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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
PRESIDENT HARR1soN,s WINE.
The Learned Plea Of a Student ON Its
Disappearance Which Was En-.
ttrely Satisfactory.

".Che late President Harrison was
connoisseur of rare old wines, al
though he was extremely temperate
in the use OF them. At the time when
he visited Stanford university to deliv-
er four lectures on international law
for fee of $4,000 (which is probably
the record price for university lee
tures), he was quartered in one of the
college halls here suite of rooms
had been especially prepared for him.
Immediately after his arrival" says
Beverages, 'there came also case of
carefully selected claret, burgundics
and madeirav, which were placed in one
of the rooms set apart for his use.
"The next day all these wines had
disappeared, and the only reminder OF
their previous existence was found in
q long train of empty bottles in the
midst of the campus. When President
Jordon heard of this he summoned be-
fore him the students of the university
and made them a little address, in the
course of which he said that he was
about to instigate an investigation into
tAO puIAOAul1tS VI 1I. ndII4SOu W1uCSs
and that it would go much easier with
the guilty persons if they would have
the manliness to come forward and
own up. After he had ceased speaking
there was long pause, and presently
one of the students in the back part
of the room rose and said with a
bland, impersonal air:
"'Mr. President, the bylaws of the
unworthy forbid the bringing of any
wines or spirituous liquors upon the
university grounds or into the univer-
sity buildings. Consequently, if any
wines or spirituous liquors have been
broaght in and if they have disap-
speared, which we all regret, they have
probably been seized-as contraband,
and therefore the owner has no re-
dress"
president Jordan made fewsome-
what inarticulate remarks and then
dismissed the meeting. Nothing more
was said about the wine, and it is prob
able that Mr.. Harrison's legal mind rec
ogpized the force of the point that had
been raised against him."
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
.aLlEy|E 3 g.
1 g. Stock
BUILDING FOR SWINE.
Description Of . Structure which In
Not Very Expensive hut Conve-
nient in Every Way.

The Illustrations show ground plan
and side elevation for hog barn that
ought to meet ordinary needs. have
drawn the plan to make IL pens. It
will require only little more money
than putting in six, and it will be
found. ] think, very advantageous.
The pens are eight by ten feet, with
. six-foot passage between. A door
opens from each pen into the lot. The
pen adjacent to the boiler can be con
nected with the boiler, and will give
sufficient heat to wash hogs in the
coolest weather. I have also shown a
place for feed bins and stairway (up-
per left hand corner), and the farmer
can use the space for two horse stalls,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
compound to Clean Carpet..

A compound which will leancarpets
is as follows: Make suds with a good
white soap and hot water, and add
fuller's earth to this until the con-
sistency of thin cream. Have plenty
of clean drying cloths, small scrub
bling brush, a large sponge, and pail
of fresh water. Put some of the
cleaning mixture in bowl and dip the
brush in it; brush small piece of the
carpet with this; then wash with the
sponge, and finally rub with dry
cloths. Continue this until you are
sure that all the carpet is clean; then
let It dry.-Detroit Free Press.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
'HAD.HE EYE ON HIM.
the Plumber should De Ne
Soldiering.

She was the housewife who weighed
her purchases when they came up
from the grocer's, and who read the
family gas meter every morning in
the week as one of her duties. When
a water pipe in the cellar sprung
leak the other day she knew exactly
what should be done in the case, and
she went to O plumber and said:
Zone OF our water pipes has burst"
''Yes'm."
ut is only small Leak
Just so, na'am.''
ut is handy to get at, and it won't
take over half an ounce of solder and
Is minutes work.
perhaps not, ma'am-perhaps not,
doubtfully replied the plumber.
But I'm sure of it, and when your
man leaves the shop he won't have
anything to return for.'
Very well, ma'am.''
An hour later the plumbers work
man appeared, and he was escorted
down cellar and shown the leak.
'You simply shut off the water and
solder it up" said the housewife.
"Yes'm, but"
there's no more to be done. You
haven't got to go hack to the shop
to get a crowbar or shovel or wrench.
Just go right to work, and I'll allow
you quarter of an hour to finish ur
the job"
He went to work, relates the Detroit
Free Press, and she went upstairs, But
in the course of ten minutes she caught
him sneaking out, and exclaimed:
'What's the matter now? Have you
found some excuse for going to the
shop?"
mo, ma'am-no. ma 'am,'' he replied,
as he came to halt.
"Then what is it? What have you
left the JOB for?"
well, ma'am, while haven't got to
go to the shop, feel It my duty to
take little walk and do some think
ing"
what do you want to think about %
81 want to figure out how to make
15-minute job last me two hours and
half, SO chat the boss won't send me
elsewhere to-day!"
As reward for his honesty he was
allowed to take 3 walk around the
block, at a slow gait.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
FORCING DAIRY cows.
ny No other Method Can the MILK
Producing Capacity Of Heifers
BE Increased.

