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La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all It's stages and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medi
cal fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a
treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the fou ,datIon
of the disease, aud giving the
patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nat
ure in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have SO much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. Address.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
me.,e. Of Public Trustee. Safe.

WHEREAs, y. A. LuNDsTROM AND
" C.sris J. Wells e CripH.s Geek.
certain dsed of trust, dated the first day q
March. 4. y; isoc, a,sd recorded oa the sAth
to.. Of the records Of the of1sce Of the connty
clerk and recorsser Of ttrro coauty. state Of
cGiDS.so so.s, e s H. Rsiss y. ;.I;sss q
deserihsd prrmisss situ,ted In said Otero
county, Coior.do, to-~is:
= soias. z 4
point se. hnndrrd and sixty (ioso) fess wes9
~ ., ri Il soSs.sip % ,..usy ..hr.s s III so"ts.
.~cssou Iise Hfse-u hundred and eighty tiasol
ti,sncs north thirteen hundred and ~ esssy
lsS. & e., .sss ~ e r. ossra e.
With 81 water rixh,. .ppurtrnaa. i6srsso.
Canal. Rssrrvoir Land, / I1oan aud Trust Com
.rcare ths payrnens to Carrie l. wight sie
benefieisry is said dced of trust On heir fonr
!sipronissoEy .os.., hssrinE evsa date. WITH
ripal sum Of three hundred dollars iGDO) due
on % before sixty t6O, days after date there
H:sdrsa dollars tssoo5 due on or T hsfor- @ . one
year efter the date thereof. ono natc for the
due oss o. before two years after The dns.
,hsrics s;d Ss n,s tss Sc .,ssssi ';. =
noess from the date tksreof AZ the r.te q
eight tsl per csss per assusn. payable .smi-
WSsrs:s said trust aesd surthsr provided
thss ths said nakers, shaii pay taxes .os the
s dss ~ .S ..o o tssp s
eisrY hsrsnedsr. rsfsrs.ss to .hish .aiA
WI.r.... .h. ..Id d.sd q s.a.. e.d 500.
default IL sSs psy.ess sss1 pscssissosy
nusss Of ssy past thssvof. o. tn tetseesi,
q e s.s Il !. sss sf g az q s T
s.si sSss "a i Z sHss e. sss .Soss 4 d .sid
nsyssss . 4: epsio. q a. iss.i Aei1.. q
sa3d nosss ard tke sntd tr,.ss.e = anth0ri.sd
pSspo.s % - . q pssisr De - f.SsSsslss. - 50
the es.e ssd e.psess. Q. seeoast q shs exe-
TRsssss. asss.is - hs>n .ade i. sAe
payaess q shs pFissltal dos % ~ Arss
- e; 81 g rs e: ;iiss s1': e ~ ~ 49, s::se j..
sssssssss4 ssr sgsio. q r.s'o. e - d
s.:s .. = e : ..s . 6 4. - Al
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Z Ss.. ~ s:..se:.. = & j. sss : ~ s. -
- = q 49, s. - % - - /. :. s"s.sr
"a - - ~ ss..s Assd % Ae~shs give
sATURDAY, xUGUsT \ ma
ueNanVun ofasosh - ~ fosUaapn - saSA Aay
! s1fnn1 1isQp.s - ~ - ~ saA psvmtss.
q - = III ..ns - 9e1 - ne.saarg. as.A
an ~ ssgks, TILL aaa inessSt e aid y. a.
Laqs191o ana Ceeri0 =. yeea. tnsar hea..
81 n1i0sA q. psaAais sessina = H. sos.eA
jesso. 3 6esro epanfy. Coaora4e. for sle
hi1ea a31hse peIsseplseSs ~ ~ b
SDk1l41o4 9i&6 doe1sua e19gooa, - ~
sxesae 81 e.es g eHsssetee III: ersA,
! = G. A. BBk2@OH0.
Pshsae 1su.sse - Oesso C1snsy. (olssesaD.
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La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
Thirty osys-.se More.

Having invested all my money
in storage coal, l will be compell-
ed to do strictly cash business
until after January 1. 1903, except
with those people who have an
account with me now and pay
their bills in full every thirty
days.
Very respectfully,
MATT DASIHgR.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
III. s..s un,m... 10, s.,.,...

