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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17


haben, bieie gelpaltige Sltnne 81
oefen. Mns beoelltet Iieies2 g.
'bebeltet, boB ein jebes Der 80, 79C
Ntttal'eoer Der 8eieaibaft az beH
alter, peldes es ieBt bat, nod 81
Sabre Ginjablnngen MAIDEN miibte,
ehe Der leste Goaur gebsft ipare.
Wer i'm 20. Sabre eingetreten, mir.
De bonn 1O1 Sabre unb 240 Gage
alt lelrt. nno Elm Witslieo, oas i'm
"A. Sabre ltebt, pIroe bas alter
pom 125 Sabren 240 Tagen erreidell
millien, che Die gegenpartige Ser.
binoliffeit gebedt pGre. 9ieie
Sbotladpe ipriht fir iib ielbIt, Do
lnier gegenpGrtiges 9iirtitnitts-
alter lnr nlebr 1921 Sabre be.
tr1at.
Nun Die 8erednune: @eriide.
rlinas.S umme 81 100000 per Rit.
alieb; 8rtminm $t2.33; 9urd.
lhnittsalter 1921 Sabre. 1921
mol 1928 lit aleib $409.47. ga
ole Sterbe-&ote i'm Sabre 1901 mni
leOes Sailieno Mitglieoer 10 betrug,
nerblelbt fem lleberidyuB ans bieienn.
Ste &elerpe bon 1928 betrGgt,
ipenn Der Sterbe- Sonbs aufgebraudt
miro. ipie bieies bier Der San lit, nur
mehr SAL, ipabreub er 4ett 1914
~betrogen ioute. Die Siniessinlen
BON elmer @eieroe bon SAL iinb a.
Collar 1886 NAL SAL sleif
$t49.27. OieieS ergibt 3uiammen
S55S.74. CONT ein 9efi3it fiir
iebes Der 32,790 WitsIieber BON
S441.26 ODER 5uiammen $14.46S,-
$3.50. Siele Summe miro Den
Wfitalieoern entsoaeu perben miilien,
nel6c meiit pegen Der @eriiherung
heisetreten iinb.
Sic groBen Serren, neld)e es iid)
lciIten fonnen, Den 8ebeimmiBfranl
mitnmad)en, iagen uns, Die &er-
liheruIg lei Nebeniad)e. 9ie ormen
Irbeiter unb fleinen @ei6aftsleute
lolen iid has merfen: oaB ibr @obl
mo @ebe Nebenade lit, ipenl
uur Die oHrominenten" ibreu SpaB
haben. Seber Erielter, melder ir-
aeno elm llrtbeil fallen fann iiber
oaS electromagnetic en-, Dem ioIte
es bod FLAIR iein, oaB bier Slide &c.
fonaen merben, Die man nift betom.
men miirbe. wem Die 8eIbibte uid,t
10 prominent" uno 10 gebeimuiB.
poa betriebeu Diiroe. 8or 33 uub
mebr Sabren baben sic 2pgen Elm
abnlid)es Sanoperf g~etrieben. Die
Tolae lpar, bdB Die Seriiherten meiit
leer alsseganeen iinb, aber Der
SoaeniirIefan5 fir Die rYrominen.
ten" fortbeitebt. @enu MN Die He.
saftiOn bes nGiti5en" pieber 2ult
peripiirt. inns neuc 9epeiie fir Die
8iite Der Columbus. Sitter an brin.
Gen, Damn brinet er oieielbe arf
Redlm,ng Der Sitter I'M Irbeiter.
fittel.
(Rep.) q. s. 9eder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
IN GbieaaO lit Der &i iii

Of ri it / d. G @irtbi6aits 8 @rmno.
idBe aegen Die ltmitur3.S beorien ser
So5ialiiten er0ffnet woroen, uno
amar inter ic6r 0iinItigen ltmitGn,
ben, Or. u. Setter bon 8uiialo hat
cine Reibe GortrGge in Oen perIdie.
oenen S~dulboQen Der oeutid. re0en.
ben aotboiiten Der Gtuot ]be0onnen.
@leid beim GiutrciieH oe$ bodylu.
@crrn 2ottorS in Der Staot, i6idte
linn Elm So3inliit iencn @riei pcl6en
mir al onoerer Stellc publi5iren uIlo
tpeldleH Or. Setter altd IN iebr tref.
ienocr &ortcn benutmortet bat, lpic
Die &eicr ielbit urtDeileu f0unen.
MenH ieBt nod cine gn5abl Gbulifer
Sample in perihieoenen StGbten oes
SGubes iid creigucu, baum oori man
hoffeH miere aotbolifeu 8rieiter
uno &aien mlf5rnpeden, mo 6aB in.
t~0!ge0elieH EN- erniter aampf fir bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Mm@ eime Smia tm,ne m tie
(gtnaelan6t.)


