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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
OTTUMWA NOTES.

The dedication of the new pipe
organ recently purchased by Dr.
Reid for his membership was Mon
day evening. The choir members
will pay the balance due on the or
gan. A real treat was furnished all
music lovers in the nature of re-
cital dedication. The following pro-
gram was rendered.:
Doxology, prayer, Dedicatorial ad'
dress, Rev. J. Cornelius Reid pas
tor; instrumental selection, Mrs. DR.
Slaught, conservatory graduate
and Miss Holt, teacher in the con.
servatory of music of this city, ar
expert pipe organist, vocal solos, BY
Mrs. E. Anderson and Miss Maude
Lewis; addresses by Hon. Geo. e
Taylor and Mrs. Helena Downey
paper on the organ, Miss Anna Mey'
ers. The organ is of superb tone
and case beautiful oak finish. 1t II
credit to the colored churches OF
Ottumwa and proves that our peo
pie are progressive and up to date
Master Mckinley Weeks has re
turned from weeks visit with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford ir
Oskaloosa
Mrs. Edward King is very i'll al
this writing.
Mr.. Reginald Clarke and Mr.. Os
car Thompson left last week for al
indefinite stay in Peoria, Ill.
Miss Ruby Rabb of Savannah
Georgia, is the guest of Mrs. Har
ry Owens.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey, Mrs. Francis
Hicks and Mrs. Cecilia Osborne ar,
confined to their respective homes
on account of illness.
Mr.. Richard Brown of Kokomo
Ind:, Frof. Hicks and Atty. Spear
Of Buxton, are the guests of Rev
and Mrs. Lewis.
Miss Coleman of Kansas City, Mo.
is visiting her sister Mrs. j. G
Reid.
Mrs. Harry Owens has returne,
from Louisville, Kentucky, wher
she attended the Federation of Wo
mems clubs and visited her sister.
Mrs. Owens also visited friends il
Chicago.
Miss Marguerite Gardnes has re
turned from a few days visit witt
Mrs. Clara Blagburn in Des Moines
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
ROOSEVELT IN THE WEST.

Without doubt Ex-President Theo-
dore Roosevelt is the greatest living
man of this age in the civilized world.
He is more sought after, more admired
by the masses of people then any ruler;
has Just started out on 5000 mile tour
Of the west. passing through Iowa To-
day, and while there is nothing in per.
ticular to arouse the enthusiasm Of the
American people as in the heat OF 9
contending election, yet thousands are
flocking to the depot at each station
where his train stops to see Colonel the
Rough Rider, who believes in square
deal to all men AL men up and no men
down. Open the door of opportunity
to every creature. We in the great
middle west ould like to see MN
again the republican standard bearer
for president for 1912. If not the
mighty Teddy, then the intrepid Albert
B. Cummins, the gallent son from
Iowa.
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ALBA NEWS.

r u Fl y b = ~ J {.
Mrs. Lon Morris of Fairfield, IS
visiting at the parental H. Harris,
home and contemplates moving to
Abba in the near future.
Lawyer Spears of Buxton was in
Abba Sunday.
Mr.. Ross Johnson. who has been
working at the C. B. and Q. round
house moved to Flagly to do the
same kind Of work this week.
Lawyer Richmond, president of
Abba National bank, spoke at tie
A. NJ E. church on Sunday even
ing. !,
Mr.. Udell Lewis OF Oskaloosa, am
Des Moines is visiting at the par
entail home over Sunday. HI
Mr., and Mrs. Roy GTayson and
baby were over sunday visitors II
Abba.
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EDITORS OBSERVATIONS.