Mr.. F. II. Wells, the merchant
at Deer Park, Long Island, n. Y,
says: IL always recommend
Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm as the
best liniment for strains. used
it last winter for severe lame.
ress in the side. resulting from q
strain. and was greatly pleased
with the quick relief and cure il
effected" For sale by all drug
gists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
aes.ee 10, 1.siIestIss.
pss ssC ~ H.. ~ NJ

Cnitsd Ssasss LAsd O0re.
PsssAio. Colo. yuna ", ioue-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
of hi. insensioa 70 make hnal proof In snp-
port Of his claim, ard that aid proof viii b
aade before Clerk District Court, ~ Las
Georvs Chosen. D.L. 3. No. in. for the 81
= SEk section -, - y. y. - ".
He names the foiloving Witness to prove
his eoufinuous restdsDce upou nnd eutsi
vas3on Of said Lard. viz; samuel e.. RtBex.
squire Amos, AsthoNy Gardner. George "
Marker all OF Lac Animns Colorado.
J. X. GORDON, Register.
Yir.s pubiicatiD0. August .. iSc-
Lat publication. Sepsemher 8. iY0..
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
ss.,es 70. s.s..e..,e..
United States Land ON

United States Land Once.
,,o-,cv =, PvsalS; Ce,e: ev July ~; y, IsT Tui
~ following namei setiler has nlesl
posice OF his inteutior ~ make hnai
proof In support Of his claim.
fors Clerk District Court, as La Janss. Colo. !.
pado. October -. iSc- Wis: John e
1nskeep. II. Z. No. YsO7. for the SBA Sec- -.
Z. as. RSw.
He names thu following ~itse.-rs tn prove
his continuous re~id~nce upon aud cultiss
tion of said land, Wis: GcOrgv Bland, Aaa
Seudder. james II. Crook. John ?. Lee, all
JR GORDON. Register.
First publication July q. iStc.
Last publication August n. 1907
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
s..,es 10, rss,,.s..s..

Unissd sasass IasA O0ee.
,.or,cx Is siss sHSsssf fos oSivtssf tsf;is fahr ri qht
~ fo,loving namsd ssssiss hos Aled sotsas
of his isseutios to Daks aaal proof In mp
poss of Als eisin. a.d sh.s satA psoof VII b
=, Colo, on Sspasahsr %, ls0- Wis.,: krqn-
ets =. Ess.sey, n. T. No. sy71, for ths NJ MN
xkS HES, sesssos "; sWh xwh sssssoe -
He nAmss the folIoui Ing sitssos. to prove
his eonsinuoes rs.Sdgssce apoa aed eHlsava-
JoAn y. wilsoa. Wiiliaa n. Andsrsoa. jobs
r. Wnsson, all of l.a yunts, Colo.
j, 3. GORnON, Rsgtsaee.
HIryt publicaeion August g. lsfR-
l-Ass piblicatioa Septomluss 10. lsoe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13
WEDNESDAY. AUG. -. 1907
philippine LETTER.
Conclusion Of the Sssiss Written b
Nvlliisu L. lsSsis.

"We proceeded up the river.
Soon we came to a series OF rap
ids. At first we thought to remain
in the baioto-that is the native
name for a canoe-thinking tina,
the hombres could push US along;
but we soon learned that we would
have TO get out and wade. After
number OF bends and Portages,
we came to two natural bridges.
The lower one is not very large,
bu; the upper one is immense.
The distance from the water to
the rock above il is, should think,
fully 100 feet. All sorts Of fan
tastic shapes may be made out in
the dark caverns above, and one
can eaisly imagine that he is at
the scene of some medieval paint
ing Of Purgatorio..- On a rock was
seen the name "R. Parnell, "
which seems to indicate that the
soldier OF G OF the 9th, who was
captured at Hinemoc last summer.
had been there at some time; for
his name, | understand, is Parnell.
After an hour or SO at the bridge
and cliffs, we returned to the is
land, having been gone about two
hours.
"rhere is cave near the island
and we wanted TO see it. So the
two lieutenants, Latson and got
into small baloto aud padded
into the mouth OF the cave. We
could not 60 far, for the channel is
very narrow. We decided that it
might not be safe to go in, for fear
OF air damps. So, to test the
thing. Delapane went back for an
hombre, whom we sent ahead with
lighted candle, evidently against
his will. We followed the cave
for a considerable distance, part
Of the time wadding in muddy
water almost to the waist. After
awhile we saw daylight ahead, and
going to it we found ourselves in a
small open space. 1t is quite sim
liar to shaft in mine. In fact,
the whole thing is somewhat like
q mine. The cave does not end
at the shaft, but continues in
about the same direction. We did
not attempt to follow il further.
however, owing to the lateness OF
the hour. As we were coming
back to the island, our boat upset
when we were near the shere.
Fortunately, the water was not
deep, and the incident was only a
laugable one.
"We broke camp at seven on
"Wednesday morning, and arrived
at Basey at about noon. When
we reached here we found a num-
ber Of shacks burning. l began
to wonder if new insurrection
had broken out. but soon learned
the cause Of the confiagration.
Smallpox infected dwellings were
being destroyed. Native shseks
have no particular value. and by
Ere is :he cheapest and most eff
eacious method Of diseniecting 4
house" -s{
Thursday. February 77.-The
marines have gone. Nearly two
weeks ago Company F. of the
Ioth infantry arrived here from
Cebu, and occupied the school
buildings. Almost Immediately
afterwards. Company d, of the
marines came hack from Quini-
punda- where they had been for .
mouth-and occupied the building
ne have been temporarily using
for school. The quarantine re-
msining 10 force, NE thus hsd two
excellent reasons for not working.
ssThe marines have had = great
time in bling relieved from duty
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-13

