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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-29

Sec. %. Any of the officers and en-
pIoycs of the Water Department may
enter the premises of any water consum-
er at any reasonable time to examine
the pipes and fixtures, the quantity of
water used, and the manner of its use,
and in case of fraudulent representation
on the part of any water consumer, or
unnecessary waste, supply will be shut
off until all charges have been fully paid
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-29
CONSUMERS MONTHLY WATER.
RATES.

Barber chops, first chair. rs
Each additional chair .25
Blacksmith chops, FIRST
ure.. .--.,-.,t.-.s. ID
Each additional fire. rs
Boarding houses, rated as III
dwellings, no rate less
than. -. ......,,.... 80
Beer pumps, ............ Special.
Butcher shops. .,......... 1.50 10 $50
Billiard or pool tables,
each h....,............ 10
Churches. ~. ,.s.... ID 70 x@8Q
Cigar or tobacco stores 1. Il. 10 10 2.s0
Circuses, shows, on cara
vans. spssial.
Dwelling houses, allows
three rooms. mimi ~
mum rate. 30
Each additional room. IN
Dwelling .honses and n
stores. =. !. 4. I. x.U0 "a d.
Dwelling houses and %
saloons
Drug stores I. 4 4 Ia n, T.
Factories, allows four
hands. 4. i. Il. &. I. 81 I. . ~
Each additional hand
Foundries L. I. III i. ~
Fountains Il !.
Hotels, first nix rooRas a8g
Each additional rom
Irrigation, eAch 100 81
yards
No rate less than
Ice cream paslosa a!
IAnndriss a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-29
RATES, BY WHOM rAID.

Sec. b. In all cases where water Is
used on any premises. the property own
Ct or his agcBt must settle for the full
amount of the rents charged against the
property, snd the collector of water
rents shall not receive pay from tenants
unless said tenant secs fit to pay the
whoIe rent charged against the said pro-
tsefty
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-29
LEAKS TO BE REPORTED.

Sex. 30. II sNall he the dHty OF all
esnployes of The Water Department and
the ottierrs and members of the PoIioc
Force oi The city TO report to the SupcS-
,uiendeHt Of the Water Depart n,ent, upon
blanks fs'i nislsed for that purposc, any
leaks ssr unnecessary waste Of water that
way como 10 their knowledge, also any
aud all violations Of ttiS Ordinance, @,
any amendments thereof
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-03-29
SALARIES AND BONDS.

S<c. g. The Mayor and Common
Council shall rate aud TX all salaries of
officers or employees appointed. and re-
quirc OF them for the fai hiui performance
OF their respective duties. such bonds as
may he deemed proper AMI Just.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
n'KrNLrYs MASONIC cARrre.
President Joided Fraternity Under Most w.
usual Cireumsianeea

President Joided Fraternity Under Most Vn.
usual Circumstances.
President Mckinley becamea Mason
under perhaps the most unusual cir
Icumstances ON record. Ills entrance
into the great secret order was au in
lcidcutot tie war between the states
and vas very unique. 1t came near
the close Of the memorable civil strife,
while Mr.. Mckinley was yet in the
Federal army with the rank Of major.
The young officer from Ohio was
stationed At Winchester, Va, where
was located a hospital for Confederate
wounded In making the rounds one
afternoon with the regimental surgeon,
Major Mckinley noticed that the sur
gcon was on very friendly terms with
several of the Southern prisoners and
that he frequently gave them money.
The interest OF the future president
was aroused. and when the opportun-
ity presented itself he asked the reason
for this rather unusual cordiality.
The surgeon told him that they were
brother MaSOnS and the major met
this information with the wish TO be-
come member Of fraternity on
which neither prison bars nor rank OF
Office had the slightest effect. The
desire OF young Mckinley was made
known TO the officers OF the Hiram
Lodge, No. 2lJ OF Winchester, and on
the night OF May 1, 1865, at 1880
O'Clock, he presented himself for initi-
alton. j. Il. IT. Reed, a Confederate
chaplain. was worshipful master OF
the lodge and conferred the degree OF
Entered Apprentice In due and
ancient form on the candidate. On
the following evening the degree OF
Fellow Craft was given while at the
same lodge on the Afternoon OF May
3 at 3 o'clock he received the Master
Mason degree, thus completing the
steps IN the blue lodge. But three
MaSons are now living who witnessed
the initiation George +. and G. +.
Jenkins OF Winchester and W r..
Denny Of Nashville
After the war Major McKin 81
aniliated with Canton lodge. 40. 10
and on August 81 1867, became
chartermember Of Eagle lodge, No. 81,
at Canton. on December -. 1883, ne
received the degree Of Mark, Past and
Most Excellent Masters in Canton
Chapter, No. -, Royal Arch Masons,
and the next night was exalted 20 the
most sublime degree OF ROYAL Arch
Masous IN the same chapter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21

