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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
COLD HITS POOR H4RD.
BIT 1t Chechs the Epidemic of GRIP
an THIS City.
WATER FREE FROM TYPHOID GERMS.

Sickness and distress are resulting from the
extreme cold Many victims of the cold are III
the hospitals Stories of intense suffering come
from the police stations. Many poorly clad and
half starved victims have appealed TO the ser
geants al the desks to he locked in the warm
cells to keep from freezing.
The epidemic of grip is checked by the cold
but the death rate is expected TO grow, owing
to the hardships brought many who con-
tracted the disease. Before the cold. dry spell
came the grip had increased to an alarming
extent as may he seen by the figures given out
yesterday by the Department of Health. They
show the number of deaths from influenza at
the end of each week follows:
lamar FssF@sry SO
January 31.-....----.--. q
If few more days of dry weather continue
the worst part of the epidemic will be passed.
say the doctors. but they frankly assert that
they fear the disastrous results to follow
sudden thsw This would be veritable in
oubator for the grip germs. and their attack
would likely reach such proportions it did in
the severe epidemic in 1891.
DR.. Deghuee. chemist Of the Health Depart
ment. was seen regarding the announcement of
Commission, that arrangements had been made
by the commission for a stricter inspection of
the Croton watershed in order to prevent pollu-
ton of the water. and that in a recent test of
water drawn from faucet in this city germ Of
typhoid found. He said that Laboratories
built along the Croton Valley, with inspectors
and chemists on the ground, would undoubtedly
prevent sickness from that source.
In order to identify a typhoid GERM said
DR.. Deghuee, Il; has to he isolated from others.
Certain differential tests must be made to dis
eliminate between a typhoid germ and the
many harmless germs. Several days are re-
quired to do this. l have no faith in any report
of typhoid in the water. Nothing of the sort has
been shown for long time. Tests are made
here every week, and last week the bacteria
logical examination showed Improvement over
the four previous weeks
President Lederle directed DR.. f Waters. the
hacteriologist. TO make careful analysis of the
water. DIR. Waters reported that one of his
tests showed that Croton water contained no
nitrate at all. ana another 262-1 000ths of a
grain in gallon. He declared that the water
absolutely free from typhoid germs.
President 1ederle says that there is no chance
of typhoid here from pollution, the dam and
waterways are thoroughly policed. He has
dered that analysis of the water be made
every three days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH IN NEWARK

Phillip Reilly. forty-onc years old, was found
frozen to death at o'clock yesterday morning. in
Iister-ave Newark. Reilly had been in poor
health and was at times slightly demented. He
left his home about O'Clock. partly dressed and
wandered about the streets until overcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
GEO. CLINT Co.
434S AND ~ WEST 239ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST i9"sTReer

At Hackensack the mercury dropped to degrees
below MIR DeEoe. weather prophet sslo
there would he more snow tomorrow ana ran
on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SIXTEEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO.

Hackeneack. Feb IS fSpeciaD.-The Thermometer
in Saddle River. miles north of here regis
tered l6 degrees below early this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19