they have been looking tor the
transport "Lawton" constantly
since then. Today they actually
went away. think that some Of
them had begun to wonder il they
were not going to serve the rest OF
their time here.
1.-THE news reached here yester-
day OF the capture Of Lucban, .
few days ago. The news seems to
be authentic, and hope that
further developments will show it
to be so. With Lucban captured.
| believe that we have almost
reached the end Of the insurrec.
ton in Samar.
"The sickness has practically
disappeared. and | hope that we
can open school again soon with
increased interest. Ihave learned
what it IS to get paid for doing
nothing. and my experience dur
ing the past month has led me to
feel that a little more OF the
strenuous life" would be an i'm.
provement.
SUNDAY. March Io.-On the
FIRST Monday OF the month we be.
gan school again, in the regular
school buildings. have had an
average attendance Of about Fifty.
| have four of the lower classes to
come in the forenoon, and two
more advanced classes in the after
noon. There are five girls in each
OF the afternoon classes, and | am
very much pleased with the pro-
gress made and interest shown by
the pupils.
zone OF the lieutenants told me
today that Waller and Day are
standing a court martial for cruel-
ty to natives while in Samar, and
that he has been called to Manila
to give evidence in the cases.
"Wednesday, March Io.-This
early boat was sent to
Balangiga, and | heard from the
soldiers later in the day that word
was sent by it to the men on the
telephone line and at Balangiga to
suspend hostilities; that all the in
on the island are anxious
to surrender; and that they are
now to be given an opportunity to
come into the garrisoned towns
under flags OF truce. hope that
the report is true-for this thing
has been going on nearly long
enough.
Sunday, April O. The week
beginning March a3d was Holy
Week, and large number OF the
pupils, as we'll as older people
secured permission from Lieut..
Helms to 60 to Tacloban to cele-
brate. So many OF the older girls
left that l abandoned the after
moon classes. On Thursday and
Friday we had no school at all,
those two days being especially
holy.
"For a week or more there has
been cholera in Manila, but I
have learned in no official way Just
how bad it Is.
"wednesday, May S.-Com.
pany F, of the I9th, left today for
Cstbalogan. The regiment has
been ordered to the United States,
and it will be mobilized soon 10
Manila. Basey is now garrisoned
by Company A. Of the 18th infan-
try. commanded by Lieutenant
+. NJ. Reeve. Besides the com.
pany, there are with it about
thirty recruits. who have not yet
reached the companies to which
they have been assigned.
"Monday. May Ia.-Cholera
has appeared in Tacloban, and the
place is strictly quarantined. Ave
days being the term Of quarantine.
Only very few cases have ap-
Peared, aud the epidemic is we'd
under control.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02