starting 10 ten about il. They were
90 tile grounds the GAS President " y
klnley was shot but were ou tile
midway at tho time Word 81 the
assassination HcW about tie grounds
as on the wings Of Tie wind and all
hastened to the square, where the
scene was exciting indeed
AT Bali has resigned rs head black
smith at the Riyertun mine and next
week, after a short visit with his
mother at Crystal Falls will leave for
Alabama, where his brother Ed, is
superintendent for the Tennessee
Coal X Iron Co. lie will take q posi-
ton under Supt. Ball as suporintcnd-
ent OF the company's blacksmith shop
at a largely increased salary over what
he was getting here All is first
class blacksmith, and a thoroughly
good fellow, and we are sorry TO lose
him and his estimable family. Mrs.
Ball and the children will visit for a
time at her home i'm New Jersey be-
fore going TO their far Southern home.
The Reporter wishes them the best of
success i'm their home down south. ~
Iron River Reporter.
James j. Krouser and Bert Ander-
son left last evening for Ann Arbor to
resume their studies az the University.
BEFORE reaching Ann Arhor hoUavar
they will go TO Big Rapids, where on
Wednesday Mr.. krouSer will be united
I'm marriage to Miss Lola Barrows, a
former teacher In our public school.
Both are 2 we'll and favorably known
here and have many friends who will
unite with the Reporter I'm wishing
them much JOY and happiness in their
new relationship. For a number OF
years Jim was associated with the
writer In the publication OF the
Reporter and we always found him
straightforward, energetic and trust
worthy. After couple OF years in
the University he will probably lie
associated In the publication OF one OF
the Big Rapids papers, In which Miss
BarrOwS now has half interest. The
Reporter extends hcartieSt congratu-
latlons. Iron River Rcportcr.1 THE
DIAMOND DRILL extends hearty con-
gratulatiOnS 10 the young people and
hopes that their married life may be
one Of continued happiness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21

First publication July IA last September a..
EAuEn srKTi~ LASH CrfkE, MAhQukrIE, Mich,
.JULY lut. 1901.
Notice Il berphg given that IA compliance
with she provisions IA tlse isct ~ Congress Of
June 81 1873, entitled, Al act Tor the sale al
tim Der sa4los ID the States ri California. Oregon
NeNitaa and WASHINGTON Territory, as eN.s
tended Ia ail the Public Land States ly arl OF
August 4, 1882. AARON n. Bvaiord 81 Menomi.
NEE. county of Menomlnee, state of Michigan,
has this day iied ill this ofiee his sworn state.
mtat 80. 3O1. for tho purchase Oh tue N.E a Of
S,k OF sectiou No. 81 Ia township
No. ~ ~. Range No. 81 w. and win offer
proof 30 show hat the land sought Is more
valuable Tor its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and 20 establish his
claim 10 said hand before the REGISTER aud
Receiver ~ this office az Marquette, Mich on
FRIDAY, the 9Th daS al september, 1901
lie names a. witnesses.
Robert Myers OF Iron Mountains. Mich.
Edward Mitchell OF crystal Fails
Thomas Norvll OF Melominee,
David Nothweli ~ N
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above-de~, ribbed lands are requested TO hle their
claims ia thi> Office on or before said 9Th day
OF September, 1901.
THOMAS ScADDEN
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
All Eyes on .reNas.

Great is Texas Her vast cotton
crops and marvellous oil diseuverir,
amaze the world. Now follows the
startling statement Of the wonderful
work at Cisco, Tex. Of Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. "My wife
contracted severe lung trouble, Z"
writes editor j. j Eager, (which caused
u most obstinate cough and finally re-
suited in proiuse hemorrhages, but -he
has completely cured by Or. Kings New
Discovery" It's positively guaranteed
Tor Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung troubles. soc and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at, j. c. Wilkinson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
Notice.

