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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Rooming Houses.

hogelS ano Eo0mlng houses.
FOR LEAsE-sO ROOMS, STEAM
and finish. nice light rooms; positively
the best location in city; long lease ane 3
absolutely the best price to the right
party See us for details.
sao0o-S9 rooms hot and cold running
water In each. steam heat, baths
modern and UP 10 the minute.
fine location. rent about $3.50 per
room. heat furnished free; extra
well furnished-St0oo cash down,
balance can bo PAID out OF house.
Ihis i3 a genuine bargain and
hne money maker.
EEADQUARTERs FOR HOTELS AND
:, 4; RICHTER, REAL ESTATE,
A. l. "aiR BRATTA1N. T!f Mca 3 inene O. DEPT.
mloi4
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
% rooms; strictly modern and exclusive
IN every. particular: the location and
lease VIII Impress a hotel man. Total
winter expense Is 5000 per month; pres.
fnt en- neon income Is $lOQ2 \ small fortune ,.aa can
years. Investigate. $500 required
2S rooms; steam heat hot and cold va
Yer IN every room, furniture and carpets
IN hrst-class condition; a-year lease. at
nominal rent a snap at $500
rooms on one floor; 3-year lease. We
is clearing $l25 per month Only $3.50
Terms.
A chance to buy a Main street room
ing house cheap: u rooms, with 2-year
lease. Only 500,
workinsmans hotel Of more than 30
rooms, that Is making money. Only
II you arc looking for a hotel or room
ing house, II will pay YOU to see us be-
fore You buy.
BETTILTON HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY
w, 2O3o. 10 e. Broadway W. 1850
n191G
12 ROOMS. GOOD LOCATION, TRAN
sient house; doing good business cheap
rent. $4,000
TOWN. steam heat. cheap rent and good
lease. $4,000
2S ROOMS. CENTRAL LOCATION.
elegantly furnished with steam heat. hot
and cold water in every room. doing tran
silent business and a money maker, s2t50.
1T YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SNAP
in hotel or rooming house. see us.
W. rs3, ]. L. DENHAM co. W. 41SS.
Successors 10
A. n. Humphries. IS W, 2nd So. st.
n20iI
FOR SALT.-NODERN APARTMENT
house OF 5S rooms; best location in
city; netting 1915 per month VIII take
vacant lot or small home in part pay
ment. Only parties with best references
need apply. Phone Wasatch 903. n2236
A sNAP-AN S-RooM RooM1NG
house. modern. best location, 5000
Owners business out OF city forces him
to sell. Inquire 1863 w. South Temple.
ROONHNG HOUSE FOR SALE: RENT
reasonably cheap TO right party: par
ties leaving city. 410 So. West Temple.
can SoSe, n1e77
FOR SALE-JARGU, MODERN ROOM
ing house, central location; part cash
balance easy payments. Call or address
S. l.. Mayer, Al East Broadway, meas
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN.

BErT1LYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
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BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY.
We Write All Kinds OF Insurance.
n2o2'
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NATURES FERTILIZER.

SILTAKA, POWDERED. DISsOLVEN,r
odorless. weodloss prepared for plan
bulhs. lawns. ehrubbery Mfg. By Taylor
fertile soils and fertilizers. 1867 Rueno
ave. w. 3ss1-W., for sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co. Porter- Walton Co.
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COAL AND KINDLING.

e r. DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. lB5 East ith South both
phones hz5
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y. RICHTER.
13 South Main 81. Phone Was. s4!
n2OS1
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FRUIT AND COAL.

ZION'S FRUIT & COAL co,
Fruits Vegetables and All Kinds o.
Fancy Groceries: IIav. Grain, Coal ana
KlndllnS
WASATCH oii2 $50 5. W. TEMPLEs-
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FOR RENT
For Kent-Furnished Rooms.

HOTEL SHELTON. l2l S. W. TEMPLE
Newly furnished: d5 baths and suites;
clean rn2920
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For Rent-Garage.

3MosnT GARAGES sHLEssooM.
/ fully equipped and the best loca-
"a the city: State street bet 2nd
~ South. formerly occupied by the
@N-Dodd Co. Apply G. s. Holmes.
Lsem1oh hotel. f1304
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES.
ATTORNEYS.

