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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01

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Judge Grindeland is spending the;
week in st. Paul
Ed. Quistgard returned from Du-
luth Saturday where he had been on
business
George Znarold and William Flod-
strom, of Viking, visited in Warren
on Saturday.
Mrs. ]. P. Mattson will entertain
the members Of the Luther League at
her home tomorrow evening.
Miss ElYira Johnson, of Foldahl,
came to town Saturday to visit at the
home of her brother, Aug. a. John
son.
When you don't feel like washing
at home, try our rough dry. Good
work guaranteed. Warren Steam
Laundry.
Nels johnson left for Grand Forks
Tuesday, to attend the automobile
show held there and look after other
business matters.
w. H. Grange, of the Brookside
farm, and young Mr.. Cleveland, rel
alive who has lately come from Illi-
nois, were Warren callers today.
New postal cards of the X. J. Tar
alseth Co., store, Marshall County
Court House and the Great Northern
depot at the Sheaf Book and Station
Bonnie Rosenthal, who has been
employed as clerk in the Warren
pharmacy, has given up his position
and returned to his home at Kennedy,
MINI.
All persons having in their posses
sion books belonging to the Minneso.
ia Travelling Library, are requested
to return them at once as the case of
books must be shipped back.
Roy M. Prytz, an experienced dry.
goods salesman, lately of Duluth, has
arrived to accept a position as head
of the dry goods department in the
store of the Peoples Trading Co.
Chas. ]. Carlson, Of Vega. and Car
Gustafson, Of Viking, went to Crane
Forks Tuesday to take in the auto
mobile show and school of Traction
engineering.
Mrs. J. P. Monberg, who has beer
visiting with Frank Johnson's ant
other friends of this city, for week
left for her home in northern Veg.
Tuesday morning.
P. B. Malberg, of Thief River Falls
spent few days in Warren late las
week to attend to improvements g
his residence. Mrs. Malberg an
daughter will spend some time here.
! Mrs. Nels Johnson and her brothe
Gilbert Long, left last Friday for Cal
YER, Mimi, to attend the funeral G
their grandmother, who was one c
the sturdy pioneer women of tn
state.
| { /. 5 sga = = I. . j X Z 3
Simon Haug of Hallock, sper
Saturday and Sunday here. NJ
Haugh formerly operated tin she
in Warren, where he still has prope
". He has met with much success
in and around Hallock
A Woodrow Wilson club was organ
lied in the office of julius J. Olson, q
Tuesday evening, with C. A. Tulls
as president and Aug. A. Johnson q
president. The club will do what
can to further the nomination an
J, election of Woodrow Wilson for pre-
ident.
John P. Carlson, one of the pr,
gressive farmers OF Anstad, was
Warren business visitor last Tuesda,
He says the southeastern section (
Marshall county is being settled RI
pidly and that improvements now i
progress will make that section
leader in the northwest. Mr.. Car
son came from North Dakota abo,
four years ago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01
SCANDINAVIAN M. e. CHURCH
Gustav Kvisoaard Pastor.

The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. Jens Swanson Wednesday
afternoon at 2 p. m. All are invited.
The services next week will be held
as follows: Sunday morning service
at 1880 a. m. Sunday school at p.
IN. Evening service at 1880 p. m.
Rev. John Lorentz from Crookston,
will be with us next week and preach
lat the church Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights at 1870
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Sunday school meets at 10000
in the forenoon on Sunday. The con-
firmation class and the Teachers
Training class meet in connection
with the Sunday school There will
be services in the church on Sunday
evening at 1880. The Luther League
meets at the home of Mr.. John P.
Mattson on Friday evening of this
week. This will be the annual meet
ing and good attendance is request
ed
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A. A. Myers, Pastor.

At the services next Sunday morn
ing and evening, the themes will be:
The Runner and the Refuge" and
Master Models" The Epworth
League precedes the evening service.
All are welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Moses M. Maxwell, Minister.