Burlington in political parlance.
is the heart Of the reservation OF
standpatism, is fast becoming pro-
gressive, and friends Of the progress
sive cause are optimistic for this
district. We found here about the
usual condition respecting our race.
About 900 dwell here. Mr.. Peter
King. one OF the Oldest and most
highly respected Is still working In
private service for one OF Burling-
tons millionaires. He also runs an
express wagon. The A. M. F..
church seems to be taken on new
movement under Rev. Thomas. who
has purchased some adjoining prop
erty and is, remodeling 1t. making
a living apartment on the second
floor, and business rooms on the
first floor. Rev. Thomas is super
vising and doing a great part of the
work himself; in the rear Of tha
building he expects to have bath.
rooms and gymnasium for the Young
people. Mr.. and Mrs. John Trent
have rented the beautiful Fate Mar
tin fiat, sos Washington, they are
keeping roomers. Mrs. A. A. Lamb
is living at the same place, keeping
roomers. Mr. Aaron Hughes is still
working at the same place, as is
Mr.. A. Mcdowell, another good,
honest citizen. Mr.. Matt. Ross has
a beautiful home out on Foster
street. Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Pleasant
have recently purchased new home
at 301 s. Ninth street. Also Mr..
Henry Irwin has new 5-room mod
ern cottage. Mr. James Ray is do
ing nicely. He is faithful coach
| man. One of the most interesting
and steady young men is ]. p. John
son, who is still working for the
Continued on page column l.
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BURLINGTON.

Mrs. l.. savington OF Kansas City,
Mo-, has been the guest of Mrs. L..
Washington and Mrs. J. E. Pohnson
the past week. Mrs. Sayington was
formerly Miss l.. Carson of Wap-
pello, and is another Iowa girl who
has made good in the west, beside
being an excellent musician, she Is
conducting an up-to-Aate millinery
store in X. c.
Mr.. Roscoe Jones of OBkalo0sa
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Badgett.
Miss Bessie Earle Of Quincy, ILL.,,
Is in the city the gueat lof her par
ents,@ Mr: and Mrs. J. Earife.
Mr.. j. Earle, who has been sur
fering with a dislocated shoulder,
is improving nicely. Mr.. Earle
was q victim of runaway last
week.
Miss Ester Brown entertained
with a pink tea last Saturday, COM
plimentary to Edward and Tavern
Martin of Dubuque, Iowa.
A party of friends gathered at the
residence Of Mrs. J. E. johnson on
last Wednesday and enjoyed the ev-
en1ng IN playing WHIST.
Mrs. l.. Savington of Kansas City,
was the guest of honor. She gave
several selections on the piano. Mrs.
Savington possesses very extra
ordinary soprano voice.
One OF the most delightful events
Of the season" was the party given IN
honor of Mrs. L. Savington Of Kan
sas City. last week at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Badgett. An ex-
cellent luncheon was served, cards
and dancing was the pleasure of the
evening. Out of town guests were
r. Jones of Oskaloosa, Edward and
Tavern Martin of Dubuque.
Mrs. James Brooks has returnel
from very pleasant visit with Nj.
and Mrs. L. Martin Of Chicago.
Mr.. Trent Of ST. Joseph, Mo-, vis-
tied with his son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Trent OF Washington
street.
Mr.. H. Frizier left for Peoria laEi
week, where he will move his fam
lily in the near future.
Miss Stella Bra1den Of Cameron
Mo-. is visiting with her sister, Mrs
A. Pleasant.
The Misses Baker OF st. Louis
Mo-, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
B. Wheeler.
Mrs. Jordan Earle has returned
from very pleasant visit in Quincy
ILL.,, with her son, Mr.. John Earlie
The Goldei Gate club entertained
the Independent improvement clus
Tuesday at the residence Of Mrs. A
Pleasant.
Mrs. L. Washington entertained
with a breakfast, complimentary x
Mrs. Savington Of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Badgett, Mr.. f
Graham very royalty entertainet
with a picnic In honor of Mrs. Sav
ington of Kansas City. Being a par
ty Of thirteen, there were accident
to arouse superstition. Mrs. /
Washington is suffering with
mashed foot and Mrs. J. E. johnson
with bruised ankle, yet a bette
time could not have been enjoyed
and it will long be remembered.
The Misses Anna and Jennie Har
per Of TT. Madison, were the guest
of Mrs. J. E. Johnson Tuesday.
! Mrs. P. King is visiting in Milan
1 Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baker have move
! to Peoria.
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mer lives in Kansas City and has been
iot King after the parental home here
while her brother John sought fortune
in the west; having been successful he
returned here last week, meeting his
sister Grace, and paid the last dollar
on the place. They will make some
improvements on the place and have
their parents to return and spend their
declining years here. Oh for more sons
and daughters like these. While in the
city they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Hammitt.
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Mr. James Sims and wife Of Phila-
delphia,. Pa, arrived in our city to
make their future home. Mr.. Sims is
the son Of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Sims,
pastor Of Union Congregational church.
Mr.. Sims is an undertaken and embal-
mer, also q pharmacy clerk. We vel
come such well equipped young people
to our growing city.
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II. Clark, Keosauqua. and Rev. g. w.
Smith, s. Omaha, Neb.
S--Sermon by Rev s. Bates, Dcs
Moines, Ia,
Offering.
The Parting Hand and b nediction.
Services at other churches arranged by
the local committee.
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IOWA STATE FAIR.