fur cine rieitse Mufsabe, bte ba uhleres
,3eit an Bic @riitli@en Mdnner itelIt !
Gum Sdlu1e wiu i@ Sbnen nod
Elm 8eilptel seisen, mie es Der re9te
Wann ma9t, UNI ar bielen i6pe,en
Mniorberunsen sere9t gu merbeH.
Der sroBespon @6rres, mabrbaft Elm
sans tatboltl9er Mant, Der es 1i9
gum eebenssrunblabe sema6t bate,
mas er iein loqte unb woute, gang
81 iein Der Wann, belien Mert cine
lol6e &raft belaB, baB er europa
beweSte, baB Der Srobe Napoleon i'm
far9tete unb i'm bic FINITE @rob=
madt nannte, bieler Matn b6rte
tdsli6 bic FL. Meiie, sins bdufis gu
ben bl. Satramenten, ibte beitanbis
baS @ebet unb i6eute it6 ni@t, aud
0Hentli6, nnb benz ipOttil6en Sobn=
ladem Ser @elt gum Sroe, in i9lim=
mer i3eit feline @laubensbriiber su
eifrisem @ebete nit mdrmlten @ors
ten aufsuforbern. Srasen sic aue
wabrbaft sroben Mdnner, mober lie
bic &raft, ben wabren M~annesmutb
gu ibren Spfern, @robtbaten sez
l6Opft, unb iie merben antmorten
Nm Tube 6es Mltars, i'm 8robe Der
gnsel, i'm l~ebenbisen @lauben. Oa=
rum ibr Mdnner unb Sanslinse,
Srauen unb Sunsfrauen, bic SABINE
bes @laubens bod!
So, fallet Mmtb unb ballet @a1t
unb rei9t bic Sanb gum Werfe,
Jfur in Der @inbeit lte9t bic Madt,
Sour in Der @inbeit StGrfe.
abr feiten WGnner aIeseit
Den @lauben bod in @bten!
Damn fam nobl niemanb melt unb brett
Den @lauben Sud perpsbren.
Wenn nur Der @laube Banner 1T,
llnb S9la9truf: .Set I'M Sreuen"
Damn merben Seinoe poler Gift
9ergebens gu1 bebrGuem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02

~ Cine CUTE, dltere In Der Slide
e~rfabrene Perion utrb als &69in BON
etnem Bfarrer auf benz 0anbe seiu@t.
Ndberes gu erfraSen In Der Norbiterns
Office. ba.
p- Sur 3uuerldiiise unb prounpte
Mnfertisun8 pom Pldnen fur &efiben=
3eu. S@ulen, atr@en unb lonittse
Neubauter ueube man it@ an ben Nr.
&ttetten 9. $. 9aa8, ct. @out,
Mtnn. 12.ba
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auf mad @ai9instsn CUR Seteraaen
Neunton!

gu Der &eunion Der q. q. g., melde int
October 1902 in Waibinston sebalten mirb
anb 3u wel1er Rdmpfer un6 Yertbeibiaer
un5eres 0aterlanbeS AUS alien Simmels9e=
9enben berbeitrSmen mersen, um bert Or
lebniir friberer Sabre in ausenebme grin=
neruns gu briusen unb sesenieitis aussu.
tau5@eu, ~uerfauft bic Nortb Weifern gabn
Gidets fur einen Gent bic Weile pon ct.
Saul nod Waibinston unb mieber suriid.
Oieie 8abn 1T nidt nur fir bieien 3ned bic
biQisite, fonbern iie III aud bic ~tiiraeffe uub
beqnemfe. Weseu fonfisen gin3elbeiten
penbe man ii9 an 8. R. 9ro4au,
Gse1t Der NortbsW efern, ct. pouI,
4lsba Niun.
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Npti5 fur Sbanfli3ens.
Staat Minneiota,
StenrnS Snuntn-

S.uua p.on..eioiu, So.
IS w,rb hermit betannt semadt, baB ON
ben Boarb Der @ommiildre pon StearnS 60.
elm i9riftli9es @eiud ser,1tet unb in met.
ner Office binterle9t 1T, in meldem UNI 2t=
gems fir Gerabreiduns seii,ser @etrdufe
pom 10. September 1902 bis gum 10. Sep=
TENDER 1903 bon na9senannter Berion an
benz in benz @eiu6 onsesebenen Ylase mad.
9elu9t mtrb, ndmlid: Sacob GngeI=
barb auf Der Somnieite pom &oscoe, Comm
3ion in, Srontsimmer 2ox22 SUB srob auf
Der ebenen Slur zines @ebdubes, ,peldes oils
S4antfube benust wirb unb auf got / Blod
"" auf Der Sownieite pon &oscoe i'm Comm
3ion geleseu 1T.
@enanntes @eiu1 mirb pon ~senannten
County @ommtfdren pom Stearns @ountp
I'M @ommifdrsimmer i'm @ourtbaule su ct.
@loub am O~ienfas, ben 81. Sftober, ua1=
mttta9s ] nbr er0rtert unb barber beitimmt
ruerben. 8eieust nnb seiieselt am 20. Sep=
TENDER 1902.
44s3t g. 9. @ruber.
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Mns benz Nprbtpeifsa.
mimmefpta.

