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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Sic &irmrE. Der ct. @aricns
Gcmciuoc

lit porii6er, Der g. G.. piuszN lpbon>
iusz8erein bat einen gepdltigen Grz
fol9 gu oer5ei6nen, uno 5rpdr nt9t nur
tinan3iea, benin Der Geinertrog Der
&irmeB pirO elm ni9t 81 bera9tenber
isin, OefIsn gr0bter She'll 3ipsifeQos
Der 8ereinstaiIe 3uflieBen miro, Ionz
Germ es bat Ii6 audi bslptelen, oaB Der
M d : Gerein Der ct. Marienz
8emeinbe alles 8i89ertge in DenSGatz
tn gu iteQcn peiB, tpenn er Die Sibz
rung iibernimmt. 0ur9 oas Dirfen
i'm 8erein unO nit Der ausbriidli6an
Grlaubntb Der S~selIprger Der Sc
msinDs lit bas n3uiammengebDrigz
~teitsgefiibl" Der Mariens@ emeinbe INN
Elm 8eoeutsnbes gebpben perben. Qu6
bat ii3 bic 9ebeutuRg Der Marien=
@emeinbe, bur9 bic 9emonItrus
tion ge5eigt. gu btefen 8irtunsen
bes unternebmens t0mmt nod Der err
freuli9e 3una9s on neuen Mttglie@
bern, bic pd6ren6 Der &trmiB fir BEN
g. 9. Pius Nl2bpniusz 8erein gepons
nen purben rno aun bas engere gu
iammeuipirten be8 ct. 8onifdttus
Siinglings z@ereins nit Der MGnnsrz
melt, psl4e bur9 i1r einmiitbi il
ges 3uammennirten bic
Hrdft oes tatbolii4en 9emeinbe>
tueiens betunOen. Ste tdtbolii9s
Stride lit auf 9emeinben, (ni9t
mad StdOtsn ooer Darbs, benin bas
finb poIitii9 ni9t tir9li9e Gle
berun9er) a~ufgebaut unb jene Ser
e.sfpsIae auf Dem @emeinbetpeien
berubs. ntipre9sn ipObl uu9 benz
q T &tr9e arn beitsn.
Sas 1T iibrigens Elm prinSip bes Gens
trdl@8ereins, pel9er CUR Yfle9e zines
ftreng tatboliiGsn Qebens unb prattiz
i4en &atboliaismus a1e @ereine unter
Der Q~utoritGt bes @emein n
be g arrers iptfIen min.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
1T b nrgii1es.
0ereini8te Staatc,t.
81 d9l IT,

Gu 10, Sd.; itarb am
Mittpo9 perfl. Wp9e Serr 5rdtl5
4ltmann, 9ruber pss 9errn Sbepbor
4ltmann bon Dubuque, i'm Glitter BON
etipa 81 Sabren.
gu IN NJ Re, bier in Dubuque
GpuntD, ftarb am 0ienstag portger
8p6e Serr Ritolaus Mi6els i'm
glitter bon SO Sabren. Gr EinterldBt
cine Satin uno feds &tnoer.
Ser 6efdnnte @irt6 Spbn Meii4
BON Qurora, ST., bat ii3 enti4lohen,
Die S6eiI6aberi9aft in Der 6irma
Meii9 &c Map lp:gen @eiunobettsz
riidiiGten a~ufSugeben. 5rant Map
nirb tiinfti9bin bic Wirtbi9aft aaein
fprtfiibren, pdbrsnO ii4 Sr. Meii9
mad etnem p~afenOersn BlaBe um1eben
uno einen IoI9en aud erbdltsn piro.
Gem n2egfars SeruIO" entnsbz
men mir:
- Serr 9ep. GpbeI9 unb Srdulein
so. 9irbD fpuroen om Mittpo6 in Der
tutbplii6en Stride our9 &ep. S4ulte
fiir's Seben perbunben. 8eioe limb
patere iun9e Q:ute unb perOen ii9 bel
2emien duf elmer Sarm nieberlahen.
Serr unD Srau Mite S9roez
Der, Dftli6 bon Qltpn poAnbaft
purben SpnnerstagQbeno baran ertnz
merit, baB Dor 25 Sa2ren lie ii4 in 0us
buque Gountp, epige Sreue gei3poz
rem. On rs Der Na9barn unb Sreuns
be bes Subelpaares na9men SeiiB BON
Der 8pbnung unb purbe Die 8elegenz
bett auf's puHenbite gefeiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Na1 mi9tigen Ynnften

