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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

Lace will not thicken IL washed in
naphtha. immense in the fluid and let
the lace remain for an hour or two.
Ihen gently squeeze between the
nands. rinse with clean naphtha and
pun INTO shape. 1t will dry almost i'm
mediately.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

Tiny squares Of buttered toast are
delicious served with the cup of after
noon tea. One young woman who
serves them regularly to anyone who
happens in at afternoon tea hours calls
tnem toast postage stamps, but really
tney are a little bigger than that. The
crust is cut off before they are toasted,
ana the toasting is applied to both
sizes. An ordinary sized slice of bread
VIII make four postage stamps"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

basket of flowers and trailing v;nes
formed hanging centerpiece that was
greatly admired at a recent luncheon.
I,he basket is suspended from the cen
ter chandelier. if there is one, and from
the ceiling if there isn't. It hangs to
within few inches Of the table, and
from 1t depend vines and sprays, or
sometimes ribbons. The idea Is capa-
bic of innumerab BILE possibiIities
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

The Women's Vegetarian Association
of London is furnishing dinners to 500
children every day at less than cents
apiece.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

paint brush makes a good swan for
greaslng cake tins. ETC. Of course, the
butter that is applied must be first
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

Kerosene will not only remove the
dirt that collects in a sort of rim
around the sides of porcelain bath
tub. but it will take off the white
blotehes that form on zinc-lined bath
tubs. Apply with cloth saturated in
the fluid and then wrung out. FOLLOW
with hot water and soda.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24

T think I would rather have my
clothes eaten off my back by moths
than go around smelling as disagree
ably as some people sit near at
church and in the cars" said a young
woman the other day. But since I
found that the sweet lavender thew sell
on the streets Is quite as effective a
moth killer as moth balls or camphor.
use 1T freely, and have the conscious
ness of being pleasantly scented with
Clean, aromatic odor, which none is
likely to mind"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-24
HOUSEHOLD TALKS.

The woandsu, a tropical African food
plant recently introduced in Asia and
South America, is destined, it is said.
to take the place of the peanut. before
long. A we'll known French chemist
describes it as possessing all the prop
critics of a perfect nutriment. Two
pounds of it daily, entirely supply the
requirements of the human system.
Like the peanut, it natures under
ground, and its kernel is egg shaped. A
very white flour, whose flavor after
cooking resembles that of ehestnuts, is
made from the nut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Hus BEN abrisen GroRger,sstbum.

gettemburs, 6. 9e5. 8eItern
Wiittag gegen II llbr itiir5te Der
&iempner Mathias @red)eu aus 2u-
rembura @oupianp StraBe) bon Dem
9adl bes Sauies Yoncin babier ami
oie StraBe berunter uuo 500 iid)
ourdl einen Sd9doelbruh cine 10
ihlimme 8erlesung 81, oaB er am
Ibeuo Itarb. Der Seruugliidte ipar
80 Sabre alt, perbeiratbet mno Sater
zines 8inoes.
Sd,engeR, 8. SeS. @m Mittmod
Nahmittag pdrmte iif baS lefs-
iabriae Sodterden Des @inSers
Sclumen au Sfeu; ieiue aleioer fin.
gen Teuer, mo Oh NiemauO CUR
Stelle mar, erlitt Dos aino oerart
ihredlihe 9ranopunhen. baB es ilrl-
geaftet aller ar5tliden Silfe anberen
Saaes DEN erlitteuen &erlesungen
inter miGgliden S6mer5en erlag.
gDn Der Muiel, 10. Seq. sluf oer
aansen Strede lit inn @eingei6Git
GROCER StiQitnb eingetreten. Gin
merflides Steiaeu Der Breiie fir
1902er @eine founte bis Jest nod
nid,t conltotirt meroen. 8iele
@inacr miirbeu serne ibre oiesiGb-
riae GreScen3 loSiblagen, aber es
fehlt on &auilultiaeu. Sn oeul
Teunnleaen BON @eiubergen berridt
lest pollitGubige &ube. Die @iuSer
fommeu ihlieBlib 5u Ser lleber5ell-
alrna. Dob cS nit oieien blinoen
@eiterpflanSen Der Gebe an allen
Gden mo Gnben beS 9anoes niht
rmebr 10 meiter9eben fam. llniere
dltcu 0einberge III guteu 2agcn, nit
ibrcn por5iigliden @einen, baben,
bnrh Die Maiienproouftion bieler
tertiGren Nenpflan3ungen cine beoerl.
tenoe GinbuBe erlitten. Curb Ole
miehriNeu @eiupreiie DER Iebten
Sabre ieoodl mh Den dilantitatip &c.
rinaen Grtrag iii oen @insern oie
Cult gum @eiterpiIauSen arg per-
leioet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Gro6her,o9tnum.
Nus DER 6duptitaot.
Tie Gomialarfraae bor Scr lnrcm.
burger &ammer.