It Is an interesting question and
one worthy of some thought, as to
how far we may force COW when
seeking for a big yield of milk and
butter, and whether such forcing is
ultimately desirable. Many are
preiudiced against forcing at all, and
this prejudice is not without found.
alton, as the premature death of some
cows that have been forced up to
the limit testifies. There is no
doubt that this high feeding process,
for the purpose of getting a big milk
and butter yield, weakens the consti-
tuition of the cow, and sooner or
later must tell on her general health.
Now the question arises: How far
may we go with the forcing process?
All realize that certain amount Of
forcing is beneficial, in that this is
the only means of developing the or
gans of the cow and in turn making
her calves better stock, for breed is,
after all, only matter of genera
tions of feed and care. and it was
by forcing that COW was brought,
through several generations, from q
yield of three pounds of butter to q
yield of Is. But what is the limit :?
1t is not hard to remember when
horse was fast that could go at a
2:4O gait, but now we are getting
mighty close to the two-minute mark,
and cannot say that the limit has yet
been reached. So it seems reasonable
to suppose that the limit of milk pro-
duction in COW has not yet been
reached. It must be admitted that
many cows, those possessing weak
constitutions, are hurt by overfeed-
ing (forcing), yet it is only by fore
ing that we can hope, to increase the
milk producing capacity of a COW, and
increase the value of the breed
Barnum's Midland Farmer.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
why the Hen. Need CRIT.

Fowls swallow their food, broken
or not, and it enters the crop, or first
stomach, and remains in it until it
has become more or less softened,
when small quantity at time Gust
as grain runs into gristmill) is
forced into the gizzard among the
gravel stones. This gizzard is a
strong, muscular organ, and works
night and day when there is grist
to grind, contracting and expanding,
thus forcing the gravel stones into
the grain, breaking it to fragments
and triturating the whole mass, after
which the food is in suitable con-
dition to be quickly digested.-Farm
and Fireside.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
WHEN A HORSE KICKS.
II You Have Recourse to the Method
Here Described Complete Cure
IL Sure to Follow.

To break horse from kicking and
rearing when hitched up, use the fol-
lowing method; cost of material about
IS cents, will last lifetime if cared
for. Have four straps about one and
one-half or one and three-fourths
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
Cheese Pudding.

Mix four tablespoonfuls of grated
cheese, season to taste with mustard,
salt and pepper. Separate two eggs
and, beat the yolks with scant cup
full lof milk. Add the whites of the
eggs beaten to a froth and pour the
mixture over the cheese and crumbs.
Put small pieces of butter over the
top aud bake in the oven for 20 min
ntes.-WashingtcnS Star.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
Tho Professor.

"The easiest title in the world to
honestly acquire" said the Tobacco.
nistto the Wooden Indian, "is that of
professor. For isn't any man who
processes to be professor necessari-
ly is professor2"- Syracuse Herald.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
SIDE ELEVATION.

# he so desires, in one corner of the
room. This plan will give him the
greatest space and the greatest COM
fort possible for both man and beast.
The floors should be of Portland ce-
ment, while the division walls should
be of brick, one thickness, and plas-
tered with Portland cement. The
fronts of the pens connected with the
alleyway I would advise being made
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29

A portable forge with few black
smiths tools is a good investment on
farm. The boys will soon learn to
weld iron and much time and money
may be saved by doing jobs that
otherwise have to be taken to town.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-05-29
Nfl1dtptn)rsBlzsslM5

Health oil blessings who know the and
the which refresh and the foods which nash Important each while
To all that the
which and pleasantly laxative Syrup
With the fact that physical
condition
trouble
beneficial effects
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

