes Sal nrday night. July l7. '-lo-t
 Did you get your share oi Shoe Bar gains! If not, you will have |" hurry. KatZenStcin's Shoe sale closes Satur- clay night. July l7. '-io--'
 -There are others, but none t3 compare with Malthoid Roofing. Ea5 Yer apnljcd, will last longer and looks better 2-ply will last 10 years. Cleveland Matthews IIdw. Co. sole agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasssss sssss sss of N3Azzzzw

Last call for Herrick Refrigera- tors. Just received the last ship ment for this season, and can supply your wants in all finishes, plain CT enamel, from $14 to S6o. See us if you want something good. Cleve- land Matthews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
ARKANSAS RIVER
 IS GOING HIGHER
Arkansas Rising at Ft. Smith and Dardanelle and Will Deepen Here Within Next 4> Hours.

The Arkansas river is to go two or three feet higher within the next is hours if the forecast of the wealth er bureau is fulfilled The river is rising at Dardanelle and at Fort Smith and Tulsa. The Neosho river a tributary of the Arkansas in Kan sas, is rising slightly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

Mrs R. S. Culberhouse had the misfortune to suffer a fall yesterday at her home, which resulted in the dslocation of one shoulder. The in jury is quite serious as we'll as pain -Jonesboro News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

Stacy Adams and Hanan $5.OO, $5.5O and SG.O0 Tan Oxfords, $3.95; the same in black, $4.35. katzenstein's sale closes Saturday night. July E.
 7-16-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

Two more days of Shoe Bargains. katzenstein'> Shoe sale closes Sat urd,y night. July r.. 7-1G-2t Phone us anu We will call for vour checks and deliver your baggage Pine Bluff Baggage Co. Both phones Nh G1 4-2S If FREEZE UP ON MAIN STREET In Brasher's Fountain. Temperature went down to 2s. Good place for q cool drink these hot days 7-1O-6t
 Ladies' s3.30 and $i.O0 Pumps and Oxfords in tan, $2.95; the same in black or patent leather, S3.l3. Sale closes Saturday night Jul. H.
 7-l6-2t
 Yon will serve vonr own interest hest by buying all Hardware from HIS during our removal sale. Fox Pros. Hardware Co. fRetaiI Dept)
 7-6-1m
 Ne sell the old reliable Stndebaker bn&gv Few as good, none better. Como let us show you what we have and how cheap they are, too. D. A. Caldwell II
 The Bank of Nltheiner has flied if. scmi-Hnnual statement Wth Coui- tx Clerk Shelby. It shows deposits aggregating $S2.50o and resources and lablitie, to be $i23 10.
 We have contracts "th both rail roads giving us exclusive rGht to SO licit baggage on trains aud at Union station. Both Phones 6l.-Pine Bluff 2a.gast Co. 4-2Stt --If you would call at Our buggy house you would be surprised how cheap you can buy any style buggy yoa would fancy, and We have all styles to sell from D. A. Caldwell if Il. b. l.inZN, of Lincoln county, and Miss .ela IIankins. of Randall, Cleveland county, secured a marriage license at the office of County Clerk J. il, She Thy in this city yesterday.
 Get a Gasoline Range or Oil Stove to use during the heated term. We will save you money on either while they last. Fox Bros. Hardware Co. Retail Dept) 7-6-1m
 For rent, three nicely furnished rooms, with modern conveniences, convenient to four boarding houses. Apply at ooo West Fifth avenue 2-25tf
 Have few rare bargains in sec ond hand Duggies. wagons and sur reys. also all kinds of new buggieS, spring waoons, harness. etc. D. A. Caldwell. If
 The court house commissioners, Messrs Donham. Shaw and Nixon, have accepted the plans for the build ing, by Architect R. H. Ferguson. of Pine Bluff, and the same have been approved by the county court. Advertisements for bids will begin the 22nd of this month and active work will begin about the midle oi August. Headlight.
 Detroit Vapor Stoves are the on- ly ones in which you can use for fuel coil oil alcohol or gasoline with out generating They are always ready. No oders and absolutely safe See them at Cleveland Matthews Hdw.~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

See J. D. Milner, corner Pine and Barraque, for bargains in real es- tate. Old phone 450 or 250. 6-1-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s OF