Morning services at 1890. Subject.
Tides in the Affairs of Men" Even
ing services at 1880. Subject, "a Fa-
tai Refusal Sunday School after
morning services. All welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01
MISSION CHURCH OF VIKING
Werner profts. pastor.

osuSr 0TOIISI p08t0rs
Services will be held next Sunday
at L. Dahlin's old place town of Com
stock at 2 p. m. The confirmation
class will meet at the same place the
same day at 10:30 a. m. All are vel
come.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01

SYNOD LUTHERAN CHURCH
2. E. kjorlaug, Pastor.
Services Sunday Feb. 4 at II a. M.
at McCrea and Sunday evening a.
1880 at Warren. Both services in
Scandinavian language. All welcome.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-02-01

UNITED NOR. LufH. CHURCH
y. 6. w. knudtsen, Pastor.
Services Sunday Feb 4 At Alva-
RADIO II a. m. and at Warren at 7::3O
p. m. All welcome.
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Der 8dLfantrie ied.

2onpon, 80. Oft. = Cine sroBe
GhIadt, pieleidt bic GntIdeibungs~
idlaht bes Grisges lit Oitlih Don her
@inie pon Rpnitantinppel na6 Aorilz
lscpsl atpifhen ben tiirtiihen unD ben
bulsortIden glrneen I'M 0aHge, uno
aud, in Der umeebung bon &oHltanz
tinopel finben beftise Sample itatt.
sfbeefeben Dpn Der Shatid6s, bar cine
Sflaht i'm 0ange lit, lit uber nihts
tetannt. Die Sauptquartiere Der 6eiz
ben glrmeen beoba6ten elm tieIes
Shreieeu iiber oas, mas porsebt.
Die ein3iseOepeide, bic DOM Sdladtz
ietbe einsstroffen, 1T eine bon Rd8in
gaf9a, benz tiirtii6en ariegsminiiter
uno Sberfommanoeur oel tiirfiihen
Qrma unb lautet, bab Die 2urtenVorz
tbeile errunsen bdtten.
Sn bieIiesn Weilitdrtreiien glaubt
man, bab bic turtiIde Irmee enolid
bic Dffeuiipe ersriffen uno eine
Gbanee bat, bas 8erlorene tpieoer gut
sumchen.
Die bufeariiden Sruppen itoBsn
augenfdkinlih bel Nbrianopel aui
enersiIden Mioeritanb, oenn Die De
peihen aus Gofid berihten iiber biz
9(ntunft BON pielen 1erpunbeten ppn
ber Jrpnt, unb auh Die Ibiidt Der
4uisaren, bic sSeftune gu itiirmsn, ii
cilfseeeben iporben, big neitere Der.
itdrtunsen beraneeSosen poroen limb
neoer bic pldne Na5im paihas III
nibts betannt, es ideint aber, oaB c,
9lbrianopel gu 0iIfe tommen uno in:
sipiihen bic 9ulsaren an ieinem lin:
Ten JIiisel i'm Shah haIten min. 0it
@eriif,te. baB bulaariIche 5ruppsr
BIB an bas MarmaraeWeer Dorse:
0runeen feien. 9aben iopeit teine Be
itdtigung gefunben.
3etti pafha farnnelt bic Reite lei
ner Mrmee in Monaitir, mo- er bi
Serben unb 8uIsaren aufbaIten ipil
Wan slaubt, bab er elm alpeitsl
pl.tpna aus MonaItir maiden tpirl
unb iih auf cine lanse 8elaserurl
porbereitet.
Mus Belsrab ipirb semelbet, bal
bcr Gieg Der Serben iiber bic 5iirfel
in Deles baourh errunsen. tpurbe, bal
bi. ierbi1he Rabalerie Ste tiirtiIh
4rmse in 5lpei 1beile fdnitt, tpdbreal
bic ferbifde NrtilIerie iie ous ibrel
pofitionen uer.rieb.
gsibe Seiten beaniprufen sinsl
Giea, es ihtint aber taum einen
3reifel gu unterliesen. bab bic Sipeit
8ertkibigungslinie Der 9iirten burh
trrden porben lit. Bis jebt narel
fie offi3ielen bulsurifden DspeIdsl
INNER 3uperldHiser ais Die tiirtiideu
Na3im paIha beanfpruht eineI
Gieg in Der @iiapa ResiDn. Spfi
f6neist iih nod iiber oieie @esen
aus, unb man best baber ernitlid
3peifel nit Deoua nuf bic iebise
StelIungen Der 8ulgaren. beren imme
tueiter ouseebebnte Qinien, Derbunbs
nit Der Notbpenbisfeit. cine aroH
@elneerungsarmee ppr MbrianopeI 3
,ldifsH, ibnen sef6brli4 iperoen iunr
ipeniI Na3int pafna I'm Stanbe II
in energif9tr Weife bic Offenitpe q
erBreiftn.
Dtasss Dspsi4e ass Msaet RsiAi
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mann, pelter erit i'm lsstsn Sabre
3un 9ii6of bon Miiniter in Meltfn=
len esipdblt norpen mar, mo er po.z
benz aIs Generalpitar sepirtt bate.
Die Wabl bat aGgemein srobe
ltebsrraIhuns. herporserifsn. Or. p.
6artnonn lit elm Beriebter oes ltrtn=
gen 0osmen Stanopuntts unb c;n
9egner Der iosenannteH ,aolner Ri4>
trng".
Ter nsue GrabiIdof. pel6er audi
9ottor Der Rehte 1T, lit periDnlih
iiberaus liebenspiirbig. gr lit am
15. DeNmber 1851 tn Miuiter ssbos
rem,
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QGeiters ariegsidiffe purben nab
oominitaniIfen 9epdfern
3teobor Roo eDelt IN
Vsn g)orf.

