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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
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Sfrit til aue Xioeuoe.

Sor at bepiie bet fore UGroi, iom Sipan'
ions rs Drops be5iooer peo SelbreoeL
len az ~auebaanbe farlise ps inoplfleoe Spa'
BONNIE. oil 81 aloeles gratis bortaioe
zoe, 900 Vrepes 8ialftr az evans
touS s'5 DrOps'' TIL hper Sloenoe, ION
til o. inoteuoer 4 9entS I Jriri9rfer I'll Se'
falling al 9oifporto.
SwsnfouS ssS Drops" er ben fpr'
lelaatiaite Reoiciu i Yeroen os er en- ga
- ranteret Sur for 8heumattsrne,
l~ 9ofieuerf. xenoepart NperGrt
DROPS Ga 9rippe, Aitbma. Wiaiarta.
O geuraIaia. fSulne % pGrfenoe
,,ssns mn, 9eber. Ratarrh, S~pspeptia. St'
uerinao sun. R%ureipsoom. popeoptne %
RtrpSitet. Yriitn paa en- itor Slaife 800
9oNss er fun $500 % ttlitnots 6oer
traetirit pr. Grprsis pee Wootasel'en at
ar. d. Qorbboim. GasieL, Minn. l~triper:
Sea har l0nge p9ret plaset az RbsuIna'
fisne | tDtre Nrmsi os par q iitano I'll at
orbeibs. SEQ ieuote efter Ell Siaite az
etpoutons 20 Drops. SEQ .tos ben
reoeImQSlia ca ben belbreoeoe mtg fuieli9n'
oiSt. Win Nrun boSoe p9ret ongrebet I IRE
Iiaer al penue fori9roeliee Bart. SEQ er
onsrbepilf cm. at ewdnions 10 Drops"
Hbelbrsber Rhenmatisme ielr ON ben tr
manoe War aommei. ct or iiffert, forfss
smanisus IS Drops" % ea itaI aloris
ssesnter antaaes paa meeet Sose
WtIfaar. efrir teas til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.,
! ase-isA r Lake -. Chicago. nm.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
5tiernebanneret.
gaiehe for fsrite Sang | aanias ben
29be September 1906.

