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Brutsu,, In 'atue.Ror,ne Contests.


~ = TTTTTT n TTT-T- Nv
The Mesa County Cattle Growers Associa-
'lon hiss s-ut tho Colorado Humane SI,.rty
sone ~rrais-vor'ty resolutions on tho Quos-
to, ~ preventing cattIc-roT.Ey and bronco
busting contests
According 10 tho cattlcmcn. there IL no
virtue IN such contests The cattle and
horsrs arc cruelty treated In many c1s.s beng
MANNED or fatally injured Ihsv tte PIT I'M
pens ~ c'rrs4s before the contests IRE held.
and in consequence. Of their Wild Uaturs
wUl not "n' Or DRINK AMID strange ~urrouut-
trrs. thereby suffering from hunger AID
thirst one 81 the worst f~'a;ur"s 10 tho
enc"urar~mNr n. trr"spprsibi" pors'rs In
Practising on the opHu range before the
co. tests are hsld Nnhndy kruws hcv mary
cattle -" nsedles~ly hurt In this brutal praC-
1. = work
Tho Mesa county c1'tlcnrn arc - be cNn-
m"nd"f for thew open stand agai'.' such
cor'~~ts ND their eNsWVlr will - much
- stamp oYfflcc cruel eNN'hl'|rr. .N tH'or, 40
contests
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Won ~. NJ, AFTER II Years.


Zack snyder has .u-t Won a wager made
twenty v~lrs ago II 80 Snyder trlG 4
Miy terr Tod 'h1' tho spIr~ Of The Methodist
Church ,n Byron. III wH-trs"~lr~ sii Nould
snon blow oN'r Min bot y ydr- that ~
would 1tiI to ths north. vhtl. = ydeI hetd
out that o ~ gN.l. over to tar cIrf The
T'-ul' va . h"f ~ . hoN Of ,tgurN. ard they
Clev~rlN planned ~ get Tho Weeds b. advance
They won't o. the store of 4 J,wvtt md
tod him n the bot. aud That the loser would
nav when II was Decided IsWs't, not su-.
pc'ting the terms Of the wager. turned over
d bpN pi cigars 60 Tho PAR. ard ~" la, been
waiting i"F IA 'sH'r" sl those ycar=
Last TUESDAY tho st"sple ~succumbed to
III" Jury 81 a." storm that prevailed IA that
east. and MIN. rc~urTb~rlrs ~ waser. called
on Jewrtt ana planksd down the money.
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MS FIRST Drunk a, the Age ~ Io3.

Anong the prisoners called on TO answer
the charge OF drunkncSs At tn. Central sta'i'r
yesterday was an old man lie told N,s
uAte ho~chersp"rger that his nan" wHs nail.
Ryan aud That h. ltved at 1857 south ~. rul.
street Asked what hc had ~ say ne T',lHt
i~"hly he had a "a. that Ar had u~or 'p g.,
I"nfsilN mia Hospital Tor medicine aud
dIin lerl tight when he came ON
inN old al" youfN asked tho Magistrate
Was o9rn ~ March. 100. and taN. never
been drunk before, said ~. old man
What said the Mas-tra.c. -tNsre''
years o.I'
In 100, rcp~stcd IN. old man: -thst'-
whet my father always told me
Wei, you're too old - 60 to 'si, A."
heN' s.ii the Magistrate. stu .ucrcdu.ous
The old man walked slowly away.
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Tho staten I,and Accident, and the nigh.