POWERS. MARIoNEAUx sroTt g.
Mckinney. Top floor froHt Kearns
bldg Wasatch 1850. A sgociate Office
COS Los Angeles Investment bldg. Los
Angeles. uSSS9
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ErROPEAN HnrEL

% rooms; strictly modern and exclusive
IN every particular: the location and
lease VIII Impress q hotel man. Total
cnt income is Sl002. \ small fortune can
be made In this hotel in the next three
years. Investigate. sl500 required
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
a 4Q-acre Improved farm In Sanpete
county for good property in or near Salt
Lake City. Address $50 Tribune,
h79s
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
CHINA DECORATING.

M1SS T1TIs " IN, LcissS S;TIir,ic,
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons ce87
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lee ROOM APARTMENT. STEAM
1t. $40: Asa So. eth East, apt. 5.
= k35o
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COULD WE MAKE MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any tive cor1-
petltors combined unless our methods are
right?
Nineteen years experience With on!y
one foreclosure
TRACY LOAN & TRUST CO,
II L. 1st South. m26s
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Apartments Unfurnished.

- - ,SI~GD,, ~
FLAT. MODERN EX-
,pt heat. 2s0 End East. Wesatch
Nv moEoi
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LAUNDRIES.

n PALACE LAUNDRY co.
40 w, Second South. phone.
70 2. Second South, Wasatch 1881,
d9 2. Third South. Was, $40.
15S 2. Fourth South. Hyland 1862
~. ard Hyland Esq.
pery brought TO offices saves a5
extra charge FOR one-day specials
kz5ar
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Furniture Moving,

9EHOLD GOODS, PIANOS, OFFICE
Mfure, safes. exc, Alex Pickering
Har Co. cS94
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EEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
i3 Main ST. Phone GAL.
A. L. BRATTAIN. NICE o. DEPT.
m1oi4
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For Rent-Hotels.

RENT ON LONG LEASE. NEW 80
NJ. fireprocf. modern hotel. so rooms
private baths; central location. Ad-
EP- o. box 14s. h2o6s
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N FINE 7-RM. APARTMENT IN
o. sGodbe" formerly the Stauffcr).
SpSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.
1361 Main st, Phone Was. RI.
m32SA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
An Astounding Discovery Which, it is
Believed, Will Increase tho Average
Length of Human life 20 Years. ~.
0o 0aIN an p4
A Marvellous Metz Treatment for Cure Of Chronic Constipation
and Kindred Complaints. Jane Foster. Humonity:s Benefoctor.
Cites Long Sought Secret to tie 1Vating World.

Yes" said Mrs. Foster, whose
sunny countenance crowned by Il
%luxuriant growth Of grey hair, ties.
titled to a long life spent in the
service of humanity, cts true that
! have cured many people by my
marvellous remedy. As a matter
Of fact, I've yet to find a single
case, either man or woman. who
has failed Of a complete cure b.
following my treatment.
For nearly 20 years | myself was
a victim of chronic constipation
and its kindred complaints. 1t
seemed as though 1 tried every
thing-physics, laxatives and purg-
atives innumerable. They helped
ssne temporarily but were followed
by an inevitable reaction, leaving
me In worse condition than orig
'nally. Then tried various laxo'
tive foods-they were of little ben
eft; physical exercise was only &
temporary relief. Finally I was
reduced to taking disgusting enc
mas and internal baths; still no
permanent improvement. Doctor
after doctor despaired Of helping
me. Ny constipation merely be.
came more stubborn-my head
aches and mental depression con-
stantly increased. .
Abandoning all hope Of help
from the regular channels, decid.
ed that I myself would make a
thorough study of the problem in
volved and see IL there G not
some remedy for my seemingly
hopeless condition-sonc cur for
my long standing trouble. | never
completely lost faith; intuitively
felt that somehoW-sOmeWhere--
/ would find a remedy. For months
I pursued my investigation. will
not bother you with the details
let it suffice to say that finally.
after months of research, I STUN
bled upon this wonderful and ut
terly simple remedy. Buried in
the bosom of old Mother Nature
ever since the creation of the
world, at last it was discovered.
It cured mel believe that it will
cure anybody. 1t has never yet
failed.
As a matter Of fact, the medical
profession has given this remedy
It's unqualified Endorsement. Pro.
fessor Metchnikoff, the famous
Belgian scientist, in talking to DR..
Lane, the famous English sur
geon, who strongly indorses this
treatment, said. the explanation
is simple-you get rid Of the germs
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Personal

