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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
HELP W%ANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
America is simply
AUTOMOBILE CRAZY.
Automobue factories are tufning out
10000 new cars for 1910.
ana we are training men VI mechanical
AS CHAuFFEuRs' ATp REPAIR MEN.
TO MI the thousands Of positions
created BY this enormous pro-
ductton OF new cars.
You can learn at
home through our
PRACTICAL AUTO MAIL COURSE,
OF you can attend the oldest and most re-
liable engineering school u all.
TINE is MONEY, so WRITE NOW
TOT our easy payment, liberal and practical
auto educational offer, to the
AUTOMOBILES SCHOOL OF AMERICA.
CHICAGO, ILL.,
-WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Scholarship includes
tools, demonstrations examinations, diplo-
mas. wages Saturdays. Position waiting
Moler graduates. Just in time to begin.
Term completes at busiest season for
BARRIERS. Cal or write Moler Barber Col
MEN wanted quickly by big Chicago
mail order house TO distribute catalogues,
ance. Manager, 1910 state St, Chicago
WANTED-Reliable mGn or woman I'm
every county TO advertise and collect.
steady position; SIS weekly and expenses
easily made. ADDRESS. Dexter supply
Company, 1872 Dearborn ST.. Chicago"
GOVERNMENT Posltions-Chances never
better 70 secure one OF the thousands of
appointments to be made. full particulars
as TO salaries, positions, dates of xamina-
lions In Omaha, samp.e luestions,' ETC.,
sent free in circular 29L. National Cor
r~espondence institute, Washington D. c.
WANTED-For 1910, several first-class
experienced travelling salesmen; men who
are capable of earning large salaries;
speciality line adapted for general stores;
OLD established jobblng house; twelve years
In business. Address, lilo Lumber EX-
change, Minneapolis. Minn.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
WHY
you should attend the
Mosher- College
rather than any other

When you pay your money for business instruction. you should attend a school
EAs eNTEHnsL Is business, me boy p girl whose head is tn Of dancing. college
%w shsS GIpe s S0T TcR1sSas an m ns OF all kinds is not in proper condition mentally
winning, studies II you are looking for entertainment the Mohe-Lampman col
sFe, M probably not Interest you, but IL you. desire to secure training that viii
Not only are the best business houses OF Omaha employing our students but bis
business men from hundreds Of miles away are sending for our weltaned, level
sraula"S- KIND OF raduatc that tn Moshe-Lampman RAININ
~ M reputation OF thu Mmher-t npr,sn COLLEGE nu. t,or,,r, uu t.s made :,
WnecsaE Tor ms school to resort To- special rates free sessions" and all
other cach-penny devices so commonly rracited. The MoNer Lampman college has
ceNes the top prices. ad It has also brought to this school the largest ENROLL
men ANY y3g Wah9 ,sI99Iu eyer had II the same length of time 49,.
cannot AFFORD to. attend my but the best
W. are. prepared to give you elton in any of the following subjects:
hEGU IlF BUSINESS including bookkeeping penmanship arithmetic rapid cal
reporting.
sPPEG5Ah1 PGEENMNANsHIP !GouRsE mot excensd in the United states).
ward students)
Courses in Craftsmanship. Cartoonng ad Window Sign writing
Lhorough instruction md drill on the urroughs adding Machine
FOR SEVERAL days students have been enrolling for he beginning OF our
WINTER TERM
tomorrow morning. Join them and secure al education that will insure a good in
FOR INFORMATION CALL PHONE or WRITE
M"OSHER-LAMPMAN
SEVENTEENTH AND FARNAM Sis, OMAHA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

WE WANT reliable men everywhere 10
handle our goods; every horse owner buys
on sight write today. Bartlett Supply Co,
Brown Block, Omaha, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman TO sell
high class line OF exclusive art calendars
and complete line OF advertising specialties
IN established territory; state Experience
end references. Robertson-Putnam ca
All Advertising Material, 2S Institute
Place, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