iinb folsenbe @riiube bafiir, bab man bic
Nitel Qlatesgabn bennsen ioa: ii9eres,
iauftes @eleiie, feine 3iise, lnrurioie Inss
it%aifiruu9 unb i6neIe Sabrt. Sieie 5bats
ic9en iowie bic iolibsn, %peitibnlirten
S6neu;iige nit Sdlafs NIB Speiiewa9er,
maiden bic Nidsl Plate eiu wiini6snSper:
Ties 8ertcbrsm ittel Swiiden Chicago, Nort
@apue, Glepelanb, @rie, Buffalo, Nem
Yorf, Bottom nnb alien Stli6en pnntten.
Sas reiIenbe Yublitum piiieu bereits, oaB
bic Sabrpreiie ani bleier gabn biuiser iinb
ais auf anberen Qiniel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
WirSrr Gin Sclblfmuro.

Serr Sbomas S'9rien, elm Qrbeiter
Der ols 5u6rmann in SisnIten bon
3ine6au &c Wolo Itdnb, beqina i'm
Mpntana SouIe S:l6itmorb, inoem sr
@itriOlIdure in ieinem 3immer trant,
tnfolgeoehen er unt:r orGBli6en
S4mer5en itur6. Der Mann 6inters
lieB Elm S6reiben, in pel9em er ieis
ner Srau ertldrte y@gnes, Su fannIf
-. beiratbsn pDer tpen Ou INNER
ma9ft. 9oOb bpe! Sbpmas," Der
gsnannte Rdmen i'm 8riefe ion Der
zines Poli3eimannss iein. @be er
ftarb, f9ris O'9rien: .Man bat mid
i9le9t beridtet" unO er iol bamit aes
msint baden, Die llrIa6e gu Seiner
Giferiu9t, Die ieinen Sob ber6eifibrte
ion bic 5olge unri9tiger 9e6auptun5
gen gepefen lein. 0ie Sadie bat cine
Sanitation perurfa9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Smei bursiiglide Jarmen gu bers
faufen.

SD babe ;psi Sarmsn ;u perfauien. Sine
bat $40 older, pom welden 200 @der inter
@nltur iinb unb has rebrise Suiammen lie9t.
Die Sauteu beiteben aus einem suten Wobns
bauie, eiitem Staue 30x40 SUB, einem Seus
i6obsr pom "a 0uabratiub, Elm 8iebi6ups
pen bon so SUP, einem ShweiueitaQ 24x30
Sub. Suites Hiebeubes @aiisr unb cine
quite Suele finb nabe bel benz Sauie. Die
3Gune (6ences) iiub III sutem 8uitanbe.
Die aIoere 6arm beitebt aus 240 alder, fat
sdnSli1 inter 9ultur, nit 3rpei suteu SGus
fern, Sri6tbduiern unb alien iibri9en @u=
b%ensebauoen, suten Srnnuen NIB Ninbs
miib!e. Sieie Sarm fam lei9t in awei Ses
tbeilt perben.
Die lest9enannte Sarm liest bret 8iertel
Weileu pom 8aibln9ton Mius unb bic ails
bere ;pei uno ein balb Weilen bon 3wiusle.
8ieie 6armen weroen biais p%ertauit werben.
g9enn bieielben bis gum Is. Ssbriiar ni9t
u~erfauft limb, werben lie gu permietben isiu.
a. y. abelu, &eferee. SapsS &
abeln, Secnitp Snilbins, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Srei,ebn ncne @itslicocr fur Den
ct. Mlu1iius=S rrein.