We are now entering upon the sea-
soD when the county, district, circuit
and state fairs are beginning, as the
chautauqua season is drawing 70 q
close. In fact some states have. ike IKE
Iowa. done away with the county ana
Al strict fairs and have substituted
chautauquas and reunions instead
iowa and Illinois hold to the latter,
while Missouri and Kansas hold to the
fairs However nest all the states
hold state fairs Iowa State falr WI WI
,ne,, / t!ay aud continue until Septe n
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26
EDITOR THOMPSON HoNoRED

The Des Moines city commissioners
selected John l.. Thompson to 60 to
Lexington, KY, to present the Des
Moines Commission Plan of city gov
ernment as it is in our city to the color
ed citizens of Lexington, September 5.
He has accepted and will leave about
September End, going via Chicago, In
dianapolis and Cincinnati. Mr.. Thomp-
son is one of the ablest and most wide
" known public man in the mid lie west
The publicity committee and the color
ed citizens are making arrangements
for a very large meeting on that day.
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WOODsON HONORED.

Governor B. F. Carroll has selected
Hon. George H. Woodson of Buxton as
one of the delegates from Iowa to the
American Miners Congress, which
meets in Los Angeles. CAL, September
26th. He is the only colored man thus
selected which is sent from Iowa. We
congratulate MIR. Woodson and compH
ment Gov. Carroll on the selection;
for Mr.. Woodson is one of the best
known race men in Iowa and the West.
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The debate on the woman suffrage
question at the Union Congregational
church last week largely attended and
and much interest shown by the public
and debaters. The ladies won their
side Of the debate Mrs. ]. T. Sims
had charge Of this entertainment and it
was q success
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26

DR.. A. j. Booker spent q few days
ID Kansas City, Mo-, visiting with his
wife and recuperating, as he has been
ai!ing for few days. He returned
home yesterday feeling better and
much enthused over the opportunities
in the two Kansas Cities for the pro-
fesssonal man.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26

The program for the NJ. G. 7. is as
follows: Quotations from noted wo-
men; art exhibits at state fair, Miss
Marie Bell; some women and their de-
partments at the state fair, Mrs. J. B.
Rush. Discussion Of papers led by
Miss Bessie Mason.
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race. It is sure to be the one great
race of the year. On the following
Tuesday at Des Moines. Minor Heir
will make an effort to lower the
worlds unpaced record on a half
mile track. On Friday the great
event will be the team race between
Hedgewood Boy and Lady Maud
against Minor Heir and George Gano.
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ber End. From the program and the
prizes offered to the exhibitors it will
be one Of the best and largest in the
history of the Association. We urge
all who have desire to attend to come
at once for it will be well worth your
time and cost of attending.
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The concert given by the infant Sun
day School class Of Union S. S., under
che supervision of the teacher, Miss
Marie Bell, last Tuesday evening was
was well attended by the young people,
considering the extreme hot weather.
It was a great sight to see this large
class Of more than twenty-five little
tots entertain.
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Mr.. Geo. H. Hudson of Chicago, who
formerly lived here, is spending few
day while on his vacation visiting old
Des Meines friends. He made q
pleasant call at the Bystander Office
and paid up his subscription dues.
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THE GREAT PACING RACE.