eSm @lallben lno in Der ueber3elt.
sung, baB es ein Aft Der Sc
rehtisfeit lit, Die ,peniser BE
mitteltel, welhe elmer 8eriiderungs'
@eieaid)aft a~ngeboren ODER elmer
iolhen beitreteu mobtenL auf5utld.
rem. leien oieie 3eilen geihrieben.
altS Den 253 @egenetti
aem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : 8eieu.
lhaften, oeren Sabresberidt pom /.
Sanuar 1902, in Sdnoeu it, ergibt
iif foIgenbes Heiultut:
Die Berbi d.
ober 8erliherrmaslumme betrGut Die
n&leinigfeit" bon iefs giaionen
lehsbunoert ltnb pieruuoadt5ig Mil.
lionen (6,6S4 000,00U. @eaen
oieie @erantportli6feit lit unvre
u lidulb ieBt unb Die.
ieniae mad Dem gurger,
e Elm reines .8idelfino" (bie
&ebuftion mOd)te oieien Iusbrud
iebt better periteben). Sir oieies
@critanbniB m0bte ib bier eratu.
lireu!
lin bieic Sdllo si oedeL uno
aiDar IN elmer uerniiuftigen 3eit,
miiBten Die gimlabmen hieIer 253
@eielidaften iabrlidL obne anbere
MusIagem $t41,04S, 900 betra.
aen. 9tum betraaen bieielben aber
etma SS9,69S. 900, alio $57.350.O00.
peuie. 9ieie Sbatiade 3eigt,
pie porIihtig Der urme Mam lein
muir, iuenn er iein ialler perbientes
@elo IN gegenieitiger Sebensperlite.
ring anleoen mohte. Inter bielen
253 8eiellihaften lit iebe pouitdnoig
gut, iiir Sere, pelde innerbalb Der
.auten Eeriobe" iterbeu. Gie
ieniaen, melfe alt lueroen, baben 8e
legenbeit aus5uiinben mie LANCE
tire 8eieuidaft gut" lpar.
9le MODERN 8poDmen
of america" bon Eod SsIanb,
Sa,, trdgt fait Elm Se6s.
tbeil bieier gegenieitigen gerbino.
iid,feiten. Sic baben cine Nelerpe
BON Netto ST ,269, 1S5 nad) einem
sipansigiabriseu 9eite6cn, mdbrenn
lie cine gesenmdrtige 8erantwortlif-
felt BON 81, 097 ,419,5 500 bat. 9ic
reinen Ginnabmen oieier @eleuidait
iOaten II nj iher an ein niht
SO, 9S,054.O0 betragen lonoeru
S21 100000.
@ie lit es min m0slidl baB inteli.
aente Seilte, an benen, nie man bod
annebmen milB, es bier oltd) niht
Ieblt, 10 su uwirtbibaften" fort
fabren! Die nWoobmen" iinb cine
aebeime @eieGid,ait, mo bieieS
8ebeime perbunfeIt Sen flaren glid.
0aS Mitglieo tritt, bur6 bic
y e b e M B T d mereL in
cine nerfebrte Steaung ieinem
@eibe, ieinen &inbern ia ieiner
aanaeu 8lutsoermonotifoft geeen.
iiber, 10 oaB es iiiglia iagt ODER
benft - Die @eriiterung lit Neben.
iade.
Sic n@opbmen" alauben beute
nod nidt an Die trallrige Gage ibrer
8eieaibait, nnb perSen es aud ni6t
alauhen, bis es al ipdt lit. Bon
ben 25S 8eieuidaften lit fallm elm
.gaderousenb", bas 2ebeHsiGbigfeit
aeniia beiisen miro, Inn 8ereftigfeit
iiben AZ f0nnen, ielbit tpenu tie iid
bciiern mouten. Sbige gerehnure
lit IN feinem Sale au bod, ionoern
ourdhpeg su nieorig, oa Die Brud).
tbeile ausgeiallen iinb.
Mit 8ruB
I. S. 0eder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
gSic Die HadfOlaenbc Nadridi