Sn feiner leBten regelmGBigen, mos
natli9en 8eriammlung bDrte Der ct.
QIopiiuss 9erein Der t9.rs Seiu : Sc
meinoe oreisebn 4ufnabmegeIu9e
berleien. SIS lit oieies Elm iebr erfreus
li6ss 3:i9en, pel9es benefit, baB bic
&9itationeu Oes Qt9oiiuss8 ereines
erfolgrei3 gepeIen iinb, unO faas bies
Ter Gtfer in Der 8spinnung neuer
Witglieoer anbdlt, 10 tpirb Der o6nez
bin i3on itdrtite tatbOliI9e @emeinbez
Werein bon Dubuque nod beoeutenb
ttdrter iperoen, ais er es bsreits lit.
Dem @lpDiiuss 8ereine einItpeilen elm
berali9es Compliment gu Dem eraiels
ten grfplge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Gbiea9oi ben 10. Sch.
Mefreine.

Gbtca9oi ben 10. Seb.
Oetreise.
0ei,en-
Sebruar: 854@66e.
Wai: 6S4@68t.
SuIi: 6sB@69c.
TORT
Sebruar: 32@32a.
Mai: 33t@34t.
Suli: 349@35t.
Sebruar: 224@22a.
Wai: 234@23t.
Suli: 22t@224.
g%rooiHonem.
Sdweinefeiid-
Wai: 81. 05@11.15.
Suli: 81. 10@11.15.
S6mals-
@ai: So. 1O@6.15.
Suli: So. 17t@6.22i.
Mai: So. O2t@6.o7i.
Suli: SO. 05@6.07i.
Sla6siamen-
Wai, $1.60
@iebmartt.
S6neine--
S6were, 81. 9O@5.O5.
S6nere. raube, $4.S0@4.S5.
9ei1te, 81. 75@4.90.
@emii9te, S4.80@5.00.
8ieb-
Grtra Rinbpieb, Sc. 00@6.25.
Suites, SIS. 30@5.8 80.
WittelmGBiges bis 9utes, S4.65@5.2O.
ginia6e Sorte, S4.00@4.80.
@aube, lei6te Stiere, $4.00@4.3O.
@ute bis ais9ewdblteS eras Stlere, 1910
$500.
SIM @efen seiitterte Stiere, $4.SO@5.sO.
8iibe, SO. 00@4.25.
@inber, SO. O0@4.S5.
guQen uib O9ien, SO .S0@4.25.
SIM gSeiten al @ras 9efiitterte Stlere,
81. 10@5.30
Bonn 0eitsn. fommelibe &iibe unb Rinber,
SO. 30@4.3 30.
&Glbsr, So. 00@S.50.
S6Gfe-
@enIi6e aammsr, So. 50@6.90.
@etli9e Sdafe, $4.0O@5.55.
Ginbeimiide Qdmmer, So .00@7.15.
giubsimiide S9aie, $3.75@5.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
0eaen Qrebsimaoeu.

SD empteble biermlt Stroop'S beriibmts,
beuti6e puIper. Otelelben beilen iebeI
(no9 ni9t aufsebrodeneiD &rebs iopobl
innerli1 ais duberlid. auen, bic perbG&s
tise @eldwiiIte iomie aud Ma9emIetz
ZEN un6 9eberi6aben baben, iinb bieie
Yulper b~eioubers empfoblen. WeSen RGbes
rem 3eueuiiie etc. a%breiiire man:
Gb 10 Al b 8. 8oebtng,
ct. QltcaS Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Gin erhabrnrs srriaeitirn

Don iolioen S6ueusii9eu fdbrt tGeli6 auf
Der Nifel SlatesSabn 3wii9en Chicago, 1T.
9Sapne, GlepeIanb, grie. Buffalo, Hew
gort. Bottom unb bajpiiden lieseuoeu
puntten. Sieuit unb 9usfafirlns iinb bic
better unb bic Sabrpreiie finb bidiSer oils
auf anberen gabnen. Sc lit bic bireftelts
9inie ;uiiden Chicago uub Buffalo. llnis
forinirte, farbi9e porters bsbienen bas pus
blifum IN ben 8ltihen taasite r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
gun Jaftna6ts Garneoal In Netu
GrlcanS

