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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22
Young & Moye Attorneys S T1 sor Pett ISrM

ESTATE OF ADAM RICH, DE.
ceased. The undersigned wlll sell az
private sale the following described
property, TO Wit Commencing at the
northwest corner OF lot 8, block %, plat
"B". Salt Lake city Survey running
thence south rods, thence east 10
rods, thence north rods: thence west
10 rods 70 beginning, with right OF way
for the benefit Of said property over:
Commencing at the northeast corner of
said lot 81 thence west 10 rods. thence
south . feet; thence east 10 rods thence
north 0 feet to beginning; on or after
Tuesday, the Atm day Of March, 1902,
and written bids viii be received at tho
ONCE OF Young q Moyle, attorneys, salt
Lake City Utah. Terms Of sale, cash
upon confirmation Of sale by the court.
EZRA T. STEVENSON,
Administrator
Dated Salt Lake city, Feb. q, 1902.
Young & Moyle, Attorneys,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22
NnrIrE ro CoNrRACrOKs.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
Works, Salt Lake City, February ~, lN!,
Sealed pioposals will be received ut THIS OF
fee until II O'Clock am. Friday, February
gsth, lgO9, Tor the work OF constructing al
water mains that may be ordered by the CltY
Council during the year le2
The approximate quantities OF plpe TO 10
Furnished and laid including oxcavating
special castings, MIGRANTS waves ETC., are
as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22
PROBATE AND GUARpIANsHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the respective
tlgners for further information

'IgHVIH IVI IWTIHVI INV WUIVH
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, pro.
bate Division, IN and Tor Salt Lake Coun-
~, state Of Utah In the matter OF the
estate OF Hon q, Clawson, deceased Notice
he petition Tor approval aud settI emOat
Of the annual account OF tho executors oi
the estate Ut Ellen q. Clayson, deceased
has been set for hearing on Midday.
the 3th day Of March a. u 1909 at 10
o'clock u m at tho County court House
IN tho Court Room OF said Court In salt
Lake City. alt Lake County Utah.
Witness the 0lors Of said Court With the
SEAL OF February A. D. 1902
JOHN JAMES. CLERK
Hy G. Frank Emery, Deputy Ulork
Youuk 4 Moyle, AttorsoyG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, In and for salt Lake county STATE
Of Titan. In tho matter OF tho 0atato or
Joseph :, Gardner, deceased Notice Tne
petition Of Aradne Gardner, Administering
OF tue estate OF Joseph :, Gafdpsr deceased.
and John Spencer praying Tor authority 70
execute decd 70 Jonn Speacor 20 tho FOL
lowing described real estate OF said dc ceased,
70 wit Beginning az point on the section
line four chains elshty,siA Inks north from
the southeast corner OF Section thirty three
(Sjl, Township two p south " hnnge one
~ west OF the salt Lake Meridian, and run
ming thence west hitaea 10 chains, forty
four ga links; thence north thirty minutes,
east niue (pl CHAINS, elShtf lone lSl) INKS,
thense east fifteen u5 chains, thirty seven
$50 Inks thence south ON section llae nine
90 chaius, eighty zone tsU links to the point
Of beginning, containing fifteen Q5l acres,
more or less, has been set for hearing on
Friday, the 1th day OF March, A, D, lpJg, NJ
10 o'clock a. m, at the County Court House,
in the Court loon OF said Court, In salt
Lake City, salt Lake county, Titan.
Witness the Clerk OF So d Court with the
seal thereof ahSsd, this 18th
SEAL day Of February, a, D, 1907.
JOHN JAMtS Clerk.
by G. FRANK Emery, Deputy CLERK
Ferguson y Cannon, Attorneys,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division, In and for salt Lake County, state
Of Utah Ia tho matter Of the estate ana
guardianship OF Edward r Ferry, an inoom-
petegt person. Notice he petition OF VIM
Montague Ferry aud Edward ttoWart Ferry
tho guardians OF tue person ana tho estate
Of Edward T. Ferry, an Incompetent person,
for confirmation of the following described
real estate, To- Wit Vide West mining claim
No. l. Lot no 1885, Wide West mlnlng claim
No, ., Lot Ma. 49, situated In Niatah mining
dlstflct summit County, Utah, Tor the sum
OF 5000 and upon the following terms, 20.
wit, cash, IS appears from me return OF
sale. hled In this Court has boen sci for
hearing on Friday the ilh day OF March, A.
=. 1902, AZ 10 O'Clock a IA, ~ the County
Court House In the Court Room OF said
curt, In salt Lake city, alt Lake County
Utah.
Witness tho Olerk Of said Court, With the
seal thereof Affixed this 18th
tsEALl day OF February, A. D. 1872
john JAMES, Clerk.
BY G Frank Emery, Deputy Clerk
FERRY & Richards, Attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

= IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
DlVlelon, N and for Salt Lake County,
state OF Utah. In the matter Of tho estate
ana guardianship OF Lorenzo l.ainont snow
and khea Lucille Snow, minors Notice. T..
Tho petition OF Minnie j. snow. praying Tor
the Issuance 10 herself VI Letters oi Guatdl.
ianshlp on the persons and estates VI Lorenzo
lamont SNOW aud khea Lucille snow,
minors, has been set for hearing on Friday
the IN day Of March, A. d. 1872 at ID
o'clock am at tho County Court House, Ia
the court room VI said court Ia Salt
Lake Olty, salt Lake Cpnty, Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk Of said
Court with the seal thereof
tseal) affixed this 2lat day OF Feb
ruary A. u. 1901
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
Young & MOYle AttorneyA for pptltlnnor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22

NOTICE no CREDITORS. ESTATE or
william 4. De Groot. deceased, Creditors
viii present claims With vouchers 70 the un-
defggnsd at her residence no. 7A last SOC
ond Mouth street Salt Lake City Utah on OF
before the seventh day Of 1uRe A. ID, te2,
FRANCES d. Dc CROFT
ExecutriK OF the estate OF William 4. De
GrOoi, deceased
Date OF first publication, February lst A.
| d. 1909.
Rawllns Thurman, Hurd & Wedgsveod
| Attorneys Tor kNe0uuX
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25

uno ols er eiuen blutieen Streifen
a%etpdbrte, puroe es ibm ullenolt9
ipeb inns Ser5.
Iumnblia Duroe Der perihleierte
glid fldrer, tie fam our 9eiinnung,
uno OILS lie bas bleihe 4ntiis, bas
lid beiorgt iiber Tie beugte, e~rfannte,
farbte bobe @lutb hire @angen.
o8aS lit aeideben2" fliiterte lie.
o&egen Sic lid nift alt SrG,t.
LEM, bat Sir &olanb.
%. i'd weiB" tie lieb ii9 in eiuem
Irmieiiel gleiten, lid lob Den Sor.
Mild fallen. SIT mein Irm &c.
broheu?"
Cir &oIano periudte i'm ou BE.
meaen.
vRein er lit nift eebroden, er
Diirbe mir ionit mebr Sbmer5 Der.
nriofen. $50 lit Snlba? God ni6t
audi Derlest?"
oNein, Sic alein traf Ser Sar.
Mid, uno 5par our9 meme S6ulo.
Sh that oas, ih. Der iein 2eben bin.
aeben WiirOe, Sbneu Sbmer5 gu err
fparen."
.@eber sic nod irgen6 tper bat
iih 8orfpiirfe Sl MAIDEN Der Safer
aqb nod, uno 5ubem bin i1 ni6t
ernitlih perleet. @arum betriibt
Sic oas, Cir Holano2"
n8arum? - @eil i9 sic liebe,
@rica."
Cir Itarrte i'm an, OILS begriiie lie
i'm nidt. 2ann bebefte tiefe 9laile
ibre 3Ise. e.,
Sir Nolanbl" .
SD peiB, mas Gle iasen molten.
peiB, bob ib fem &eht 81 FOLDER
@rflarmg babe, neil Sic einem
Inoern Sreue gelobt."
SD Sreue selobt?" tpieoer.
bolte Tie me6anii6.
SITS niht 10? Stno sic frei2
., ipunnen sic mid nitt auf bic
Nolter!"
pSie alailben ib lei perlobt2 Dir
it's elm Gdtbiel ,pie Sic 81 oieieuu
Srrtbnm fommen", e~ntgegneta
@rica; lid =. ib -"
Sic ppQenoete ni6t. #'t
yWein 2ieb, 0, mein 2iebl"
erica rib ii6 los, blei6 ,tnb
atbemlos itanb lie Dor ibm. 800 lit
Sulbo?"
Chen erifien oieie auf ser
ShDeqe. 30, Cir Holano, ih
iiube ben Gallon ni6t, ib muB mid
uerlmlfen baben. Sit Dir beiier,
erica? Siit 0u ihper pe~ripunbet2"
.gepabre; piuit Gu 70 gut iein.
mir Den 9el5mantel 81 holen? 9od
nein, id gebe ielbIt nit 9ir. 8itte,
Sir Mplano, unterrihten Sic Saop
Gheitertpn bon Dem fleinen llnfaa
uno iaaen Sic ibr, oaB i'd beimfeb.
rem m06te. aomm, Suloa."
sic entfernten iid; utentihloiier
blidte er ibnen nod unb ihritt Damn
heftia I'M 3immer ouf uno nieoer.
aamdblig erbeQten Iid ieine 3uge,
ieine &ugen glan5enten: nun bate
er oas Heft, nm erica 81 merben.
GortieBung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25