Bids will De received by the under
signed up % - O'Clock noon on Thurs
day, sept. 28th 1901 i0r 1000 cords az
maple and birch body wood four feet
long, not over One-third ul said WOOD
TO be birch aud TO be delivered on the
ground near the city power house
where board may direct. 100 cords to
be delivered on or before Nov. lst,
1901. 100 cords on or before Dec. LIST,
1901, 100 cords on or before July lst,
1902, 200 cords on or before Feb. LIST,
1902, 800 cords on or before March lst,
1902.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject the lowest on all bids.
RoBE NUNS,
Clerk Board 81 Public Works.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21

File t'iTy or CRYsrAl FALLS ORDAiNs;
sEeIloN hat, lur il.e pufpu-r ~
driraxine the expenditures and liabilities
~ rAt ,aid Ciis % cN-ta Falls for the
next ii-cnl year, na,abie from the sever
sll general funds, u- estimated aud deter
mined upon, the follow ing sums be, and
they hereby are, appropriated
Contingent fund, $4,000 90.
General street fund, $500 90.
Interest and sinking fund, $1,000 90.
Light aud water fund. 100000.
Aud the -ame are hereby ordered TO
b. aised by iax With the next general
tax levy and 10 be paid into tie several
genera funds Of the CITY
SECTION ? Thi- ordinance shall take
eject upur rs approval by tie dasur.
Passed September 10th, 1901
Approved September 10Th 1901.
RICHARD WEHsE,
Attest: Mayor
RoBr. NUNS.
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
AConllnrnicafion.

Mr.. Editur-Allow nae 60 speak few
words in iayor 81 Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ! suffered Tor three ycnrs with
tho bronchitis. and could not sleep ~
various patent medicines. hut could get
nothing 60 give me any relief until my
vile got "a bottle OF this valuable med.
icine, which has completely relieved me.
Nv. s. RFockman. Baguell Mo This
remedy j. iol sale "a Coles Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-21
D. MCKENZIE.
c. M. & St. Paul Railway.

Going north 20 all points in tho
iron and copper country 1916 am.
Going south 20 Milwaukee and
Chicago and an points
south. $40 pm.
Going north 60 an points IL
iron and copper country 2.15 pm.
Going couth TO Milwaukee and
Chicago and all points
south. 1876 pm
Through sleeping cars Go Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
Selegrapbiide SepcldeH.
S1Iano.
Sic Mad,te finb einig.

maibinston .. g., II. gug.
9us Stadtsbepartement bat BON
Serrn Rodbill aus petins elm 8absl=
sramm erbalten, in benz oerielbe NIT
tbsilt, buB ii6 bic Md4te auf Die
Soiiung bes S6luB prototolls gez
einist bdtten. Sin 3ol BON 5 PRO-
Ssnt vap palprem" iolI atpei Wsonate
na9 Der llnterSei9nung bes S9lnb>
protofols in. araft treten uno 10
Iange in @irtung bleiben, Bis Spez
5ialraten feitgeiebt iino. Cine ylusz
nabme finbet bei 8iitern itatt, tpels
6e innerbalb Der eriten 5ebn 5dge
nab Der llnier5eidnung abgel anot
ipproen iinb. Die 5reiliite umfaBt:
&eis, Getreibe, Webl, 8olo uno
Gilber, in Barren uno Utilnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
q a t / t a n.
H o m, II. 9(uauIt.
q r o B b T it a nnien.
8 pnb o n. II. 9luouIt,