mittbeilt, lit IN Der Wiiiourier
StantsIeQislatur Oie S6ulapmgs.
&orlaae elifli6 oobsemurfit" NOR
Der, uuo 5tuor tnfolge bes tlugen
auftretenS De8 Serrn .. 2uig. IQe
Ghre Dem paferen tatboliiben Ser
elnsmarne uuo &olfspertreter! Won
idrei6t Der oglmerita" aus SefferioH
Gin:
Scr |Sous . au&iduB fir Gr5ieb.
nng = an9elegenbeiten beihloB aui
anttoa ieiues mHderen. oeutIhen
fotboIiihen Ct. &ouiier Wtitgliebes
Ben. 2ui a., NIT ollen Stimmen
QeNeH cine, Die Murpbp'ide g d II l.
5iDangS 8orlage MI,
9 iinIti9 ein6uberiGten; unS boS
SmI3 bat rnh elmer ipdter eingetrof.
fcnen 0epei6e Qcitern nod bcn
GoRite6crid)t angeUommeu. Gamit
lit hoS Sdidiol hieier uid)t nn6e0cnf.
li9en Siu 0ciiuitip beliegelt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
aus Der Raterne.

llnteroifiaier (pom fran5Giii6en
Selosuge eraablenb); .9llio am 3.
iinh 4. GeSember paren Die Shlabt.
taae BON Orleans. Gas lit nGmIid,
cine aroBe iran3oiiide Staht, no -"
Ginidbriger (porlout eiugreiieno)
.@ons rittig, Serr llnteroffi3ier,
burh Seame b'Arc beriibmt."
l~lnteroitioier (miitbeno): aSie ba.
ben bier gar nitts mitoureoenL Gin.
iabriaer! auBerbem beiBt es nitt
Sdan6arf, ionbern Shanbarm
Gas merten Gle fib!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Der itreit6are Batter Seder bal

: Der itrett6are Batter Seder bat
iein Ghtnttbeil ge9en Die eoelen
Sitter, Die nani9bts OF Columbus"
qeihnllngen, rlO uniere SeIer mers
Den 0elpiB beiien 9luseinanoeriebnn'
cen an anoerer Stclle nit ~beIpnoe-
rem SSntereiIe leien. Die Sitter
aber boben ibrem 2eiborgane bon
@tilpuufce, @iS., Dem er5lIberalen
.Gitisen", Die Eriigel 81 peroanten,
Die tic bon Safer 9eder erbalten.
9icie$ Sd,anbblatt bat Sater 9eder
pcritieoentIid IN geraoe5u flegel-
batter @eiie ongefaaen lno 5tpnr
ollS reiner, liberaler o8rafebIlltd)t".
9tun, Die Siebc limo audi nidt aus
g%ebltehen, wie figura 5eigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Sc n,ri bud Gin erbabenes Gefibl

Der @robe ieiu, oas 10 eilen frieee'
MISREPRESENTATION @eiit befaat,
nern er neueltens lieIt bob bic
,pebrfrQftiss Maunidaft Der Ser.
Staaten nod BEN ~neuelten geret'
nrrgen beS Generals oiutanten Cor
bin auf 1O,S53,395 ongegeben miro.
@s lit bieie 3abl geipiB elm itattlldes
Opponent uuierer Starfe, uber ipett
mir itarf iino, ioqteu mir inns III be-
iouberer @eiie bitten, inns 5l erbes
ben, bern es lit lei6ter, einen &rteg
anfangen, aI8 oie 8euiionen du be.
5oblen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Die i66mHe SMnDtraM.

. Maria rein, ltmlpoben
Son Der Hoieu idGnlten slrtenl
s Raria, 4u 2ieblidite.
Sn 8ottes groBem, munberiG,G-
nem 9artenl
so = =
8 Maria. On Solbeite,
Oh Sd0nite aller Srauenl.
8 Moria, Oh 8iitige,
allf Die mir rmiere Soffmn,g
ballen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
aatboliIdsr ~air6eus3aienoer.
SeIus bsilt einsn Slinosn. - Gut. Is,
8emGs @uuid oes GentroisSer'

zines unO Der fotboltiden Sooeratlon
bereitet man iit in ben groBerrn
StGoten oes 9anoes ouf bic Subeis
feier bes 81. @ater, Sec oes Drets
aebnten, Dor. Cincinnati, Buffalo
uuo Gittsburs MAIDEN Die groBartlg-
ften @orbereitun9en 5u mosllblt lm'
pcianten SeierIibfeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
60! Col! so!!!