wirb bic Suinois Central inter Der perfSnlis
6en eeituug beS Serrn s. s. Wcrrp pom Sus
buque einen ei9eueu @rcuriions3ug ua6 Nem
Orleans, 9a., peranitalten, welder Dubuque
ain 0omnersta9, ben 90. Seb., UNI IL As bes
Ra6ts, perl6bt uub I'M 9:45 am fol9enbeu
Samstas Mcrsen in Rem SrleaitS anlar9t.
Der Breis fir bic 8unofabrt 1T $2S unb fir
biz &iitreiie bus gum 10. M6r3 siilti9. gue
iillr m0sli1eu Sequsmlibteiten, wie ba iino
Sdlafwasen, ETC., iinb porbanben. Mal
pelbe ii9 INN rtGbere gusfunit oil s. &.
Merrn aft. Sen. paii. sst. s. 6. q.
st., Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
GtwaS WeueS.
Ncue, b69it complete 9inie Gbieasn-
Omaha.

lleber bic neueu @eleiie, wel6e Don Cara,
sSa., sebaut wurbem in Terbihoung NIT ben
ipeItliden S6neu,i9eR Der SainoiS Central
por Gbica9o. Wuroe am 2S. Sanuar 1900
.inausurirt Don Gbicago; am 20. Sauuar
pom Omaha.
Obj. Chicago. Obj. Omaha
%. o...u.Sn '5.15 Nm. 1925 Nm.
Ds9e s'h''so gnt. Omaha. anf. Chicago.
S.15 Vm. 1920 0m.
Gin idneler, pefibulirter !3ua, Der MIR
an wibti9en Steueu bdlt unb sdn;li9 neu
ausfaifirt III nit Buffet eibrarp, Raudwa.
gen, nit freieu, riitparts lebnenben Sisen
unb nit Speilewa9en.
Obj. Chicago. Obj. omaha
OF. e,rrssA 1890 3tm. 1910 9tm.
"S'' e'p"p 2uf. Omaha. Gnf. Sbicaso.
4.05 Nm. 100 0m.
Gin f6nsuer, ueitibulirter 3ua, nit mebr
ODER wsiissr eotaloienit. @inldlieblid III
Sdlaiwageu Spii6en Chicago unb Omaha
nsbit Spsiiewasen'O tsnf unterwegs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

= Sri. 8ofa @Drbt, Die Sodter bes
Srn. unb Der Srau &arl 9Drbt bon
SDerspiGe itarb baielbit mad mebrs
monatli9er Srantbeit i'm Glitter bon q
Sabren. Die 8eerbigung fanb bon Der
Ct. Sranaisfustir9e aus, unter Sablz
reider 9etbeilisuns itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Gbreht bnr!

Wir Iino in Der Rage, sic nit allen
SOrten glsnpaaren, 9eden. Seppi=
den. Matten unb Celtlld gu perfebsn,
ole bon leitenben Sabritanten semadt
llno sesen gaar setauft. pelde mir gu
prsiien anbieten, bic ionit nirsenos
angeboten tperoen f6nnen.
Sames SEPT & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Die eimsise @nmoreiie bnrd @eriro

in puQman's fsiulten Compartments,
Orapinss0tooms, Obierpationss unb opel:
ies0 a9er, ale peitibulirten, init benz be-
riibmten %oflenen @agsn y@biiilitli". Die
ldnaiie @eiie, welde iemals anSeboten muir
be, lGnSer III Wericc, LANCER III Der Stabt
Werico nnb ldnser IN Der tropii6en @e9eno.
Die ein;i9e Reiie mad Stdbteu in &linen.
Sonber,i9e reiien am 90. Saniar nnb 8.
MGr; ab. giQete iblieben ale gnsSaben
iiberall elm. Inter Der @scorte Der glmers
lean 9ourits aiiociation, 1923 Warquetie
guilbin9, @sau Campbell, Ssneral Maue'
ger Sir 9anbtarte, Reiie Sniormotion
giQete, etc., penbe man ii6 Ill bic a9entei
Der Chicago, Milwaufee & ct. paul @iien'
babu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

Dubuque, :: 3: Soma.
asetteu fir Grunbeisentbum, Inleiben
uno gerfi4ernng. @elb ;u 3 9ro3ent 81
perleiben auf Soma, Suinois uto Wisconliil
Siherbeiteu. 90 mpfi9iffabrtsS iaete nod
unb BON europa pia flint beionberen 9iitien.
-Vertreter pon SuperldiiiSen Seliers,
0ebenss unb llnfdue 8srii9erun9s @eieus
idaften. - abtrattS Of 2itle. - Sefents
li6e Hotare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
MhLuna, Qanoiuaer!