y}sn gort.
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RooiepeIt, benz am IA. Sttober m
WtitDuufee cine Gugel in Die 8ru1t 9ez
I6ofIen uuroe, brahte am W}tttno9
9benD cine StunDe unb 20 Witnuten IN
elmer W}aIlenperfammlung BON Yro>
grefiipiiten i'm Wobtiou Square Gar
ben 3u, ohne trgsnb ipel6e grmuoun9
ooer 5puren ieiner ihtperen 8erpun@
DuuQ 3u 3eiqen. 8DQe AZ Wtmuten
nd6 Ieiner 2lntunft i'm Wtaotion
Squors 8urbeu itano Gol. Roo1epelt
am Ranoe elmer boben ReDnertrtbune,
unfdbig, fih 8eb0r gu oerIdoffen. Die
GDation, bic tbm bic per1ammelten
Sduienoen barbrdhten, mar cine
ouberoroentlih itiirmiide unD mar
Don Der 2trt, rDie iie gep0bnIih nur
pQhrenD Der gr0bten 9Iufregung IN
HationQl Sonpentioneu erlebt per@
Den. SeDs5mai, penn Sol. Rooiepelt
bur6 8eiten periu6te, Der Wtenge
! Rube gu gsbieteu, braden Die 5urruhz
rufe oer Wlenqe auTs Scene los uno Die
Wufit lieferte Die gegIeituHg. Use
pant SeDpp", gpe punt JeOoD", err
idol e8 ununter6rohen ourf bic
5aue
/ Sol. RooIeoeIt rsigert: fih, Ii6 ME
oer3uIeBen, tpis Senator 9tron uno
8ouperrleur oSyobnipn Inn 0fters riez
thsu, uno er bIieb lpG6reHp Der qan3en
gemonItrotipu itehen; uno uls 5th
tim enoli6 eine GeIegenbeit bot, nit
Ieiner Reoe gu Beginner, erIudte er 5u@
erit Die 9oli5si, Die Ru6e aufreat 5u
erhuIten.
Die QuImertIumteit, Die nah6er ieiz
ntr Reoe geI9entt purbe, mar 10
martirt, ME porber bic 0emonitruz
tim. gei 0em eritsn 8eifolLsoeriuh
erbob GoI. Roo7epeIt unqeOuIoig Die
tIinte Sano, oQmit Rube gebietenD,
uno er i9uttelte batsi ben aopf, oo=
nit anoeutgno, oab er ni6t uHterbroz
! den gu peroen nini6e.
i Gos rieIiQe GtobliIiement mar bis
IN sic leBtcu Gdcn onqeiilat unO
! Souicn0c fonl1tcn feinen Giutritt cr-
hoIten. Ger @ouperncur S3Irant
| HSobuion, Der proarciiiuc &i5e Eraii-
GentihQit5fauoi0at, lolplc Oscar 2.
Stroua, Ser &anoiOat Ser 0rogrcIli-
ben iiir Oo5 @ouperneuraQn1t III JteD
. 9)orf Iprod?en Dor Sol 9fooIeoeLt uno
| 8oup. SohnIon bicIt nod) iPjne ,fe0e,
/ als nm 9:15 Mr. Sol. 9fooie0elt er.
idien. Sofruie auf Der StraBe fiin=
! eigteu Iciu aorrlnen 1m0 Die Rurc,
Die oaraufhin Ill Der &alle lo5brad)en.
I6rad)ten Die 9teoe Oe5 @ollD. sSotn.
Jon 3u Cinenl GrOc.
Oils Gol. Roolenelt auf Ser Qlat.
form eridien, Itiegen Ntanner uno
r7rauen out Die Siihe, itlucnftet
SlaaqCu uno SaidertiidPr lnO rie-
fen ,,Mo6iepelt" oSco0n" etc. glls
0ic GemouItrottou an @eftigtelt 5ll-
, nQDn, nurOe tie Damn ulo mann BON
Ger I}uiiffapeae uHterltiibt
Gol. RuoiepeIt iprah nit laltter.
: iiberall bin pernchmbnrer Stimne.
|, Seine red)te Suno bepegte CT lpeger
Ieincr 8lmoe iait gar niht, er gelti-
fulirte aber beftig init Der lirtfen.
Die Ntenge auBerbolb Oe5 8ebdltOes
benal)m iif oroentlid. Gie @oli5ei
T. ior9te ober oafiir, OaB es 5u fetner
apniuiion fam.
l Soiort nafoen er geenoet Tlthr
J Gol. 3ooieoelt nod Spiter Sap 5u'
! riicf
6 barles 9eder sum 3 30
: perurttetlt,
= Nen Oprt, 30. Gtsober. Gharie!
c geder, ber friibsre poli5eileutnant
Ser 1duIoig befunoen puroe, bic Gr
--Ls ...... = ...s -. 81, Il
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Wetterberid3t.