Serr grpan mill niht nit Serrn
Glepelmo an einem mo bemielben
Glide eiien. 9as lit cine 9loBe bes
Srn. grpm, nno es lit elm darafte.
riitiidles Werfmal rbemotratii6er
Sarmouie"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

Gin poblmeinenSer 2eier, heiieu
bidteriite geaabung uus SprgtH
madt, bat ms pieoer elm nGeoidt"
einaeidlidt. @enn Der Mann Der.
ipridt, oas 8erieHlad)en bleiben 5u
laiien, iinb mir bereit, iDm an Der.
aeiben. Gr ioll es uber a II d
70 iebe tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

Sd) CLAUDE feinen @ioeripruh al
erreaet, lpenu i6 ais Sagesoronuno
tiir Die Debate cinfaf iolgenoes felt
iese: &eiigion ober So5ialisnuus.
Sn Der feiten. Gripartltng Dab gle
DEM Gomite cine unper3Islihe ant.
MORT ertbeilen bamit Die Arrange.
ments etc. beidleunigt rueroen fon.
men. perbIeibe id
M6tnngSppa
Nubolpb @roBmunn,
Meoatteur DER nSadel",
45 &c. Glarf Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

Inter Dem Sitel: Ser Seliel in
Der Stride. bat irgeno Elm Sdmns.
lint - pariheinlih Elm ipetulatiper
SSSllbe - elm Bud peroiientlid,t Wel-
Dies bon llnfldbtigfeiten gegen Brie-
tier uno Die tatboliihe Stride itrobt,
@ar pieIieidt Der 9erfaiier einmdI
in elmer Stride uno lit ibm baourd)
Der Sitel ein1efallen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17

Al tUttWttptcV. NSeHH WI tuu)
Sauie fomme, ipiu ih ibm Sbren
9riei our geroffentlibung ienpen,
hamit er Die So5ialilteu III Buffalo
auftldre iiber Die 8eligiousfreuuo'
lit,feit beS So5ialismus IN Chicago.
Mer immer, ierner mir porbGlt, BOB
ReIiaipn uuo Sosialoemofratie iih
uiht piberiprehen Gem peroe ih
fiinftig Sbren 9rief seigeu, INN ibr
eines 9eiieren 3u ~belebren, lno
barum banfe ib Sbnen paB sic mir
oieie 8eialigfeit erpieieu babeu.
Sbre SermlSiorberuna 5ur' 81.
botte fommt 5u ipdt. Gor einein
Sabre baben MIDI Die So5ialilten in
Buffalo berausgeforbert, NIT ibnen
iiber bieie Sbeie an bebattiren:
al Only Socialism can emancipate
the working class from wage-slavery;
b EVERYBODY should join Social
Democracy.
SD bin our Gebntte eri6iehen
nno mar eritaunt, oaB beibe &eoner,
Die Ger Sosiaiismus %itellte, Die Sbeie
nift eiumal b~eriibrten ionoern Ii6
ari bic lanolaniisen girnben be-
idrGnfteh Die man tagli6 in jeber
ipaialiitiiden 3eitung IeIen fam.
Sh brebte oarum ben Stil nm nnb
ioroerte Die So5ialiiten mlt Die
Sbeie, Die Tie aufitellten 81 betpeiien
uno madte mid anheiitig, Tie, pen,
beIpielen, 81 pioerlegen.
Riemano iteute lid our Debate
oils Serr Steiner Don Der .guiiaIo
Arbeiter. 3eituns", uno aud er be-.
'dranfte lid auf Die iiblid)en Ius,
iaae auf Die sesenmGrtise ~topitoliiti.
Idle Notwithstanding uuo, pom
Sbema obmeihcno, leBte er al leine
Strait eiu. um 81 beipeiieu. oaB Der
Soaiclismus niht reliaipnsfeinbli6
lei. Sbr Brief. wie oben benlertt.
lpiberleat ibu g~ldn5enbJ
Garmls fonnen Sic ieben beB iGJ
fem Reuling bin in 9ebatten nit
Snsialoemofratea unb oeren Erafti-
fen geuiigeub femme. sic bGtten,
ipenH sic ebrIib iein wolten midi
often aur Gebatte ioroern ioaen; tic
: aoaen es aber Dor gu lager, id
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-11
A Good Move