( The great racing event Of the state
fair will be the contest between the
four greatest PAGERS in the world.
On Saturday, Aug. 27, the starter
will for the first time give the word
10 Hedgewood Boy, Minor Heir,
l,eorge Gano and Lady Maud in one
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Miss Laura Hockady returned to her
home in Kirksville, Mo-, last week
after spending several day in the city
with her sister, Miss Jane.
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The N. c. T. club gave lawn social
last Wednesday at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Jones on Fourteenth
Place. A very nice time reported.
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GREAT FOREIGN MISSION RALLY
Afternoon Session.

SAAsCAAOOA G0cOAVkAs
$50 to S-Foreign Mission Prayer Ser
vice led by Rev. D. Phelps, Lincola,
Neb.
to 4--Talks on the Foreign field:
Responsibility of Negro Baptists to
tho Redemption of Africa Rev. W.,
F. Bolts, Omaha. Neb.
political and Social Condition Of
the African Natives, Rev. j. G.
Reid, d. D., Ottumwa, Ia
Religious and Moral Conditions Of
the African Natives. Rev. G.. w.
Wright, d. D., Omaha, Mob.
Review of the work of Rev. d. n.
Murff, formerly moderator Of this
Association, at Cape Town, South
Africa, apd appeal for Foreign Mis-.
sion offeIing.-Rev. T. l.. Griffith.
Benediction.
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Tuesday Sept. sth.--Morning Session.

Tuesday Sept. 6th.--Morning Session.
9 to 1o--Devotional exercises.
10 to l0;30-Appointment Of Com
mittees.
l0:3O to ll-Reports Of Secretary and
Treasurer.
II to l1:30--President's Annual Ad-
dress.
1880 to l2:30--Reports Of Commit
tees, Election Of Officers. Adjourn
ment.
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Mrs. Margeret Mason-L Lowery Of In
stitute, w. Va, arrived in our city last
Sunday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Mason, COL Twenty-thlrd
street. She made a pleasant call at
the Bystander office and speaks very
enthusiastically about the development
Of our race in West Virginia. She IS a
teacher in the Institute.
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l:30 to devotional exercises led BY
Rev. Grant White, Carney.
. to 4--Reports Of Committees and
General Business.
4 to 5--Sermon by Rev, II. G. Boiling.
Centcrville.
5 to 5:l5--Offering and adjournment.
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Miss Pearl Hammitt left Thursday
evening for Moberly and other Missouri
cities to spend a few days with rela-
tives and friends.
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Mrs. G. H. Robinson and daughter of
Huntsville, Mo-. will arrive in our city
next week to visit the fair and re-enter
our public schools.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burrell of Omaha
arrived in our city this week to visit
his brother, !. G. Burrell and sister,
Mrs. w. DAVIS.
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.'For twenty years suffered from
sad case of granulated sore eYey. says
Martin Boyd of Henrietta, KY. In
February, 1903. agentleman esked me
o try Chamberlaid's S Salvc. ! bought
ne box and used ahout two thirds Of it
nd my eyes have rot given me any
rouble since. This salve is fcr sale
a9y all druggists III i5 s5
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Afternoon Session.