AM BoDN-either sex, can make 81 daily
All winter raising mushrooms for hotels
and restaurants with my spawn IN cellars.
sheds, boxes, etc. Free Illustrated instruc-
ton booklet Hiram Barton, Ss w. lSth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

AGENTS, here is a money maker. Sell
2 or 2 in every house. Sells for lbc, costs
G.b0 per gross. Send 1c for sample and
get busy. Great Western supply Co, Cleve-
land, o..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

S,OW To $4,000 YEARLY easily made I'm
real estate business; no capital Required:
we VIII teach you the business by mail, ap-
point you special representative OF leading
real estate company, list with you readily
salable properties, cooperate with ana as
slst you 10 a permanent success; a thor
ough commercial law course free TO each
representative Write for 62-page book.
free; il will he sure to Interest YOU. The
Cross Co, Dept. sis, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

5000 per month for 3 rooms. modern eX-
ccpt h~eat-292t Douglas.
ST.. O-6-r.. mod. ex. heat-2S0e shirley.
80, Or, mod. OK. heRt-2AO Charles,
S2O. c0-S-r. mod. eN. heat-2Sis ~. 18th Ave
So. CO-S-r., mod.-ibi7 S. 26th ST.
SSj .OO-6-r., new. mod, bungalow in Dundee,
near car line and Dodge 81 maca-
dam road.
SS5 .C0-7-r.. new, mod.-ll9 $. 42d st.
$50 .O0-S-r.. all modern-5S $. 2Ath Ave.
$5I .50-6 and 5 rooms each; new. ppe and
lower apartments-b2S and 90 :. 18th
Ave.
$50. 90 rms. each, new. mahogany, birch
and oak f~inish-sll0-ie Chicago.
&5 ,O0-l0 rms, mod, steam heat--621 Park
Ave.
GEORGE & CO, 1901 Farnam. Dous. 7Ss'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS will
soon be held In every state. Full tnforma-
ton and questions used by the commission
Tree. Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington. ID. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

l.. O. q. +. or X. Of PIT you are an in
terested member OF either l may interest
YOU. A postal win do. Jos. Vaughan,
Whitman, Mass, 40i.s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02
OFFERED FOR RENT


TWO nicely furnished connecting front
rooms, suitable for two or three gentle
men; one large single room In private fam
ily; ally modern convcnicnces; breakfast N
desired. &61 FarnRm. Telephone Harvey
1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

nAhtN wanted 10 sell new justices
floor broom TO j~apitors. CanvasserS' sun
ply House, Buchanan. Mich.s
We A SO a month salary and furnish
rls ana All expenses TO Introduce poultry
snd stock powders; new plan; steady work
Bsgler Co, y $50 Springfield. Illinois,
AGENTS wanted; big money: expenses
bronlldes, photo pillow tops. zoe; frames al
OUT Factory prices; credit given; catalogue
ana sample free, Department Il. Ritter Art
studio, w. Var Buren,, Chicago nLs "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

NANTED-Salesmen Of ability and neat
their territory; elegant side line. convent
Snt 10 carry good commissions. prompt
remittance, Belmont Mfg. Co, Cincinnati,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-02

WANTED-Agents; legitimate substitute
Tor slot machines. patented: sells on sight
TOT u Particulars, elisha Co, Anderson,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-06
EASY TO CURE
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Ca.
tarrh.

Breathe Hyomei. 1t will cure catarrh
or any nose Or throat trouble il you
follow directions. Don't lay it aside
when the snufiing, hawking and splitting
have ceased. Stick to it daily until
you are sure that the catarrh germ is
dead, and that your air passages are
free from their poisonous influence.
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) is the
only treatment for nose, throat and lung
troubles that has aver been sold with
the understanding that if it did not
cure, it was to cost absolutely nothing.
Hyomei a be obtained at druggists
everywhere and at s. L. Raines', who
guarantees it to cure catarrh, group,
sore throat, coughs and colds. A COM
plete outfit $1.00, which is mighty cheap
for a remedy that has cured more cases
of catarrh than all the catarrh special
lists IN EARTH
An outfit consists of an inhaler, a bot
tie OF Hyomei, a SUPPLY of a~ntiseptic
gauze, a medicine dropper, and full in
struct!ons for use. The inhaler is made
pocket size, Of hard rubber and will last
a lifetime. And rear in mind that extra
bottles of Hyomei, il needed, cost only
so cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-06
Office OF
]. B, HUMPHREYS
Circuit Clerk of Lefiore County
Greenwood. Miss,
Notice Of Registration.