Die Hesieruns erlitt bsute cine
gtieoerlase i'm llnterfaus pGbrenb
Der Debate iibsr bic Sabrifspprlage.
Sas Saus nabm ndmli6 nit 163 gez
gen 1853 Stimmen einen Don Der Hez
sierung befGmpften 4ntras an, baB
Sertilfa6riten bon iebt an um Wlitz
tog anitatt INN l llbr, tpie iebt iibli9,
ichlieben iollen.
glls oas Heiultat Der Ibitimmung
pertiinoet puroe, braben Die Opp oiiz
tion uno gang Defenders bic iriI1en
Mitslieoer in Subsl aus.
Der Setretdr bes Snnern, Gi9ep,
t6eilte nit, puB bic Hesierung piele
Gnti6eiouns aceeptiren perbe.
Simotbp SedlD Iagte unter Sc
lG4ter, DaB Der Setretdr srpbe Rsz
iignatipu ge5eist babe, aber ni6t bic
Reiisnation, iuelGe bus Saus pplle.
BON, IL. 9lueuit.
8iele aus Siioafrita Suriidsetebrte
geomen betlugsn ii9 piebsrum iiber
Die 3uriidbaltuns zines Sbeilss ibrer
2Dbnung. gluem InI6ein na6 mar
bic Re9nunslesuns pieler 5reipilis
gen 8ataillone 10 f1ledt, baB bas
&riessminiiterium ieBt gar ui9t
peib, mas ben einselnen 2euten nod
sutommt. 0as ariessminiitsrium
bat aber bei6loHen, ni6t gu sablsn,
biz bic SGbe Der Sorberungsn Der
ein5elnen 2eute senau feitseitelIt lit.
Die gan3e 9lffuire seltaltet ii6 INNER
mebr gu einem srobartigen Stanbal,
uno Die slr6eit Der Wer6eofftsiere
pirb oabur6 reIentli6 erIapert.
Die Seoiirftisteit Der aus Siioafritu
5uriidtebrenoen 2eute lit 10 grpb, paB
piele iosar ibre neulib erbaltsnen
Wleooillen pertduft poer perpfdnoet
bdben.
2prb Sit9ener beitGtiet in elmer
8abelbepeide Die 6reilaNuns bes
ensliiden SrieoensemiFGrs 9lnbries
Beiels, BON benz bic Yriten bebaupz
tet battcn, baB er bon ben 9ursn err
ihphen iei. WeHels mar elm @efanz
gener pes Generals gellier BEL &aalz
fpntein. oas bic Yriten tiir5lid pur9
llsberrai9ung nabmen.
| Columbia.
6 ing Il on, Samaitu, Is. g(ug.
Der bier aus Grlon angefommsne
britiiGe Sampfer rSarien" iiber>
6rinst Die gtaGridt, oaB am Montas
in Der llmge6uns BON Colon uno pa
mama Geftiss Sample Itattianpen.
Die 9(ufitdnpil9en Ieien iprtpG6renb
nGler oil bic Staot berangerIdt. 9luf
hsioen Seiten ieteu pisle 9eute pers
punpet porpen. Sn Colon Ieisn Iebr
piele psrtpunoete Solbaten be. Hez
gierungsarmee ungetommen, 10 baB
man beutlih babe erfennsn tDnnen,
oGB nit GROCER grbitteruns setGmpIt
iporoen lei.
G,sneral llribe=llribs Iast in einem
Sriefe, ,oaB er bOffe, bclp auf psm
8ege nah Sosota au Iein. eripGbnt
aber ni3ts ron fsinen 3utunitss
pldnen.
| gsad ben lsstsn Bulletins Der CO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20

tor Sauffman, canton; Sobn Gnsirg
unb 9loam 8eit. glue Srei iino
lpabrI6sinli9 tobt.
9lls bic 5lammen ausbra6en, be-
folsten 26 Mdnner ben Rat9 oes Be-
trisbsleiter g. s. Ban Oeuien, i'm
Waiier 3uflu9t 3u iu9en. Seoer err
griff Elm Stiid Spl5 ooer einen dnbe7
rem lsi9ten @egenitanb unb pertraute
ii6 ben Wellen an. 8ier perloren
ibren Sult unb ertranfen, gerabe als
Silfe nabte. Sas S6leppboot IS. 81.
Sprangle", bas 5uerit auf Der SSene
anlanste, fiI9te 18 perionen auf.
Ban 9euIen unb brei anoere Wdnner,
Die e6enfaGs i'm Wu1er paren, bielz
ten Iid1 an einem Sell fet, bas 6ereits
brannte als SiiIfe eintruf. Die r@rib"
1T pDGis oeritOrt. 9as Gebdupe mar
bauptiGdlih bon 9ol5 sebaut uno
mar 200 SUB lang uno so SUB brett.
Die rpertbppllen Wtai6inen Die ii9 in
benz 8ebGube befanoen, iino elm pDlz
Tiger @srluit. Sas 9ebdube ippobl
ais bic Mai6inerie mar bas Gigenz
t6um Der gontraftoren Sbailer uno
S9minslau. Sbr 8erluit betrdgt etz
ma 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
WaHeubrreb ebeli1umg.