ben Jeinben Die ein5tae @offe emit
rib, NIT Der Tie bate perlest neroen
fonncn.
Wr. glafen mar felterrotb Dor
Neraer iiber Die ~eigeniuiQiee So6ter,
Die laheinb am Glapier lob uno iif
on Der aagemeinen 8eitiir5ung en-
ooBte.
nno erlunste Die Saiiuns 5uerlt
ipieoer.
sd pollt', i6 pGre alld) in oie-
lem Teniionat eeweien. 9itte Srau.
lein, iingen Sic nod etpas."
Sic iang bas einfa6e 8olfslieb:
Sang, lang it's ber", uno ais lie
aeenoet, iprab Hiemano, neil 0ie.
mano ietner Gimme fiber mar.
erica bot MiB Wontreiior, auf)
al ipielen. 9ieie mar cine auSge.
aeihnete Yianiitin uno bate Den
8eraleid nit erica nidt. au iteuen;
aber iie beiaB nidt bte @abe bic
Seraen Der 3uihauer 81 eridiittern.
Yfit poaenoeter Weiiteritaft ipielte
Claudia cine Sonute BON Schubert,
aber balb manbte Cir Nobert iif an
Suloa.
~9ieben sic Muiif, Sraulein2"
naSa. fpenn erica lingt. Sic bat
cine Dunoerbare Gimme, aber tie
lGBt iie ielten bDren. Sriiber lang
lie ab uno Su in DER 9ammerung,
penn 8apa aus Der Stabt beimge.
fommen mar"
vSatte lie ionit feline 3uborer2"
ygsiemano; iper iolte ionit- oage.
peien iein?"
Die 8eoe lenfte iid auf @emGlbe.
Sir &olano 16lug Dor, Dem iungen
0taofen ieine Sammlune unb Die
Nbnenaallerie 5u 5eigen.
Cart erica auG mttfommen2"
fragte Sulou erfreut.
"8ewiB, penn es ibr 8ereuiigen
madt."
Sulba elite 81 ibrer SdweIter uno
flillterte ibr eintee @orte an. 9ieie
iften crit unentihloiien, erbob iih
ober unb uerfigte iid nit Suloa 5u
Sir &olanD, Der an Der 2biire
martete. Or belt Die Bortiere
auriif, bis Die Sbpeltern Die
Shweae uberldritten, lieb tie bann
aber fallen, nnO Claudio Wontreiior
hatte oas 8efiibl, oils Oh lie li6 lelblt
Iberportbeilt bate.
Cir Holan6 batte cine n%erthpoae
Sammlung alter uno neller Weiiter,
es adb piel S6ones uno Sntereiian-
ties au ieben.
Die Hilitllngen ~erregten $nlba's
@ufmerfiamfeit. Cir HolonD err
taGhlte ihr beren 8eid)idte unb nabm
einen 9rnitbarniih BON Der @ano,
nm i'm Den iuneen Oamen 5u 8eigen,
Giner ieiner @bnen bate Die
Iiiitung our 3eit Hidaro's oes
eriten getraeen ,oas Shpert zines
Saraceneu batte tie burdbobrt. Or
bina ben Sarnii6 mieoer an ieinen
YlaB uno i6ritt meiter. Gin sc.
polter uno Elm Shmer5ensruf ert0n.
ten; er DanOte iib baitig um: Ger
Sarnil6 NOR berab9eitiir5t. gricd
mar raid our Seite geiprnngen, benz
nod bate bas iblpere Stiid lie au!
Arm uno Shulter getrofien. Sic
Danfte unb mare 5u goben geiunfen.
h1ttp cir RnIouN fie riht npSt;ibt
"@ringen sic mir raid @aiier
bonn Glide bort, rief Holanb, .unO
bite, rufen Sic meme Mutter."
Dine eiue Glide 3u ertpibern,
elite Sulba bapon, aber in ibrem
Shreden ourh Die nnrefte Sbiire.
8eraeblih iudIte Cir &olanb ben
bleiden 2ippen @aiier ein5uiloBen:
Grico aob fem 2ebensaeifeH. @ngit.
erfiillt beu9te err lid iiber lie, bob
Den Arm, Der iblaff bernieberbing,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25