OUTGOING STEAMERS,

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails,
I.Aquitans. Havre, French n m m
Esperanto. Havana Nev-Yor1 & Cuba 500 a m 90 a m
Apache. Charleston. CLYDE, ....--....- 300 . m
Svrecusa Msceto $tomau. .........- a.3n m a n,
Nfceto. Santiago LsrrinsEa ....-.... 1900 . m
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %
Santiago Tampico, Ward ..... . 1900 IN 100 n an
Rosalfnd Newfoundland. Red Gross 1890 m ~ % m
Cderidge Brazil lamp y Holt II 90 q 100 m
IIidehrand Barbados Booth m 400 p m
Nemea. Argentine houston, II 90
Algonquin. jafksonNillH, tlA 900
sATT RpAy. FEBRUARY 81
.,caria Liverpool m io.No n,
Wade ....... = m .
Neckar Naples t.oyd ........ 300 a m 70 90 n,
Graf Nalirree" Hhmoufe, Hamh Am. j. 90 2 ~
Nonomlnee. London \ Trans ...., p;fa n,
carr Ia giuan Glasgow. Allan.
I.anca-trion Liverpool. Levtard ....-
Toronto Hun. Wilson ...s..
Mo1a castle, Havana, ! & cuba 10 90 a m u m
Philadelphia, Porto Rico. Red D.. o 90 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise $40 Moon rises o. Moons %
HIGH WATER
A.M-Sandy Hook 02 Gov. Island 1884 Hell 323
P.M.-Sandy Hook 12 Gov. Island ia Hell Gate S35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wed, Feb. Is, 1903.
&RRIE ED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Menominee tBrD. Lucas, London February D.
the Atlantic Transport Company with passengers anu
mdse South of Fire Island 5:52 -
Steamer Sardegna UtaD. Montana. Genoa teDrudry :
and Naples Hirzel Feltmann & co. with 81 capin
and steerage passengers. mail and mdse- rrlNeu
Steamer Adirondack Gen. Bruins. Gonaives FEBRUARY
st Marc = ,. JacmeI 6 Santa Marta 10 and
Inagua H. TO Hamburg American line. with Two
passengers. mail and m1se- Arrived at the Bar at
2:56 = m. ..
Steamer Kansas CITY Smith. Savannah February TO-
to the Ocean steamship Company. with passengers ana
mdse. -
steamer jamestown. Hitler. Newport News and Nor
folk to the Dominion Steamship Company. WIN
passengers and mdse. .,
Steamer Renarty (BrD Sarchet. Norfolk February II
Shewan. < with mdse in transit; VIII hnlsh
loading YC6 ohama.
steamer BeIarden CBr,, MacIachIan Philadelphia Feb
ruary IL 10 & Javons. in ballast.
Hale Jacksonville February IL ard
Charleston Is. William 2 Clyde x Co, with Passen
gers and mdsr
clear
SAILED
steamers Brighton tNorl. Antonio; Guyandotte
Norfolk and Newport News Philadelphia Southampton
Ia Campne Dutch Antwerp: Germanic tBrl Liverpool;
Puerto Plaza: Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam
Princess Anne. Nor
folk Newport News; Alamo Galveston; Catania Port
Arthur: Uller Nor. Kits Demerara New 1orh
Domingo city, ETC. Hugin tNor), Banes; Mamma Hais
q ltir1ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
CHICAGO STOCKS.
open. High Low. ICIose.

FURNISHED by Tracy & Co No. 90 wan-st}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
Announcements.
Otrantd.
Otranta.

)tranta Z. & w. Otrant
new col!~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco Feb tS.The official closing quo
tations for minins stocks TODAY were as follows.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
8littr
unser anfsIs AZ Siertetsasbes.
eapse nsietnse al at psre DOB.
Or. STILES scarf Gnre biaIp
% b~eIbrtoeoe.

-3sa u1rrr iHs,a BetnHfsIish.b pse at fis,, at Or.
rptIty Ssart Cure sr alt hpab man tan sHHs bet at
oat. Sea Its al S~itrtsfsssom I Is aar % sapbs
prspst maRss torn lsaist 1sel.T. rtH iHbtI ita pre-.
p,hs Or. pttrss' esart Gart. iaHot iss tRssR e,notiaa
9fs bapee poseeptHs. % sftsr OF hapt prspst, boor
soee TERED 'paiu ptns- bar. iauits Tea. at H~HIiasas
Tsrss .Ssar, Sars' tunos siaipe mic. Sta barrie iao
ssftias xn'aIs. at ice til Fiber blsp hstt biiRb. IiuSsr
sisi. GniaIs ,aa iss ue ION esa Srs tps pafeitiutH
ab'oIui t'isr srussoaUtsHtHa. % itsiaS bStoHs, at its
blsp alssIss hsiSueet Sea raaser ate NT or bt'odrri
use Sfsrrtuason. I'll q, tass er YiI,s stp osar,
Suu ifrar Srs Eriptr eett, % siosr nit Raeu til
miHt eI~otti,staasr." - 9. o purba. atttHioz. gtbr
Sra mRrtsS< Tern SsletrHs al Sitrtsioossee
s~fttraartt 1890 J ct spsras'eusnt I It etpur Sitn
gIab bsfus en- glaub fine Ssmp'opsr. es bar al
iamrns NTt ION mtAt. Sta fstts III 3iSsr cmsse I
erofst o. mine etaiort. iami en- tuHa. toaisEee Cor.
mmm,Iit I Sari,a. peathss % periooif euHstr. Seq
blto pirf,lis baRat for min IilsaHe Oa fisots isI
GIansr al or SViIss' eeaTt Sure. S'tsr srussu Al
ben fsrIts 6IaEs bar isa aloris oasi bt'oGrst u'ss Be
sarzI, ubseas,Iiss SpHpsSmsr. % nu RI isl raf %
anitr min SeTorsesIi, Tor oarie.- - etp,s SHosrIOH |.
Rubu. G. q.
she apsxfts iaJesr % sorantstT hu Term Ginfs
al SI fpiIss' ~eastmtOtsr. siTiU si,sr TT sSs ON
RsrpsAsi % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aOusis Sr UiI,s'
IatottaI 60. gIfaart. Cab
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
gibt SunobeoSprat.

