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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-27

The man in the east who tried to
kiss a girl ten Thousand times on a
wager is still laid up. The girl is
as we'll as ever and is looking about
for man who is more of a slayer.
There is no need OF little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin eruptions. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve gives instant selief and
cures permanently. r. w. Smith.
Gg $50 Cotswold buck lambs for
sale. For further information adj
dress, r. Ponlton, Oakley, Cassia Co.,
Idaho. I'm
sg You can't cure consumption
but you can avoid it and cure every
other form of the throat or lung
trouble by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure. r. w. Smith.
ER Warning Persons who suffer
rom coughs and colds should heed the
warning Of danger and save themselves
suffering and fatal results by using
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t is an in
talllble remedy for coughs, colds, Group
and all throat and lung troubles. Il.
| w. Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-27

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE GEN.
" tlemeu ladies TO travel for responsible estab.
lished house in idaho Monthly SG5 90 and expenses
Position steady. Reference. Enc;ose selfaddressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
\, Chicago, III sel5nie
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-27

"a -z7Ts At Orebaugh's Barber
aAIas4 Shop, hot or cold, and
a shave that will make you happy
for a week. Try it.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Cora nceder was hookcd BY a
COW al Grecnyillo, Tea. and seriously
injured
An unknoWh man was rup over aud
KILLED by a train NJ Galveston, Tea. on
Saturday sits body Wae cut 10 pieces
Earnest Wangemann was shot and
killed IN saloon az Yoakum. Tex.
Saturday night n McOrev was ar
rested for the crime
The trouble between the whites ans
blacks In Sabine county Tex. is over.
A aptlng Of pure salt has been found
near klnk0sher. o, 7
Heavy Nlndstorm az Chandler. o. T..
Sunday, demolished several houses.
The boiler at a sawmlll near Ran.
dolph. KY. exploded Friday, killing
four men aud iniurlne two bora
The city council Of bryan. Tex.. has
passed 40 ordnance prohibiting hyt.
notlsm within the city llnlts
T. I. Young, . prominent buelnesl
pan Of lAtle Rock, Arb. eulcided BY
Jumping into the ArkanSas river
r Thomas was thrown nom a
wagon near Ella. l. r, and instantly
killed
John u Yeung, Jf, was given n
years IN the penltentlary at owene.
Vile Ky. for killing Clcnney Fosse,t
The decision % the goyernme.
against the exchange Of bank bills fci
silver coin has caused q panic Al He.
vAnA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
NEW TORPEDO BOAT.
Holland Launches His Submarine
Traveller at Elizabeth.
HE MAKES GREAT CLAIMS
Tho Vessel Gan Ds Kept UndsT Water
Eight HouTs and co Eisht Knota
40 Hour-siH Men Can Mahage
u-soms Nations want H.

Elizabeth. ~ J.. May 1.-THE Hob
land submarine toperdo boat vas
launched at the Crescent Ship yards In
this city today. The inventor Of the
boat. John P. Holland. has closely
watched the construction Of the yes
sci. The boat was christened. THE
Holland" by Mrs. Nixon. wife Of Lieu
tenant LOWS Nixon. The inventor
says there will not be any attempt at
submarine cyoiuuons for several
weeks. The construction Of the boat
has been eagerly watched oil over the
country. The boat Is cylindrical In
shape. feet and 3 inches long. with four
feet screw projecting extension The
diameter Is 10 feet Inches mldships
and the moulded diameter IL the same
The boat can travel under water eight
knots an hour for eight hours and 10
knots an hour on the surface The
power comes from q gasoline engine
and dynamo, tho former 70 be n-el
when the boat IL sailing on surface ana
the latter when submerged Il will
take less than q minute TO submerse
the boat. and about the samo time for
her to rise 10 the surface
The armament consists OF three tor.
pedo tubes. which will discharge high
explosives Sin men viii constitute
the crew. Mr Holland was asked BY
the United States. British and Spanish
governments TO allow representative,
on board during the trial trip. but b,
refused the request
After the trial trip he says be vii
allow an engineer from each govern
mont 10 see the workings Of the boat
which II IL believed will rcvolutionlz'
warfare s-yeral foreign nations hav,
bid Tor the vessel but Il 10 likely Mr
Holland will sell her 10 the unlto'
/ States
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
IT is A FAKE.
FoFgAa Knsw. Nothiag ~ the rFsP -
ed Wg Laan Company