Garbpnbale, Sl.. 16. 9tusuit.
Bon ben 400 2e6rern unb 2ebrez
rinnen, bic nit benz Sransportbams
pier ,Sbomas" auf ibrer Heiie na6
Wsanila bon San Srancisco abfubz
rem, lieben Ii1 60 bel ibrer 4ntunft
in Sonplulu in Spmens SeFeln
Ihmiepen. Die iungen 2eute paren
peridiebenen Normall6ulen uno llniz
perIitdten oes 2anoes entnpmmen
porben uno batten ilntereinanoer nur
eins 8stanntI6aft bon 5ebn 2asen.
Der S6iifstapitdn proteltlrte gegen
ibre @erbeiratbuns an goro uno 10
mubten tie iib seoulben, bis lie in
Scnolulu gelanoet ipdren. BORT
lu9ten aber bic 30 Yaare iogleia
einen GeiItli6en auf, Der Die iammt>
liden 60 iunsen 2euts in tur5sr 3eit
eliitlib madte. 9is nsuen Gbepaare
mahten alsbann cine 8ergnii9ungss
fabrt auf Der Sai. Die 9tabri9t
iiber bic MaNenperefsliAuns uurbe
Don einem Der HeiIessfGbrtsn, Der
BON Der bieiigen S6ule aus ernannt
morbsn mar, ieinen 9ieIisen Srsun-
ben mitset9si!t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
9 Of IN ei

g iir Ct, 13. Mug.
oieiige Glettriter limb bsauftragt
tporben. alle MaI6inen fir bic elst=
triIhe 8etriebsdnlase in 9liasara
SAILS gu liefern. Die glnlase ipirp
aus II Sgrbinen beiteben, bon bsnsn
isbe (e) $1,000 pierSstraft leiitsR
lou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
,,9rndcue" Staot.

ismard, 9. O., 16. 9lug.
Sismard lit iebt eine pDllig trodene
Stabt. Die YoliSei iiberiisl ndmlih
lebte Nabt Die beiben leBten nSlinb
pigs" in Der Staot, per9aftets ibre
Gigentbiimer unb confiscirte Die ppra
banpenen Getrdnfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
Gin Raub Der Jlammen.
M} orion. sSnb.. 16. QluI

Wt a ton, Sn6, TO. Nug.
Die flint Meilen bon Mdriou beles
gene Srti6aft 2anoebDile puroe
beute Morsen purd Seuer pollitdnbig
seritOrt. Der psrbGngniBpple 8ranb
nabm in benz iosenannten nSob Sell
Ions glod" leinen 9lnfang uno per@
breitste ii1 BON bier aus nit raisnosr
gsi6pinpisteit iiber pds san5s
Stdbtcben, pel6es nit teinerlei 2Ol6s
sinridtung ausgeitqttet III. Gtpa
300 9eppbner puroen pboahlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
9nbnqu, Suwa, 9ientaa 6eu 20. sngna 1901 Mo. 1869,

3ug bas 2lrisnal errsi9t bate, purbe
Der Sarg an goro bes &reusers ,Yaz
reie" gebra6t, mo cine turse sseierz
li6teit abgebalten unb elm Salat abz
oegeben puroe. I'm Wlitternd9t
oampfte Der areu5er, in gegleitung
Ger gepanSerien &reuSer rMdrco
polO" unb r@l Gttorie", auf pel6em
iI6 Die Samilie grispi's unb bic
tbetlnebmenoen Staatsbeanlten be-
fanoen, ab.
Is lermo, 16. 9luauIt.
Die 2ei6e grispi's puroe beute
nd6 Der &apu5inerz Stride iiberfiibrt,
no bteIelbe bleiben piro, bis bic Grz
laubniB CUR 8siieBung in gantbeon
geseben 1T.
H o m, Is. 9(uguit.
Die aus ben peri6ieoenen 2anoesz
tbeilen tommenben grnteberid,te aeiz
gen, oab Die @usii6ten Der 8eiSenz
ernte um elm tleines siinitiger Iino als
leBtes Sabr, als 100000 Settoliter
geerntet purben.
Die Qusii6ten auf cine quite 0einz
leie iino ebenfalls gut, ba Die Reben
oieies Sabr 5iemIi9 bon 8rant6eiten
pericbont geblieben iinO. Gum eriten
Wtul ieit mebreren Sabren pirb bic
Slipenernte gut ausfalen. 9(u6 Der
9anf, Der Mtdis unb Der Reis perz
ipre6en cine CUTE Grnte.
Uatitdn.
R o. m, II. 2luguIt.
Der Papit puroe erit belite Mprz
gen BON oem Sobe bss e6emaligen
premiers Grispi in &enntniB geiebt.
glls er Die Ha6ri6t pernabm, rtef ct
aus: uSie @orlebung bat offenbar
beitimmt, baB id Der 2eBte meinsr
Generation iein ioG, Der bonn Spoe
abberufen ipiro. Qiun grispi mar
elm tii9tiger Sampler" Ginige W2is
nuten ipGter iant Der 81. @ater auf
Die Spie uno betete fir Die Sesls oss
IbaeI6iepenen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
Sie S@Ieb'ide linterin@nnsssG
miifnn.