Sir s. bio: Sriibes Wetter an.
DpnnerItag; Regen pdbrenD Der ytd9t
uno am Jreitas. NOrolihe bts Horoz
0ftlihe Minbe.
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0pbnuns topt i'm Bette gsfunoen.
Gpnneu mar Elm SOurnaliit uno be-
gdnn feline ppIttiIde aarriere i'm Sabre
1884, inoem sr ReoeH 81 9unitsH paa
0roDsr G.spesaRs hisls.
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MuSlanD.Eelegrapb
Der 8alkanRries.
qiirfen tpie 8mlgaren be-
auipruHen einem gieg,
Nahbem ibre Armeen 5wei
Gage lang sefampit.
1iirten pis Bulsaren ididen alle perz
fiisbaren Reierpen in ben Rampf.
ltno man glaubt, baB cine Gntidst5
buns in ben ndditsn Easen
erfulgen muB.
gin5.lbeiten iiber bic SAlaht bel
airfsailiHee.
So
Man befurhtet G1riitenmebeleien IN
Der dIiatiihen 5ilrtst.
>@>
Wenn bic 1iirten peitere Nieosrlasen
erleiben follten.
-->::>----
Jn gpirus haben bic Siirten bereits
bumit angefangsn.
~
Die meiiten Der gallons, Die Don
Gtuttsart aufgingen, gelunbst.
Der beutfhe Granprin5 bonn pfere
aeitiir3t uHo erbebli6 Derlebt.
gbrunsen @erbart equipments 81
ieinem so. 9eburtstdg.
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Sol. 2oo( (spe(t
ST
2snroe aut 2atttwoG R6eno
tint 2aaotfon Square oar
oe,t ut 21e,p 25orG
Gine Suatiun barssbraht, ~ie
tie nur bel giatisnalfonz
pentipuen erlebt merOen.

gr muBts AZ U}tnuten narten, Bis sr
feline Rebe batten fonnte.
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8aunereien in Der Wturine bpn
5teDqrb8 periibt.
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(1Sortiet,ua ouf Ser 3. Seite.)
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Stnb feds NDnnen uno 3tpet DaiisHa
timber perbrQnnt.
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6 barleS geder sum 3 oe
ernr Re lit

Nep Oprt, 30. Gtsober. Gbarles
geder, ber friibsre qpIi3eiIeutnunt,
Der IduIoig befunoen purpe. Die @rz
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5bartes geter gum SoDe perurtbeiIt.
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Sci benz 8ranbe zines Watienbauies
in Can Qlntonip, Iegas,
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GbriitenmeB Beleten in
Gpirus.