FoTgAa Kusw. Nothiag ~ the rFsPs -
I'd IuS Loan Company
Chicago. May Thames II Forgan.
president Of the First National bank.
whose name was connected with the
planning of gigantic financial organ
ization. IN h New Yorh dispatch says he
never heard Of the scheme before Mr..
Forgan then said the proposed scheme
Of q company with a capital Of $780,
10000. Ia lend money 10 the farmers
of the west and south NJ a rate per
cent % about one half what they can
now borrow money would surely be
failure.
Experience has proved" said Sir.
Forgan. that enterprises q that Kind
cannot be successful The credit mob
llier Of France has done away With
the loanlng Of money on land
and now simply conducts banking
business This scheme had ~ origin
IN this country. but proved a failure
~ the workingmen contribute their
money To any such scheme a. this. and
Il Is suggested they viii. they Wlll sure
ly lose H. Another thing that makes
me think there Is nothing In the
story ~ all. II any man could get to-
gcthcr tlOO.oOO.O00 20 loan At any such
rate ui interest az proposed be would
b. a fool 10 50 out inducing farmers
10 borrow Il when the brokers In New
York would fall over themselves oficf.
lng THE, on securities better than any
thing the farmers could oier
1.-THE cost Of conducting such q CON-
pany would be- something enormous
The president Of such q company would
have TO be paid a large salary Then
there would have 10 b. men employed
10 go into the country and look 90
farmers who wanted 70 borrow. and
there would b. the expense Of cKamln'
ing title. e'c. ! can't ser where thci
would BE- any profit 10 any one concern
cd With such an organization aud
think Il very improbable that ther'
will b. such an ono"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

San Francisco. May i7-lucy Dor
sia. the smart little nny bred hy VIM
nooth and san, will be- sent against tho
worlds record for four miles on Thurs
day nett as d special feature Of the pro-
gram Of that day. which a. 10 be- d..
voted 70 helping the eye and ear ward
ot the Little Jim hospital
Ever since the Sprcckles run was
won by Little bob It hls been matter
of contention among howomen that
Lucy norgia should have won She was
not well ridden In that race ly her
jockey Her Jockey was uu' strong
enough 10 ride her Tor an there was
IN her Tho time vas not very good
10 fact was behind what Lucy norgla
is capable Of doing At her best IIttlJ
Bob won the race IN 7ei4 Tho two
bee, performances At the track are Eel.
lowcraft aud TenhrooCk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
1.-THE THEATeR AS IT IS"
jams. A u,arns Delivers q Lsciurs In
q Chicago church

jams A usarne Delivers Lecture In
Chicago church
Chicago. May n. james s ileDrUo.
actor and playwright now prominent
IN the comedy drama shore Acres
spoke at s. Pauls uniyersalist churca
on THE theatcf o. Il IS"
Many Of The big congregation wanted
"a applaud hts utiernnccs when he
said There would be- uo vicious urt
n there were 40 patrons OF vicious ave-,
there would be no vicious literature 70
there we're 40 patrons ~ yicI1Ia ntor-
ature. there would BE- no vicious plays
II there were no vicious aui.our
Tho service lost none OF o. usual TO-
lgious aspect aside from the address
Of the eminent actor IN the audience
were many stage people IN The course
II his remarks Mr Hearue said
The most sublime play ever saw
IN my life vas THE Passion ls pre-
sen,ed some dozen or aft,,n years ago
at the Grand operahouse "a the city
Of San Francisco. upon which occasion
James O'Neill represented our sayoir.
| n over man Was exalted by hls word
that actor Vas exalted By coming so
closely IN spiritual touch with Jesus
Christ have never seen or read any
where anything which 30 cunoblsd and
| dignlaed the Christian religion as ga
that play ard that actors work 70
was real thrilling. q was ave-iufplr-
ting II was sublimity Itself and no per-
son could leave that thsater after hav-
ing witnessed that play without carry
ing away with him some ot the bcauu-
ful spirit Of the carpenter o. Nazareth
But the orthodox church called % BIAS
phemy and demanded that The Law
should suppress Il, and the law aid
suppress T. And the orthodox church
and the law crushed the spirit ~ %,
rising young actor Of hls day and hruk,
the heart Of It's inspired writer wa
liam MorrlR"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
st. G. Time Card.