1880 to. 2--Devotionals.
2 to 2:30-Introductio Of visitors.
2:30 to 3-Paper--The Church and it's
obligations to the Missionary Circle,
Ottumwa.
3 to 3:30-The Religious value Of Sys.
tematic Methods. Mt. Pleasant.
$3.50 to 4-The Pastor q relation to the
Missionary Circle, Paper, Zion, Oma-
ha.
4-Sormon, G. G. Galloway, Keokuk, la.
Collection and Adjournment.
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Evening Session.

Evening Session.
1880 to 8-Devotional.
Solo, Mrs. Brown, Buxton, Iowa.
Welcome Address on behalf Of Mt.
Zion Missionary Circle. Mrs. M. G.
Oliver. 0 Behalf of the Mission
ary Societies Of the city. Mrs. Della
Lee, of Tabernacle Church. Response,
Mrs. G. Galloway.
Sermon by Rev. M. j. Burton, Keokuk,
Wednesday Sept. 1th.-Morning Session
$3.50 to 10--Devotionals.
10 to 10:30-Appointment of Com
mittees.
1890 to l1.--General Business.
11-Paper, PASTORS Relation to the
Missionary Circle
Corinthian Collection.
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Mr.. j. R. Erickson left on the oath
inst, for two or three week visit in
Minneapolis and st. Paul, Minn.
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PROGRAM OF THE IoWA.NE.
BRAsKA ASSOCIATION.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Buxton, Iowa
Rev. F. B. Woodland, Pastor. Sep.
tember 8, 8, 10, II, 1910.

Thursday, Sept. 8th.--Morning Session
Q to 9:30-Devotiona exercises con-
ducted by Rev. l.. Epperson.
$3.50 to 10:30-Addresses of welcome
and responses as follows: @
Welcome
On behalf of the city, Mr.. +. NJ. Bay.
sour, Supt. Con-, Coal Co. .u
On behalf of the Y. NJ. G. A., Mr.. L.
w. Tucker, Sec.
On behalf of the city churches, Rev.
d. f. Butler, d. D., Pastor A. M. E.
Church
On behalf of Mt. Zion Baptist church
Rev. F. B. "oodard, Pastor.
Response by Rev. j. c. Reid, Ottum-
wa, Iowa. -.
1880 to ll.--Report of Committee on
Enrolment.
IL to l2-Annual Sermon by Rev. G..
w. Wright, D. D., Omaha, Neb.; al
ternate, Rev.J.W. Evans, Fort Madi.
son, Iowa.
l2 to l2:15--Offering and adjournment.
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IN II. ] you have relatives or
friends visiting in the city or going 70
make visit. please inforrl us; we
solic.t all your local news.--Ed.)
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Afternoon Session.

Afternoon session.
1880 to devotional services led by
Rev. G. w. Jackson, Mt. Pleasant, la.
2 to 2:38--Annual address of the Mod
orator, Rev. s. Bates.
$3.50 to 2:50-Report Of the Executive
Board and Treasurer.
$3.50 to 3:10-Annual report of the
Missionary, Rev. NJ. J. Burton.
3:lO to 4--Electicn Of officers, and in
stallation.
4 to Moderator arranges Commit
tees and reports will be made of the
condition of the work in churches
by delegates from them. (Letters
from the churches win be turned
over to the committee on digest of
letters which will report to the as
sociation, and verbal reports will be
made by the messengers from the
churches.) The following will re-
port at this hour: Clinton; Daven-
port; Burlington; Fort Madison;
Seventh St., Keokuk; Union. Keokuk;
Mt. Pleasant, Keosauqua; Bloomfield.
s to 5:l5-Offering and adjournment.
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Jefferson Logan has charge of the
ianitors at the Administration building
at the Fair grounds.
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Afternoon Session