DeiBaefleibete WdObeu noran. Die
Srant uno grautiunafern nuren
ynabe Seriuonote oes &rimi5ionten.
Ter 8elnng m1brenD beS Sohomte8
mllroe bon ben Shulfinoern, inter
Der 2eitung oes Srn. u. Mopr, aus
aefiibrt. g3Gbrenb bes Sf"fertorilmls
lang cine Sfneiter oeS Erimi5ian.
len, Srnlt &c. Shiel, Elm prGdttges
yNlpe Woria". Set ser Communion
reifte Der bobtp. SEER Shumnfer
Ieinen Gltern un6 Shneltern Oen
2eib bes Serrn. Nod Der WfeIie
biclt Dor Dem Tfdrrbauie Elm fleines
Wtdohen, Iamens GliIa6etb Gumob,
cine s(niprode. Ser 8rimi5imtt er,
belt mebrere' @eldeltfe mo 5por bon
Der 9roiibenrin bes 6ruuenperein3
cine id0ne Stola, bon Der Erdiioene
tin bes Sitngfrmlenpereins cine
.Bpris nnb Eelgefdbe uno bonn
Siinglingsnereilt elm biibid)es MeB.
blld,. Sic fpeItlid)e 6eier fanb in oct
2ibnia.SoQe, 936 Us. u. StroBe,
itott unb es erifienen 5u berieiber
audi sablreide @eiitlid)s 10 Der bodls
niirbise Sol. &oiuer, Gegens oes
Soleitanums 5u ct. Srancis, ISIS,
Or. Selingrr, YrofeIior eb~enoaielbIt,
alfreO Seinaler bon Irtrora, ST.,
Serrle bon Wiltpuitfee, isis, uno
". Sfrmober.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

liegeroe groSe @%pbnbnuS DeS Srie-
0enSridter$ Bad 3ltm Hretle bon
$4,000 81. eeSnuft.
Mad i4-tae,ser Eriifnns boben
bas 2. mo Iebfe @eometersGramen
nit beitem Grfolge beitonoen Die
$50. ater. Rotb, @regor aolbah uno
Sohann &loiies, Supernnmerar Ser
SataIteroernofaang II, 2ltremburg.
Scrr Sr. Wmtth. Miiiler, bi3ber
Gitar al 8iioelingeu, lit 5llm Gfar.
rer in Samm ernannt moroen.
GiuilitanS ser Stabt enremburs.
@e6urteu. = 6. SUM: CUB
nia &arl, Q. b. @eorg alfreo Sa.
rant, SnnDorbeiter. g.: Mnna Woria,
Z. b.. Ntifolaus &intmel, &utider;
glnna, Z. b. 5rall5 @ogner, Meb-
aer. TO-: SeinrihL @. b. Sobanm
Setter Goncelet, &lempner. H.:
&arl Sobann Geter, 9. b. Sobanm
&eter @lelener, Sunffaiiierer.
Seiratben. IL. SUM:
&eter sSlrnf, 9ierbralter, nit So
bonna Inna 4lpbpniine @inoorff.
Sterhefulle. Z. SSlrni:
Woria Settles, aft 5 Mon.; sGrna
Cities, alt 40 s., obne Stano, Gbe=
frau BON 86ilipp @agner, 9u9bal-
ter. g.: 9lnna giltJen, aIt 3 S. nnO
g Mon.; gtifolarts Goltcet, alt 1 s..
uno 4 Wfon. TO-: Wagoalenu sfrle,
aft 8 So; 9ubuig Scarf Sarunt, oft
Il &. 70: Sciepbine Stetlt, oft Is
s., obne Stano, ebelos; Ebilipp &ub-
ner, aft 80 S., Saglobner. 49,:
2llbnig Sermann SAUL 9adbaus,
aft SO g., 9eamter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
sugembmrstIhcs aus YeIsten.