Lemons I5c per dozen at I'd Halls
Try the "Perfcei" Baking Powder j
Chas. II. Edge. dentist, Bryan Tex
Call for "Iloney Boy" a, Ell Halls. II
Go to Levy Bros. Tor your mating II
wv. Ieiga vent to Marlin yesier-
day.
Full line Of field peas at Edge Bros
l3nf
Mis- Mnwilski is visiting her sister
at Nayasota.
Every body is simply delighted with
Robertson photos. II
Mrs. Georgia Jackson returned To
Hearne yesterday.
Hnry Rohde and little son went to
Columbus Sunday.
College Creamery Butter PC pei
pound at III Halls. VOL
o.,
". A. withers and family are al Lam.
pasas 10 spend a month.
Try Perfect" Baking Powder. II
does such lovely baking. u
Have your phoioes taken nov whil'
they are cheap, a. Robertsons j.
The members Of the Rifle compau!
are requested to meet at the city hal
tonight at s O'Clock.
Buy a cypress cisteTn Of Otto Boehm'
and prepare for summer with agoo'
supply Of pure water. l5t I'm
will Thomas, J. NJ. Hare and Other
went 10 Nayasoia on bicycles sunda,
and returned by rail.
viii woo,en aud Pink White return
ell from n Paso yesterday. They "a
the dcman were royalty entertained an
enjoyed a trip over 10 Jaurel, Mexico
Cal at Halls drugstore Tor Wright
celebrated perfume and while you Al
there get whole yard Of toile, soap e
25 cent. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
w,ad,as Up the Aaair..

s., Louis. May H. Receiver William
! Stone Of the dehrnct Mnllnnphy saw
inss banh exports that rapid progress
Is being made In winding up the affairs
" the banS. and that a 0nll settle.
meut will be- reached much sooner than
was expected
Today he Vtll ash the circuit court
for an order 10 make q FINAL settlement
of the banks affairs. lie ,eys that he
will be able 20 pay cut between sl55.-
900 and $500 600 within the next few
days n the ccurt grants the order
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