Zen 29be September 1905 fen.
febe 2sitnant 8ebuIon Hife bet ipan.
tie Glag, iom paiebe oper ben lille
Vatpnee -Snoianer 2anbsbp, Tom Iaa
/ bet nup9renoe Hepiblic County,
3anias, bet iioite ubenlanofe Ban.
rer, Tom paieoe iom Tegn pao Sper.
beibeo ODER 2ouiiiana.E erritoriet.
Stiernerne og Striberne bIep beiit
iiteoet. 9ette par oct fsrite Soreneoe
Staters Stag, Tom bIep beiit | bet
baperenbe Serritorium aonias, os
af ben @rimo betpoer BET meget for
4anias og for Hotionen ligelebes.
9enne gesipenbeo ifaI ieires af
Staten aanias ben Ace Siili og at-
ter ben 29oe september, ben 95oe
@arsbas efter SIasets Seisnins.
Statens 2egisatlir bepilgebe | lin
fibfte Sesfion $4,000 til at omgierbe
Steoet for SIaereisnineen og Spret.
telie at en- @ranitisile til Minoe ON
9egipenbeoen. SsiIen, iom ffaI
afileres ben 29be September, ifal
bore % SOB bsi. 2anbet, bporpaa
ben biitoriife gp itob, er forere. II
Staten af Irs. gIiaabetb Sobnion
paa BEN getinselie, at Staten ifal
ombanne Steoet til en- Tarf til
W2inoe ON 2sitnamt Tifes gano
Den g~esipenbeb, Tom ff0[ f,ires,
er fsIeenbe: S 2sbet af Setter go.
poIeons arige afitob SpInien iii
Slanfrig umaabeliee Strafningcr /
Norb gmerifa. Der bar ;agen Re.
itemt 9orb. efr Spb.8rpnle ior
bette Serritorium; men Den alminoe.
Iiee SoritaaeIie bar, at ben itore
Craft peitetfor Wisiisiippien til
Stiaebaps' 3piten Dor inobefattet.
Meget lioet fienbte man oengang til
2anoets 89roi; men Hapoleon
tr9ngte iaa boarbt til Benge, of ban
npiten siebliffelig iolgte Serritoriet
til De Sorenebe Stoter. Sette er bet
befienbte 2ouiiianufisb, iom fanot
Steb 1903. 2anoet bar meset Isie.
Zig boIot at Spanierne, og De Sono.
Ienoe oe Snbianerne / oct Snbre
baooe life Inelie ON Soranoringen
af gienoomsretter. S 1906 ienote
De Soreneoe Stoter eft tibet &omponi
Trooper unber 9ommanbo at .3eblt.
Ion Iife til at marihere tiers pier
2anbet % tage oct | geiiooelie / bets
npe giers Hapn.
3 2sbet at Worihen fom aompa.
MET til en- lioen Bafpnee.S noianer
2anosbp longt noe paa SIetterne,
oe oper Den paiebe Spaniens rsoe og
guile Stag. 9ette Stag blep eieblif.
feIig i9nfet. og Imerifas Banner
beiit op pier Den @ruppe Sptter al
gsHelbuo, iom uogiorbe Bamnee.
Stammens S~opeo'tao. SSnoianerne
feIte Zig bpbt gre5ne al ben pigtige
S%oronoring at Slag, og oa aonlpa.
MET Dor tilfrebs meo 9anbets 10.
ieenbe o. Snoianernes 8~ieiteoenIig.
beh, forblep set ser en- Stun6 for at
bpue / 0~anosbpen for oct fortiatte
Wari6en. aompaniet fortiatte pelt-
oper, til @iersene naaeoes. Oct bar
UNDER oerne Iarih, of Yifes Sielb.
top blep opbaget, % bleo opfalot Ell,
ter @rpeoitionens aommononnt.
Ser err npppe nogen 2epninger
igien af9mnosbpen. Sil en- 8egpr-
belle bar oct bare en- 2eir, og ben
file Glen bar aItio S%noianerneS
9nblings.S iIflugtsIteb.
Gen fsrite Self, iom ffaI bplbes
oen 4oe Sltli fol blipe en- aIrin.
oeIig Set. Monumentet fol formelt
afilsres BEN 29oe September. Sno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05
5orfos meo Corn.
ltbSalS. arsbsnins. g~orbeSrins. :
Nanse npe grobnfter.