NOTICE.
 1 have bought half interest in the Fuller Grocery Company. I will not be responsible for any outstanding debts, of the company prior to this date nor collect any back accounts. 1-15-6t J. c. DlTTERLlNE.
 SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE.
 If y,'u miss your paper you are re- qrested to notify the Graphic office, both phones. during the week. not later than 10 o'clock a. m. and paper will be sent you by special carrier.
 ROY B. SMITH,
 Circulation Manager. Tine only moving, baggage and storage company in Pine Bluff owned and operated exclusively by white peosie. Pine Bluff Moving, Baggage and Storage Company. Both phones s1 4-2S If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-17

know good bicycle when they see it. The fact that so many fine riders use our wheels is pretty good eVi- dence that they are all right. Drop i'll and look them over If you can name single good poin, that is lacking you bave sharper eye than the ,sfsy- crest bicycl;sts we know,
 NOTICE.
 Special sale on wheels for ten days only 15 or 20 last year models. Regular $25.00 and $35.00 wheels, slightly shop worn only, going at from 5000 to S15.0o and $500. First come first served. Get in and get first choice.
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| BETt ANY / /: : :HU ! / !. Rcs / q &

Six miles mort Invest of Devils Lake.
As. Olsen, past
so D Sunday school ID. II. Bow
man. superinte end ~.
s: so d. "a. sermon the pastor,
|,A cordial inyitatio ION IL tended to
friends living III this nei orhood to g
attend all services.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24

D ,.r.a-f 80 ~ 4 - "A. -, ss.Ss l !!
Organ Prelude ----- Miss Hoghaug
Song No. 71-"Joy to the World
---------------- -, Sunday. School
Prayer and Scripture Reading
/. Pastor
Recitation 'eW elcome to the Happy
Morn ------------- -. Gladis Dtehkal
Recitation -'sVelk komnnen til Festen
''~. 49, T.. g Matilda Olsen
Solo Come and Hear the Good Old ID
Story, ------------- Alvilda Bekken
Recitation-"A Little Christmas Se-;
/ cret" --------------L Louise FToelick
Recitation Hvor ers Ole Gutten
Z. Marvin Rusted, Oscar Skorda1l,
IT.. Magne Bekken ". ;. ~ -. *S ss5s$5 :$2
Exercises a II. Miss Brende's Glass
Recitation Christmas - -- .: -. z1$ 81
% ~ ~, I. = <. -. : Constan FoHise
( Recitation THE New Born King Il
e $i. u ,.-... : : ."s... : S.z Leonard Stsnset
Song -. :. = The Mems Choir
| Recitati what. shall Give My f
s:# Lord?" Wilbur Bethke,
Recitation -'tThe Coming Of Christ Il
,. mas. --------- Harold Stenset
Recitation -"Jul''' = = !. - - Maynard Jordal
Lighting Of 1.-The Tree, Remarks by the
Pastor, Collie ection. e.a'iss
Y Song Terry, Merry thinning
Bells s. Y I 4 Sunday School
Recitation e Christmas Time Il Full
s,4 OF joy. = = =: y. Ernest Bethke
Recitation-.Gi Civ It'd -.
$S.. y - : -. ..:: - Magne Bekken
Song No. rs Silent Night -. !,
~ T., -, -. Sunday School
#Recitatio Christmas; Prayer 49,
=. !. Eldrice Nelson
$Song-"He Came in Glory $780, !;
a -, -. = By Ten Girls
Recitatio Why. Did He Gomez"
Lillian Connor and Nettie skordall
fsSolo + - - 8 -. : ! :, Miss Hoghaug
Recitation !" Christmas Bells" -: go y
- -. - =. =. Wilford Dougherty
Song > -. ~ s. ~ y ! = 4 Mems Choir
Recitatio g Christmas Time" ----- ! 1
,:9 3s%Si- /. = Bertha Gram
Trio selected Mrs. Ole Serumgard,
Miss i. Berger, and Mr.. Anderson
Recitation S Ills the Merry Christ h
4 81 mas -:-: Palma Bekken
Recitation A Carol for Christ Il
mas, .. e - Alvida Bekken
/ 1Recitati ion lille the Christmas I.
Trees are Ladened' g -: n \;
y . . = -... Y Y u . Hilda Matson
Closing song .:y1 on sidstey Folks /:
Song IS .s-.;..- &. --- Sunday Schoo
Benedic ction. "
.ss WEST SIDE. 1t
The west side Sabbath School viii
have their program and Christmas
4 tree Saturday evening Dec. IS. s
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. S
This Friday evening at Z: 80, tht
4 Christmas exercises of B the Sabbath
III school 81 w estminster Presbyt
church will be held II the church a
aIwhich time the following viii be Sthl''
prog 5s=.3 s
Song by cshool t|$
PRAYER Rev. ts Bailey $5
II Reading Of sscrip pture. .S 4;
4 Song by school. ~ 5ss5
Welcome Gby Dorothy serumga
The story Tell You Today Oc
tana Blaisde
Only 4 Fair Young Mother Lucin tsI11
da Gushma ~
Song Urinary class.
Where Chris istnnas Angels Sing. q.
True elaine Brainard
Edna rawfford, Carol Reid
sChistmas Bells ala Pillstro,lnlf
SONG, ould You Like AGerrr
Christina nsst Bailey e;urti
III IBrainard.
Christmas star Esther Brainard.
Glad Christi ildred VIII
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" 49, = q f
ford. -
\ Instrumental Solo, Christmas Night
Hazel Hopkins. -
\ Irvine the Holly"-Grace Bell Ser
umgard =
B Song by School. "s ~ -. -
Offerinng .,'' - DE-. -
+ i "A Wee Little Boy"-Russell Miller.
I christmas Long Time Coming
Clifford Andrew. 4 ''
Our Gifts"-six little girls.
{ Open Door-Hope Wallace.
Song, Peaceful Night"-Miss Con-
nolly's Glass. ~
!. Observation-Disclosures Godward.
"Adnation"-Pearl Hagen.
my New Diary''-Walter Whitford.
T. Duet-Mrs. Blonde, Mrs. Romig.
! "The Dearest Gift"-Four Boys.
= A Glad little girl-Mildred Whitford.
{ Recitation-Adan Mann.
/. Song-Four Little Girls.
{ Recitatioh-Ruth Hines, Doris.
I "The Shepherds" Little Girls.
A Dialogue-Mrs. Hopkins Glass.
A Instrumental Solo, Hustle the Sea
sons, Morris Stoltze.
+ Recitation-Katherine- Mcintyre.
"He Comes" Esther Lasham.
Songs, Merry Christmas Bells,
|"Peace on Earth"-Miss Sawyer's
Glass. --..,
|: Christmas Night-Merinda Good
lman. :..-a
{ Song-Russell Miller.
E observation-disclosures Serumgard.
Maybe You Don't Know"-Dorii
lPillsbury. ~
Il Song by School.
f Garland Drill-Twelve Girls.
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Will BE OBSERVED I'm THE$vARI.
i. # GUS cHURc cHEs AS 5WELLAs. &
N. II NTfiE HOMES. SS +: 4. !.
EXCELLENT PRo oGRAMs Will BE
Sz GIVEN AT" THE CHURCHES