An immense crowd attended the big
shoot ON John X. Parker's place, and
the way the sports bursled the whirIing
blue rock pigeons was something mar
yelous. There was several shoots dur
ing the day and at the end 1t was hard
TO decide who was the champion. An
other feature on the program was
magnificent dinner Of which everyone
was invited to partake and no one was
bashiu about doing 90. Altogether the
boys say they had the hottest time on
record.
Lenyille. the s.year old son Of W. j."
Houston. had the misfortune to cut one
wrist very badly with broken glass
which severed some Of the leaders and
caused considerable loss OF blood.
The wound was dressed by physicians
and the little fellow was getting along
as well a. could be expected yesterday
Purchasing in quantities direct from
factory we sell Perfect" Baking Pow
der at losest prices.
Saunders & johnson,
Zuber & McDougal,
w254L K. NJ. Wilson,
d l22 I'm 2tw. Cole Bros
There il no longer any doubt that the
cycle path will he built The club has
gone 10 work In business like way and
with the assistance Of our liberal ciii'
rens they will push the enterprise t
success.
A. Emden says be has been requested
by many Of his customers to extend
hi. cheap sale Of cold drinks, and ha'
concluded to do 80 FAR few days lon
ger. Look at his biz al. lis
Marshal 7. r. Boyetl went to llearn'
sunday TO attend the funeral Of grand
child, the IN FAINT Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Kinney. Mr. Boye,t was accompanie
| by Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Knox and Mis-
Lotiie llearn.
Two thousand boxes Of Morning De'
complexion soap (benEoin, buitermil
and glycerinc) three cakes to the boz
ar nov offered at lOc per box by NJ. u
james, the leading druggist ~
$50 eight ball croquet sets iC
81 20 each. sam b. Wilson 4 Co. l4ii
Southern people should eneouras
southern enterprise, especially when
Is to their advantage. Buy apacsage
Star and Crescent Roasted Coffee. i
Waco Carnival-May Is and 10 az
for a. m. train May 20 the u. * T. I
. will sell round trip ticket to Waco
4 500. Limit Of tickets May 81
Saunders & Johnson, J. W. EngIis
: aud ]. d. Mike sell Star and Crescel
Roasted Coffee. Ia.
Sl.2b six ball crOquet sets tor g.
il. each. Sam b. Wilson 4 Co. lli
y Delicious biscuits, cakes, & care ma
d with the Perfect" Baking Powder, II
Mrs. Walter Goss Of Galveston is vi
= iting relatives here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
Id. SPEAKER DE.D.
Ito Wac . Prominent steamship aud
General supply Merchant

lie wAs . Prominent steamship aud |
General supply M"ichao'
Manasua. May H. j. D. Sprnkor,
ron-ln-law Of John II Starln, BE- do.d,
the result Of malaria or heart affection
James d. Speaker was. until little
over a year ago. accounted one OF the
most prosperous steamship and general
supply merchants IN New York fia
sudden failure then came as a surprise
To many Of HE friends, even h's family
having been ignorant that his Affairs
were In disorder. SO successfully In
deed had his real position been kept
secret that his rating In some commer-
cial registers vas put at a quarter OF a
million dollars
Mr Speaker came OF an old and rc5-
pected family of this state. The elr-
lest representative IN Amerlca arr.v-
ed from Germany In the latter part ut
the last century and foundsd 'h, town
81 Sprakere
Most Of the sprakors have lived 90 che
neighborhood OF their original settle
ment ever since james D. Sprakci's
father died there about O year ago
when over 20 years Of age lie had
been for many years president OF a
bank In the district
James d. Speaker started HE aH d
railroad cle-k lie married O. daughter
Of Mr.. Starlu when about twenty. n,,
years old and Tor a period was success.
ful In a general commission huslnef.
be started at about the time 81 DTS mar
rage The brides father gave the con-
pie the New York house IN which they
lived until Mr. SPEAKERS failure. 200,
everything seemed % favor them Sc
siarln then went on an extended tflI
20 Europe Later on several m's'.r
tunes the chief OF Which was the lus
Of two houses which be- had ECglpDt..
" insure considerably decreased bl
fortune but be still retained hla hiI
store In New York City which wpp.lr
the starin boats with provisions Hui
dld a largo amount Of trade With 0ihr
lines and with hotels hut Mr snu
her had always been eytravlg1nt in hi
mode Of llie and this IL said % hl,
had considerable TO DO with he fl'l
ure. Later be separated from his vii
and went away from New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Mr. r. b. Gillespie placed another
car OF the King Of Kansas -four with
r. VI. Wilson to-day. ltisa fine -four,
being ground entirely out Of soft winter
wheat, This Vu'cr acknowledges with
thanks, q complimentary sack Of IL, aud
having used 10 before, can commend j,
10 those wanting something choice,
BY the way, Gillespie is a good fellow,
aud citizen OF Bryan, aud IL Is a pleas.
ure 10 know that Bryan q ople are con
slming his goods No ilbrrllly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