Nmberlonp. - Gin 9epiiier Seffp
Sobann, ging am IL. Sum- init lel-
mem @unosfarreu uuo ieiuem flet.
men &ram bauiieren, mie er es falt
ieOen Sag tbut. Gr mar 5pild)en
SanenoiIe uno @ioeltmont arge-
fonrnten, ulo mar eben bort IN elm
Saus eiltgegangen. slls er wieoer
herallstant, entoedte er NIT
Sd)reden, 0aB Elm &aiten, porin er
100 Srs. anibelDobrt bate, per.
idnpimoen mar. Ser arine Manit
nollte ii6 ni6t tr0iten loiien uno per.
bruhte Die gtadt nit ieinen Sitnoen
meiueno IN einem 9uide. 9ieIeS
@elo, Dos er ieit 20 Sabren Sou fiir
Sou geipart bate, mar leiu gauges
&ermogen. Ses unoeren Cages fan0
man ben leeren &alten IN einem Su.
Idle tpieoer. Ser 3ieb batte iid oes-
ielben mdbrideinli6 entleoigt, I'M
niGt oaour6 perratben 5u merDen.
Gle @enoarmerie bon Henfdateau
rot loiort cine griinolihe llnters
nldlmg eingeieiiet. Ser permleint-
lihc Sieb mllrbe am oarouffolgen.
oen Gage %perbaftet. 9aS @elo aber
lit trot ollen Radiuduugen nod
nidt gefrmoen moroen.
Mctis. - Cine S%enerSbrunit pers
beerte Die Sebaulung oes Iderers s,
y. Soiimam. SoS Seuer mar il
beitiG Dob ans 20ihen gar nidt ee-
0udlt peroen fomte. @ht &oroen
Sola. 400 Siinoel &eiler, piel Strob
uno Sen muroen elm Haub Der Slam.
men, Ser periidyerte S6aoen be.
ldilit lib auf 5000 frs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Gro6herso9thum.
Nus Ger bauptlta6t.
Die &aBicn snr MbgeorSncten-
~ farnmer.
(Spe5iolbrief.l


2~nremburg, II. SUM '02.
Sei Den beittigen Of 10 a f.
len puroen i'm &anton 6 / e M
bnra 2anb Die 5rpei often 9epu-
tirten $50 Grocius l1no S6mitt ge=
mdhlt; I'M &anton 6 d, Die bier 60.
&!aLilien $50. Gr. @elter, Gieoerid,
0teBler uno Spoo.
Sehr be5etdnenb fir ltnIere poli-
tiiAen @ablperb0ltniiie lit ienenfoQs
Der IuSfall Der @ablen i'm &anton
Gid. PIN eriten @obltag iiegen nit
grober Mtoioritdt ltuD an erlter SteQe
pier Geguer Der So5ialiiteu nno am
lsmeitcn &abltog pier So5ioliIten,
|uno init Oerielben Woiorit1t. nie
fibre @egner. CAB Elm ioIhes grgeb-
nit Geht Stannen erregt, lit
,natirli6 ielbitperltanolif. Die
Il elben @Gbler oeSieIben
l&dntons nGblen am 10. Stunt bier
l@cancr Ser Sp5ialoemofrotie uno s
.Eaqe Oarallf bier AnbGnger Der,
ielben. ga narf mdu mobl aud,
iragen: ngrflGre mir, @raf @ian=
DIN, Oielen 3pieipolt Der 9faturl"
Die ridttgIte grflGrung bteIes 9fe-
iultates, miro mobl Die lem, DAB eS
i'm Cider &anton, mte aud ionit I'M
CANOE, nift 10 iebr Die politiihen
0runoiaBe Itno, pelfe bel ben Sab.
len entiheiOeu, als pielmebr Die
Berion Der Ganoioaten. llno 10
fommt es beun, Dob in ieOem Santon
meiltens Die GanOioaten iiegen,
oeren perionli6er ginfllib, Ser.
lpanoti6aft, SanoelS. uno lonItige
9~esiebungen am ldweriten IN ole
@ugifale fallen. Smmerbtn benefit
Der Nusgang Der Cider @ablen, ouB
Die So5i9loemotratie ntdt, wte man
aebofftt i'm Giidgang begriffen lit;
Ga Die meme &nmmer fiinf. So5ial-
0emotraten 5Gblen miro, geqen oreI,
Die bisber in ser &dmmer iaber.
9ie neue &ammer miro iib 5u.
i%ammenieten aus - Anbdnger Der
fatboliiden Yurtei, q Gorlerputipen
(gemdBigten Sibera3n) unb 2ibera-
len nno fiinf So5ialilten. 9ie nelle
aammer oerfiigt iiber cine itattlihe
fatbolii1 : conservative Wtaioritat,
hie uber lstoer 3mei SHE. Die on ole
So6ialilten i%Ieleli, %eingebuBt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sacples, 8rautiii6rer NOR Serr 50.
iepb @reper. PTS ~olliberS" fuugir-
ten Die &erren giifolalts Socques,
@m. 8reper mo 8eter Sboma&.
9ie meltlid)e So63eitsfeier, an mel-
der iih DIE bohp. Serren Sober uno
8olFaorten betbeiliaten, fono III
9tic. 9rier'5 Salle Itott. 0os jrlnge
&oor miro itd in go. 1915 gonfielo
StroBe Gaitslt6 uieoerloiien. Die
@rout lit lit eiue 9tifte Des &errn
Martin Sacques. %llniere beIten
@liifmiinide sum 9ltnoel
Die Iyirma @eber, arons8 & 60.
lit itlitreitbor Die gr0Bte lurembur-
ger @rirnoeiaentbums. 1u1b @elDber-
%leibungs Sirn1n in Chicago. SEER
@e5er mar friiber elmer Ser Com.
miiidre Der Sincoln Garf : 9e6or0e.
(Siebe @ln5eige an anoercr SteQe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Mm Sicnstag ianS III Der 81.
NrcifaIttofcits : &ird1c I'M Sbicuau

