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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
Washlnntor Branch cII,nd.

washington, February 1.-THE Wash.
ington branch Of p. j, Arnold & Co. Of
81, Louis has closed. A notice on the door
gives several kilograms signed by the man.
sger. gill, from st, Louis. one Of which
saws;
HAD TO suspend during the run occo.
stoned nv attack OF local paper. We ar,
all right. solvent. and will pay everybodv "
There are 200 subscribers I'm this rit,
each having from $50 to $500 invested.
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Fayetto County lew Redpoed.

Ia Grange, Texas, February 15.-The
commissioners court reduced the taxes in
this county from so cents To AN cents on
the 500 valuation.
Tax Collector Neal Robinson's report for
January 1903, was the biggest report ever
hled by tax collector in this county. hot i
IN size and amount of money collected
The report covered sixty pages and showed
collections to the amount of $50, 1850.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
KIIIed by a Switch EnnIne.

Sherman, Texas, February 14.-Toaight
about 7:j'o Jack McCurley, aged So, OF Gun.
ter Was run down and Killed By a switch
engine in the North Sherman Frisco wards
McCurley aud his wife were visiting celia.
tlves, He had been 10 town and WIS re-
switch engine, HIS body was fiightfuiiy
mangled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

Louisville, Ky. February IA dreuch-
Ing rain, which began falling last night
turned into sleet tonight, making the streets
OF the city dangerous iot pedestrians aud
causing considerable delay uud uc0u-
ycnicucc 10 the street railway company. Ia
some parts Of the city trolley wires We're
broken by the coating OF ice. Reports Of
heavy rains and sleot have bceu received
from all parts OF Kentucky.
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KllIed by a FreInht main.

Dallas, Texas, February 15.-william n.
Iennison' 90 years old, an emp.oye Of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway com.
Pany, was run down this afternoon by A
freight train on that company's road near
pallas and Instantly killed. rennison
n ne 70 IeYas from Springfield. Mo. lie
las suOuro OF Dal'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

La Grange, reNas, FeOFul,} ! II b,
Mona StcAshun colcgfA sl,g 5isd ID
oldest person in Fayette c 6,g n 80 ma
this city this week. An Vu tbat Is earl
mere Mere over SO years Of age s ala ' IN YrgnA
as he could remember bs W. woman viz
old Aunt Mona was . go ~ estimated la
one or two children, anu Nv
age at l12 years.
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Thrnatens to Tie un Traffic.

indianapolis Ind, February lJ.-rhrce
inches Of snow fell here today and It was
almost Impossible for the street cars TO run.
The railroad trains We're all late and al
telegraph lines were crippled, wires being
reported down in many parts Of the State.
The blizzard late tonight threatens to tie
up trAfbc seriOuslv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
49, Mnoh lnnortance Attaohed

Fort Worth. Texas, February h. Y
Of Police William Rca was seen 'oa' /,
regarding the arrest Of Jacob J Iss vll
New orleans for the murder OF Je t,ss AK Ss
son in this city recently re ea s.,' !,
net place much importance ID re Ma. Is
he Cthe chlen arrested = JacoD Joa nlSs5 Il
Gently at Ell PaSo, but the man pay''
aI{bg
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A Regular Blizzard.

Topeka, kan, February 15.-The worst
blizzard OF the winter prevails over Kan
sas tonight Snow, With a strong north
wind, has been falling all day, and tonight
tho temperature Is near zero. Cattle on the
Western ranges probably will suffer Rail.
road traffic Is retarded.
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Temnerature Near 90.

81. Louis Mo, February l5.--Rain, sleet,
snow and decidedly cold weather have fol.
lowed, In rapid succession, during the past
twenty-four hours, and the Temperatures to-
night IA near zero
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

Klrhyvine. Texas, February 10. Erection
was held today nv the citizens to fnd out
OF they wanted 10 incorporate or not ana
the result was thirty three majority FOR
Incorporation.
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WIN Harris sedouslv Wou,a..,

sherman, Texas. February IA se.4ous
Ttabbing ARRAY occurred here this sfter.
noon between two prominent farmers a.
which WIN Harris wRs serionsiy Ininr a
Albert tklnSon was arrested and placed Il
dispute came up over $40. ne
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sleet and Snow.