Rer 9uteS, tru6tbareS Tarmlanb fudt,
Ipenoe nd ot ms. Nir boben iol6es III
gforos nno Glib SatOtd, Ntuneiota NIB
Soma IN i9Onlter QlSwNbl III tat6olii6eu
@enielnoen nit STRIDE lrno S9ule.
fster YoebcIs Guno A9encp,
alton, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Sir Oeicai@aft sebort ben Yuli,en.
hlltcru.

Die Northmeitem III ais bic bette Oipiben.
ben beSablenoe eebensperli6erunSs geiels
i6att III ben Scr. Staaten befannt.
@utbaben ................ Sill, 44G. 643. 10
Berliderhna III 8raft......S455 IL, 73S 90
g9enoet Sud al Garlonb Il Glsmiuiou,
Ti'tritt Wana9ers, 515-17 gant NIB
Snliiranee @sbauSe, Dubuque, Soma.
Se!epbon ! au Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
S1micoe su ~berfaufen pber ~ Der:
mietbcn.

Weiie S9miebe, 20x40, unb @asneret,
1880, beibe II Stod bod, nit gutter 8uIIbs
i6aft, iiub, neil id frGntli9 bin, inter sus
ten S~eoin9un9eil, NIT @erfjeus NIB Mates
rial, 81 taufen ober III mietben.
s.. Qortertamp,
RpieQe. Carroll. 60. 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Eurnt III n%erfaufcu.

Cine so older Sarm in Iorb Wiiiouri In
einem fatboliiden Settlement 1T biuiS 5I
pertanfea, ooer fir u0rblibes ganb au per.
tauiten. Wan abreiire: Dor 70, Wien,
Charlton So. Wp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

Ser Sctras, peIhen bic Wntual 0iie
Sninranrc Company bnn Nem
Yorf auf bic $4,000 Pulisc
bes hcrtnrbcnen Gbmaro
Snunseno ~ Gcoar
Sails, Soma,
br3ablte.
Der vSailD Gecprb" bon gebar
Saus, Sa., idreibt:
.9err 8eors S. 8rotpn, Speaialz
Igent Der Mutual 2ife Sniurance So.
bon Sem gorf tpar beute in Gebar
Saas unb fertiste bic papisre ab, our
Insbeadblung Der Police, ipel9e Der
tiir5li9 peritorbene Gbuarb Sopnsz
enb, Banter unb Splsbdnbler, in jener
9eieai4aft bate. Sbi6on bic 9plice
bes Srn. Sopnsenb uripriinsli9 Bios
$4,000 mar, ipirb mebr als $4,000 auf
biefelbe beSablt perben, ipegen Der an>
gebGuften Sipibenbe auf berielben,
trobbem er bereits mebrere Sunbert
Dollars in 0ipibenben innerbalb Elm
paar Sabre beraussesoeen bate. Die
ie Sbaia9e lit sepib cine iebr tntersis
iante unb iebr pi9tise, oa ite febr
giinittg fir bic Mutual 2ife Sniurdnce
COMPANY aeust, pel9e auf ben Be-
tpobnern bon Soma beOeutenb mebr als
$2O,OOO,OOO @erii9erun9 trdgt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Tarm IN bcrmictheu.

$50 @der inter gutter Gultur, wiiuidenss
msrtb 8eIe9el, ba tie Iilr cine WReile bon eli
iiem suteu Warfte liest. Mau i6reibe oil
Sarmer, 115 Pbilipp ape, Siour Saus,
g. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Der bndu. Batter Naebers BON
GtarehbiQe, Sntpa,

bat nit Serrn 9erbarb Ilbers eine
@uropareiie aneetreten Gliidlide
&eiie!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13

gu 5iamOre i'm bie1iqen Gountb
ttarb ein alter Wann Hamsns 0iQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Stadt mud Amgegend.