To wv ENRON ov TuP ST.. Wat
rtgh' hsv. the staten I'lsnd au'rort'ie. 20
turr over = public highway To an sutou oh'ls
club 20 he used - = speedway for gl-ol"us
and ~elrrtric engine. running st admittedly
~urlNwful rates Of ped
Thee peorl. having prrrtftsd this Illegal
us- ~ = public hishwsv .houli no made 20
70 pond In DAMAGE for the injuu-s which
resulted tom their At
1his - ~ sho u i"a0h uS th7t for the
future such lo-tNs'- .'ould bs roraret 70
i~n'losed rRcotra'k they have no RIGHT o.
pl-c~ upon public Highways, which are
tine |. n.
NEv YorN. frrsa
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might be MAIDS IN ne rae ~ rich drunk.
sris Probably spch inebrisi-s should
b. taken In, . pinehed . without crre-
mony B~.ds-, ss IL rests With the
Magistrate. subisc, ~ tho Lac. IN NJ
the are of IN. fine, the only say In which
the sealous Iona-i,e ~parrolman ran pro
to-, against tho injustice % treating
poor and rich alike is TO le, the prnr
offender 20 and gather in the plu,ocrstio
offender.
4 perIsal 81 thu. examination paper
convlnce- ~ that patrolmen are q super
fuity in Toledo That tho Mayor IL has
long been known.
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In view Of the present state ~ public
sentiment toward the AUTOMOBILES. the
artion. on Tie-iav. Of the Automobilo
Club Of America In refusing to hold or TO
sanction hereafter races similar TO hat on
Staten Island Is probably we'll taken
Surely, IL Is better Ia have M racing at all
than To have races which result fatally.
The misfortune % last SATURDAY. how
ever. together with the numerous auto
mobile accidents which have occurred IN
thess parts in the past fow weeks. has
reused In certain quarters a feeling 81
bitterness against ~s.lf-noving vehiclcs
which calls for some consideration.
In n'n~'y-n,ne casss out Of . hundred. the
danger from the uso Of automobiles comes,
not from qualities in the machines, hut from
II. Incompetence or the r-cklcssncss 81 their
operators. lot US punish tho offenders, and
keep on using the machines.
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A cooperative Housekeeping scheme