The school board have rented the
corner building opposite the Gazette
Office and will turn the same into
school room. It is their Intention to
place Miss Morris in charge, giving her
the chart and first and second grades,
and giving to Miss Hunter all of the
3rd and 4th grades. This will for the
present relieve the congested condi-
ton and allow the teachers q chance
to do good work.
The present situation demanded i'm.
mediate relief, as Miss Hunter had
close to 80 scholars and four grades,
while Miss Fisher had some so pupils
and four grades, Miss Morris has about
40 and the same grades as Miss Hunter
A solution Of the difficulty had to re
secured and that Immediately, and the
present one will not only solve it for
the present but give the board an idea
as to the best method Of grading and
consolidating for the future.
This scheme will place about so
scholars in each room and but two
grades, which can be handled to ad.
vantage. The extra work entailed in
hearing and managing four grades il
too great where there are many pupils
and in the larger schools teacher has
but one grade, for it is much easier to
teach 80 pupils Of one grade than 40 Of
three grades.
For the present the lower school
house will be abandoned and it is pos.
sible, II this plan works advantag ously
that the board will have q radical
change to present to our people, look
ing toward an improved system OF
grading and high school method.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-11
Easily Captured Convict.

An escaped convict from the Walla
Walla penitentiary, John NJ. Joy, was
captured Monday by John Sanburg,
our constable, assisted by Tom George.
It seems Joy was a trusty st the pen.
and on the 28th of November. climbed
the wall to freedom and north Idaho,
followed by prison warden who Oh
jected. One night he stayed at Georges
secured from him bed and few 9th
er necessaries aud started to earn an
honest livelihood at the logging camp
of Lewellyn, but fate and the warden
intervened. His description and a
SIS reward had been posted, the con-
stable saw the description, ferreted out
the man, took T. George with him,
and appeared at the camp. Joy. who
was driving q team, surrendered ut
discretion. returned to duress vile, and
the pen., aud Lewellyn is out man
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-11
KENDRICK LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, FRIDAY DEC
LODGES ELECT OFFICERS.
Several Secret Orders in Session This
Week

Several Secret Orders in Session This
Week.
This being about the close Of the
year the different secret orders repre-
sented in Kendrick have been holding
their regular elections and the follow
ing are the people who will guide and
manage the respective lodges the com.
ing term:
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The Knight of Pythias lodge, Gen.
trail No. %, have elected q. w. Sup
piger, q. c.; J. J. Hamley, v. c.; w.
B. Crews, Prel.; d. #. A. Mackintosh,
M. w. G. F. Hamilin, X. of R. & s.;
T. A. Hunter, M. Of F.; A. w. Gordon,
M. of E.; Frank Brooke, NJ. at A.;
Chas. Chandler, I. g.; J M Hill o g
A. Hill, reelected trustee.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Odd Fellows, we believe, have
elected officers, but are not ready to
give the names to the public. 1t is
very likely this order and the Rebekah
lodge will hold joint public installa-
tion, though this is not definitely de-
cided upon.
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Woodman officers elected some
few weeks ago are:
M. Parks, s C;J. G. Bibb, A L; w.
M. McCres, Clerk; A. w. Gordon, Bkr
e. F. Hamlin, Mngr., l8 months; JOS.
Freuchtel, Escort.
MAsONs.
The Masonic order held their cleo
ton Thursday evening and installed
the same night. The officers of this
lodge for the next year are:
D. T. A. Macintosh, w MI. r.
Haizlip, 8. w.. J. w. Stoneburner,
w; N Brooke, Treas; H w Weber.
Sec; Geo Brewster s D; Henry Switzer
D; Fl N Nelson Tyler; A. Hanson
G Wurtemberg, Stewards.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-11

A gift at Xmas time brings more
joy perhaps than at any other time
of the year. We have gifts for every
body and at prices hardly worth con-
sidering. Our line of holiday presents
are the finest in town. A & White & Go
Druggists and Book sellers.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS
THE GUN CLUB COSoROVE CON-
CERT AND DANCE.
THE SCHUBERT SYMPHONY CO.
BY THE REBRKAHS
Two Rare Musical Attractions for Ken
drick, the First on December 16 an!
the Latter on December 2o.