Sabe os SOlitin oil furere be ileite
Suoipsoomms.
- Seriom man aiitaffebs Srussn al
Saite, uiloc StaIoetbeo ioriuiuos.
- Vt Do en- ~raturlis Orb CT en- al
be table auniter", flyer ct Suubbeos'
blaS.
De fire bebIte 9~assmiblsr er fritz
Suit, Suno, 9iat % geuaselis.
- gsie Stlsnbeo bar fin Sprins
Belle fra 9jpfteuet; tbi Ell COB anfists'
fal oe beror paa peltilIapet Rab.
- &anEmGsiis Sr9nbepinsbrit er ct
iittert Rnrfe paa en- baarlis Selbrsb;
tbi en- 8eriou, Der er iuIbfummeu iriit,
bar iu9en Gttroa eiter iaaoan Stimu'
lans.
aotarrb os 9Bpbee tommer pite
a. at man puiter 9icnnem Wuuoen,
3eiie err en- al be r9r'te 8auer, man
fan iilesne Jig. 5rGt @eirst gicnuem
RGien ueo luttet Muno.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
WiSbagslur for Bern.

Get er en- %almtnbelig Reuins, at bet
er nsboeroist for imaa Bsrns Gripiel.
at be hoer Gag iaar fig Ell Miooasslur
pan en- Zine eler 10. Weoens ri ilet
life uil un~berouroere Rsopeubigbeben
uf riselis Ssun iur Ssrr, er Der bog
@rnno til Snbuenbiuser peo benus
8raris. Raar man lager / gstrast,
ming, bpor meseu 9ib, Der msogaar til
Giilabnins % Bautlabnins. Raalii.
Der Os Ssun, iaa er en- COB Bart al
Sgensts "a Timer Bit t~ilbragt inoen.
bsrs. Bette betpoer, at be faar Tibet
Sulifin, Os at be saar Slip al ben isr'
fts 8etiusslis for N iuub Bert. Oct
SolIfiu, be iaar, er life pna lanst n9r
al iaa flor 8arbi ior benz, ium bet funs
be bore, ba bet sntsu er for tiblis paa
Rursenen eIer for lent paa Gitsrmib.
hagen. (aRau marfe fig, at bet life er
Spaobsrn Der er Gale ON, men ON
imaa RpQinser, Tom Tan tumle ia poa
sssu Saano ubs | bet 5rie). De Smaa
iiliassr baabe | Bart os stsrfe Deb at
tilbrinss bisis parbifulbe Timer ube /
fri 9uft.
Rptten ai risslis Ssuu for Bern tan
life ubsruuroeres; mel faar Barnet
pirtslis mere Ssun psb at brinaes i
ssns mibt pau 9us,u? gi ioritaar,
at bette life sr IiIialoet: tbi griarina
bier, at psnne RiOoussIur sisr. at be
paasnsr pmtrius CT Time t~iblissre ON
Rprsenen.
5riif 9uit Os Solifin sr abiolut nsb.
peuSiss Sstinselier for enbpsr lspense
Sfabninss 3riuisl, % iiar mar bet
sialSer Born. Sab benz bOlse fs
ubenbsrs iaa meset ION muiist, naar
geirei iilaoer bet, ps be pil ubsn uno.
tasslIe games berpsS. Soralsre. Der
suifsr at L fine Bsru bore pp iunoe o.
itarfr, bsr marfe JIG bette.
(Giter -Sealtb".)
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
QriSonos 0seruber.