2anbbrnsstepariemente / @aibins'
ton foretaser forfjeIise Experiments
rneo Wois, Tom ri | baslis Tols faloe'
Corn, for at is, ON bet life laber ie
sisre at forboble llbbpttet al port
Maisasre uben iorsset Grbeibe ueb til
iparenbe rlbsifter os uoen enbos at til.
iaa ct itsrre areal, enb ri mn sjpr.
timber 1iiipu al Yroi. @nlIofpap, ION
fOreitaar YIonteaioelinsen. briOes Gg,
perimenterne al Serbert s. @ebber o.
beitaor ! arpOsnins (cross-breeding)
at forfieIise Comforter, buorai man
penier iis fore Ieiultater liseiom al
&urgracernes &~rppsnins. 8eb SibeH
beraf oil mon pile Sarmerne 8istisbe'
ben at at ualse ben bebite S9o ior
Blantnins.
Deb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pil &uel.
itpfiet nitrogen lOm Maiien inbe'
bolber, blipe sset, % naar nan piier
Ombu | @alget al Sob. uil lbbpttei
al Maissrsne bliue itlise itsrre. Man
bar allerebe 10000 Arter al &rpbs.
ninssaffom falbet Baitaeer (hybrids)
nnber uprtnins, % nosle al benz er me-
get lolenoe; men Der pil bensaa ops
MOB 10 aar, inoen man fommer til ei
praftiif &einltat, Os Departmental Tan
life ier ben 1ib looele 6~ebprpper.
Smiblertib er De allerene MI iItanS
til at sipe Sarmerne npttise &aab os
Sinf ON, bporlebes be ifal brre iis ao
Tor at iaa Ell itprre Waisaplins naIte
Iar. s breb Nlminbelisbeb beitaar
bette j. al 9epartementet tilbulter 5ar.
merne at piie Smtnnfe / galset al Sob.
De bsr saa 9 ennem lie Gorniielps ON
Ssiten % marte fig be bebite Stilis
(stalksl o9 bisie bsr oa flares. Na.
turligpis er bet life nof meb at babe
COB S9b; en- pmbpsselis 9prfuins
iranses osiaa. Man iurtuler. al
neppe l al 10000 5armere sipr lie
ben iilbprlise Image meo i'm Wais.
8esclen er, at man saar til Gorucribs
ben % uelser be itore Pr. 9etie far
pare bra NOT; men bet iorbeprer iitt
Maiiens Gsenltaber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Sea mcbtps Spmagrtneu 'Saspennsn. ios
Il Qor gsaaueeer iiben I COB Stauo. 9en
er ft9rt, lolio % uaffer. % ben arbetoer renf
uemQriet. iaa ben or nieaet opsr Jrrrtuf'
alma. On Naboione, Tom iaa ben forieoen,
jaaSe, at ben par liaeiaa COB wfolfIae. ioui
ben bun bapoe I'll $50. 6rasten fekeot %
Gsnts. o.. g. cIteus Sioay Gsns. ..
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Sarmere. iom briper meo Maisap,
ling | Selten, pil iiDl9e be Saafpnoiaes
Wenins iaa fine CONNER fulbe al Cub,
ON be ipleer 9epartementets &aab. ibet
be bn fan bpite ira so til rs 8uibels
paa Icreu. Man iier oil TeraS uinoe
paa bet os bliue 2anbets itsrite Mtais'
tat. 3 Teras ~beplantes ct itprre Ireal
END annenitebs meo Mais; bog er nbs
bpttet rinse, ba bper Ncre / 8iennem.
init tun siuer s 8uibels. 9et pil life
uare puniteligt at iaa Waisasrene til
at bore As Sarge iaa mcset.
Spm Mpoiatnins til 1eras meo i'm
lape Yrpouftion pr. Ncre Itadr Norb
Carolina, bppr Der aples inotil 800
Suibels pr. 2lcre. NatulispiS er BET
life alminoeligt, at man briper bet iaa
pibt; men al Def Tier, piier BOG, bpor
lanet man fan fomlne, naa Setinsel.
ierne er gunitise % man soar irem pan
en- pibenitabelis Wfnabe. Gn. flor Sors
cselie al Muisaolinsen fan brinses
iitanb unber alminbelise Smltanbisb BE-
Der, maar man blot pasier paa, al
ltafie fig SGo al be beolte Spbrio'
Sprier.
Slanbt 10000 Spbribs er 200 rpe
% b%iitinfte Garieieier. 3e bar albris
iiblisere pGret frembraste, ps 9ane'
brussminiiter 8ilion siDr Jig De beoit,
5orbaabninser ON benz. Man oil ans
title 9prtuiussioriss for at ie, boilfs
Spbribs irembrinser ben beoite Iplina
o. beraaa ienbe Hrsper runct ON
9anbet. for al 5armerne meo esne Gins
fan iasttase, bpab 9eyartementet Ia,
siort for at bjelpe benz t%ilrette.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

ON%tuIAhA"H vi "upphANi'
sra enfelie &olA iremitilc$ oct,
tom on 8nreiorfaIifning berer noe.
IufterSe 1iemme ! gmerifa. Nj Nc.
oenItanen6e fan ices, al ser Oespprre
or ANDRE 6oIf ! 8eroer, ION er Iigc
ioo ineoige ! Oeune ubG6trIige Be
eriit.
Zen tpife 8orgorinIoo err meget
itreng. Gesuagtet tiliaper SoIg al
margorin5lnnoet Smer for Rantr.
ip.5r / en- iterf 8rao. Si9r / Berlin
bar man orepet Oet blot ! Of narre
acknowledgements. &c. rpeite Sii be.
itaar oeri, al man paa Often iPtter
, Butter g~taturimsr meo iaapiot ai.
itnno. at Der er 9Iabs til en- gui
imelem. Ser i9ttes en- But Waren.
rim iaa lapt. at speriie Slant err i Sci.
be meo Giffen. Ronr man mRrfer
&ontrcIlsren err ipente, intter mar
burtig en- But Smer openpaa Nar.
earinbunfe, iaa itaar Der 3 Butter
Smsr peo Chen al bperanbre pnc
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

be be Gsenftaber, iom benne mnrselise
&orniort befibber. bes mere pil man
faa Cinene op for, builten geIiisnelie
ben er for bort 2onb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-05