a Cooperative Housekeeping scheme.
We have recorded from time o. time
In the last few yearS several expert
ments. mainly in the West. In cooperative
Housekeeping. Tho taste for II scarcely
seems 10 grow The Increasing difficulty
Of finding competent domestic ervan
leads many persons to cast p'a'pnic
glances at cooperative huu-ekccp ng.
II seems n wav uf escape from trouble
BY It inviting economies have been
achieved II looks promising bur most
people are allie t. keep out of It Prob
ably ia want Of privacy irght"ns many
~ them away Their household may
be- a poor thin Nkc AUDREY. but u Is
their own SUI. ANYTHING TIA, prrtcrds
to lessen the cost or friction of living
deserves o,l treatment. Most - us
like To- lly down tn" law ~ regard to
household Cuuumy ami to Ig"p.und
great r"iuTm~ tLCrrr AJrt-Ir>. ~ he
floks the AZ n h- A. .'r-,,nr agar.
il very stern ahuat tle c,uctlunS 81
butchers ami tie lrH,iHD.U- huylrg
done 10y young huus"i"np"is. and can I
sign checks f.g I'm" r..rIhl- u'ls with
out delivering a hpmily "u uyrYylicloe
and shift l"~-rrsS Saving - a virtue
most satisi.. p .1'v practircd rs proxy
80 let us take n benevolent look az
the parkside Cooperative " So, ping
As-ociaticn -''" SIOUX CITY.
Iowa i b.. aau ,..ash fnr a modes,
scheme, The ASSOCIATION - now FIVE
month, old aui gH.ng on siN Here
Is n hist Of 'he members:
Crau, aId Sic ". ". rRovS. wife AMI
90 iru' - = R,rnrrH. uifr and thsec children
PROT NuHrR CHttv r-a' W. a. Hr,oNwsL
,H'rits -.>'rr. Sc p aud too children. Prot
k''rtN'I- NJ. TuoI hossrt-sper. ana >o7
brlt.un .'a-
Tie meals uc taken at the house of Mr.
SENIFT. IN 49, near which all the mem
trr~ live, The assp citation rents 81 the
SENlTrs three rooms for SO a month,
iu"' and lights included eNcer, FOR the
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The burden Of raising The money 'or q fitin
mrmorAl % Cen HARaIsoS should not be p.t GA
ovr authors aose !Hdialspss s,Hs,rs.
That Is No. nor upon authors at large.
Money for q memorial to President HAIR
RIsoS should como from all profess ous
and walks 81 life throughout the country.
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The Derby ~ Yesterday will h. memorable
chiefly Tor the defeat - Sgeptr-. a Ally
that ran under tho tNsur-tically crushing
hsiri"sp q having co.t t0.coo ~ a
yrarhns. The race is ~, always to the
hish-prlCcd
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Kitchen. Tbs h-otr>hrerer f~ts q
y~ea AMI h-nsft Tor herself knd ser snn.
The as.i.t.nt. receive we-k AMI
n.,-d m. a.. w,men ar. , .tandtns
COMMITTEES 20 maso out tho bil of fare
for each w~-k Dor ea.h tao weeks q
buvrr i chosen n he ~ married. hs
~if' acts o. hts assistant. fhe y single,
10 j. as-ist~l by some other member .
wife Not "a break the good meeting.
a unanimous vote is required To admit
a new member The simple, filing fare
Apfear. IN these specimen bills
aur-a.y nr~as.Ast c.r,al. sridi. sAG..
~rp t-.i al butter and co--. Lu-casoH
cold n'rs, p-o'''">' h'AirS powder b'''u''' ard
s''''i plum eg'''' To-" AMI "'''- "'hn-f t''f'
80 r"'''''' p''N''' Va ''N'N 0"'' ''
-, -, 49,
-, 49,, .,s go, an, 90. Ig,e,.
en- cr.ar.d salrou rotate bsIl. bread and
bother. baked app. dur punss. tie. .ad cos-e
Dinner hrilsd iinnsr with beet cabbage, iurulps,
r%nh'oes. oombtssd. peach sauce. bread and
ou'rr ana tea
nor .'cu, "'up, oN
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THINGS
ssvrfSsy
PATrH

ssNrfSs
rATfH
.,.sssssss 50
Cssss
usSV~rI
,ssp~s
ne Black
brown. yeuA
ons. vhose
nara. !. the
sbs~ubs cree
negro type. q
osrs show cd
uhiss satin.
polite. her
.RAby easy.
With ievity
.hs IL widsly
o~psratio bits
IA the vandc
tbsstar. but =
trained and OF
pany her hcar
The ncgrohs
lons. and MAJ
Ye IL " varis
expected. 20
black wake
whose ifeats
know there We
chic and elan
Il a vaitabl
And chorus &
who oglc, ami
were graduate
deny. True.
thsm. They
for song and
to appearance
ugly bronz~.
In tara cote
with no trace
which h 10
fancy she IN
lbbod she has
Comic men
PATTI Trouhad
neat and mimi
lcnt. just AID
do In ordinary
Irnouthed and
negroes lsscay
have acquire
he regarded
-snsr OF music
characteristics
the polished
them all undo
none Of the Il
stage tend
the u~nbesrabI
variety theatH
man who doe
Irscites them
~deplonble iu{
black patu's
A profession
afternoon Mt
Jasper's Wifc
week for the
IL u said that
Palmer consid(
companies 81
that seems a.S
tho scheme o.
q is not hard
81 fashionable
might su.' thrl
John ~JnsI~'r'
mike a good.
Harvey. IL,
cheap devices
were Acceptable
dramas 81 IND
W.. Forgive
might Ike 'hol
crudene- Of nd
and. on the otl
overlook that
ac,ion as lacki
r~cvss.
In the first
before one III
with-a bad
ron Of n cou
rich. wants tn
Isweet cousin.
that Il breaks
for her. and th
her love isiinI
conduct. T'he
seems i~neScu
simply for his
Ter do it, and
loves. has des
abb, as her
could not mad
rich. When
70 his sweethS
per's wife.
.ot know will
whom to Ihis
become vindid
rage. and in
her husband I'd
ing parents ir
sct she has
10y her ~extrav(
about him shS
But his pareu
happily by his
the hope for
with q second
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The whiriisis Of Time.