l will be at the following places on
the dates named for the purpose Of
Registering persons whose @re
nor now on the books new registfA-
tion is not contemplated md al per.
books will not be required to register
again.
Persons may qualify for suffrage up
to within four months Of the general
election, November 18Th, 1910
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-06

- Next week is CoMenionw week in Grnwoods The onges Heights salesman started to have the
dloh In that Tradition next week But he believes in aaHenmgH thu zig events Thnen NJ use of
nowdngn et week The King Daughena and Knights fP yns wMd do full juiu to next week Their
fonowing week or rather the big lay OF Hatw week after next Thursday May he2d h, wilt ebgd dngs
10TH G ahead and be- patriotic decorate for the vshon next week shw1 them what you have in this
heI Union. In the mannneG aa lone; It's Easy Keep the slogan with you. lisa cue to making
afatme ma very few years Walk rondd aid smokea ConrsH Heights ir and feel prosperous
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-06

aseocaate lustzce OF ,ebe supreme
court. and 1ofnler stale senator from
the 18Th dlstficf. has reached the
city, ana viii assume Tho duties OF
ms posltlon on Aonday, Hklng The
oasn oI once shorty before the
ttl0enai convones = y. O'Clock 70
ienoe3 'no nsual "eek'y nascn %
Among my aose members
q tno seRso enssesSustlce AnoeFson
Wss ING I0O0enlzeo leadef, not
mor0sy ~ f1aeon q me 1ack Ina ne
occupied tne responslole position q
chairman g ne lenaclaIy commit
aee, onts aY ssonsent. az
vas concealed = e 80 ofsstno most
profound lawyers VINO ever occupied
= seasan that BODY.
Inc tnirsy. elgntn dlstIsct, IN lact,
mas oeen noted TOT It's able men ana
IN ~ present legislature " mas
oeen Conspicuous IN TINS regard
Inc otnor MEMBER from mat dlstrlct
oelng hon. George ). Leftwicn, OF
AootoooA. ln1s pau o. aDie Jaw
yets' proaouao 'nlnkers ana reaoy
deoaters won statewide renown and
70 an extent undoubtedly greater
tnan any TWO MEMBERS welded q
potent influence IN shaping the
general uend OF legislation.
Judge Anderson Is q native MIS-
sisslpplan' porn IN fontoeoc county
In 1907 ana IS 0 IN the PRIME OF
mental ana Dolly vlgor. he IS a
graausee OF Inc University OF MIS-
sissappi ana 1or the past twenty
years mas Deem Iocognlzeo eader
IN politlca' analrs IN MS section OF
the STATE.
1mmeolately aIter Judge Ander-
son taxes Inc oatn OF once Inc. Two
ne" supreme court commissioners,
Judge 9 =. Whltheld and Hon.
FRANK A. Nolan, Will pc installed.
Judge Withheld "ords OF eulogy
or INTRODUCTION are useless. lie has
served nfteen years on the supreme
oencn ana Is universally recognized
as one OF the greatest lurists who
ever occupied a seat on that bench.
his career as a member OF the su-
preme court has, in fact, been
nothing short OF phenomenal. On
eleven occasions appeals from his
decisions have been taken to the
United States supreme court and in
each instance he has been sustained
by an unanimous vote OF the nations
highest tribunal. That he would
consent TO retire as chief justice and
accept a commlsslonershlp In ORDER
aAu p,e'eo ,nis
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0 COY
G-- - -
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a. t.-ro 49, ;h.-.r - 1ess .nd
e.. 49, -. -antn - 49,
~ ,.;d.,n 49, $1,000 -,
...,. ho.h IN ;na;o;., 90 no,;+;o.1
life. He served for, twelve. as
district attorney and for an eoua,
per;od -renresented the seventh dis.
trict in the lower honse Of
retiring Voluntarily from that office
to the practice If law H
is in every wav splendidlv qualified
for the honor bestowed upon hin
by Governor Noel.
II :. vorthv Of noee;r, ro+;co th..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-06