Ct Seipa / Tepartementets Slante'
Affecting er interesiani, ps man oil ba
osiua iaa ie nosle unoerlise Maispro'
butter. Spao Der pil tiltraffe zig met
Spmrrtipmbeo er Yiifel9r, iom er siori
al Mais % bar en- ifuffenoe 2isbeo mes
bet asts, ipm man faar al @nmmitraet.
Oct ppbepa, e3 / en @lasfruffe % Iil'
pirterne berni Tiger, at bet fan fonfur'
rere meb bet naturlise Ircbuft. Man
sipr psiaa 5ernis al Mais, % Hrppe,
er at ie / 9epartementet.
Sammeitsos fan man os'aa le ga
pir, iom sr siort al gtais, al ginbruel
% al Gurnmel. Set er iaa bpiot ION
Spebemsl, % Iuiinber al IONS Tan TIL
piries eerai, @lucpie iom bruses III
iaa mango Ting, sjsres osiaa al Wats
Msan fer osiaa MaisolIe, Der bruses
iiteestipr Ole al Siiuen os Seanats
Sarpsn paa Maisclien er ben Iamm'
JON paa Sliuenpljen, bporai Der iioIs'
res iaa nleset ira llplanbet, % be TO e.
iaa lise, at ben met ffarpipnie oil bar
@sie mep at le nosen 5orifiel. Clier
sr messt eiteripurst. Der er mans'
grpper paa GslulOie, iom bruses til a
binbre Slasitibs ira at ipnis.
Oct piloe bli en- lang Site, ont MAJ
ifuIse opresne ane be Ting iom sisrei
! al gaais. So mere man larsr at lien
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
SOME BIG STEERS.
Farmer satterlee Shipped Three Big
Fellows to the Fat Stock Show
in Chicago LastsWeek.

4 G. e. Satterlee, who lives about 13
miles northeast of this city, shipped
three big steers to Chicago last week
that will be on exhibition at the fat
stock show this week. Two of them
weigh $500 and one 2200 pounds. He
has fed them for the past three years to
reach heavy weight for the exhibition,
and while they were in the city waiting
to be shipped out on the Omaha road
great many stock fanciers took advant-
age of the opportunity to inspect them.
The animals are each four years old.
During the fattening process each AMI
NAL was fed about Sl00 worth OF corn
meal, feed being given them twice a
day. Before shipping them Mr.. Satter-
lee was offered 5000 for the three ami
mails, but he declined the offer expect
ing to get at least 5000 for them in Chi
cago.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
JOINED IN WEOL0CK
The BurnS-WedshaSe KuptiaiS Were Cele-
bFated on Thanksgiving Evening
Ceremony by Father Shea.
Il Was an Attractive Wedding and the
Decorations We're Handsomely Ar
ranged in Two Rooms.
Farmer Satterlee Shipped Some Fine
Four -YeaF-0ld Steers to Live Stock
Show at Chicago.
ON THANKSGIVING EVE.
The Marriage Of Robert Burns and
Miss Dell Wedehase Was Con-
summated Wednesday.

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mrs. F. Wedehase Wednes-
day evening when her daughter, Miss
Dell Wedehase, was united in marriage
to Mr. Robert Burns. The ceremony
was private oae, none being present
outside of the family with the excep
tion OF one or two intimate lady. friends
of the bride. Mrs. John Burns and
Mrs. D. F. Langerty, mother and sis
ter of the groom, Of ST. Paul, were
present.
The service was avery pretty and i'm
pressive one and was condu cted by the
Very Reverend Dean Shea. At the ap-
pointed hour, s o'clock, the priest and
the groom came from one room, and at
the same moment the bride, On the arm
of her brother, Fred, appeared from an
other. He gave the bride over to the
groom and they took their places in one
corner of the room. Following the
bridal couple came little Florence Lang
try, carrying rose and Earl Wells
bearing Oh a tray the wedding ring, and
at the proper moment stepped forward
and handed it to the groom. The cere-
mony was very impressive, and at it's
conclusion hearty congratulations were
offered.
The bride was very handsomely cos
tuned in gown of white silk henrietta
and trimmed in lace. She carried a
bouquet of brides roses. The groom
was dressed in suit OF black.
The decorations at the wedding were
very beautiful indeed In the corner of
the room where the bridal party atood
the two side walls were very handsome
ly and richly draped with ferns, chrys-
anthemums and smilax. Suspended
from the ceiling hung the wedding bell,
and beneath it stood the bridal couple
when the ceremony was performed.
The bell was trimmed with ferns and
chrysanthemums ard festoons of smilax
from its edge to the ceiling. A huge
chrysanthemum was used for the clap.
per OF the ball. Bouquets OF carnations
and chrysanthemumswere placed around
the room. In the dining room the same
generous scheme of decoration pre-
vailed. The table was prettily draped
and from the corner to the electric
light chandeliers we're festoons of
smiiax, while carnations and chrysan-
themums were used with good effect. It
was very bright and brilliant picture
of beauty. The wedding supper that
was served was made up OF an elaborate
menu and was served in five courses,
this feature being under the care of
Misses Clara Nobis and Cora Miner.
The bride received a large number of
handsome presents, cut glass predomi-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
Are in the High School Glass.