r. ""tAsh.r 17''E..
Ed Mount and Herb Little of Crofte
township are exposition visitors.
L. A. Slaatenhus Of Driscoll, spent
Friday and Saturday in the city on
business and pleasure combined.
Geo. N. Varnum Of Menoks2 was
among the exposition visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. Anton Schmidt and Miss Rosa
Fisher were attending the exposition
from Driscoll.
Jerry tswceney$of Mckenzie came to
Bismarck Friday and returned home
Saturday. While here he teok in
the exposition.
Alex Lundnuist, school Director in
Sibley district, was in the city on
business Saturday.
p. C. Nelson aof Crofte township
brought his wifees4to the hospital for
treatment Friday night.
Miss Mildred Jones came in from
her school in the Clark district Sat
urday and will remain to attend the.
teachers institute the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. p. Bliss and sons
Lester and Bert came in from their
farm east Of Baldwin Friday and will
remain in the cit yover Sunday. It
is their intention, weather permitting.
to go to eastern Colorado, their FL.
ture home, by auto. Harry, the Oldest
son, is already located there, and the
rest Of the family Intend to- locate
him and go into the stock bust.
ness exclusively. The lisses have
a host OF friends An tais part Of the
country who will greatly regret their
departure but whose good wisres will
FOLLOW them to vneir new home,
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that breed in the lower bowel.
The poison generated In the colon
is the chief Il of II compare
lively premature old age" My
method of treatment removes this
poison-hence will doubtless In
crease the average length of life
Of the human race.
"What Is the real secret of your
successful treatment, Mrs. Fos-
ter?" ] asked.
Wait a day or two until my
new free book is off the press
was the answer. "ll give you a
copy-that should answer your
question. But I'll say this much,
so far as | know, my treatment Is
entirely different from any meth
cd ever in general s. 1t is not
in any sense a purgative or lax
alive, every one of which, even the
mildest, is eventually followed by
a reaction leaving the patient
worse off than originally. 1t Is not
a disgusting enema, nor any sort
of laxative food or diet, nor does
it demand physical exercise or
massage, o is it an internal rem
edy to be absorbed by the system,
nor is it internal bathing, which
is self-evidently opposed to every
law of nature. No, my treatment
is, I firmly believe, entirely differ
ent in principle from any remedy
ever in general use in the history
of the human race 1t is, / believe,
something new under the sun.
For hundreds of years humanity
has suffered from the ills caused
by constipation. Headaches, piles,
hemorrhoids, auto : intoxication,
mental depression, torpid liver,
biliousness, lack of energy, muddy
yellow compilations, self-poisoning,
and many cases of indigestion
and appendicitis-these are but a
few of the many ailments which
result from constipation and which
my treatment has never failed to
cure. Constipation, the fundamen-
tai cause, removed, the attendant
complaints disappear as if by
magic.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
FARMERS MEETING