The team leaves for Meridian Mon
day. Ecates' delicious Ice Cream is here
always.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
DEATH OF MRS. G. 0. JONES
She Was the Wife Of a Prominent
Lake Crystal Man.
From Mondays Daily.

IOUt WING . lazy
Mrs. Hannah WiSley zones, wife OF
was operated upon in Il local hospital
u week ago Thursday, died yesterday
morning at two o'clock. She had not
been well for some time before coming
TO Mankato. She was born in South
Bend, and would have been forty-iive
years of age if she had survived until
jun Is. Her parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
Richard Wieley, were among the earl
lest and most respected residents OF
the county. Her marriage TO Mr.. Jones
occurred ten years ago in January.
and she is survived by her husband and
one daughter. Lillian, seven years old.
She also leaves her mother. who lives
on late street. and three sisters and
five brothers, .,lrs. Hugh Jones and
Mrs. Peter Lloyd of this city, Mrs.
Hugh M. Jones of Lake Crystal, Joshua
w. Wiglcy of this city, William Wig
ley of Lake Crystal, Richard Wiglcy OF
hudson, John Wiglcy of this city and
Edward w. Wi9ley of Fairfax.
MIS-. Jones was Il member OF the
Welsh church at Lake Crystal. She
was IL most excellent lady, of whom
emily good can be spoken. She possessed
4 Christian character, and was highly
esteemed by all. She enjoyed Il wide
acquaintance. and was active until her
health failed. She was II good wife
and mother. devoted to her home and
family. and her death is Il severe loss
To her husband and daughter as well
as to her mother and brothers and
sisters. and they will have the sym
pathy OF all.
Funeral services will be held at the
Welsh c. NJ. church in this city at
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and
the interment will be made at Min
neopa cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
RIDE AND SHOW; TEN CENTS
Electric Traction %Ccmpany's AirdOme
Will Be a Popular Resort.


Attractions at the aivdOme watch
the Mankato Electric Traction COM
will erect at once in Dukes addi-
ton will be Il feature of summer en-
tertainments in MankatO.
The airdOme will be located OF
Broad and Ruth streets in Dukes add
ition and will be of dimensions 10
bv l40 feet. with Il 10 by 20 foot
stage. The structure will have seats
for fifteen hundred people at the start
but will be OF such plan as to make
additions easy if business warrants. 1t
will be enclosed by a twelve foot fence
and roofs will be built ovcr the seat
sections. Other cities are supporting
airdomes in fire style and they are
proving popular and profitable.
Moving pictures and perhaps vaude-
Vile numbers will be given in tne local
airdome and admission will be free to
all who ride to and from the grounds
on the street cars. A triplicate ticket
will be issued by the street railway
company with tickets emitting the
bearer to a round trip ride on the ears
and admission to the airdomc for ten
cents.
The lumber for the new amusement
place has been ordered and work will
be commenced as soon as possible.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
REMAINS WERE LAID AT REST
Impressive Services Held This After
neon Funeral of Mrs. Brandrup.