bate lie Die Samtlte 9ladeu ieit Sob
rem aefnnnt. erica mar burh Gluit.
bias llnterbaltung am meiIten in
Nnlpriif genommen, uno bod
lauifte lie 5ugleih ungeItrengt oui
Wplabp's leiie Gimme unb sbas
ralibe Organ ibres 8aters.
.Wir aefGlt es bier ausnebmenb,
Mplabp", fprab bieier; nes lit Maes
porbanoen, mas mon lid nur mint
ifen fam =. gutter goben, geiunOe
Gage, berrlibes Serrain our Studs.
fiaao. Sit Sir &olano poiiiontrter
SGaer?"
,Mtein Gobu lpar mebrere Sabre
anf ReiIen", e~ntgegnete lie, uer tit
crit fiirali6 5uriifgefommen."
sd miiroe MIDI freilen, nit inn
AT iaaen", fubr Mr. 8laden tort. /.
Sic ltnterrebung ting an, fir
grica peinli6 81 merOen, ais llbo
Wontrefior, ihou nie apolu, ben
Saal betrot. SheImiih blibten Die
blolIen Iugen iiber SIR. 9lofeh bin,
bon Dem er lid bel 8ergniigen per-
iprah. 9et Grica's Inblid aber
ifhpano Der Sfalf aus ieinen 3iieen
unO madte Dem Musorud aufrihtieer
8epunaerung Nlas.
"Sp1t, pie gespobnlid", iagte er
entihuioigenb. ,Wo.ilt &olanb?"
@ie OILS Mntport al,f bieie Sraae
Offnete lid Die 3biire uno elm 0iener
erihien. Sir Molanb fom ip1t nod
SaiIie", melbete er, limb lGBt bitten,
nid,f arf i'm 5u parten."
2abp Gbelterton leete Die Singer.
ipiBen auf Rr. 9laden's Irm hoo
bot erica ben ieinen unb Claudia
folete nit Suloa. Sic burfihritten
bic Saue iino betraten burd) cine
apeite Eortiere Den Speiieiaal. Gin
itattlther Sousboimeilter, Der ali
Wr. Sladen ben ginbruf zines
5iiritcn mafte, nro 5wei 2afaien in
ounfeler 2ipree glitter eerGuihlos
rmher unb nnqten eben Die Suppe
ierpiren, ais eine peiBe, moblee-
pfleate Sanb bie Yortiere 5uriifihob
uno Sir &olanD's bobe @eitalt iif)
aeiate.
or begriiBte Mr. 9laden unb
@rica.
limb bos iit2"
Cir &olano manbte ii6 81 Suloa.
"Wteine S6meIter Suloa", erfldrte
erica, oils oh Die 9eioen iih ME ge-
ieben.
Hadbem er nit gr0Bter llnbeian.
aenbeit 6as Mdbfeu beeriiBt, beaab
err lid on ieinen Ylas, perridtete Dos
Siihaebet uno begann Die Suppe
aus8utbeilen. Grit nad)oem er Dem
2afaien Den lesten Seller .e%ingebdn-
oiat, ipanOte er iid abermals an
@rica.
r9lauben Sic, DOB mir Dor @eibs
nad,ten nod Stnee befcmmen
perDen?"
Sic %untiportete IN eben iol1 gleid.
atltiaer Ebraie, obpobl lie it'd uers
tplrnoert traete, oh tie nift tribune.
Sn Sir Holanb's Gimme unb
antlis bate Der idarfiinnigite Be
obafter nihts entbefen f0nnen, oas
au Dem @rgwobn berehtigte, baB
oi,Rer Den banalIten Soflihfeitsbe-
5eugungen 5piiben i'm uub Den
iunaen 9nmen je etnns p~orgeioaen.
llnb ooh triig erica oas Weooiaon.
Dos er aus Dem Waiier eerettet, unb
ie!ne augen bntten perratben, oaB er
es bemerft.
60 ihmeieiam Cir &olano iit
perhtelt. 10. lebbaft plauoerte hoo
nit grica unb oeren Shpeiter, in-
Deb Wr. 9lafen ieine politiihen Mn.
iihten entnifelte.
Cir &olano aber blieb itumm,
audi als Die ltnterbaltung aagemei-
ner al merOen anfinn; oas ifone
ernitc @ntlis am oberen gnbe oes
Siihes mar ipie aus Stein semeiBelt.
2aon Gbeiterton iaste iihL baB Tie
umionit Iih alf Die Gral aufgelaoen.
boR ibr launenbnfter Sobn lid nibt
i'm @eringiten fir erica gIade,l
interefiire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25