OF course we have told you about the
Cosgrove concert and dance following,
to occur next Wednesday, December
l6, but then we don't want you to for
get it. All people love music, and fine
music, especially by well known art
lists, is rare treat. Every one of this
company is an artist and have repu-
tation to maintain. The Gun club
knew what it was securing, and as can
be readily seen from the program, the
repertoire gives a fine variety of music
all of which is high class. Then, as to
the dance which starts at 10 o'clock
p. m. and continues until 1880, the
best music ever had will make ones
feet move in spite of themselves, and
the crowd will be such as will give
pleasure to be among.
Tickets are on sale at the White drug
store, where you can secure them at
the reasonable rate of IS and so cents;
dance tickets only so cents extra.
Don't make mistake and overlook
this, aud also you want to arrive early
and avoid the rush, as the sale of seats
two weeks ahead is phenomenal, and
the supply won't last long.
THE SCHUBERT SYMPHONY co.
The Rebekah lodge has secured the
Schubert Symphony to appear here
Tuesday evening, December 20, and
are expecting a crowded house. We
give few press comments relative to
this company and would also state
that several of our citizens who have
heard them pronounce the perform
ance as par and above.
The audience was one of the most
demonstrative in the history Of the
Ladies' Matinee Musicale and every
number was applauded to the echo
The Spokesman Review.
It is rarely; indeed, that Denver is
favored with such vocal execution and
instrumental as we'll. 1t was rare
privilege. thoroughly appreciated by
the audience, to listen to the won dsrful
voices of the quartette in their har.
moni,us blending aud surprising
range, and there was not a number or
the program hut secured an encore
Denver Daily News.
When I received the printing Of the
! Schubert Symphony Club and Lady
quartette, for our benefit. I was most
agreeably surprised at its variety and
fine quality, which is in thorough
keeping with the entertainment given
US last night. the fine quartette and
splendid recitations did much to ado
to our pleasure and amusement
Yours fraternally FRANK H
CLARK, X. Of p. and s., Myrtle
Loge No. 4, K. of p, Detroit, Mich.
The Rebekahs hope by this means
to secure all or part of the fund.-
requisite for the regalla of the mem
bers, which they need.
No effort will be spared to give
comfort and pleasure to the attending
listeners and we can look forward t
another rare treat in the performance
of this club and quartet,
Just read the hand bills and othe
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Two kilograms.

The following speaks for itself and
tells what the Cosgrove orchestra is
giving in the way of sati faction:
Davenport, Wash. TO D. J. Row.
lands, Kendrick. The CosgrOve or
chtstra entertainment tip-top, best of
the season. w. E. Brockemap,
Chief D. L. D.
Cheney, Wash.-To D. J. Rowlands
Kendrick. COsgrove orchestra gave a
thoroughly enjoyable cohcert here.
Harry NJ. Shaffer,
Principal Normal.
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Holiday
Season.

Is now here and the
time for you to secure
appropriate presents is
now. To aid you I want
to call your attention to
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LOST-A bracelet (silver chain and
padlock.) Finder will be rewarded by
returning the same to this Office.
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MY PHOTOGRAPHS

The best work and the
most satisfactory ever
turned out here, and the
variety also, makes II
an inducement. I also
have
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Calendar Mounts

The latest and most up
to-date present. I have
them in pine, fir, spruce
hemlock, etc. Don't
miss this. Also
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-07-02
An Econo1ntc,l Man

A commercial traveller tells of man
who was riding on train and pretend
ed to become i'll after eating sand
wich. The man opened his grip and
took out a hot water bag "He got
sympathetic porter" the commercial
man continues, ito fill the water bag
with boiling water and then he opened
up his lunch basket, took out piece Of
fried steak and warmed it up ON the
water bag. You talk about your light
housekeeping! Then, after he had
warmed the steak, he cut it all up with
a pair of scissors and fed it to himself
with a pair of sugar tongs, because he
would not take chance with a fork
going around curve. But his finish
was a limit After he had eaten the
steak he unscrewed the stopper of the
water bag and poured himself out a
cup Of hot coffee. He had the grounds
in the bag all the time"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-07-02
NEW YORK IS FLOODED.
Water is Four or Five Feet Deep in
Some of the Streets.

Water is Four or Five Feet Deep in
Some of the Streets.
New York, June 30.-New York and
vicinity as we'll as this part of the
country was flooded by downpour OF
rain, during which, in the course of
few hours, about half as much water
fell as in the prolonged period of wet
weather this month. The storm was
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Streets in various sections of New
York were inundated and it is expect
ed the damage by water will be very
great. The flood was most serious
along the shore front, on South and
West streets in the borough of Man.
haitian and in the Williamsburg Sec
ton of Brooklyn, where much damage
was done by floods twelve years ago.
For good portion Of the day here
the water in some of the streets was
four and five feet deep, and many fam
lilies were held prisoners in their
homes