Sn Ser aammerlisumg pom Srei.
too BEN 10. 9e5ember, fam Die
9oniularfraee abermals 5ilr Sprad)e
uHo eab IulaB 81 elmer ldugeren
9ebatte. 9aS ofii5ieae Organ Der
Observation-Disclosures beri6tet oar'
iiber pie folgt:
4rt. ID. -. aoniulate, 1000 Sr.
Gin Witglieo Der .. Seftion fragt,
oh Die Hegierlrng aenntniB bat BON
Der ytptbpen0igfeit, Die 5ablreiben
lnremburgiiben 5umilien in ibre
Seimatb 5u ~beforoern, pelde boiften,
IN Den Sammtfa6rifeu bon Ours.
camp ibren 2ebensunterbalt peroie,
lhnen 5u tonnen. iest aber, oa feline
EIrbeit oorbonben lit, i'm t~iefiten
bgleno iid befinoen. Die Mebrbeit
Der Seftion idlieBt iih oieier 9emer-
fllna an. = Webrere Miitglieoer Der
3. Seftion fraaen, pie es nit Dem
EStilbium Der 6rage betr. giniebung
|Ioon &onluioten IN 4merifu ltebt. -
Vie Capitalization ipartet Die Grfld.
rllnaeu Der &egieruns ab. fam uber
nidt umbin, Die Iuimerfiamfeit Der
Gegieruna auf Die Sreibereien irenl.
Der slsenten 81 lenferL melhe gentle
@egenhen bes 2anoes our6itreifen,
5mefs I%nwerbung bon iungen Bur.
ildlen fir Die 8~lasbiitten bon Sal.
hSaint-S ambert uno Saccorot.
|, Serr z. VI i6arb. NlS ltr.
heber Der @emerfrmg iiber Die ameri-
Hfaniiben &oniulate m6dlte id oa3ll
rnir Elm paar @orte iagen, on ole De-
lbutte IN Den Sobren 1897 mo 1893
Nariinhlih erihGpft pllroen. @ml
Nhot Die liIremburgiid)en &onilifate IN
amerifu ols iiberilliGg be5eidnet,
neil Die bollGnbiiheu &oniuln iiir Die
Surembmrger oriibeu ole @elddfte be-
ioraen. SD weiB nobl, ooB Die uie-
b%erl1noiiden Goniuln iid groBe
Wtibe geben; aber lpeun unierc
2anbslclite IN Imerifu llIremburgi.
Idle &onirln bGtten, 10 luiIroen lie lid
OIL bielclben nit Dem pollen 9eipuBt-
iein menbcu fonnen, baB lie oaraui
elm Tedt bGtteu. lpGbreno Tie bon
BON ben nieberlGnoiihen 8oniulaterl
MIR cine @efGaigfeit beaniprutt
bGtten.
Die Sonptidapieriafeit id)ien IN
Ser @abl elmer geeigneten YerionIifl-
felt 5u bethlehem. Sr. Hriim erflGrtc
loamalS, er troue oeu Inlcritauerlt
lniht reht, oieielben itiir3en lid nift
lin llutoitcm. wenn lie feiuen @ewim
Iloabei IN Iusiiht babeu. IuBeroen
Vmadte iih cine aepiiie Nebenbubler.
i6ait aeltenb, 10 oaB ole 8abl idhper
iiel. Gas lit ieood fem arsument,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