from Mondays Daily.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Mrs. j.. II. Brandrup were held
at the residence at three O'Clock this
afternoon, and the attendance was
large, including faculty and students
of the Commercial college. The floral
offerings were numerous and very beau
tiful and testified the high esteem in
which the deceased was held. The
Commercial college sent a handsome
set piece.
The services were conducted by Rev.
+. Ross Paden, and were impressive.
The Presbyterian church choir furnish
ed several touching selections. The
pallbcarcrs were Theodore Williams,
DR.. c. ID. Snow, j.. A. Flittie, DR.. ID. +.
Catlin, ID. S. Evans and a. j. Vei9el.
Inc interment was made at GlcnwOod
cemetery, and a long line of carriages
followed the remains there.
Among those from out of the city
who were present were Professor and
Mrs. c. f. KOehler of Winona, Gilbert
Gutterscn of st. Paul. and Misses Cole
and Drcdge of Lake Crystal
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
MAIL BOXES ALL WHITE
Number of Patrons Have Followed De-
partment Instructions.

\ short time ago, all patrons living
on the rural routes out of Mankato
were requested to paint their mail
boxes and posts Il pure white. and TO
place their names and box numbers on
the boxes in plain. black letters and
figures.
So far, the following number of
patrons on the eight routes have COM
piled with this request:
Route J.. j. c. Watts, carrier, ID:
Route 2, j. S. Thompson, carrier, %:
Route 3, \. j. Johnson, carrier, %;
Route 4, F.. L. Watts, carrier, 20;
Route 5, d. L. Thomas, carrier, p;
Route G., II. l.. Ulmen, carrier. 80;
Route I. G.. j. Rose carrier, l3: Route
8, 4. j. Schultz. carrier, To-; total
painted to date. $50.
A large number of others have prom
ised to comply with the request as
soon rs they get the time, and it is
sincerely hoped that all patrons will do
80. The patrons on route No.. & have
done remarkably well so far.
Every M passing along the roads
notices these boxes and posts, and if
they are neatly constructed and paint
ed, it almost always shows hat the
wner is an mp to date, progressive
farmer, who takes pride in having
everything about. his place look neat
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
MINNESOTA PIONEER IS DEAD
Captain w. P. Huntington Suceumbs
to Heart Disease.

TO Heart Disease.
Bemidii, Mimi. May 23.-Captain
William p. Huntington died suddenly
here Saturday of heart disease. The
funeral was held at his home ut Red
wood Falls this afternoon, with
the Redwood c~ommandery of Knights
Templar, to which he belonged, in
charge.
Captain Huntington was born May
q, 1888, in Morgantown, Va. When
he was four years old the family
moved 10 Ohio, where he was given an
academic education. In 1855 he went
To California, where he enlisted in the
Second regiment of California cavalry.
and renamed IN the service for three
years. He was married to Maria l..
Warner on june 4, 1868. From 1871
TO 1873 he was. in the mercantile
trade, and in the latter year was
elected 90 the legislature from Wa
basha county, MINI. He was appointed
chief clerk in the insurance department
and served Iii that capacity for one
year. when the president appointed
him register of the United States land
office at Redwood Falls. In 1903 he
moved to Minneapolis, where he re
manned until about two years age
when he changed his residence TO Be
midi, where his eldest daughter. Mrs.
y. \. Melges, resides. He leaves a
wife and three daughters. He was
an uncle of Mrs. Julius a. Schmahl.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
WILL ADD ANOTHER TRAIN
The Omaha Road to Further Improve
Its Passenger Service.

Beginning next Sunday a new time
card will be put into effect on the
Omaha road. Another passenger train
will be added to the already excellent
service between NIankato and st. Paul
and Minneapolis. This train will leave
Minneapolis about noon, reaching Man
kato about three O'Clock and run south
over the Elmore branch. Returning TO
the twin cities, the train will pass
through Mankato at about five, O'Clock.
reaching its northern destination at
about eight o'clock. This train will
do the local work between Mankato
and the twins and No. 4 VIII make
no stops between these. points. 1t Is
expected that NO. 3 will arrive here
half an hour earlier than at present.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
ARCHIE MCDONALD Is DEAD
Former Resident of Mankato Dies at
His Home in Rapidan.
Ernna MnrdnAtc naiIN