Entered ct the P~ostofice az Duou1us, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Sr. g. M. 9iebcr,

Der befannte Gentrumsfiibrer Oeuti9s
lambs, ioa gemGB neueren SepeIGenz
nq6ri6ten tpDttrant barnieberlieaen
unb bereits nit ben bl. Sterbeiatras
menten perleben porbsn iein. Sr. 6.
W. 2ieber lit unter ben beutI6en aas
tbilfen Der Ser. Staten besbalb be-
ionoers befonnt. neil er p.rI9iebentlid
ben INSTRUMENTATION 8atboliten>
tagen 9ieraularbe b~eipobnte uno Res
ben belt. =.
y n X
., @n Der Snfluensa, bie ii6 iiber CANA
Seuti4lanb perbreitet bat, Iinb isbt in
Waiin6en 10000 perIonen ertrantt,
Sn Berlin lit jebes 8ett in jsbem
Soipttal beieBt, unb bic SOipitaldrste,
bon Oenen Sunberts bon Der Seu6e srs
9riffen limb, iino taum i'm Stanoe, fir
i9rs Yatientsn su iorgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
Gciicnpc Q0cuten:

Suicpb SIeibncr. Sobn aoblcr.
paul Mnebcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-13
&leinere Mn5eigen.
Nie. GmseI & e6bne.
Dubuque,

@abw. @de Der 9. Ii. Maims Str.,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-07
Hats A," Styles. trunks, Bags, Suit Cases. The BURGESS Fur & Hat Co.,,
 751 Chapel Street. N ew patternsln rlDc 25 and soc. Uar1

the horses drawing the hearse, and, of course, they shied, and one of them stepped on the trombone That scared them in earnest and they started. They ran the band down-they routed 1t, and they tore down the cemetery avenue with the driver hanging on for grim death. He made circle of the main drive twice ere he was able to master the terrified animals, and the rest of the funeral train remained quiet and wit messed that remarkable "hoss race' with varying emotions.
 There have been many things happen in that particular town, but nothing that developed so suddenly from the deeply solemn into the intensely excit- ing.
 The trombone player had recovered his battered horn and stood there dusty and hatless watching the impromptu chariot race
 When the horses were finally captur- ed and subdued he looked at his torn trousers, then'at his battered horn, then at the little block in the roadway and finally at the horses once more. And he isn't a wicked man. If he were should have to paint a red streak across the foot of this column. As it was, he slow ly wiped his mouth, looked again at the horn. Wal, I'll be dod butter ed to swan says he.
 And the meek shall inherit the earth!
 To add bit to this day of the pictur- esque in obsequies the band returned from the cemetery playing cheerfully,
 