Itben, 80. Stt. - Weitere
idredIife GbriitsnmeBelsien ieitens
Der 5iirten in Der llmsegeno bon ga
nina ipsrben offi5ieu gemelpet. gttht
ipeniger ais 20 80rfer iinb pon ben
5iirfen 5erIt0rt tporoen, Die Utdnner
niecsrgemeBelt uno Die 5rauen uno
Rinber lebenbig Derbrdnnt poroen.
.Mbeul Sumio an goro be 7
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Sofia, 81. DIT. 1.30 Morsens,
Rah 5tpeitdsiseH aGmpfeH bat ois
bulgariIde armee einen politdnoissu
Sleg iiber bic tiirtifhe 9auptarmse
errunssn. Tie 1iirten baben iih IN
Inprbnuns 5uriitse5osen uno Oh
.Etabt 0iile Nuroas III bon ben @xl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
MISS MAMIE TOBIN'S
REMAINS ARRIVED
Whose Sad and Sudden Death Was
Announced in The Gate City
Friday.

The remains of Miss Mamie Tobin,
whose sad and sudden death was an
nounced in The Gate City Friday af-
ternoon, arrived in the city Friday ev-
ening and were taken to the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tobin
near Oregon avenue in West Keokuk.
She was born in Keokuk February
IA, 1884, and received her education
in the public schools here.
Miss Tobin is survived by her par
ents, three sisters and two brothers,
John Tobin, Misses Katherine, Helen,
Madeline Tobin and Philip Tobin be-
sides the grandfather, Patrick Curry,
who resides at the robin home.
The deceased was most worthy
and popular young woman and de
vout member OF st. Peters Catholic
church
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
Church Announcements
TIME SUNDAY SERMONS, LOCATION OF CHURCHES TOPIC
OF SERMONS AND SPECIAL GIVEN
VARIOUS SERVICES


FIRST Christian Church. corner
Tenth and Blondeau streets. R. w.
Lilley, $40 Morgan, pastor. Sunday
service: Morning, 9:45, Bible school;
preach at the II a. m. service. Evan.
gelist Williams will preach the even
ing service.
The United Presbyterian Church,
Ninth and Blondeau streets. The Rev.
Harry B. Foster misunderstanding
worship, 1o:45 a. m. Theme of SER
mon, THE Extra Service, Sabbath
school. $50 a. M. Young peoples
Summitville, 8 D. m. No evening
service.
Unitarian Church. corner of Fourth
and H;ob streets q r E,iott min.
ister sunday school at e.2o seryi-
ces at II O'Clock Subject of dis.
conrse "Tba Art Of Rew,ldarmant ;,
Tho Rible Studv cluh meets with Mrs
Elliott. 5os Fulton st at 1.45 Monday
afternoon The Woman,s Alliance
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
CONGREGATIONAL church sixth and
High streets.-Bible school o.45.
Preaching service n O'Clock Al.
dress bv G. r. Mcfarland Professor
JTtt will sing the offertory solo On
Gods own Light, nv Cayersole The
choir vii, render the anthem "1Tn.
fold, by Gounod. The public :, cor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
Don't Be Pussy
About Eating
Your Stomach viii Digest Any Kind
of Food When Given the
Proper Assistance.

We are prone to fall into the error
of singing out some article of food
and soundly berating the fiend who
first invented the dish. The habit
grows with some people till almost all
food is put on the blacklist. This is
all wrong. What is required is lit
tie assistance with those agencies up
on which scientific students for many
years have set their seal of approval
because they have become absolute
facts. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for
all stomach disorders are recognized,
they have fine record; they are rat
ed reliable, dependable and worthy OF
confidence just as the president of a
big bank puts his o. X on a deposit
tors check And so you can eat
what you want, whatever you like,
knowing well that should Indigestion.
sour risings, gas formations, fermen-
tations or any other stomach distress
few moments will put you right.
Coated tongue, bad breath, heart
burn, belching, flatulency, bloat-ai
the symptoms of digestive troubles
disappear quickly when these tablets
are used. They are not cure for
anything but dyspepsia and kindred
complaints. But they have brought
relief to more sufferers from digestive
diseases than all the patent medicines
and doctors prescriptions put togeth-
er
The stomach does the heaviest
work of any of the bodily organs, yet
it's the one we treat with the least
regard. We eat too much of the
wrong kind of food at any time. The
patient stomach stands such treat
ment as long as ii can and then it
rebels. You get notice of the rebel
lion in the shape of the gases and
pains caused by undigested. ferment-
ing food.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
and recommended by all druggists at
SOC boSs--Adv.
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present the issues to the public. Come