Poor Vermillion closed the foot ball
season with an iguominious defeat. II
Went up against normal school team
from Iowa and was defeated by a score
of 10 to 6. This Iowa team is regarded
as very good high school team and
being defeated by school of that class
very naturally places the state univer-
sity team among the high school teams
OF the state. It is possible that Vermil-
lion can arrange game with the high
school team of Mitchell for next year
if they get their application in soon
enough. How the mighty have fall
len. Undoubtedly Vermillion does
want to be left alone now, and the
chances are that she will not be dis.
turbed again until she can prove. her
ability. She would not last as long as
a snow bail in June in front of the
Mitchell University eleven.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
THE UNION BAT1LEMEN.
Held Their Annual Meeting at Mitch
ell and Elected officers for
the Ensuing Year.

The annual meeting of the U. V. U.
was held in the city Wednesday for the
purpose OF electing officers for the epsu-
lug year, the attendance from the OUT
side being limited. DR.. S. j. Moore
was elected major general commander
of the forces of South Dakota. J. L.
Kintner, of Sioux Falls, was elected
brigadier general of the first brigade,
which includes all that part of the state
on the North western road from Brook
ings to Pierre. S. ). Conklin, of Clark,
was elected second brigade commander,
which includes the north half of the
state. General Geo. w. Ludlow, of
Sioux Falls, the retiring commander,
was in attendance al the meeting.
The next annual session of the Union
Will be held at Sioux Falls.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
Married at Planklnton.

Plankinton Mail: T. N. Treat prob.
ably holds the record for tying, the mat
rimonlal knot in the shortest space of
time. Last Thursday evening Miss
Maggie Sheehee and j. A. Bailey, OF
Mitchell, decided that single blessed
ness was but fallacy and dream that
a matrimonial venture would just about
suit their inclipations.
They hunted up T. N. Treat of this
city and explained that they wanted a
hard knot tied forthwith. Mr.. Treat
raked over the receptacles in his dome
OF thoug ht for marriage service be.
fitting the occasion and in less than two
minutes from the time their wants were
made known, the twain had been made
one and the accommodating attorney
had placed chaste kiss upon the brow
of the blushing bride.
We wish the happy couple large
measure OF success in their married life
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06
NUMBER 10.

eating in the list. These handsome
souvenirs of the occasion reflected the
high esteem in which the bride is held
by large number offriends in the city.
The bride has grown TO womanhood
in this city aud is very we'll known.
For number of years she has been con-
nected with the business circles of the
city, first being the acting agent of the
American Express Co., and until lately
was the head clerk in the Office of the
Commercial Mutual Fire Association.
Her ability as a business woman is
highly recognized in all circles. She
is careful, possessed of good judgment
and was attentive to her duties. She is
very popular in social circles and poss--
esses large number of lfriends. The
groom is a young business man who has
recently located in Mitchell and is en-
gagged in the lumber business. In that
time, q little over d year, he has taken
his place in the business circles of
Mitchell as an energetic young gentle-.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns start out in life
under the most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ces with every prospect Of health,
wealth and happiness, and it is the wish
of The REPUBLICAN and their numer-
our friends that nothing shall intervene
to change the bright course of their
lives. Next month Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
expect to leave on trip during the
holidays for an absence OF a. week or
two, the groom's business at this time
not permitting of his absence.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06