FYo- ~ nGrgufss !SrvrHs.
lawn tennis Is nov spoken Of - An outdoor svn
cf plns pons
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mis- l. a .avins Of al ?. a reek and

sios IS a year for a family IL four, And
the women have saved themselves a
great deal Of bother. None OF the
twenty members has the privacy 81 the
home dinner says a member, bu, other
wise the plan is satisfactory.
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SYRACUSE. N
~toy, soon ID
alton 81 thi.
mcrease of ~
% ism. Il
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william A. {
Brighton Bead
tried before Nd
street. court id
chAree Of assaj
~ Hfie,h s,V
Ior the races ID
aismis-~i. thel
there was no 4
sssault was int}
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f~,..-sio,au- SO o. l-sr Or,nt Hotel sni
kiosau. No o. faHl.r.n All Ir, arl.lrs
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WAKING Cd
serio % Hem
Inc Md

The cool wo<
"nl Of the pr(
dreams. and II
gossip ~ this
Minnie lDupu
she had won 81
Tor the Engii-hI
Ard patria ID
an American u
The rre~s ID
following l-tt.1
To Ma~Ge~ n
SO many OIL
70 ton ana
.hned. that We
sunday afterna
Mr. RICE aid
Ls' To this
Frankie Raid
OF Weber A ~
isturned from
~ West SiNty-N
Will" she was al
ovsS nfty pairsl
jim LderrI
lrny sprung II
Irene Bentley
e9ement ahoueI
knickerbo~ker
lhsr greatly ID
hypnotic ev(
astsntly that
work \
..TM trombr@
hypnotic eye1
- -rs the ~
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\ sssbJecs Of

Perhaps you
eer couutu
SMt Wesi chex
~eungs aud
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
! Breve fra Norge I

poo Scrra og troebe dIosIes lie, lea
fuiioc ioruire til at itna op ON NorgesttIi.
SEC frs belle WGtteu o. srueoe for airs
~eebetUnbeIiel - Ueen. Cub unre Iobeti
ieg bar bog iitrrlb til at itra op. Olap
Siistpeit, Icnt bar 2rrcr paa EcrtirtteI,
fesiioIen | Benin flor. tom o. bifite pnc
mig; ban a M 2Grer pna Resln1tb. %
bplot til paa pdrabis m.
Seq cit ben gantIe geien fra UtI5ns
til Tannnns; men ad bul bet bar felt
tiinet, tnben iss tom op pad @iIbtsbdfs
ferue. Sn Git bet bebre. % ieg blep bra,
bn ies barmebes op; bog bar BET plent,
Tom ies GIT nreb en- tirrg 8prSe oper Ger.
berne. Seq tom til RlaSien 2eoabo, %
tGrli, bd iaunebe iee nit 2onmeiibrl Set
lna not enorni timber SopeSpnoen / Gen.
gen pda Gonna. &orten pdd 2ernoo pils
be reiit eftcr bet, men bun pdr beso9rre
lite frif. Sitn beoer Sese Sonurte. gift
meb 9riit Nbftepl. gnd ghii bar nhe
Suie opiatte. Seq Gil tnb | Sdo6eipstos,
og gnrnle Gslaf giSrgiIriou billie goa eff
ter &Ioffen min; bnu par Tie 'aa teri,
men troeoe NOT at CRETE bet paa ire Eis
rter; iaa bentebe ies paa @rpben, til ban
Tom tiIbnse. &prwn 6eb &rift. Em
@Ii Dor SaSbeiS Inutnbien. gift nrben
Sang nteb Wargit OIupscatter. aslats
Sen, Enriei reiite til amerifa I CONNER.
5nn biIies fra Sine I oes[e Stien beb
8eien; ben itaar Der nm % toielie, font
ba ban fno beriube iioite Sang. Seq bnos
De life beret paa @ronen | Rnnnaas paa
20 Gm. Sensatlg boIot 9. llQmann fin
Soltebeffole Der. Set bar fsrite Gotten,
ieg o8 Sobn bar gifte. @i babe Roro
% eobt Der paa 8roben: Solfene bar iaa
inine ps bpaseltse. Rdr9it er gartmeI
mi os gnfe; bum blen nteget eIaS. ba ieg
tom, Gun er meeet RIG % bar bare en-
eueite Ssn, Sea bleb Der c n Climb; en-
Gut fra Rorbiore tiente bos Dem, % BAN
fortaIte, at bans Sicm bapSe Sc babt
1Secprd5s9s ufteu". Sd ies git forbt
Rorbbs, iom eies df gbItein Soobeitao,
tar ban Ser netop % iteltc meS Suiere.
5an bar griiasfclt Der: Salbor Salbor'
ion % 8ltnbtlb. (gtere.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
sra Spoen.
6. Uf. Berg msbbeler Dit % lat fra
gpanp, gtrsiuia.