NrctfalttgfcIts : STRIDE 1T Sbtcugp
Die Yrimi5Ieier bes nengemeibtell
&rieitcrs Sobam y. Sdltbmodcr,
zines Sobucs Der beItbefanlten liz
runburger 6auilie 5. N. SGu-
modber, itatt. Yer hod)m. 4eppreS.
bpter tpar am Sonntag, Den %.
Stunt in ser Seminarfapelle 5u ct.
Sroncts, @is., ollrd) Den bod)w'iten
9iihof Gis pm Murauette gum
Yrieiter eerpeibt morben. Sohm.
Serr Sdyumader lit Der erite Trieiter
Scr uitS bieier @emeinoe berporge-
aangen. Seine Gltern linb Wfitbe,
ariinoer berielben lino Der Erimi5iant
NOR elmer Der erlten Sdiiler in Der
Yfurrihnle bieier @emeinSe. Seine
hobcren Stltoien begunnl uno pollen-
cete er su ct. Srancis. @is, 9eim
ieierliden Sohamte flngirteu 0te
iolqenoen bodm. Serreu y. Spring.
meier als 8resbptcr. Mlliitent. =. Ee-
ihnna ais Siofou. s. Seldom oils
Snbbiafon ino 9. Sluih oils Gere-
monicnmeiiter. Cine gebaltpoae
Ereoigt muroe bonn bodm. Serrr
Spbn .. Yicrron gebalten. IuBer-
Dem paren nod fol9enoe 8eiltlibe
su1eaen: 9. Sbiele, SO. &laien mo
&orl Sanlen. Sooam flint Mit-
idiiler beS bodm. Erimi5ianten.
ebenfals Neupriciter, nGmlih ole
Serren @. 9ettmer, 8, Nubbols, g.
Waimorm, &. @roB un0 Z. Giho5ti,
ollie onlpelenoen Neuprieiter ertbeil-
ten mlh ben Yrimi5Iegen. Sci Der
Grosellion pom Yiarrbmlle sur
Stride uno suriit gingen Dem bobm.
Yrimiaianten Die '@eBoiener uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
llc6cr Scn San Ser ncueu Sriide

'lpirb mter'm 10. Simi berihtet: Sn
Der leBten @ode iinb 9ant. oes
Mlten gSetters >oie @rbeiten an Der
nellcu Sriite raid porangelbritten.
Der smeite 9ogeu lit nltlt audi ilber
oaS Sbal geiblagen. Die orei Stein-
loaen iinb fir uno fertig, nno man
tanM nGd)ite @ode ben &orarbeiten
fir Die Tfeiler, ole oarauf 5u fteben
fommen, i6reiten, Sin Der Dem
Gonititutionsplaee 5ligetebrten Seite
Der bereits fertigen Sdlite Der Bride
bat man bod oben am So9en, no Die
Steine fiir OaS @appeu aufgeri6tet
iinO, elm @eriiit fir Den gilobauer
bergeri6tet; bieIer miro allo balo
ieinen gieiBel ouleten.
Gfarrcr Sbil, Ser Dor ctiua sipan-
sia Sabrcn Der Efarrei Sopital Dors
itaaS uno ieitber in Ia6en IN einem
Geniipnate nngeiteat mar, erlitt Dor
orei 8od)en eInen @ebirnihlag. Sim
6. Siuri folgte Elm 5pciter, Dem CT
crlao. gr lit in MADDEN begraben
mproen. r. /. p.
Sn Ser Nad)t bonn 6. anti oen Z.
Snni bob Elm 9ieb in Dem Surg uro
&olpaorenaeld)dit bon 8olOidmibt
in Der GliIabetbitroBe om @obnbof
cine Seniteritreibe aus uno orung in
Den 2a0en. Gr uerIudlte elm Buit 81
erbrecben, bod miBldng. Der SerlIp ;
Der 0ieb mus iidy bierbci peripnnoet
ba6en oa man reid)lih Slntfleden
porianb. Gr nabm ihlieBlif einen
Stod nit iiibernem @rifie, einell
lleber5ieber linb cine Iu5obl Salden.
tiider nit.
3ipei @anneru lit am 6. Smni Ger
Siifietbaltar am bieiigen Sabnbofe
IN Die Sauoe 9efalleu. &amen 90
smet eutgeflcioete SStoliener uno
lieBen ii6 berrlif mlitilhen. Sic
aaben on. auS Imerita 5llriid5ufom-
melG irn0 Der cine bc5ublte nit elmer
Sum0ertooaornote. Ser @irtb
priiite oieielbe Oh tie edit lei, uno CAB
Damn oaruuf berauS. Im anoerr
Sage eriitbr er ieOod, Dob oieie
Smfnote 5mar edit, ober l6on ieit
Dem Sabre 1866, tie ltanlmt ans
oem Sabre 1864, Dem 8ertebr eut-
soaen lit mo gar teinen SSertb mebr
bat.
Im Z, Snni WahmittagS mar Ser
&neht beS 5u Solleri6 mobuenben
llnternebmerS St., aui Dem 2impertS-
bera oomit beihditigt, &auiteiue bon
einem @ngeu a65ulanen. @ner Der
lGnGiten Steine fiel olf oeulelbel,
uto brodte ibm erbebliGe innere
Gerle6uugen bel, Ser llngliiGlide
mur0e loiort per 9roitfe nadb Del
@obnmn9 ieines 9ienltberrn gebradli
mo IN Gr5tlihe $flege genommeil.
Suiaiaiermciiter Ynsnlt graotf,
! pom Siidmarft bat oaS gegeniiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
eofal. Madridteu ans Chicago, ST.