present the issues to the public. Come
out and hear him.
Senator William Warner and Hon.
w. B. c. Brown, former mayor of
Kansas City, will deliver addresses at
the opera house in Kahoka, Wednes-
day afternoon, October 80, at II 200
o'clock. 1t is useless to add that
these speakers will talk from a .repub-
lican standpoint. as the former gentle
man is SO well known to the people of
this part of Missouri, in fact all over
the state, that he needs no introduce
ton. He has been on the firing line
for the republican party for years,
and is best known as the man who SO
neatly trimmed one VIM. J. Stone in
q joint debate in Kahoka i'll 1892 when
they were opponents for the Office OF
governor This event was red let
ttr day in the history of Kahcka. Spec
ial trains were run to this city 8 and
thousands of visitors We're here fr- m
Illinois and Iowa Major Warner had
never faltered in his devotion to the
party and has not only witnessed its
growth in the state, but has been
greatly instrumental in bringing ii
about. The major is getting old and
has lost some of his vim and vigor
but is still able to put up game
fight. His old friends and admirers in
Clark county are invited to come to
Kahoka and hear him October 80, for
this NAV be his last appearance be
fore a Clark county audience.
C. G. Lang attended meeting OF
bankers at Hannibal Thursday. OF
which he is chairman.
Rev. Shirley Smutz, late Of Mem
phis has been assigned by the M. E
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7:so p. M. The public cordially in

7:3O p. M The public cordially in
vited.
Sunday, Oct. 90. First Church of
Christ Scientist. 726-72S Main street
second floor. Services at 10:45 a. m.
subject Doctrine of Atonement."
Sunday school $50 a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting 7:45 o'clock. Reading
room, same address, open Tuesday
Thursday and Friday afternoons from
$50 to 4:30 O'Clock. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public.
First Baptist Church. Eighth ana
Blondeau. Preaching services at 10:f3
a. m and 1880 p. m Rev. Billy Will
liams will preach in the morning.
Subject, "No Room For Jesus
Preaching service in the evening by
pastor. Sunday school, $50 a. m.
Baker Mission. 2:30 p. M Young peo-
ple's meeting, $50 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
worship with us. Music by choir
st. Paul's German Evangelical
Church, corner Eleventh and Elk
change streets. Rev. j.. Nuesch, pas
tor. Sunday school at 9 a. M;
preaching service at 1880 a. IN. on
the subject. "A Living Hope" The
evening service at 1870 D. M. will be
in English and is under the auspices
of our Y. P. S. Teachers training
class Wednesday evening. All are
cordially invited to attend and made
welcome.
First Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Seventh and Blondeau SITS
Rev e. b. Newcomb, D. D., pastor
Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p
M The morning sermon will be on
"The Greatest Orator. the evening
on THE Man Whose Face Shone." A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public with special invitation for
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church conference to Kahoka. Rev. |
Anderson has been assigned to
eyangeIistic work

cnuTCH conference TO kdhOka. Kew.
Anderson has been assigned to
evangelistic work.
The board of directors of the Clark
county fair will meet in kahoka next
Tuesday at the Clark County Savings
bank
Cecil H. Denham and Miss Alma d.
Gram were united in marriage at the
home of the BRIDES parents near Ka-
hoka Wednesday evening, Rev. w.
Bechtold officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buck of near
Winchester, are the happy parents Of
a baby son. The proud papa is the re-
publican candidate for assessor. Mr.
Buck has been unable to leave home
on account of his wife's illness, hence
voters of the county will kindly over
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Wooden are now
in charge of the Lloyd hotel in Ka-
hoka.
The local lodge knights of Pythias
will entertain on the evening of Octob-
er "a, IOF the wives ana SWeetnearts
of the members.
DR.. Green delivered a very able ad,
dress at the opera house Thursday in
the interest of the bull moose. DR..
Green abused no one and his address
was more in the nature of a lecture.
He acknowledged to having been a
Cleveland democrat Dr. Green is one
of the most learned lecturers on the
platform today and is capable of de
livering lecture on most any subject
and the only comment we have to
make is that he did not stray from the
democratic party into the republican
party
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KAHoKA, MO.
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Hon. B. H. Boyer, OF Pennington,
Mo-, will address the voters from a
republican standpoint on the following
dates and places in Clark county:
Luray, Friday afternoon, October 25,
at 2 O'Clock, and Wyaconda at night
at 7.3O O'Clock Wayland, Saturday
afternoon, October 26, at 2 o'clock, and
Kahoka at night at o'clock. The
speaker is a good one aid will ably