Set er MI iaa I9ree, iiben nogen bar
label bsre fra iie BERTHA Snano. at Soltet
| Goroen bar bel beepnot al tro, at ben
NOR Il bmrfte aolpni Der peS Soato tie
eriiterer mere; men iaa or on lite StIs
f9Ibet. &olonien ban aanet frem meO
fire Stribt, ON life iaa fort, iom man
ifulbe pente efter al Den Strtpntn8 % Dc
S~ureipsrgiIer fra RorOen. fom tuolsber
meo bper Bolt. 8i bar mi mere ero ~
ftanoinapife SumiIier b~ciiooenoe Der,
booraf Stsriteparten er norife. vi bar
en- rorifs lutberIt Ieui9bco, Tom b~ctienes
al gaitor 8. ). Iarten al ben 8orcneNe
&trte. @i ftal mi til at bpgge 8trte, o9
Der er ftGrft paa Sale at bpgee en- nor't
gp mibt / 5ettlementet, iaa Der bill bItne
nomGrtct Gnlebnin9 for if~anbinaot'fe
Surretnin9sfoIt at lad FIG neo. 8pen
trnfcs anlaQt lanes 6. & O.. Or. g., 2
0eI ct for Sodna. % S~rurotatfen meo
bens GnIRg9sIie er, at Bet 'fG bltos en-
belt ub Scmpermhes9 p, iaa at bber en-,
Tom fieber @riinoeicrSom. faar en-
"GecS" til FANNIE meo en- 6laiinl, Der
forbtSer SuIg eIer pan dnoen gtndoe
Craft meb beruienSe 9ritteodrcr. 9ennc
gb bill Sd bIibe ct Diem for sdttIe SoIt
% Rolf, icr enifer at faa leoe ubenfor De
beruienbes 8tristebs.
@i bar 6abt ct sobt Tur paa aIIu9s
GfsrsSe, og Solicit er / N~lminbelisbco bel
ttIfreSs. SiSinStiG bar Ri natter ingen
eroit bapt, % areatltrerue firber lin egsn
Esoe. "Bintsrgreen" og 3lsoer 'Grt
anSet turrt @rGs itanr 8rsrrt % loper ct
soot llbbptte. a
Gen alminScIi9c 81rmtus Der beitaar
af Corn. alsocr, 9oteter, babe isSe %
trfte. Com Raritet fan berettes, at gG.
Ole Gds, iom fIptteSe bib for to War iioen
fra Spin Ballet, Rirn., iiofte Sormcr
tblanbt fine fsoe Yotcttr fanot 10 grems
pIaper, font oeiete 10 1uro hp.r. Qette
bsrer nntrrliebis I'll SieISsubeSerre,
men bet er bd IiseaoSt ct 8eris paa, boao
SorSsu Der fan frsrbrin8e.
2anSet Der omtrins Sodro bar saGct
op til nGiten Bet oobbeItc rRris at. boao
bet bar for ct @dr Nor iioeu, men eromt
ct Bet lnnet fra tit 5Fiocpuutt. On 8
geil % oerpper fra 5~rrubdneu er 2duSet
enomi aanite biniet, men cgiaa bet gndr
cp | gris. gi bar ScIsfouliuie imcIent
Refpport Retps % Ridntono, en- 9titanee
al IS nil; Iiaelebes CT ser "6drtsreS" en-
eTeftrif SporpoausIinie msGIem Rsiuport
Stems o. Blum Rotnt, en- 8tftdtes at 40
gsiI. % ben bill ogian qua miot %isisnucn
Gettlement. bbirfet bill biGLpe pad 9anos
triien en- bel Del.
Rdn9e Soff flpttrr lib ira 8isconIin.
Tinrefcta % Be andre roroUeitltee Stas
ter. iad nh er Der iuGrt Here af RorSers
Solf eno SpoEGnbtnarr, boilfet oeida fees
pda Gtelet Der. bd upe 5uie bpgses ooer'
alt. Sc sanIs agre bIioer tGgst | grug
iaisn sftsrat Be inart Bar liaset ri bel
Generation iibrrigte % o~oeroorct NIB
9rrf % lttruot.
g. R. Berg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05