On al re m rrfcItgite SnbuItricr i
@ercen er bel Ssmiuerir8en / nprbli9c
griSona. Ger er ira Ss8rutirr, man
ceo @incrins uOuinbcr s. for Mate.
bet Der.
9isie Ssminsr cQer Sserptier finbes
nGr Spen 5lasitaif, GO bet CT Iprit /
ben ierere Tib, at man bar beapnbt
meb Ssminerins % 9siprGnsnins Der.
&c, ionr itnar / Spioieu for SOretasen.
bet, renter fig fore 9ins, beres bet ne
I'll. Sffe alene boaber be at ubuinoe
50 NOT for ct Snss Bper CO gpmmer,
leire | Smesren; men DC trur osiaa, at
be itol furne fOrirne Ssrnbanerne boa.
be / IriSona, Reiu Merico % enoU9 / eli
itsrre 9ratt al California meo So
Der finoes nemlis life enonu noeeu S.
iabriter | ben fore 8c9iun, ipm uoQisr
ben norblise Del Of ben ~iaafaIoie "itore
amerifauIfe Srfen". Z triferne / Sos
Guseles, 8bOsnis albuqucyque % Sos
8esas bar i flere Gar foripuet Soil i
bette strps mso So; men rem bsie
Sernbanefrast atpeb Ell itip gris bar
siurt Sien itammeli9 bpr.
Zen melt prubuttiue Sssrotie lisser
sperft i Glarfs galep, II Rit ipbpeit
for Slastaff. stjSnt Der Tan finbes liz
seiaa bra Ssmiuer / Smesnen, sr be
bog uanitelisere at tumme til, Os bet er
en- flem Sage oeb benz.
Gn 8osnpei saar lise til Sssrutten
griSonas 2umber 60. baobe isr en-
Sernbone, iom git iorbi ner Sssrptten
men ben er MI flpttet.
Snbtil for ct Oars lib iibsn bapbe
insen parst mere eub 200 Sob inbe /
@rotten. Sun imaa Reripner funos
fumme iaa Iansi. Rsn iaa tom Der
en- una Rano peb Rapu G. @. 9uIipn
fra Rsw gorf til 9rOttsu, us bet lpft.'
bss bam at frpbe 100 Sob lansere inb.
Der bespnbte @rotteu at ubpibe fla %
bli ouermaote for. Sra bsnns fore
@rptte funbt ban isien Snbsanse til
andre @rotier. alt oar iOlib SIS. Ran
trpr. OF Ssmusisn itatter fig lanst nsb
/ Sorben, Os OF Ssuinsn iaaIebes sr
nar iust motsmmelis.
Oct er nptiaa marfelist, at mon |
2anosts uarmeite strps Hal hume mi,
mere % iprrnse ub uuiurlis S. belle
Slaret ruHbt; men bet fommer 10 psl
mee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11