aanaem. lie iiberlebenoeu &iuoer
iinb: Sol. 3eimet, i'm Snoianer.8er-
ritoriim ipobnboft; Srol =. Mein-
ipoltot bon Sbe6opgon; 6rou Geo.
9ronol bon Chicago, Grart Sobn
YrlnS uno 5rau d. emil 8iintber
bon Shebopgon unO Srau Sbeo.
Cieitelhorit BON Elpmoutb, isis. ST
rnbe in 6rieoen!
Sine Der sr6ktcn nnS erfulsreidJ-
itcn Sirmcn in fatboliiden &ir6en.
p%aran1enten uno 9epotionalien lit Die
W. s. @ilsius SO. bon Wilpaufee,
@is.., pelfe fiir3lid ibr 8eihGfts.
lofal bon geo. 429--43t Gait Water
StraBe nad go. 413 - 415 9roao.
luap ncrlegt bat, ipo Oieielbe jest elm
herrlifcS fiiniitodiges Ioppel.8e
baitoe inne bat. Nn Der Spite oes
@eihdfteS ltebt unier 2anosmann,
Der beltbetannte Serr sc. $. @ilbius,
oeiien lmermiibli6e SbGtigfeit oos
@eidait ieine jeeige 9liitbe gum
aroBen Sbeile perbanft. 9erielbe
bat bereits d6t Wal ben atIantiibell
C5eon getreu5t, nm nit ellropdiidJen
Seld0ftsbaulern portbeilbafte Ser.
6inonngen nn5ufniipfen. Die sc. $.
8ilsius Company lieb lid Dor eini.
aen Sabreu incorporiren lno fiibrt
oas @eidGft Der alten Sirma 90. $.
@ilBils & Company ipeiter. Die
Seamten Der @eielidaft iino: RrG-
iioent, Mihael $. 8ilsiuS; 8ices
Er1fbent, SSotm j. So 8oule; Sefre.
tor, ". S. 9ieoerif). @ir miinlfeu
Der Nirma ml6 in 3ufunft ben beiten
Grfoie!
3n Gas gcsas, @e,u Merieo, mo er
lid geillnoheitsbalber allfbielt, itdrb
Der bodlm. @ater SSobam Yiis, Bfar-
rer Der ct. Soiepb's . 8emeinoe in
|3iffin, Ohio. Serielbe mar ans
@~ilenbeuren, 9io5eie 3rier, gebiir.
tig. Wtoge er RUBEN in Srieoen!
On 9iles Center, ST., Itarb I'M
hoben Sitter BON so Sabren uno II
Wonateu. moblperieben nit oen IF.
Stcrteiaframenten, Watbias 0abm,
elm alter Inliebler. IS iiberleben
i'm smei Sobue, Sobam unb Reter
Sabm, Orei Sohter; apoilonia
Sdiis angela Soraen uno Maria
9lameuier, nebit gnfeln uno llr.
elifeln. Gr rltbe IN S~rieben!
Sn Miucraf Epint, @is., Itarb am
"a. 3e5ember Serr Sobanu Slider,
Elm prpmiuenter 9iirger jener Staot.
Ger Teritorbene NOR i'm Sabre 1927
in Srrembltrg gehoren mo fam ais
iunger Wam nod Imerifa, mo er es
ourf 5lciB unO S%parIamfeit 5u
cinenl auiebnliden Sermogen brafte.
Seine @attin unb nelln &inoer, bier
Gobne nnb fiinf Softer, bepeinen
Den Sp0 bes aeliebten 8atten unb
YaterS. Moee er ruben in Srieoen,
Zen trmiernoen Sinterbliebenen
ulrier herSlibltes 9eileio!
Virgil, Su., 81. Se5. 1902.
Wertber Serr @onnerl
Sim %. Ge5ember gegeu 10 lthr
Tormittdgs itarb oubier Sr. Sobann
Dhiuben Doblperiebeu NIT ben bl.
Sterbeiafrumenten. Der S~eritorbene
mar aus &osport, Surembltra, &C.
biirtia nno fam i'm Sabre 1881 nod
Amcrita. er binterlGBt feinerlei
Terpan0ten in oen Ser. Staaten.
YtDae er ruben in Srieocnl
g~dtungspoa
g. %.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
nid,t iiberm6sia fr,,ftbor, unb es BE.