From Mondays Daily.
Archie r.. Mcdonald, a well known
former resident of Mankato and farmer
of Rapidan, died at 800 O'Clock sun
day morning at his home in Rapidan,
two miles from the dam. \ year or
so ago he was operated upon. and n
week or so ago the incision seems to
have pulled apart. He had been team
ing at the. dam all the spring, and
recently purchased a team of colts. \
week or 50 ago he was hauling Il load
of sand, when the colts jumped and he
was icrkcd back of their heels. The
sudden and severe pull scenes to have
been what caused his wound to open,
but he had also been suffering from
n cough. He continued ia work until
Wednesday last, in spite of the ad-
vice OF Superintendent Smith, saying
that he would be all right. Wednesday
he was taken sick, and sank rapidly
after that. DR.. Grimes of Lake Crys-
tai was the attending physician. Death
was due to unbercular pneumonia.
Mr.. Mcdonald was born in Glengary.
Canada. and was lifty-siX years OF
age. When he came to Mankato he
took the position of foreman at the
works. and held it for five years.
Then he purchased his farm in Rapi-
dan and moved there nine years ago,
and had continued To reside there He
was Il member of the A.. o. L. w.
lodge in this city, having joined it
twenty years ago, and carried $4,000
of life insurance in the order. He was
married at Blue Earth in 1880 to Miss
Sweet, chat being the year of his com
ing to Minnesota. He followed rail
road contracting, the big fill on the
Watonwan. north of Garden City, being
of his pieces of work.
Mr.. Mcdonald is survived by his wife,
Mrs. .Althea Adele Mcdonald, and four
sons, Orvillc, Leland and Alonzo, the
daughter having died. lie was a kind and
considerable husband and father, and
possessed Of many sterling characteris-
ties that won him numerous friends.
His death is greatly to be regretted.
Few in the city knew of his illness,
and the announcement OF his death
came rs Il shock.
Funeral services will be held at one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
dence, ard the interment will be made
at MinneOpa cemetery. The services
will be in charge of the A.. o. [. w.
lodge. and the pallbearers will be
picked from the lodge, and some of the
other members will attend.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
GIBSON ARRAIGNED IN COURT
He Is Accused of Embedding From
Macbeth & Gardner.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Lee S. Gibson, the young man who
is accused of cmbezzling $400 from
Macbeth & Gardner at Duluth, was ar
raigned before the municipal Judge in
that city yesterday morning. His hear
ing will be held Thursday afternoon.
Bail was fixed ut 81, 600. {. f.. ADAMS
is his attorney.
Gibson spent Sunday in Jail. He
talked freely to the officers at different
times during the day, and conferred
with an attorney. 1t is believed tina:
the latter advised him to take the
method of procedure mentioned. 1t is
understood that Gibson's divorced wife.
although she did not visit him yester-
day, as far as could be learned. has
expressed the determination to stand
by her former husband.
Gibson is specifically charged with
embczzling between $500 and $500 from
the wholesale meat firms of Macbeth &
Gardner and HauSsrud & Markkanen,
1892 West Michigan street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-27
REV. Titles FUNERAL HELD
Services Were Conducted at Presby-
terian Church Yesterday.

From Mondays Oa!iy.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Rev. Joseph b. Little, which
arrived at l2:5O p. m. from %lndianapo-
lis, yesterday, were held at the Pres
bvterian church at three O'Clock in the
afternoon. and were largely attended,
especially by the older residents, who
knew he deceased as pastor of the
church. The services were conducted
by Re- +. Ross Paden, assisted by
Rev. George Little of Chicago, Il
brother of the deceased. The services
were impressive. The Misses Mans
field, Harry Holmes and George Rod
man sang two of the favorite hymns
of the deceased. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
The pallbearcrs were Dir. Il. G. Har-
rington, C. A. Chapman, George IL.
Clark. w. w. Davis, John II Thomas
and NJ. G.. Willard. The interment
WAS made at Glenwood cemetery.