Gus 0eiiert itanb alf Dem Glide,
nnb INNER nod nabm Sir &olunb
feinen Sbeil am @eiprG6, immer
nod a~erietb Scr. gladen's Heoeflub
nid,t ms Stoden. 2aop Gbelter,
ton baoerte innerlih nit Dem Sdid.
ial, oas lie perurtbeilte, ibm 5u5u-
boren. gnolid bob lie Die 3afel auf,
unb Die Gamen begaben iid in Den
Salon.
.&ommen Sic nGber ans Se,rer,
DIR. gladen", iprad Sir 2olanb.
n@iinihen sic 8ortwein ODER
Glaret?"
sd oenfe Dem Yortpein, Ben id)
2eit meines &ebens setrunfen, treil
All %bleiben."
Cine iolhe InbGngliffeit par INN
10 merfmiirbieer, oils Wr. 9laden,
bebor Tortuna ibm eelGdelt, MIR
ielten Den 2urus elmer biQigen
5loihe lid aeitattet bate.
Cir Rolan6 900 ieineu Seiiel
ndher an DEN aamin nit einer
Wiene, Die Hoo beutlify lagte, oaB er
bic Soften Der Undertaking. az tra'
aen bate. ,Sapfer ma6te ltoo iid)
ans @erf uno Iauifte Scr.
9laden's a(niibten iiber Yolitif,
@irtbibait nnb Sanbel.
sd aebore Dem SapbeIsftano
an, iprah gladen. runO id,dme
mid beiien nidt. 9esbalb bin id
aber nod fem 9entpfrat unb meib
rett out, mas Dem @oel gebiibrt.
SD adte @eburt uno 9lut, Serr
Wontreiior, uno CLAUDE iagen 81,
oiirfen, Der Name 9laden lei aildj
uidt BON geltern."
Gin 0ame BON grltem 3lang!"
rief Hoo aus mo .unteroriidte elm
8Ghnen.
.Sie mand anoerer Wame ipar
CT cine 3eit lang i'm Staube
boffentli6 nber gelangt er jest wie.
Ger su gbren. 9Pir niist oas 3tpar
spenia mebr, oaein ib praee itets
meinen Sohtern elm, ME 5u Der.
aciien, Dab lie elmer alien, enge-
iebcneu Sanilie apaeboreu, aud
Ypenn ibr @ater peranlaBt mar, iif
nit Sanoel 5u beioiieu."
Gas merben Shre rei3enben
SGdtcr iiherlid) niht.~
o9teim lie limb beibe liebc
Wdoten. erica lit ctlpas eigeniin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25
8anncrbnm Ur.