naor aiagcr mSfcmrrer. iaa CT her
alto | Set Siitrift, roprfra De fon-
mer. en- Resicrinssfoumisiion. Der
itaar iarois til offcntlie at benaste
9eerunoeiien al Sisie, IisegNbigt en-.
ten ban fieiroer noset til Sagen eier
life.
Sorreiteu nraa ies irubrsmte, at bet
at itruffe De boioe GmbcSsmGto, Der
begaar Sperspb. foet uiibe hiRipe,
Get er Bette Soanesorbetoe 90 Ser
tpunrane MiIit9rtenrite, Der er aur.
Iaaen til BE uIpffelisc 5orboloe, %
oct er altioa Spitemet, Der mao or
flares. 9ette er BET ianme lom at
iiae, at Song 9eopoib er Den etelte
aniparigc. og han or Den. Der burSe
Itraffes Tor ale 5fipr5isbeSerne.
SourSan 9ano monopuliieres.
Ia ies bar tasct op iau nregert
Naos meo at iremlhlle ben grulorn.
me 9cbanoIing. ion &c SuSfsSte or
@ieuItano nor, oil ieg blot / aortheo
funue omtoIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LET OF RisitonrrerreS Rettigbeoer.
elsie to SpsrgsmaaI FIN inriSlertio
let beipares iamti0igt 90 / tslgetoe
Oroelag: SeIe Congo Staten n'eo
llnS.agelie al en- intal Strpfntns paa
GeItfpIten er MI Set mellem aonget
oa ct Nnsal itore 2lnomoropolter, I
boiIfe / Sc iIeIte SilfGfoe Stateu or
S2n IterIte afticbaper. meo Def Reiil'
tat, at al SribanOel err forbt. % bier
fen SorretingSmGno eller Misiion9.
rer fan iaa fisbt 2anb. Yer 1898
funSe SanS faaes tilfidb8 meO ptsie
Sn0ifrGnfninger, men itoen bar III.
sierirget np9tet at i9Ige 2aro. Seize
uf 2orto paa fort Sio foresaar enorm
al % I'll. Seq ifuI imISlert30 oplple,
at init WisiionSielfab / 2sbct Of De
itoite aar bar iorisgt fire 8an9e at
fad fisht Souo, men bar iu1et IfIlag.
gsarr 0ertit oplpies, at en- 6ororo.
ming or iSite0t, ser iorbDber 0tiSiio'
nGrer at op6o.Oe Jig mere ero fcruien
Gse paa noset Steo, boor ban life
bar 2anb, iaa oil man ie, bporleSes
Srartateu meo Senipn iii IisiiorS.
at5etOe operbolbeS. Eaa iamme
IaaSe er neutrality-suspicious. bleo.
ne be5unSleSe, iaa belle 9crIinertraf.
taten i0G3 life er al6ct cno ct 0sot
SogItap.
Song 2eopoIb oiientIiQ1isr ira Us
til an>en 9enrstclic al aiagcrneS
3~e1runSctbcO % p~aaitlar iremoeIeS,
al bans 6GrO or 0.ftcrct al mcnncfc.
fiUrlige Seripn. Nen Sir GboneS
Gilfe % ANDRE. ser bar unoerisgt
Sor1otSene, erflTrer SiIitaneen /
Congo Statert Tor of pPre let aa6ent
Scar, iom Dc anSrc cio;lijereSc
gtogtcr far en- 6o.plieteI;e tft at fl.
rere, % life minEit Sc Iorcneoe Sto.
ter, Scr, lta8tet &c life O2Itog / Der.
lirerForfererccn, bar ipiact en- frpm.
rdgetee Role / Retning al at brinae
Congo taten til Ber0en. -"
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
Spbe ganoeorat.

9aelia at ppe ia / at tr9ftc bDbc
aanocorGt er al flor SjGIp | mango
Sp9brmstiIi9lber. GerucIuUttslie, 1et
6~prbpiclic, SlObiattisbeb, SrOu,itis,
altbma, p9 nGiten ole 9uuasipoNomme
9aones i bpi Grab oerpco. Cube Clan.
Seora8 ptrter iom Ell iubpeuois Wtus,
iase, itimulersr paa bsune Rnaoe Ser.
uernc og ~iierner aliags 8ctrHbeli: %
Slooiatti9bch. Blobet fortunes rsioo
eerrec mco mere SuritUf % b!ir berior
rCrcre.
Elsie gnocbr9tsspelier uua, Tor at
are iii npgeu lamb Npiie, praftiiereS
reaeImrSii9 o9 poa ret Sis. Bran
irGffer Scirct Ion9iomt o. bpbt. ian at
MuitIernc i Srpitet % l,noerlipct ioar
Gu!ebnin9 at hiGlpe til. Den inoanus
ococ 2uit bplocs / 2un9erue nosle Die.
blitte, iaa lGuoe man finber BET bebas
gelt9t, bporciter ben laneiumt uoodnoss
i9ien, iuotil 9unserue er albsles uo.
tpmte. 9isie Guelier maa gientases
fra ieutcu til tpue @unse us praftiieres
en- elIer 10 @anse ON 9agen sller iaa
Oitc, iom bn snifer. Oct tiger fig islp,
at man nlaa bape iulbt up al iriIt quit
bpis bet ital uptte npset; - aabre bsrs
for 9inouet. - Oar maj Soite. iaa pil
oisie Guelier furere ben. 0tan fan
srabuis sse gpclierns, eitcriom mon
tiltaser i 8reiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
KS For kvmden s.
{ aor -ateVras.esaea- al Una donna J
garnebiertst ct sseiI.