Christmas will be observed in Dew
rs Lake very generally. The churches
will each have appropriate exercises
Ct which programs by the children
make up q goodly part. Besides the
exercises in the churches many Christ
! mas parties are planned, there will be
matinee in the opera house as well
as q good performance IN the evening,
and In all It will be a merry Christmas
for our people. Most Of Che business
houses will be closed on Saturday $in
order that all may enjoy to the fullest
the eday f 5,s, 8 :i ,;.=s: 4
I Following are the programs that will
\ be- given at the various churches as
near as we are able to get them:
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CHILD TAKES
!. POISON TUES.
z
WllMOTT TAKES GUAM
TlTY OF. POISON AND DEATH
:, 3 -. ..,....- FOLLOWS.

{ A sad accident occurred in this city
Tuesday which. caused she death Of
Howard Joseph. Wilmott,s son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. j. Wilmott, of: this city.
The little FELLOW, aged sone year and
eight months, went into the room
where one Of the older. children was
sick, and got bottle Of medicine that
was left in the room, and drank a
quantity of it. He was taken violent
" i'll and soon became unconscious.
a physician was summoned and did
all In his power to save the little one
| but his efforts were unavafling and the
little life passed to its Maker at 1880
Wednesday morning.
Funeral services will be held today
at 1890 from st. Joseph's church. I, +. :
!, IN their sad bereavement the fam
lily have the heartfelt sympathy Of the
entire community. - VI. &S,-' s,'::lsgs
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i.
!. |.REAPPOINTED.
WILL SUCCEED HIMSELF AS RE-
CEiVER OF THE LAND OFFICE
@ AT THIS PLACE.

Telegraphic dispatches announce
that F. w. Cockburn, who has recent
ly completed term as receiver of the
government land Office at this place
has been re-appointed. This is wei
come news to Mr.. Cockburn's many
friends and is mark of appreciation
of the excellent services which Mr..
Cockburn has given in his capacity as
receiver.
During his incumbency Of the Office
he has thoroughly familiarized him
self with the land laws and rulings Of
the department, and there is probably
not a man in the state who is better
posted In these matters than is Mr..
Cockburn.
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s.sT.l.. JosEPH,s CHURCH,