line bucking and few end runs that
made the gains for the .touchdowns that
followed, the first being made by Hardy,
the second by Hardy, who was literally
pulled over the line by Smith, and the
third Hardy also made, kicking goal,
making the score for the second half 16
to 0, and the total score 27 to 0. Jack
Leving was given the ball just at the
close OF the second half and carried it
over the line, but the ball was set back
by Referee Bowdla, as it was not in
play.
1t was great game and there was
any amount of excitement during The
play. Mitchell put up an excellent
game and showed their mettle from
start to finish. The feature of play on
Mitchells part was the fine line buck
ing, resorting very little to end runs
Every man on the team played his posi-
tion for all he was worth.
Grand Forks Is a mighty strong team:
it plays good foot ball from ssart to
finish ana there was no letting up in
the game. Three of Grand Forks man
were put out Of the game by Injuries,
while all the Mitchell men stayed in at
the finish Manag er Blsir stated that
he was satisfied with the game and was
free to acklowledgs that the superior
team won. He complimented Mitchell
very highly on its work as team. The
team went home Friday over the
Milwaukee road via Sioux Falls, but
will not reach home until Sunday.
Fol]owjnp 10 ths line ~, M thu taarr.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-12-06

This ends the foot ball season in this
city, and the team quits with record of
not one defeat for the year and their
goal line was crossed but once, and that
by Brookings when it was not entitled
to a score by any means.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
NEW mexlco nrlEoArlon.
The Visislns Statesmen Hold a JolilE.
eaton at the shoreham.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
cFaRllloa culllnna.
Interesting Topics Abou, a Good North.
err Town.

From the Register.
Nj ana Mrs. Carl probsi left Tor
Santa Fo whore they expect TO make
their homo IN the future. as " Ger.
dos has moved hIs store in which Mr.
prohst was employed. 20 that place
Edgar Andrcwa. ~ Bonanza came
near being Killed while working 10 tho
bottom OF n shaft ia his mine. iln was
drilling while rock was helng hoieted
out 0f the shaft when a rock Slipped
nom the bucket and fell about forty
feet striking him ON the head With
such force ns 90 knock him down and
cut n cash three inches long clear 90
the skull
Some time aro. y v Conway coun.
~ superintendent of schools. Hont out
lettors 20 tho schools Of the county.
REQUESTING the teachers 90 ask the
children 10 coutrlhuto 20 the Mckin-
Low monument fund when this let.
tor cached Zonon sandoval teacher ~
the school at Waldo. ho read Il 20 The
scholars and gave them short talk
on patriotism and exp aimed the object
~ the monument The children be.
came $50 Interested IN the subject that
cvcrv scholar I'm the school numhcrlnr
fdrtytWo contributed something the
amount raised being s395, This is an
example which might be followed hy
teachers throughout the country. as
thcrc is no way that the safety Of our
country can better hc guarded than by
teaching the children Co love lnstitu.
ilons. We may safely say that thi
humble school teacher in little coun.
trv town g. cyoriluE an influence VII .oh
will hn iet Tor rood long wears M r
ho o. dead and that Waldo viii do
her part In any good caua' while her
people follow the example
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-28
END or SLIPPERY STEVENS.
A Bullet Wound Put an End 10 HE
Earthly Career.

slippery stevens. horse thief lail
breaker hold.up and an around bad
man who recently escaped from TN
san Juan county Jail at Aztec wound
no hig earthly career IN Pagosa juno
ton Colorado. and suddenly departed
Tor n land where New Mexico deputy
shCrins aud newspaper men never go,
SAYS tho Pennington Hustler.
stevens arrived at pagusa early last
SUNDAY morning ON an east hound
freight train. About noon time he
called nj Cadwcll's hotel. volunteering
90 chop word IN lieu 0f cash for his
dinner and while seated AZ the table
three wandering musicians who had
stopped az Aztec On their travels ana
had seen stevens In iail, 40 once rocog
nlzea and bid him hy name stevens
lost no time in leaving The dining
room. but instead az striking our
across country went "a nearby saw
mill climbed up over the boilers ana
removed has shoes for the purpose ui
resting aud warming bis feet
II soon. however became nniseu
around who he was ana Constable "
q. Games. holng advised Of stevens
many crimes and escapes secured a
FORTY four gun and set 0ut 90 make an
arrest n ala not take him Ions "a
iocate his man, and walking up Ia front
~ him suddenly drew bis gun say
lag: "stoyons ! am an officer, hands