nift iibermGBie frrftbar, nnb es BE.
ollrfte pieler Sabre unausgeiester
ldluerer Nrbeit, ebe oos @alblano in
frudyttraoenoe aeder berponoelt
mar, mo mebr ab3uperfen begann,
ol$ 5llr rnumgdngIiden ~gtotDourft
oes Scbens n%otbluenbig mar 5ii-
NAL, iuie iiberaQ i'm @eiten, IN ben
nicr3iaer uno fiinfSiger Sobren Die
Erelle Iiir Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
G%rseugniiie gering uub bas 3u.
marttebringen oerielben 5%eitroubeno
uto idluierig mar. Cine Tiibre
@etreibe nah Dem ii6er fiinf5ig Mei.
len entfernten Chicago 5u brinsen,
nahm fiir beibe @ege bier Gage in
aniprllt. uno brei na6 9ittle Sort
(Saufegon), oas etlpa 80 Weile,l
oitlid licgt. llnb Der grlos odraiis
par DIT failnl 10 piel, ais Der beite
iibIidle Sohn fir einen Sag Mrbeit
betragt. limo mas man crbielt, mar
nlht @eio, lonbern &aare.
Gas lit beute ~iiberpunoen; nit
Dem @afstbum beS 8eitens, Dem
Gmporbiiiben Gbicago's, BEN gau
Der Giienbabnen ilnb DEM iiberua ein-
tretenben gr0beren @oblitanO bob
iidl auh Der @oblItauo bon Sobus.
burg. Gr ipriht iih beitte ullber in
oen bon tiihtieer beutid)er arbeit
aeuaenoen portrefflih geboltenen
Iefern, Den sbiibihen SnrmbGuiern
uHo ioliben neutrality-suspicious.,
unb Den lpoblgepilegten Sbitgdrten,
namentlib audi in Dem por5iiglihen
anitonb bon Stroben rmb 9riiden
aus.
g b luB oIgt@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Tm Z. Scsember iAlid Gin 9ieb
iid, unbemerft IN hoS Smls bes aoni.
manncs Selbenitein mo itabl 5luei
on einem Wontelbrette bdngenbe
lleber6ieher I'M @ertbe bon 175 Sr.
Ger Iieb iii nnbefannt.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
LYLE CENTER

The heavy rains last week was quite
setback to- fall work. Many fields
are too wet to plow. ga
Pete Johnson met with quite an
accident last Friday night. A calf
that was staked out ran past him and
his foot became tangled in the rope
tripping him and very nearly broke
his ankle. He is unable to walk With
out crutches.n .s ".,: .5:t>s
Mrs. Nelson of Austin is spending
this week with Mrs. A. J. Aultfather.
I Mr.: Webb has given up the school
here. The board is looking for an
other teacher. 81 4; i%..... y. n Hszzs " 49, g..
There was surprise party at Peter
Denisen's Saturday evening for Miss
Sene Nelson who has been visiting
there this summer. They presented
her with a nice gold ring a II report a
good time. d. II {, %s*N ..@ J. .E g.
s II -
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
q !. : Y.
.VARCO