Sppr cmbpsselise buroe lite Sural'
brene bare nisb, at Samtalen, iom 10
res ! Sjemmet, % bet Gin, iOm Der lie.
pcs, er at en- ppbsiet 8arafter. Suor
fort ipnier life Siemlipets 1anfesuns
% Spsiel reo / garnsiialsn. Sarneis
Sjerte err lis en- Snue, / bpilien ali, Der
er mutt os scot, bsr bprtes % nares.
Sicmmets llnoeroisuins fan aIeris
sanite uorpobes al SinSet. Ten hinge
fan tumme Ianst bort paa Gipeis, Ianst
bort ira Sarnsts SpeaIer, men Grim
brinssn, Zig en- Sfptsensel. pil umipape
bet, us naiten nltib lsee BET tilbass.
ct Tibet Barns Sial er iom ct Spell,
bppri ale Subtrpt afbiIbes; beriUr bsr
boer Dag urre beais us rem % @Ube.
rem p9re Breiiinoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
SaafalSte ~itnocriSselIer.

Regieriugen forestuer nItib at pGre
~beIfi9ftisct me0 at uroerisse geret.
tigeIien Of inSf0mrte 8laser, men
mar man peo, at SSnesbprOe1re ia.
ses fpr luffeoe Gsre, os irser apOeu
emo De pr9iiSerenOe embeosmRnS,
ser ieiu er Bart | Sugeu. iaar SOP at
ipsrge giSnerne, ioa pe0 moi, ogiaa
Reldtatet paa 5or5aarS. Der er m.
seniombeIit noiigt til at opnna Ret
i9rSisbeo, os oerfor er aongen ogial
nltiS piais Ill at iaoe SiSie uHSeris-
geIpr foreedn. SoapiN mig be.
tienSt err erSmi life en- eneite bleoen
itrafet for be SfiRnotgbeOer. iom ieg
ieIo bar pRret 8tSrte III. en- @arg
imeaem bGrtoer oct. Of en- OFFICER
ION en- Clogs S,rai bltper til6aee.
talot en- fort lib ! gormd, men bette
er fim iorat iRtte geroeu gIaar /
Einene. 9ct er pgioa ct 5attIn, us
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11

A9ecorab. Soften" os "Seo arnsu" ct aar, meo benne Sang.
bog iom YrGmie. $1.35. Sptaset er life tort
goresie: B. ANUNDSEN,
Decorah, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11

Snsen "ssmmerfsse". 6npr Or. 5pfps
Isr's ertraet OF Bib Strafu6errp er oeo
SamSen. Ratlirsus IiobeI fur ale
arter at los RGpe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-11
Der ,,ysite DIebee
ier SpermanS.
SnoebolOcnoe omhins 375 sier o. sause af islsenOe SHObOn:

!. SGsrtlaaSst, Solicit 90 6rtbtSsn.
ii. artstrru. 9GsrrtH 90 sfpttrrrn.
III. ssmanstn 90 GiTfrrtu.
Nv. eaaHsuGrf % arsrtst.
V. emstnttr % saugsrt.
vi. SouStaanstu.
The broad ax., 1903-10-24