Afternoon Session
1880 to 2--Devotional exercises led by
Rev. M. Darlington, Ft. Dodge.
2 to 3--Concluding reports from church
es. .s.
Enterprise; Orlabor; Maple St., Des
Moines; Corinthian, Des Moines:
Scandia; Ft. Dodge; Council Bluffs;
Calvary, 8. Omaha; Mt. Moriah, Oma-
ha; Zion, Omaha; Lincoln.
3 to 4-The Women Is Hour.
Paper by Mrs. Helen Downey, OF
tumwa.
Paper by Mrs. T. L. Griffith, Des
Moines.
Paper by Miss Luella Williams, TT
Z Madison, Subject,
Solo, Mrs. w. A. Brown, Buxton.
4 to 4:15-Report Of the Western Con-
vention, Rev. s. Bates.
4:15 to 5:--General discussion of the
Western Educational Work as planned
by the Western Convention, led by
Rev., M. J. Burton.
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Evening Session.
1880 to S--Devotioaals led by Rev. w.
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Evening Session.

| Evening Session.
Is to 8:15-.ev0tionals.
8:15 to 8:3O--Rsports of Committees.
500 Sermon by Rev. Jas. Bowles, En-
terprise.
Offering.
Benediction.
to 5:15--O Offering and adjournment.
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PROGRAM OF THE WoMEN'S
HOME AND FOREIGN MISSION
CONVENTION.

Auxiliary Of The Iowa-Nebraska Bap-
tist Association. MT. Zion Bap-
tist Church, Buxton, Ia, Rev.
F. B. Woodland, Pastor. Sep
tember and Z, 1910.
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Mrs. Winson Coleman of Oskaloosa
is the guest Of Mrs E. l.. Green this
week.
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Friday Sept. 9th.--Morning Session.
8 to 9:30--Devotiona services led by
Rev.. O. B., Smith, Oskaloosa
$3.50 to l0-Reports from, ~. churches
continued:
Ottumwa; Centerville; Rutledge;
Mystic; Evans; Oskaloosa; Cricketts;
Hawkeye; Tabernacle, Buxton; Mt.
Zion, Buxton; Hiteman; Charlton;
Bedford; Clarinda; Marshalltown;
9oRax; Haylor. s-y..sts7'-.'-
II to 12--sermon by Rev. w. z. Thorn
as, Davenport, Ia.
12 to 12:l5-Offering and adjourn
ment.
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Evening Session.
) s to Adjournment Platform meeting.
Sunday Sept. 11th.--Morning Session
$3.50 to 11---Associationa Sunday

School.
ll--Preaching by Rev. I. T.. Griffith,
Des Moines.
Offerings and Benediction.
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Afternoon Session.

Afternoon session.
1870 70 2---Devotionals.
Q to 2:30-Paper. Women and Higher
Education. Clinton, Iowa.
2:3O to IA discussion by what meth.
cd can We bring about more Unit
| ed Sisterhood in the State. Opened
by Mt Moriah, Omaha, Neb.
Sermon, Rev. J. J. Adams, Council
Bluffs. Egs
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Evening Session.

Evening Session.
1880 to s-Devotional services led by
Rev. G. E. Sanders, Oralabor.
8-Educati, nal service, conducted by
Rev. w. D. Carter, D. D., field agent
Of Western College.
Educational Rally
Benediction. .
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The Antler's Inn

FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT !
Good meals for l5c and up.
Special atte4ion given to ylsl-
tors and strangers in our city.
SO4 w. Grand Ave.
j. w. Black, Prop. w. G. Taylor. MI
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-08-26

Mr.. l.. n. Brown, our Palmist, made
brief business trip to Chicago last
week.
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Saturday Sept. 10th-Morning Session.
9 to 9:30-Devotional services led by
Rev. J. J. Chappelle.
80 to 11--Repe is Of Committees and
General Business.
II to 12-Sermon by Rev. r, ?. Palmer
Keokuk.
12 to 1a:15-Offering and adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
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Evening Session.

evening 0eSH1Ou.
1880 to S-Devotional services led by
Rev. J. J. Adams, Council Bluffs, la
S-Sermon by Rev. w. F. Bolts, Omaha
Neb. Offering and Benediction.
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GranuIated Sore Eyes Cured,

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