81 Earl Parmenter has moved onto the
Y. p. p Parmente ter place from Browns
dale where be has lived for the past
year. sI3s5s
81 Mrs. w Varco and two dauRh-
3ters returned Saturd day night from
Cedar Falls where they have spent
the past week With her relative 81 81
Charley Brownell went to SMarshalls
last Tuesday 50 take care of their
1share Of the grain that was threshedi
on their place
Enterprise Dist. 70. .29S has lust l
finished putting in = large chimney
Tor the urnace, Sc ettine IL ready for3
school hitch = n pen Sept. .17
Parmenter has rented hisI
farm to- yhisE ne ephe Ray Allk d, and
swill NOV stos a Austins his fall 81 B,
s drs. ball arco and sor Alden
Esundsyed II
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
GRAl1D MEA DOW

Mrs. Is: ] }. Weeks OF Thief River
Falls Is visiting relatives and friends,
here this week
Rev Stout viii preach Tuesday eve
ming insthe n . +. r church
John seiss has sold hia residence to
y IWallace Liadsley and viii spend the
winter n California 81 q
Mr. Bentley and bro other vent Is
the state fair Mond
Eastma an| preac ched his is farswen
sermon 90 stS \ t1e ! Conf ersga ations hnreh
ISundaJ s:sgi 8 M sssI
sg IS Ehe child { q os1s
Es9s : & ~ II 11 mi ~
Ekous tia.s aldll q
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
~ Z. x. !s;ss iS.5 {
SUTTON !!

4 Minnie Christgau leaves next Sat
urday for Red Wing where she will
attend the young ladies seminary
next winter
rs The hall game Sunday between the
Tigers and Elktonz resulted ID q score
Of 13 to AZ favor Of the eSlatter.
Mr. Frost, the depot agent at. Elk.
ton, and daughter Winnie were Sut-
ton callers Sunda lay. s
ThreshiUg was interrup upted for sew.
eral days by the heavy rains of last
week
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

and valuable. Many OF the young.
lady friends OF the bride met at her.
home Monday afternoon and held a
Kitchen shower. The happy couple
are occupying rooms ia the Bosworth5
residence where a few OF their youn g
friends called upon them Friday even
ing, leaving as remem brance several
beautiful pieces Of furniture. Con.
.gratulations. 4. .5 Il sz9 .5s5l
Miss Ruth Bronson ts visiting in the
twin cities. sS #.s=
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
BROWNSVILLE Z

: John Muncy. formerly of this vii.
lage, died at Dubuque Saturday The
body was brought here Tuesday fol
burial, Rev. G.. D.. Belden Of Austin
officiating. Mr.. MuncY came here
from Bellevue, Iowa, in 1874 and was
associated for a time in business with
John Aten. He was born in West
Virginia Apr. 13. 1922. When boy,
he went to Ohio to live, Ii 1850 he
went to California and spent le
months. On his return he settled in
Bellevue, Iowa. Coming to Browns.
dale from there. For the past three
years he has lived in Dubuque. he
leaves four children $ts@= @ =s..z 55.5 s:
n Miss Gertrude Evenham went to
Alexander, Iowa, Saturday where she
will teach for the coming year :s.=
The brick wallsSof the Dahle build
ing are complete q and the glazing is
done. z52 ..2a .f.s SIS, rs I Isl
S7| MISS DORA E.f$ Palmer mas returned
from q three weeks visit Ia Dodge
county. s :EE s.
s. b Fizell has been il town the
past week 81 U;
Miss Mabel Sleeper has returned
from her visit at .Croo okston. 4. &
Henry Ste yenson has taken charge
OF agrain elevator at Hayield. IS
Last week Miss Jennie A. ]. Y York
visited Mrs. y J 9. ndefson at Clare
mont. 5s Ss
Miss Catherine Kemprert Of Aus
tin ts visiting her sister, Mrs. q. T: r !:
Hanson
Mrs. g w Shortt who has been
sick, is conYalesce cent.
Mrs Carrie Porter Of Slbley, Iowa,
visited her cousin, Mrs. Frances
Iorns. last week 5ss}
Mrs. ] q. Leary Of Lane esboro, ar
rived In Town N onday .:s.sS sS
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
Is. s. s. .:.s,
ELKTON