The member of the local Farmers
Educational and Cooperative union
that was not present yesterday after
noon, at the regular semi.mOnthly
meeting in Patterson's hall not only
missed q treat ut he, also, missed
some very able instructions.
The meeting was addressed by w.
B. Evans. Paducah, Ky, and w. +.
Brown of Basin, WyO.
Mr.. Evans was the chief speaker
of the day and handled hisswork we'll.
These gentlemen are now preparing
to make a thorough organization Of
the work in North Dakota and 500
this state will he as closely organ
lied as many of the older states.
The organization is now II years
old and has over a million members.
Mr.. Evans has been In the work over
eight years and has helped to initiate
over 10000 members working from
the Gulf of Mexico this far north and
and predicts great results for the
union in North Dakota.
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9" am getting along in years
now" said the benevolent old lady,
reflectively. Much Of my life has
been spent in service for others.
Now the precious privilege of do.
ing a great work for humanity has
been %vouchsafed me. l shall dedt.
cate my few remaining years to
this great cause. l want every
man and woman in the country
who needs my treatment to write
for my free book. There Is no
obligation %involved-I am only too
glad to be of service. One lesson
| have learned thoroughly from
this pilgrimage Of life: that Is,
that life is a school room-we're
here to learn-to grow-to expand
to build characterize help the
race progress. Now that l am de.
scending the sunset slope ! deem
it an inestimable privilege, indeed,
to do my little part in helping hu.
Imanity. -. g.zv
"When l think, Of the vast
hordes of people who are dragging
out a miserable existence feeling
dull s%tupefied, lifeless; the result
of the insidious poisons they are
generating in their own systems,
| tell you it's a sourc of deep and
abiding happiness to think that l
can help them-that I can bring
the bloom of health to their pallid
cheeks-that ! can start the pure
red blood bounding through their
systems, that l a bring the spar
kle of robust vitality to their. lack
lustrc eyes. Already scores of
happy, healthy men and women
bless the name of Jane Foster;
soon l shall number my grateful
friends by the thousands. Just
send for the free book, How l Add
ed 20 Years to My Life Don't
delay--do it today. Fill out the
coupon and mail it-or drop me a
postcard. Remember, there is no
obligation involved-it's a pleasure
to help you. If you don't need my
treatment yourself clip this an
nouncement and give it to some
friend who would benefit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
FOOTBALL SCORES
Princeton 23-5:cEaeii 6.

Princeton 23-5:cEaeii 6.
Wisconsin iS-Mar1uette Q.
A71? 29-Rutgers ..
PENNSYLVANIA 20-STarthmo7e 0
Yale 27-LaFayette Q.
Harvard 23-Nilllams 3.
pennsylvania State, 16-Gettys'
Burg O.
Illinois 24-Missouri Z. ~.g Easel
Ohio State 14-Western Reserve 8.
Purdue 34-Northwestern 0.
Laredo, Texas
Dartmouth 33-Vermont Z.
. Carlisle 7-COrnell 0.
Michigan l4-MOunt Union O..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
TEAcHERs.UNs1,TurE.

The Burleigh County Teachers in.
stitute will open Its session in the
city next Monday morning. Prof.
Travis OF Mayville and Miss Fischer
Of Valley City will arrive in the city
today. The Monday morning session
will be held in the court house, after
which a more suitable location will
be determined upon for the following
days.
Word has been received from Hon.
Henry s.. Curtis, the great American
exponent of Fairgrounds and child
welfare movements, that he will ar.
rive in the city from the west on
Thursday forenoon, October 16. He
will then be before the teachers that
afternoon, giving demonstrations Of
games and plays and will give a reg
ular lecture in the evening. The
Mothers club, the Parent-Teachers
league and others should not fail to
meet Mr.. Curtis. Arrangements are
being made for a game of volley ball
in the high school gymnasium Thurs.
day, at 3:45 p. m. This is a new game
to most Bismarck people, but it Is
one of the healthiest and most invig-
Grating of games, claimed to be supe'
rior to basketball In many ways.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
POLICE STILL CLEANING UP.

The police last night raided a negro
dive on the south side Of the railroad
tracks and arrested three women, all COL
last week from Aberdeen. They We're sent
out OF town again this morning.
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PLEASED WITH BISMARCK.

C. Z. .Alleson, of the sales department
of the International Harvester Company
at Chicago. was among the visitors at
Bismarck for the industrial exposition this
week. and seemed highly elated over the
splendid showing Of North Dakota pro-
ductS.
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City News
EiNs' NETTING,

There will 30 q meeting cf tie Elks
this afternoon, at s o'clock, at which
time the committees T'il report, and
It Is requested that there be a full
attendance.
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e Or

Mar. and Mrs. c. F. Leonard Of
Flasher were among arrivals In Bis
marck Saturday to see the exp0si.
ton. They were guests at the Nc
Kenzie hotel.
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SHOE MEN HERE.

Secord Henderson, representing the
Northern ol.oe company of Duluth,
and Ben Rud of Duluth, representing
the Mayer Shoe company, are both in
the city. Both young men are expert
statesmen and have q large circle OF
friends, who look for them when they
arrive.
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A BEAUTIFUL DECORATION.