SeIS eusbs bar sfssr OurIADsnOs fclst
TIN Gorrb Hebre Siistp III SdTbelsmarc
Epol NtgtiGnof bar E~tsriteneIen at
Sor6en | Bcrbeien frnfolgt 1 GftnnpurceIs
Ter. or. Snsbp bar I Here Gnr brcpet
StifrboIeus wognfobrif. ionr ban bar an.
Iaet % opbpeeet .iaunt foripnet neb tioss
ntrsiigc Daaffiner, for snSsl anfSaffet fra
Smeriia. Tssuie Babrii oiI ban csim
iGIee; bet bar eniieIigt. ON en- oriftIe
Wdrb fisbte % iathe ben I Drift.
Ser paasadr | bisie Gage Gttietess
ming til CpfsreIfe al gGbebiis Der pnu
1nIfen. @rrgseier Serlen bar forrret
Cont beliegenSe ret coer for Ganroen
Spenhe. 1900 arorsr er aIlerebe itfret
peb Gttietegninser, faa bet fer uo til, at
Eanfen blir re0liieret. Ser bar flere
aar brret Gale ON at faa thanh gabcs
bus, men tneen bar tnget Sarien op %
isst at fad ben realiieret for iuaar. ling
SoutsIaeet -SreiSie" iatte iis | Spioien
o. ff banret &omite; | beune pan man
Saa beISig at faa mcS Sottor SaIboriet.
% bans iberoise g~irtiombeo for Sasen
bar ma for en- flor Sci at tnffe for. at
ben er ina Ianst f~rerfrnIe. gaoehuiet |
fIlb Stano sr beresnet at toite 5000
arpner; Der tGntss inbrettet baaSe &ars
Bob os @aoItllbnb.
girteren bar besbnbt at biie FIG. War.
ferne laa isnar bpfbe at enc Belt neS
Si9ren. men iSag bar Resnet ieien fefet
ben brf. Suf. boor bet iooe regrer o.
bIaaierl @tnben piber | geseers, %
Suiene rbitsr I fine @rlrnSSolSe- Siseu
eaar hoiS iom ct Chm. iaa bet er at
frsete for, at tIlbttcr ipsrees berthe fra.
Sobnnue gneufen.
StisrSalen, ben lite Wupernber 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
Per Stpls.
giprnion. Setter. SoruSer Sen al