"9u 8iQem, id hattie glpp'titt ltff
ion fleenet Sabelfriibitiid
I'D ditto; aber crit miiiien mir
eeufn uffiabeln oer's be3ablt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25
Sin ybiInpppb.

2ebrerin: u8arum uennt mon :
Die, pelhe bingeri6tet neroen,
arme Siinher?"
Shiiler: yWeil - meil reidle
Climber niemals bingeri6tet
perDen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-25

Ger beitimmte slbcnb lpar qefom.
men, Sabp Ggeltertpn iaB ferien'
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16

and sea, under the stars and striped
ighting for their country. It's appreci1
alton has been proven by Its acts, and
not alone by It's profession, and today
the button worn by our boys, old and
young is a badge Of honor the highest
we possess.
We do not forget that the deeds of
the First Nebraska on the firing linz
in the Philippines made the name Of
Nebraska known throughout the civil
lied world, and we decline to conduct
a campaign and not talk about such
things.
We are proud of the glorious
achievements of our country along all
the lines of the wonderful growth
which IT has made since the republican
party has had control OF It's affairs,
and do not hesitate to say that never
in the history Of the world, has a po-
litical party been able to appear be-
fore a people and ask for their suf-
frages with its hands so full of mag
nificent results. as we are able to bring
and lay at their feet.
Education, INTEL gence, high ideals,
personal liberty good wages. correct
financial ideas, a splendid banking sys7
tenn, free homes protection TO Ameri!
can industry, successfully dplo-
macy, increased commerce. world
markets, and a wonderful development
of natural resources that has brought
a material prosperity that has aston
ished the world-these are some of the
fruits Of republican policies.
Fellow citizens. shall Nebraska con-
tinue in the republican column? Shall
we keep ourselves in the position where
we can show that we appreciate these
things, and where we can help to bring
about still larger results in the future.
or shall we join the column whose
habits OF thought are represented by
pessimism, doubt and despair? 1t rests
with the voters of this state to answer
the question. Permit me to say that d
think the answer will not be unoertain
and will be right.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16
single Officers in Demand.

The overcrowded condition OF the
residential quarters at the various mil.
Rary posts In this country, due to the
return Of regiments from the Philip
pines, is embarrassing the military au.
thorities. The trouble Is not so much
with respect to housing the officers
themselves as with the member. ct
their families, says the Washington
Star. The situation has reached a
point where bachelors are favored over
benedicts In assignment to stations
with limited living accommodations
where such discrimination is possible.
And Vt Is even asserted that where
there is no other choice between two
young candidates for commission 1t
rs bestowed on the single man in pref
erence to one who is married. Even
then 1t is recognized, however, that
the bachelor appointed is not likely to
continue long In single blessedness.
The powers that be admit that their
authority does not reach to the extent
OF interfering with subsequent affairs
OF the heart 1t Is made plain that
there is no official prejudice against
ELECTROMAGNETIC the contrary but
sust at present the military posts
would afford better accommodations
for more officers If 1t were not for the
family attachments Of some OF them.
Congress provided literally for the
army in this respect during the session
just closed, but 1t will be many months
before the additional quarters authoriz,
ed are ready for use.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16
WIT, WISDOM AND PHILOSOPHY.