A BEAUTIFUL DECORATION.
Fred Graham deserves much credit
for his beautiful recognition of the
Elks. His barber shop in the Nc
Kenzie hotel was decorated in most
appropriate style. Elk's heads, purple
and white with banners produced a
pleasing effect.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
FREE O

The Goodrich.Cal Lumber Co. are
giving q chance to secure coal free.
See their booth at the Exposition
Building.-(Adv)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

First Baptist Church, corner Of Fourth
street and Avenue B., Bruce Edmund
Jackson, pastor. A church Of the people.
Morning worship at 10:45. lie congre-
cation will have the privilege Of listen
ing to a sermon by Rev. G. w. Shepherd
North Dakota's new state evangelist for
the Baptist denomination. MI. Shepherd
is a gifted speaker and will have a mes
sage well worth hearing. The pastor urges
all members of the church and congre-
cation to- be present and hear this ser
mon and meet this man who has been
brought to our state for the important
work of CHARACTERIZATION. Sunday School at
u m. A wide-awake Bible school. Chill
dren's church at 4 p. m. B.. Y. P. U.
at $50. Evening service of Worship at
1880. The pastor will speak Upon the sub
ject Thou Art the Man." Please note the
change in the hour Of the evening SER
vice. 4 cordial invitation is extended to
you to join with US in these services.
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N AT PORTAL.

Portal International: a. H. Runge,
state fire marshall, of Bismarck, was
a Portal visitor this week. He in
formed us that Portal vas sadly in
need of fire protection, and he be-
lieves that the insurance rates will
go the limit il something isn't done to
protect ire property in Portal from
fires. He will take the matter up
with the village council in the near
future. 3Af
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&

Sunday services at t1e. Evangelical
church, cornor of Seventh and Rosser
street. In the morning will be Sun
day school at 10. a. m. and preaching
at II a. M, and at 7:15 p. m. will be
young peoples meeting, and at s p.
m. preaching. Preaching will be in
the German language. but Sunday
school and young peoples meeting
will be in the German and English
language. Please come to the ser.
vices, for they will prove a blessing
to you. Robt. E. Stritz, pastor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
REPRESENTS SAUSAGE COMPANY

End Otis, the wild acting man, who
formerly made his headquarters at
the Mckenzie, but is now Of Miles
City. Mont. came in Friday and
seems to be the same Bud. He repre-.
sents HORNETS Famous Sausage
company, and does a pile of talking.
and not on that subject, alone, either.
Bud is a great pal among the boys
and he figures some when it comes to
conversation on all topics of the day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-12
FATHER AMBROSE HERE.

Among the visitors to the exposi-
ton was Father Ambrose of Fort
Yates. Probably there is no more
faithful worker. in his Masters vine
yard in the northwest, or n who is
more considerate for the stranger
who passes his gate" than Father
Ambrose. He is the friend in the de-
sert who greets the traveller on the
reservation and makes him feel he is
in the hands Of a sfricnd. The father.
returned to Fort Yates yesterday.
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RECOVERING FROM OPERATION.

RECOVERING FROM OPERATION.
Miss Anna Baker, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. I.P. Baker, who submitted
to an operation for appendicitis q
week ago, is doing very we'll and ex-
poets to be able to 90 home In q few
days. This is good news to her many
friends.
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A pauahter.

:. Born-To. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kleich of Alnont, at. St. Alexius hos
pital, Saturday morning, a baby girl.
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The Churches

ST. MARY's CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Early Mass, $3.50. .
High mass, 1890. .
Sunday School, 2 p. m. q
Evening services, vespers and benedic-
ton, 1880 p. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

10:45-Morning service. Subject:
"The Bible for all the World.
12:00-Sunday school.
6:3o-Eyening service, conducted
by the young.
Address by DR.. Kirkbraide. The
DR." comes to us from Chicago and
is prepared to prove the efficiency and
necessity of the Bible in the worlds
reform and progress. You can lilly
afford to miss this address.
People of the church illustrated
lecture on China. A cordial invita-.
ton to all services.
Special music.
Mid-week meeting Wednesday even.
ing at 1880 in church parlors. c,
W Harris, pastor. :.
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH..
Service in the Norwegian language
at the court house Sunday evening,
Oct. ~, at 1880 o'clock. O. G. Bel
sheim, pastor.