,9 Christmas. will be observed at st,
.Joseph's Catholic church Christmas
day, Saturday. The program Of the
days. exercises will be as follows ::.#$ \
High mass at 500 a. m. h. ;i. 81.
Second mass at $500 a. m 9s5 "a! =tsts :ss5s5
High mass at 1o:ao a.. n. NJ II ;54$ N s:s,,5gs
q There will be a Christmas tree for
the little folks in the basement par;
lor at 300 p. m. Saturday. =: 5s3s y i /
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Z. o. q .ti,g.t5 ~ az & t.4.,., t.'4.-,
WEST SIDE,

| The West side Sabbath School will
have their rograns and Christmas.
| tree Saturday evening Dec. 25. 5.Eit is:
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+ BETHANY CHAPEL.

hi SAt Bethany church six miles north
west Of the city. plans are on foot to
make Christmas day an occasion for
community gathering in the church.
!: Each family win bring q certain
amount Of goods things to eat; the
ladies will prepare the dinner and 'ev-
erybody win Sit down att5 the same
time. Those who have ever enjoyed
[ q feast at Bethany know It will be g
royal time for the inner man. Ate ftteFr
dinner such exercises. will take place lace
as usually SO to make up happy
Christmas gathering b .s.5 MI r. Z, z.z
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for a time in New York, when he came
west. For the past eleven months he
has been connected with some Of the
best theatres in Minneapolis, as musi-
cal director, and has excellent recon-
mendations from his former employers
in that city. -
He will be the pianist at the Grand
in the future, and his familiarity
with the class Of work which he has
to do, will~make him valuable acqui'
sition to the opera house staff.
He is man vithsa congenial, pleas
ing disposition and is sure to make
trends with those with whom he comes
! in contact. Mrs. Keil is at present
connected with one of the theatres II
! Minneapolis, but will probably come
to this city is the near future.
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acHuRcH "a, ,I,;is soFSTHE ADVENT. 1, sE Nj .

Il The Sunday School Of the Church
Of the Advent viii hold their usual
Christmas Eve services this afternoon
at .4:15.. a, beautiful and impressive
liturgy will be j; followed, In which
Christmas cards will be a prominent
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-24
CIR SI1V|AS IN
DEVIL AXE

Rec.----.sM Merry Christmas"
/ s Monroe Kirk
Rec. x Jesus and the Wise Men, -. ,, !: :
+; Neutrality-suspicious. i.: Lillian Connor
Song Snow Flakes" 80. - :. :. ~ y
s.----------.- -.;-:-:- Primary class
Rec.1tsnow Flakes -. -. y = q: =, Ii i
.% -------- George and Lucille Ladd
Rec Under the Stars''4 + - - :. : .s s
is = =. Alice Nelson
You're q Tired Girlie"' 80. y
49, 80. Lucille. Ohnstad
Rec. I'M Mollie's Stocking r. -
= -. =: - Frances Ohnstad
Rec; Jack and Jill''--.: !! -. = - :
=. Floyd and Florence Richmond
Anthem --.- :. - - Choir
Rec. Christmas JOY Bells i = =
80 : =. -: Nettie Skurdahl
Rec aJes' Afore Christmas - - 5
s 50. = . y. 80 I. =: -s ~ Willie Henley
Song ~ -. = -. 80 Primary Class
Rec. &C Christmas.T Tide =: Earl Henley
, ,
Links Of Brotherhood - Five Boys
Duet ;-- Alvilda Bekken. Helen Miller
'Rec.-"The Real Question" -a------- -. =
t. : = :: ! =. = - ! = Elsie Henley
Rec.-""The. Christ Child" -------- -:
Z -. : : =. ----- !; -. Harriet 4Duell
Rec. = Hazel Wolfe
IPno dan A1arocc fn Capfo,s
| d, =; = - Mae Sneesby
shepherds Song =: ~ : -. School
Acrostic . g. , - y :. Eight Children
Rec. -. -. ..:.5. - Ruth Sheldon
Rec. : 4 =: - Harry Como,
Rec. :. !. :. Jessie Henley
Rec: t.star Of Bethlehem" /. : : &c. e
}s,;$.. s -- = : ss- RI Viola Hanser
+ Drill. ------- =! : = NINE Salrl
| 4 Christmas Tree, Santa Claus, and
the Christina Shower. NE 55sss I &.
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new P| |ANIST
AT GRAND
- M M Al ~ IA EAEH
PROF. A. w. KEEL PIANIST AT, THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Prof. A. w. Keil arrived in Devils
Lake from Minneapolis Tuesday and
has commenced his duties as pianist
at the Grand Opera house. Mr.. Keil is
native Of Denmark and has been in
the profession for fourteen years. For
a number Of years he was on the road
with theatrical companies in Denmark,
and then came to America, remaining