 'Massa's in de cold, cold ground.
 But the trombone player wasn't in it. His horn was damned together so tight y that he couldn't get wind enough through it.-LeWiston Journal.
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on! Yet this is exactly the situation. Men, religious men, have called it "civ- ilization," progress, 'expanson' and imperialism"
 If an omnipotent God has no better methods of settling disputes between nations and men than having them butcher each other and blow each other to atoms, I for one would prefer some other kind of a God. l would rather worship John Bright or Whittier. But we are not driven to such extremes. We have the words of Jesus as an eter- nal authority. We must stand by His teaching or count Him among the worlds great myths. There is no mid dle course on this question of war. The outlook is bright. Men are awaking. The church is being aroused. Out of the dense forests of ignorance and prejudice we are going back to Christ. When the federated labor union, the great army of toilers, shall cease their faction fights and unite on a bond of common veal; when they cease to be humbug- ged and led blindfolded to the polls by the always patriotic politicians; when they see, really see, that militarism en- slaves them, that they pay tithes to Moloch in rivers of blood, fountains of tears and in cold cash; when they see this they will sweep, by the power of the silent ballot, the war gods from thrones and offices and demand peace! The advent of Demos is not yet. AS the Christianity of the New Testament becomes the law of mems lives they will see the absurdity of brute force as argument or reason. AS the church grows in the likeness of her founder she will cease to pander to the passions and hate of men. Her love for men will cast out all fear of them and she will declare the whole counsel of God. She is not doing that now Hear the great heart of Kingsley like the plaintive cry of a hunted bird:
 wild, wild wind, wilt thou never cease
 thy signing?
 Dark, dark night, wilt thou never
 wear away?
 Cold, cold church away in the death
 sleep lying.
 Thy lent is past, thy passions here
 but not thine Easter day. Peace, faint heartl tho the night be
 dark and signing, eI Rest, fair corpse! where thy Lord
 Himself hath lain, Weep, dear Lord! where thy bride is ly-
 ing
 Thy tears shall wake her frozen limbs 1
 to life and health again"
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even after it had been playing all day
 They strike right in and jam wind with
 all the enthusiasm displayed by Lewis
 tons new fire whistle.
 Once I saw rural band playing in front of country hotel. A steep em-
 bankment ran soping from the piazza. The band men struck their toes in and hummed away cheerfully at The Washington Post March," and every
 thing was going handsomely. But the 1 bass drummer forgot himself and went to wipe his heated brow. To do that he
 was obliged to let go of his big drum. | The drum started rolling down the hill. Drummer ran after 1t. The pitch was so steep and his legs were so short that | he just missed reaching it With his hand, but the was able to hit 1t with the drumstick and so kept up the regu- lar beat all the way down the hill. New CT missed a stroke-and the band kept on! At the foot of the incline the drum | went up against the obstruction, and | halted so suddenly that the drummer went over it head first. It happened that there was a rest of few beats for him at that place in the music, and he was able to get on his feet and boost the drum on his knee in season to take up the thing where he left off. And as he marched back again up the hill, pounding cheerfully away, maybe you think he didn't get "the hand"
 Now, I'll wager that Sousa's bass drummer couldn't do that.
 The leading man of the town had died and the village band was engaged to lead the cortege to the burial yard. The Dead March as played by the band, with most lugubrious tootle by all brass instruments, was especially solemn.
 The most solemn part was when the band was entering beneath the gateway of the village cemetery.
 It was solemn place. that cemetery gateway, with it's funereal trimmings. It was a double gate. In the center on the ground was the little block where the gates were latched at the foot. The trombone player, with his eyes intent on the solemn music in his catch, stub bed his toe against the block As he tripped he threw out a hand to save ferociously-right in the midst of those solemn chords-that every one jumped in alarm. Then the trombone's end struck the ground ere he could get his mouth away from the end The instru- ment emitted another bray that was fairly demoniac.
 It happened right under the neses of l
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IN A DARK ROOM WITH A COYOTE


 The Strange Visitor That Came in the
 Night to Ranchman McMahon's Bed
 side.
 Is it possible that there is, after all, a groundwork of truth under the old h. dian belief that when a victor eats the heart of a fallen foe he inherits the de- sirable qualities of that foe? A case came to the attention of the police sur geon this morning which reminds one very forcibly of that Ngend.
 M. J. McMahon, 3. ranchman living near River Bend on the Union Pacific road, eighty-three miles east of Den yer came into town this morning for surgical treatment, and, the story he tells is weird and startling in the ex- treme. MT. McMahon it not much in- terested in the psychic phenomena in- volved, nor is that to be expected when he apprehends that h9 Is in danger of hydorphobia. The prevention of that dread malady and not the solution of the problem of transmgration or kin dred questions Is what brings him to Denver.
 MT McMahon is a widower and lives with two of his hored hands at his ranch. Yesterday morning he was awakened about 3 o'clock by a heavy blow against the window near his bed He lay still and listened, and presently he again heard a sound as of a body being hurled against the window. Three times this was repeated, and at the fourth blow the window gave way with a loud sound of splintering frame and falling glass, and an animal sprang Into the room. It was too dark for Mir
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THE RURAL BAND.

It Performs Some Extraordinary Musi-
 cal Feats.
 The rural band can do things that Sousas band even cannot.
 It can go on an excursion and play it's three tunes, one after another, from the time the excursion starts until it ties up at home. You can never tucker new band. Later, when they get to be symphonic and soloistic and all of that, they get wofully tired and play slow tunes and take long rests and look bored when they receive an encore. I like to see a new band get an encore,
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THE TRICK.

DN7GTl TRICK may involve deceit or it may NMMbe display of peculiar skill. There G-zDi is deceit in some soaps, but there is none in Ivory Soap; it is display of pecu- liar skill. It will stand any test and can be relied upon to do all that is claimed for it.
 IVORY SOAP IS ee4As PER CENT. PURE.