A printer walked INTO a certain store
in his rounds and noticed drummer
standing by the counter with sample
case ready 10 open.
Anything you want 10 say IN the pa
per this week ?' said the printer to the
business man behind the counter.
mo, said the business man, 81 don /
believe in advertising"
The drummer waited until the prin
ter was half way out Of the door, then
took up his sample ease AMI rem trk-
ed "Well, that lets me out, ! don care
% sell on time t1 any man who, at this
age, does not believe In advertising
prefer to sell To live men When wan
to strike up trade with a dead man, III
90 to the graveyard Good day."-Ex
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed homes tead or what Is
known a. Collins place, five miles north
Of Bryan for sale at a bargain A snap
for anybody wanting a good aud we'll
improved farm. Must be sold quick
For particulars address:
4 l2l I'm g. A, ElMEN,
1915 l.2 Congress Ave, Houston, Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

JA. Bun uf Caldwell formerly cd
ifur.fucuI ,.o,aa herr was in the
D.N ,.st.rla.
8 IS r,u. g.be e tnr { let soap Tor
Iu ur.i.. .rHrc mraquttl,tttl Halls
i.g.- ore. ll6.
HoIiHNes ufbg''HmiIk c1mpleSion
.u4r ,ruts box. iOlO cakes pa
D1t. CASTLE bath soap ~ cents
cake Nv is the thc time 90 stock up.
lHu ~Im y Wilson & Co
". 1. l.up. ha. 20, sl stock of COIN.
rcs.nu .ars, dtr Ici'um,ty and toilet
articles. IA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Comanche Tribe No. %, !. o. H. NJ.
n,van Tex Council fie kindled the
drst and third wednesday o. e ever
month at the seventh run ana tn'tue'n
b,eath In Wigwam at Mikes hall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
Your Picture Free.

For a limited time only with every
purchase Of goods amounting to 81 or
more made at Burt Norwood's Cash
Store he will have your picture taken
free. 40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
The Revival.

Evangelist. Been and ireland are just
getting warmed up vel. 20 TO their work
af er week Of meetings, and during
the next week O. ten days Neanticipate
greater results than those already at.
tainel. Up 20 and including sunday
night there have been fourteen CONVEX.
sions. The sunday night sermon was a
powerful presentation Of the srory OF the
flood and of lhc second destruction ol
tue world by fire. A. lbs close eight
parsons profe.sci faith in Christ On
account Of rain the meetings the past
two days have been held at the opera
house with a conunution Of the large
crowds In attendance. There have been
thirteen acce.siuus tD the Christian
church ly baptism aud one hy letter.
90
Sterling silver goods Tor wedding pres.
snts at John NJ CallWplNs 1853
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

"salon Palmef's" latest nlo.s aye
Garland Of violets Garland OF Roses,
May bloom, etc. They are the finest
sold and are kept boy us.
l4lu Sam q. Wilson q Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Hot weather is coming, 80 keep co
and rest easy 10 onr 81 grass hammock
Tor 7ic. sam B. Wilson Is Co. liiti
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Mikes Cycle Hospital received the
following telegram from the Temple Cy.
Gle Works Of Chicago yesterday: "win
give $40 as requested. Wish cycle path
enterprise success. Ralph Temple
desire t1 exchange a lovely home in
Houston, rcxa.. worth 5000 f1r farm.
Address, Stewart Johnson, Houston,
Texas. lIj.
Paloy billiard, who is just recovering
from a severe illness, came up from Gal.
weston yesterday and Is visiting Mr.. and
Mr. J. A, Myers
Full stock of neR bath spougcs; huy
one aud get a box Of fne hath soap free
sam h. Wilson IS Co llif
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
Remember~