d. M. BostWick, the former. hard
ware merchant, was in town Sunday ].
He intends leaving for arkansas next
week. <....:s .|:.5. ..s :.2E ~ rs. sx.- 81
q Mrs. Chas. Elmberg OF Saltwater is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Spreckels.5
and sister, Mrs. Myhre. Mr.. Elmberg
will be down for prairie chicken shoot
ing this week. *s=5 ss=..
8 Our boys went down to Sutton Sun
day and beat Miller's Tigers in ball
game Is to- Is. a large number Of
rooters, especially young ladies, went
down to cheer them on to victory.
Dave Holmes, engineer on the q.
G. W, spent Sunday with his folks
in town. #..S s.53 5.
Addie Doherty and Ollie Miller.
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Smith, returned to Grand Meadow
Monday. \
Frank Hamilt ton and Mr.. Myers OF
Grand Meadow spent Sunday with
friends IN town. 81 .9#s
. The dance Saturday eve. was very:
well attended il spite Of bad weather
and muddy roads and was greatly en-
joyed ~ all present Carp enter'sY
harp orchestra furnished the music.
which was, as usual, Of the highest.
order. There will be another Car
}penter', 3, dance Sept. 70.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
~. go
.TAQPI !.

Y Thos. Rough was in Austin Tues
day transacting business. r; y.se i
3. J.. Weigen did business in Aus
tin Tuesday. S*. ..i.- 81 .>:.s,5 =@.sz
q Dr. MS @Whitcomb b OF Austin did
some veterinary work for W. Y, Syck
Tuesday ). b. s} 81 sst.. G + =. .a5s IS. +
Mrs. G. Allenson returned from
West Concord accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs John Crossett. !.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, Sept. 8, Of Chas. Crossett to
Miss Sheldon Of Naperville. III. Mr..
Crossett was a young gentleman
highly esteemed by Taopiites. All
join ID wishing tnem happiness.
O. 81. DALEY sold lot, 3, block 8, In
the village Of Taopi to Thomas u.
5SheehaD. Consi sideration $25.
8 Miss Maud Rough returned from
Cresco Thursday y
Mary Welch Of Leroy was married
to Hiding Nelson Of this place Satur-.55
day. August %, at Austin They ex-
pect to make Taopi their future home:
All wish them much Joy il their new
life,
\ Eddie 8 Jordan came down from Far
ibault Saturd az to stay over Sunday
with hia mother and sister. J. j
b We are sorry TO say that Jas Cahill
does not improve In health very fast.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
CONCORD !.

Mrs. Howard Sill OF 1sI1YermOre,}
Iowa, Is visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n Gregg.
Robert Palmer departed Monday
for his home u Anoka.
Futlong and W ]. Edison
shipped q car load dsof stock Friday to.
be exhibited 81 the state fair.
Master Alan Edison is IL the cities.
to attend the fair He will help In
|exhibiting his ponies
Miss Loretta Furlong has returned.
after . three weeks visit IL Albert
Lea. She was accom- panied BY Miss.
Katie Ahern who will spend few
days 81 the Fnrlo long home a
Concord i is at s present singularly
|destitute of young men, a. Oh of1
the boys and most sOf the sbachelors.
are tsklng ii the sights 81 the fair
Rey. L And derson viii preach &c
Columbia school hons IS next Sunday
Eafternoon at three o'clac
n John aud Lizzie gDttx I'm q eft orsthe
state fair anesd day ornlng 81
srti Dixon l0stI ono sof hls best
| colt. .Sunda
o 1hlsshi hins HI 4 '1ne 81 ast week.
|en 81 fl i 4 81! q l!s J. &c
(inm n M fSs ard1s l,l ~ m m ~
lsouIk aIo.l l.Illl isns llI1 !|9!l
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
Under. Skirts.