M minneapolis. = Ote gonz
pentton Der Mrbeiter unb Mrbeitseber
lit am Montas Nbenb I'M 4usitel=
lungs @sbdube er0Huet morben. Oie
3abl Oerer, bic In benz se,dumisen
@ebdube ueriammelt maren, betrus
unsefdbr 5000, unb itnb Oelesaten
aus alien Tbeilen Der @~ereini9ten
Staatsn anmeienb. Ser telluer=
tretenbe Mapor Sones besriBte bic
Oelesaten unb ite0te banu @ouuerneur
@an Sant Dor, ,pel6er In ether furaen
Mnipra9e aue anpelenben beuill
tommnete. Y,dibsnt Nortbrnp pom
Der Staatss uniperlttdt murbe alS Dor
fbenber erpdblt unb itirmtId be-
sribt, als er ieinen Sib einnabm
Na9 elmer fursen Mniprade ite1te er
Carroll 8. @rtsbt, 8unbeszN rbsitsz
gommiHdr, ais Nebner bes abenbs
Dor. 9err 8risbt batte it9 als 9bema
bic Interchangeable Srase ermdblt:
u9ibt es eine 90luns Der Mrbeiter
frase? gr lteB ale bisber gu bisiera s.
flung sema6tsn Mnitrensunsen, als pie
uerbeherte SanitdtsbeOtusunsen, gr
mdBisuns Der Mrbeitsituuoen, bObere
96bne unb l9iebsri9terlide gnti6ei
buns uor ben 3ub0brern @euue pallt
rem unb fam 5ulest barauf, 6aB In Der
Nelisiou bie etnsise 00luns gu fu6en
iei, uno baB BITE sebu @ebote bie bette
Mrbeiter Platform ieien. Die &ebe
LIT nit setbeilten @efa6len aufsenom
men morben.
Springs aIlep.-6 err g
&iusslep, ein alter Burger bieier
Stabt, ~ftir3te am Dieuitas, udbrenb
er nit benz Nusbeilsrn zines Setten
rueses belddftist mar, pl0blid ioot
nieber. = Mm Wtttpo@ Morsen er
ploeierte bic so Pferbefraft Mal4iue
in Der bieiisen Slads Saietmable unO
murse Der Sn5enieur Serome Steuens
unter ben &utnen besraben, entsins
aber munberbare Weiie benz Tooe.
gr bate serace bas 6euer anseiteft,
unb slanbt man, taB Sprensltoffe
in Ben &elisl seitedt moroen iparen.
Saribault. - Na9 piern0
6entli9em 8etriebe ruurbe bte bieit5e
Canning Sactorp" am Otenltas &c
|idloiIsn. SIN @anSen murben 556.
900 &unnen SiB Corn etnsemadt.
6unbert Yerionen purben mdbrens
bteier 3eit bei9dftist unb etma $4,000
fur Irbeitsl6bne ausbe3ablt.
Bart &aptbs = Sobn Yaul
ion, pel9er pom Dafota auriidtebrte
unb lt9 tn betruntenem :3uitanbe auf
bas 8abnseleile leste, wurbe 5 Wsi=
len iabli@ BON &osbp iberfabren unb
set6btet. gr mobnte I'm Conn Tar.
ben unb binterldBt feline Trau unb
iteben &tnber.
Sersus-Tells. = Sn Otter
Coil County ftnb nod IA pacante
StelIen fur erttlaifiSe aebrer un6
StelIen fur 80 an6ere 2ebrer gu be
leben, unb Fat it@ County. S9ullu
perintenbent @oebinser an ben S9ul=
iuperinten6enten uon &amlp County
Sewenbet, ibm ruerr. m6slt9 einise
unbei9dfttste 0ebrer gu ienben.
OR ftebt aIein, er rast eu,por. GO
Sttt tetnen anberen, er 1T bas Wun
Der Der Watur, Elm wdrmen6er I'm
i@las fur bas 9ers Der Meni9en.
DaS 1T @odp Mountatn Ebee. IS
Cts. Martin @olitor.
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az pferbe gu pertaufen pon u.
q. Wbttnep. 41.4t
sa @utes Sattlersel&dft, bas
al,tnise I'M Conn, NIT GROCER &unbz
idaft, id0nen @ebduben. beionberer
nmftdnbe balber btaiS gu uertaufen.
Ndberes 81 erfrasen in Der Expedition
bteles 8lattes.
s Mebrere CUTE Mrbeits= mie
aud &uti9enpferbe, fran30ii@e per-
9eron 9ensfte bes 6. g.. Mcglure au
uerfaufen in beiien Stau an Q. Stras
BE unb 8. aue. n6rbli9. M. Splan,
Wana9er. 42.4t
o @~rabiteine se|9madooa nnb
biuis ansefertist. Sebe 8eiteauns
prompt unb 3uperlafis beiorst pom
Sos. &epper, nabe gourtbaus, ct.
gloub, Mtnn. 38.ba
az Sn Sumelen, namentlt6 Sod
settsrinsen, in Eaiden unb 9ausubz
rem wie aud in S%ilbermaaren tanft
man bas bette unb bilIisfte BET u. s.
@obertion, ct. gloub, BET benz aud
&~eparaturen an ubren prompt unb auz
perlahi9 beiorst werben. 80 ba
tN Dem 6erbft mirb balb Der
seitrense @iuter fotsen, unb ba lit es
anseratben. ii6 nit S%turmtbiren unb
Senitern CUR Nbbaltuns Der ~srimmisen
&dlte gu uerieben. Solde rperben gut
unb biuis ansefertist BON @risbt &
Smart, Der gttp :Mible seseniber. ba
W 8erlanst wirb elm sutes
Wdb@en gum iofortisen gintritt fur
8erri9tuns aIsemeiner 6ausarbeit
auf Der Cooper Stodfarm on Der
@rense Der Stabt ct. gloub. Sober
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-02