gibrnion.S Setter. Sorllber Den al.
minbeIige Set / ariittaria I anIeS.
ming al Gigterens 70.aariee 8soieIs.
bag, er btbtiI bebuOet ., Set / Sen
prioate IiberaIe &lub, mcS 6cittaIe al
Yrof. 6. SarS - en- | Rprif apinOe.
iogsforenine (oprinOelis pnatGnft iom
en- DobbeItfeit for 8isruion % 5rtte)
- iantt en- al arbeiSerportiet 80.
ciuIiiterre). S%tllSenterne oil bpIoe
9isrnjon meo ct 6uffeItog, % Stl'
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
Engraving, and Other Good
 Things.

There is no better engraving and stamping done than that we do, but you can find higher prices without any trouble at all.
 We recognize that some people think that because such work costs more elsewhere than here, that our work must be inferior. With all re- spect to them, such an idea is ab- surd. We can sell engraving cheap CT than others for the same reason that enables us to sell silks and china and furniture cheaper-be- cause we sell more of it.
 It would be a suicidal policy to save anything by inferior work. It is the plainest common sense that teaches us to keep the standard of work at the very highest possible notch.
 All this may be proved by the simple process of comparison of work and prices.
 The social season is coming on. It suggests other things than engrav- ing, Tally Cards for card parties, dinner cards, duplicate whist sets, whist counters, cotillion favors-- they are all here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
He Learn ed n Great Truth.

It is said of John Wesley that he once said to Mistress Wesley: ''Why do you tell that child the same thing over and over again?" John Wesley, because once telling is not enough.' It is for this same reason that you are told again and again that Chamber lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and grip; that it counteracts any tendency of these diseases to result in pneupao- mia, and that it is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23

We are obliged to our critic and wish she had signed her name, so that we might thank her in more formal and less public fashion. But we do not agree with her.
 Hats are hats and beauty is beau ty-what has the price to do with it ? Is a stylish and becoming hat any less stylish and becoming be- cause it is sold at common sense price ? Is there any glamour about fancy price that, in these modern days, really gives an additional charm to merchandise ?
 We cannot think so. The whole question is-Do you like the hat ? If you do, what odds who made it :?
 We do sell our hats for little. Our
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
PATRICK McSHARA.

The funeral of Patrick McShara was held from his late residence, 159 Put nam street. yesterday morning at S:30 and at o'clock from the Sacred Heart church, where a requiem mass was eel ebrated by Rev. Father Donegan. The church was filled by the many friends of the deceased. Among the floral of ferings were an immense standing Tyre from the Iron Moulders' union, stand ing cross from the family and hand some pillow from his sister. They were borne by Cornelius Mahony and Joseph Hegele.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
MINERVA E. NOBLE.

The death of Mrs. Minerva E. Noble occurred at her home, 29 Beers street. Tuesday She was seventy-three years old. She leaves two sons, Joseph A., contractor at Winchester's, and Dr. 3 willis Noble, of Montclair, N. J., for merly of the North China mission field; and two daughters, Harriet Fuller, of this city, and Mrs. Benjamin A. Booth of George street. She was member of Plymouth Congregational church, whose pastor, Rev. Dr. W. w. McLane, conducted services at her home yester- day afternoon at o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Oct. 22.
Brief Mention.
nber the orphans.

Remember the orphans.
 High water to-day, 3:4S p. m.
 Harper's and Frank Leslie's Monthly Magazines for November at the Pease- Lewis Co.'S.
 Prof Parker's class in the history of nusic met for the first time yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Hattie Judd has returned to her home in this city after weeks stay with Miss Jennie Forest in TattVllle.
 MT. Stokes will address the Sheffield religious meeting next Sunday in south Sheffield hall, and beginning to-day MT. Stokes will conduct the morning service in chapel until November 19.