80 a binetpn, .. g., Is. Dug.
Die auf Antrag bes gomirals
S9lep sinseleste llnteriu4unsscoma
miIiion pirb aller WabrI1einli9teit
ni9t i'm Gmpfanssaimmer pes Maris
atminiiteriums, pie pas uripriingli4
beabIidtigt mar, tdgen. Sas 3immer
bat natttli9 feinen Rebenraum, in ben
ii6 bic gommiiiipu, tpenn lie 8eraz
ttnnaen untsr li9 gu fiibren ipiinI6en
iplte, suriidaiebsn tOnnte. Die Siz
bungen perben besbalb lpabrlGeinli3
in bem neusn 8erpultungsgsbdube
auf Der Wsrft itattfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-20
Bsnbadteu GelbTebsrsW sWnsauitos.

Sa ana, IA. Nu9ult.
Sie bieiise 8elbfiebers sGpmmiilion
piro cine Heibe bon interefanteu @rs
perimenten pprnebmen, I'm benWertb
bes bon Or. Galoas erfunoenen 8elbz
fisber>Serums feitSuitellen. sic liez
ferte nduli6 benz glr5t 8 Wlosquitos,
ipelte cine am 9elbfieber i9uer err
frantic perion geitOhen baben. 3pei
bieIer Mosquitps baben ieitber pera
ionen sebi1en, bic bann an Selbfieber
ertrantten. SieIe s Wpsquitos lperz
ben in aipei @ruppen getbeilt. Or.
Galoas piro Sipei Perionen nit ieiz
mem Serum impfen, bic bann Den
Sti9en ppn ie 5tpei Mpsquitps aus
eeIebt tperben. Die bier anoeren
Mosquitos iperben ba5u pertpenoet,
5tpei anpere ni9t geimpfte unD ni6t
immune. perlpnen au ite6en. Sa
alle Wlosquitos Die ielbe erfrantte
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-14
A Pair of POstmen.
BY KATE NJ cI.EARY

d IA Il VI. CLEAR1.
Copyright 1901. by Daily Story Pub. Coz
II was a shock for Kennedy He
had almost completed sorting out the
letters to be delivered along his beat
when he came on that one addressed
to Nora Dillon. He recognized the
chirography instantly. He had seen
it many times. The letter had been
written by Bertram Ryder. Ryder was
not only fellow-postman, but his
warmest and most intimate friend.
Why, he had not known that Ryder
was even acquainted with Nora-the
girl whom he had come to love with
a passion quite incommensurate with
his pay and his prospects.
Not that this latter fact would mat
ter If they really loved each other.
So far Kennedy had not dared to put
his affection to the test Of a declara-
ton. But he had been screwing his
courage up to that point for weeks,
and-although he was far from being
a conceited fello--he had felt that
he was being encouraged by the pretty
daughter of the prosperous contractor
on Elm avenue.
II only she would come to the door
for the mail today! He would watch
he--would notice her acceptance of
the envelope addressed by Ryder. The
thought spurred him to activity. He
fastened through with his work as
rapidly as possible, and went trudging
on on his afternoon delivery, his we'll
packed bag slung over his shoulder.
The glare Of early summer lay hot
and yellow on the city streets. Crowds
Of well-dressed people were coming
and going. The laughter of children
mingled with the silver dripping OF
a fountain in little green square.
But Jim Kennedy could only think Of
or opening door, which framed
st- light, young. girlish form in a gay
little gown. That was one of the
things which had first attracted him
to Nora Dillon-the fact that her pref
" bright garments, pink and hello
uope. and azure seemed somehow TO
suit well her swift, sunny smile and
laughing blue eyes.
kennedy's bag was considerably
lighter by the time he turned into
Elm street. His heart was beating
hard when he reached the comfortable
home OF the billions. He rang the bell,
and stood waiting. the letter in his
hand. He could hear the light, famil-
lar step he had learned to know and