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geiuh. Yapa 2eiber, melher 10
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fiir'S 9eben pereint. 8rautiunaierl
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

olls Ser Seuiteroffnung. gr bate
peritnnbcn.
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lie lieB iib miaig in S55ibrobS BE-
baulung tragen.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-08-22
Journal
Special
Correspondence.
Resolutions of M. w. A. Lodge.

HAGERMAS, Idaho, August 16,
1902-EDrToR JOURNAL: Please
publish the following resolution for
NJ. w. A. camp 1854:
When, as 1T has pleased the All
Wise Father to take unto himself
the infant Daughter of Neighbor
F. A. Sherman, Be it
Resolved, That we, the mem
bers OF Hagerman camp No. 1854,
NJ. w. A. extend to Neighbor and
Mrs. F. A. Sherman our heartfelt
sympathy and recommend them
to an All Wise Father in Heaven,
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent to Neighbor
Sherman and a copy sent to each
OF the county papers and also be
spread on the minute book.
F. A. CoNKLTN, V. C.
w. Van IoRNs, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-08-22

Chamberlain 5 Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world
wide reputation for it cures. 1T
never fails and is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by, w ii. Baugh
The Episcopal ladies have made
arrangements for concert, both
musical and literary, to be given
Thursday evening Aug. Is. Inc
people will be gratified by having
the opportunity Of hearing some
thing really good from our home
teleni and Miss Anna Mclaughlin,
the elocutionist and dramatic
reader will furnish several numbers
for the program.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-08-22
AutomobilIap In dustry.

Automobilism, directly or indirectly
any other industry. All the factories
have tripled their output during the
last three years, and manufacturers
formerly making cycles now produce
automobiles. At first Paris was the
only city where automobiles were
made, but now Lyons, Bordeaux, Mar
settles, Lille, st. Etienne. Nantes, and
Rouen have factories to supply local
demands, says Casters Magazine. By
reckoning all the workmen in the va
rious branches that are benefited by
the automobile industry. total is OBJ
tanned of nearly 100000 persons de-
pendent upon it.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-08-22

Cut this out and take it to W. H
Baugh's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, the best physic.
They cleanse and invigorate tie
stomach. improve the appetite and
regulate the bowels Regular size
25c. per box. w. H. Baugh. Druggist,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-08-22

The curious custom of telling the
bees" Is observed in some parts of
nearly every country in the world.
Those who observe the custom al
ways go to the beehiyes and tap gently
en- each one, then stoop and whisper
under the cap or lid that Mary, Jane,
Thomas or William is dead This is
done to keep the little honey makers
from forsaking their place Of abode
should they have to wait and find out
the news of the calamity themselves.
The custom is alluded to in Whittier's
poem Telling the Bees"