! y The best Mercerized Petticoats on.
earth controlled BY me, a better skirt i
can't be made for the money, just 4.
see that S 90 skirt q.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02

$5 One lot of satins and taffeta and J
satin taffeta, all colors and widths
the very best ribbon at IS per cent off >
s& S Table Linens, Napkins, Towelings
zane$ Bed Spreads atsIo per cent off, =.
Mower County transcript., 1903-09-02
!. Soap: J j

ssSupe1tar Shampooing Soap, the incest
prepartion made the for
scalp worth 15c q cake j., Il,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
MRS. LOUISE WATSON.

Sister Of Misses West Dies at Reading,
Penn,
The Reading Herald Of July 20 contains
the following:
Louise, wife Of GEORGE Watson, died
at her residence, 516 Chestnut street, at
4 80 Saturday afternoon, aged 81, OF
asthma and an affection of the spine.
Deceased was a daughter Of the late Eras-
tus G, and Harriet West and was born at
West Fairlee, Vermont. She was a mem
Der of the First Universalist church,
president Of the Ladies Aid society, a
teacher of the Bible class, state secretary
of the Mission Circle connected with the
church, and president Of the literary So
eiety. She was also president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Homeopathic
Hospital for a number of years, but re-
signed on account Of falling health. She
remained a member. She came to Read
ing in 1876. Interment will be made at
Barre, VT, where Mr.. and Mrs Watson
were married. Two sisters, Misses Kate
and Mary West, are the sole survivors Of
the family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
SAVED THE DOG.
Two Men tisk Lives for Canine aud Dog
VIII Live.

Two Men I isk Lives for Canine and Dog
win Live.
Wells, July "a Charles Humphries
and Smith Norton, of Wells, risked their
lives to save the life Of dog one day this
week.
The dog had In some manner gone part
way down the almost perpendicular side
of mountain, and had reached project
ing rock, from which he could neither
climb up nor down The rock was so
small that the dog could not even lie down
and there he stayed and hOwled for nearly
five days without food or water
Finally Humphries and Norton decided
to try to climb down the side Of the
mountain and rescue the canine although
it was so steep that single misstep would
have meant instant death to either Of
them. They managed TO reach the dog
and then started back up with him. One
would climb a few feet and the other
would hand him the dog Then the sec
ond man would climb few feet and take
the canine, aud so on.
A large number Of the tOwnspeople were
out to see,t the rescue and Humphries and
Norton were heartily cheered when they
reached the top The dog will probably
livn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
Defying a Papal Ira
dition
THAT HE IS A PRISONER
Still Greater Crowds Of People View
Remains Of Pope Leo
Today.

Rome, July Today, the second day
on which the Pontitf's body lay in state,
dawned much cooler than yesterday and a
much larger crowd took advantage Of the
better weather TO obtain last view Of the
holy father Those who visited st. Peter 5
today included many from the Italian
provinces and a few foreigners who came
to Rome for this purpose. The Italian
court will tomorrow show its honor to the
memory of the Pontiff by attending a spec
ial mourning service In the Church Of St.
Sadasio Perosi.
Some comment has been caused BY the
fact that Cardinal 0reglia yesterday went
driving In Rome. AS be is acting Pope
this, IA a sense, deGes the tradition that
the Pope is prisoner.
The College Of Cardinals this morning
voted to inaugurate its cOnelaYe on July
30 First Cardinal Kopp, who is sup
posed TO personally represent the Kaiser,
appeared for the first time this morning
and was cordially received.
The viii Of the dead Pope was opened
at yesterdays meeting Of the congregation
Of cardinals. 1t consists of 80 pages, In
the handwriting Of Leo XIII and leaves
all his property tohis successor for the
use Of the church. To each member Of his
family be leaves present to be chosen
from the valuable objects in bis apartment.
Similar presents are bequeathed to bis
physicians The total amount of his prop
erty IS not yet known.