Bailey ttp.-Diebe branseu
in bas 9aus bes Neilenben ". Strumpf
unb entmenbeten $179 baares @elb.
Oas @elb mar In elmer Watrabe pers
bergen
W abpeten. -Dte Wabpeton
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Blatt. lit on etne aus Srans ebert
BON Bier uub ueri9iebsner leitenben
Oemotraten bteies County beitebenben
@eieQi@aft bteler Gage tdufIi@ iber
sesansen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

For evening dresses there has been re-
vived the trick Of wearing a narrow band
OF black velvet round the throat. 1T is
a style that favors many women whose
shapely necks show the marks of high
collars.
Fur and lace combinations in coats and
wraps have not lessened with the arrival
of really severe weather. Brand new fur
pieces are made with much lace that
they seem almost like alterations of lace
and fur insertions. They are very hand
some and striking, for ii is almost impos-
sible to put such materials together and
not have a rich effect, but they do not look
sensible One can but think of the lack of
durability in a garment of this character.
Take for instance. a short coat of chin
chilIa and heavy Milanese lace, the inser-
tons about eight inches wide. In very
few wearings the lace would look soiled.
and would have to go to the cleaners to be
ripped apart and treated
The lowered temperature had one notice.
able effect at the furrier's in that besides
increasing sales, it brought TO hand many
women who sought TO have their last year 9
peItry made over to new styles Such Gus
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21
Women and Furniture.

From 1.-THE Domestic Blunders of Women"
If man is the slave of a dog. woman is
the slave of furniture. If women only
knew how much more graceful-and the
only way is to appeal to their vanity-they
would be reclining on the floor, they would
never sit up on chairs round a table.
That this is fundamentally true is proved
by the fact that they are never so happy
as at picnic where there are no chairs
and tables. / really believe that the craze
for putting everything on something above
the foor-by which / mean tables, side
boards, etc., grew from the custom of
sleeping in ugly, cumbersome and dirt-col-
lecting beds instead of on the floor of
course, the reason why women do not sleep
on the floor is because they are afraid of
beetles and mice and other harmless things
Women, therefore, having invented the bed,
invented the table to stand by ii, and thus
spread the habit of putting everything
above the level of the floor.
Woman's original sin of being afraid of
black beetles and mice costs man more
than all the royalty. armies. navies. PEN
tional debts and wars of Europe
i am sure l am not putting IL too high
when say that the average cost of furni-
ture per house is $1,000. and If the world
would only agree not to cumber it's rooms
with beds and tables, sideboards, cabinets
and chairs, our ground rents would be
about half what they are and the over
crowding of our cities would come down
proportionately.