Be sorry in time, it may save many
a sorrow-in' time.
You can't serve Love on half-shell;
1t must be full course.
Love is often scared to death By
the skeletons in the closet
Beauty may be only skin deep, but
it is very satisfying to the eye.
A woman never knows the meaning
of trouble until she falls in love.
Debts are like dead elephants, an
awful bunch of trouble to dispose Of
A wifes Mysteries never kept a man
from horse race or a game of foot
ball
A sporty woman is good sport
when she's after the other fellows
wife.
A $40 bill will do a fellow in hard
luck more good than an II told you
so" sermon.
Providence will never bother to take
care of deadheads who can't take card
If themselves.
Love in a cottage is real pretty,
)ut mans inner consciousness needs
other interior decorations.
Never indorse note for any one
you love, and be sure not to do sd
for any one whom you do not love.
Never trust another woman with
your husband. He may not be as per.
feet cold-storage battery as you sup
pose.
Never trust a husband with your
diamonds. He may lose them-or the
pawn tickets.-Kate Thyson Mari.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16
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FAVORITES
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Destruction of Sennacherib's Host.
The Assyrian came down like the wolf on
the fold,
And his cohorts were cleaning in purple
and gold;
And the sheen Of their spears was like
stars on the sea,
When the blue wave rolls nightly on deep
Galilee.
Like the leaves Of the forest when sum
mer is green,
THAT host with their banners at sunset
were seen;
Like the leaves Of the forest when au-
tumn hath blown.
That host on the morrow lay withered
and str0wn.
For the angel of death spread his wings
on the blast,
And breathed in the face of the foe as he
pass'd
And the eyes of the sleepers wax'd deadly
and chill
And their hearts but once heaved-and
forever grew still.
And there lay the steed with his nostril
all wide,
But through it there rolled not the breath
of his pride:
And the foam of his gasping lay white
on the turf,
And cold as the spray of the rock beat.
ing surf.
And there lay the rider, distorted and
pale,
With the dew on his brow and the rust
on his mail;
And the tents were all silent, the ban
ners alone,
The lances unified, the trumpet un-
blown.
And the widows OF Ashur are loud in
their wall,
And the idols are broke in the temple OF
Baal;
And the might of the Gentle, unsmote
by the sword
Hath melted like snow in the glance OF
the Lord!
-4ssrd Byron.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-10-16
FRENCH PROVERBS.

To rude words deaf ears.
An enemy does not sleep.
Light is bad for sore eyes.
Dread the anger of the dove.
Much kindred, much trouble.
A table friend is changeable.
What a woman wills God Wills.
Things promised are things due.
A fat kitchen makes a lean will.
A good lawyer is bad neighbor.
Not every one that dances is glad.
Money borrowed is soon sorrowed.
Love does much, money everything.
Beauty and folly are often compan-
ions.
Nothing is impossible to a willing
mind.
The devil often turks behind the
cross.
A good swordsman is never quarrel
some.
SANDER! SANDER! Some of it always
sticks.
Every one feels his own burden
heavy.
For a web begun God sends a
thread
A woman and a melon are hard to
choose.
He sleeps securely who has nothing
to lose.
A good swimmer is not safe against
drowning.
Nothing falls into the mouth OF
sleeping OK.
The one-eyed are kings in the land
of the blind.
1t is not enough to run; one must
start in time.
Wha. learned in the cradle lasts
till tt we.
EveiN me knows best where the
shoe pinches him.
'Tis a silly sheep that makes the
wolf her confessor.
He does a good days work who
rids himself of a fool
A man is valued according to his
own estimate of himself.
1t is not the greatest beauties that
inspire the greatest passion.