That human ingenuity
iscifamaubd only ca.
gallf n accomplishing n.
.ilis up taa cIriaiH point
uiu that attained and he
limit reached hsIour e
erhauioi, aHd any Jurihr
promisr efJarordble results
dcoi uadmislmdiug
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Sterling silver goods Tor wedding pres.
cnts at John VI. Caldw,lN- 1873
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
Tbsr. Is 100 llU % stop gaH
u yoB uduti1.

loi may hare JJnfuloui
i,rid that iiistims that
you LgIu 90 iHroiiglis 90.
Uu, come right along
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Premises ur eimp aHd
mad ujii uia 90 honest
h,l6lmmt or 90 d"tu
lu hour about ufs goa
lHou us lor hf rguid-
ton ~ doing lhs Square
thing, and Il goa tHou "'
ina pruciiolltUiHos' ray
tho you ar noihssiidtug.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

llsofirm that iiis a.
much your los a. oun u
Vou ,1BiiHu, o. bag goods
uiihod iHrtiiigltiHg w
Hmato, no difference har
small your purchase uf
rant you nth us II
mates uo pids hon much
you buy, Wf cdH 10 vou
good.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

Ifvou 40 uoi kH0u "a
prariicsl'y hm 10 tine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18

You may Hoplartirioi
a.. Wh0'sto bldmef II
We are, tsll les about o.
sss artH
You may prefer 10 pay
Higher prices elsewhere.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-18
ICE CREAM.
8 cents per Dish
Everybody wants one.

FamiIic- who wish Soda
Water 10y the dozen
bottles or moro can got
them Today Only tor CSC per dOZ
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-01-01
Mrs. Anna +. Walker (colored)

Mrs. Anna f. Walker (colored) a
graduate of the New York Art
school who went to Paris, France,
TO further perfect herself in the art
Of painting, has returned home in
this city, after a most successful
course in one Of the highest art
schools in all Europe. After Mrs.
Walker had studied in Paris only
four months she painted a picture
from life, which was accepted by
the French Salon, where it was
put on exhibition. When it is re-
melnbered that an art student is
considered fortunate if she can get
a pastel into the Salon after size
has studied for years, it is most
remarkable that an American lady,
and that, too. identified with the
despised race, should have gone
to France and broken all previous
records. Colored American.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-01-01
CEDAR RAPIDS BUDGET.

The supper given BY the Masons
lodge at their hall on christmas
night was very successful. The
attendance was not very large but
all seemed to have good timo.
The Xmas tree and exercises at
tile "a. NJ. E. church on Xmas
eve night, was well attended. The
program given BY the little folks
was very good.
Mrs. Frank Morgan and dangh-
ter Of Sigourncy are visiting at the
heme Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
J. Thos. Lowery Of Sioux City
spent Xmas with his parents on
Ninth avenue. He had not been
home for ten years, and no doubt
all were glad to see him.
There seems to be a siege of
sickness among our littlo folks.
Among those who are sick are
Carl Marshall, Harry level and
Laura Raspberry.
The L. II. 5. met Monday eve
It the residence Of @. 3. Glare.
After the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read, the business
was taken up followed by gen
eral rehearsing Of important topics
which was indeed quite interesting.
Among the many topics rehearsed
and discussed, was q most interest
ing paper on the Cuban war By
Ihos. Davis AT the usual hour
the society adjourned to meet at
the home Of G. H. Wade Of Ninth
street, Monday evening, January
9Th, 1897.
Dame RumOr informs us that
the wedding bells which have long
been si}ent, Will soon peal out its
silyery tones in tho Rapids, and
two hearts will beat as one. We
are anxiously waiting.
Miss Nettie johnson left for her
home in Clinton, Ill.,, last week.
7 our correspondent wishes
every one Happy New Year.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-01-01

One of the things which drag
down those of the race who try to
do, is the conduct of those who
never attempt anything good; the
bad are millstones around the
necks Of the good. Unfortunately,
the condnct Of the bad is incident
ally charged against those who
are dong all within their power to
make respectable people, In
short, the standard set by the bad
is unjustly the measure 4 and
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