The Equal Opportunity League held
It's arst annual meeting at Bethel
church. Sunday evening. II was I'D
dressed By Col Edward n. Morris,
attorney for ''The Gamblers Trust "
who was never known to spend one
dollar Of HIS money for the advance
ment or Tor the Improvement Of the
Afro-Americsn race, Major Franklin
A. Denison, and Doctor Charles E.
Bentley. The church was crowded.
but the speakers or no one else seemed
to be familiar with the aim or the
object Of the meeting. Col OF Elder
D. R. wilkins, who at one time ran
a church at Jacksonville. M. Hon
John @. Jones, and many citizens
equally Is prominent occupied con-
spicuous seats IN the pulpit.
The broad ax., 1903-10-24
NOVELTIES IN EWRLRY.

Hatpins having hand-painted china
heads are seen.
Enameled mandolins, guitars, tennis
fackets and other like things are seen
among the belt buckle designs.
A beautiful brooch Is in the form Of q
lizard and Is made Of small diamonds.
Down the center Of the back Is a row Of
emeralds and the eyes are rubieS
A pretty piece Of jsWelry is a large
boWln0t Of diamonds, with the long
ends and loops dropping downward and
having a. each end large solitaire.
To hang or the long chains are small
spheres about as large as an English
walnut, which come In gold, silver or
gun metal. These small balls unsereE
and display hidden In their centsrS lit
tie powder pufiA
The broad ax., 1903-10-24
CURIOUS OBSERVATIONS

A bare foot-12 inches.
Standing WsIl In the eyes-tsGrs.
Only one way to brace up-get mar.
ried.
Never sought for. but often reached
old age.
To have q good ear for the drum onG
wants q good drum for the ear.
A left-handed man is often right, but
q right-hauded man Is oftener left.
When single you have your own way.
When married you halVe your own way
perhaps.
Prodigious strength makes the race
horse all the harder to pass; notso with
the butter.
A Georgia paper made mention Of Z
negress SO yeans old and referred to her
Gs Aunty Belle. In another column II
mentioned q negro, Elijah Houston. 100
years old, and referred to him as ante
beIlum.-N. 7. Herald.
The broad ax., 1903-10-24

ne old. boW-lessed. side Whisksrsd
preacher Who one tine ran q one
horse church near Jacksonville. m,
Is stnl living IL the house On Dearborn
street not Ear non s2nd street With
TIE short o. the kinky haired widow.
A Hide bird informed Is that there
Is only one bed n the house; that the
old side Whisksred preacher, Who Is
becoming Is hot aftsr the sisters IS
RsT. Abraham Lincoln Murray. sleeps
On the aoor near the bed which is
occupied By the widow.
The broad ax., 1903-10-24

In The last issue Of the Old Church
orgsn @uncls Rnbe" says e 'hs
wants 70 be WIN write about Dan r
wilkins, Of KY. II "Unele Rube" VIII
promise to write and publish in the
columns Of the Old Church Organ the
record az Elder D. R. wilkins while
he was engaged in running q church
ct Jacksonville. m, We win present
%Uncle Rube with 3 brand new twenty
dollar cvercoat. VIII you do It
@Uncle Rubeg We pause for a
reply
Ex-Alderman Fred Hart, and Joseph
P. Junk, Of the 18th ward. It Is said.
WIN spend ten thousand dollars next
spring to help prevent the return Of
Alderman Thomas Carey to the city
council. The popular ex-Alderman Is
making lots of money in his various
business enterprises and Joseph Junk
the wealthy brewer, has money to burn
and they can vel afford 70 spend
twenty thousand dollars in the inter
est Of a good German-Americsn, whom
they win support for Alderman Of the
18th Ward.
Col or Elder D. R. wilkins. Of
the Old Church Organ aud his hand
some side whiskers, are holding down
a sob in the once OF the County Clerk
II was thought that many Of the tin
horn politicians that Col. o. Elder VII
kins was making so much money In.
running his Old Church Organ and
White-washing jaekleg and whisky
drinking preachers that he would be-
above splitting his ministerial or
WOmsn's mouth from ear to ear in
order to induce his white or black
political master to permit him to pick
up a few crumbs in the once Of the
County Clerk