Cincinnati, Ohio, February 15--The rain
of the past two days was tonight followed
by sleet aud snow. The same conditions
are reported throughout the Ohio valley,
with serious floods in certain localities.
There is no immediate danger of a food
in the Ohio river since the cold weather
set In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
MANY Wires Down.

Columbus, Ohio, February ia severe
storm has prevailed throughout Central
Ohio this afternoon and tonight Wires are
reported down IN all directions. The in
terurban electric lines are being operated
only with great difficulty,
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sleet at Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn, February ia steady
dowupour OF rain, which began at an early
hour this morning. turned into seet to-
night, seriously interfering with street car
traffic Several trolley wires were broken,
At midnight the storm had not abated.
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Coolest OF the Winter.

Lincoln, Neb,, February 15,--Nebraska is
experiencing the coolest weather of the
winter, the temperature dropping below
zero tonight. A y-mile-au-hour wind
ntensihes the cold Trains are behind
time,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

When the breath Is fonl and +ho onro
we we alsorderd. Prckly Ash Bitters is the
ii,sneay needed. II purihes the stomach
nysg ana bowels, sweetens the breath. pro,
IVIs vigor and cheerfulnest For sale bv
e. AleslinE, druggist, 5o2 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

BY keeping the liver active the system IA
eleansed Of impurities and is enabled to
oNlDINE IS the best Liver and Malarial
Tonic sold. Ask your druggist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
A Snow Storm.

Lafayette, Ind. February ia heavy
snow storm has prevailed here for the past
twelve hours. An trains are late, telephone
wires arc damaged and country roads are
almost impassQhlc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
c,o,,.,s Rlaok Root Liver Fl1S

Made from an active pri ri, pm he lIys'
from Black Root. They az no bad aftsS
equal to calomel and leaDss .tomnch w
effects, No gripping, h9 price % ceA',
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
WASHINGTON.

The president Is greatly pleased with the
trust measures recently passed and CON
slders that his trust throttling promises Of
last fail have now been redeemed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

There are limitations Of oXIbyNr
none q them COMPARE with the rsn,,i IVY
oNtDlNE cures Chllls rcvers ana III ne
lsrlal Troubles, The limitations FAIL @a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
Rain and Hail at Texarkana.

Texarkana. Texas, February IA heavy
rain and hail storm swept over this section
last night. doing damage to wheat and
truck plants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

Paris ~ which resolutions were adopted
calling on the government to end Turkish
mlsrule IN Macedonia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL ooH s.,,,
Crras the chlls tha other eni ,.,,s. ~
don't cure. AZ all druggists 80
ray, 6Oc.
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MEXICAN LION KILLED.

He Badly Used Up Two Bull Dogs in
a Senmmase
Calvert, Texas, February i5.-The people
OF Calvert have been very much alarmed
ahont the nocturnal depredations OF very
nerce Mexican ion which has been raidiug
poultry yoEds and successfully evadlng all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets Tb,s
: Sc, BXSz,vvx.us on every box
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

For Chill. and fos Fer<ra
ONIDiSE
h t}uafnn eed
EcF Malarial Poison
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Observations taken ny the United States
weather buteuu at 5 .. mp 10th merlu!Nl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10

vellacott (aside) That's 1t; let 'em
have it.
wilkins: Eth? oh, ali; to be sure. 4
forgot. The Q is pinned.
Graham following up his advan.
tage): Let's see. @ takes p, and then
f.
wilkins (hurriedly): Oh. he can't
get out OF II. II he moves the X II for
instance. Q is mate lis about to
sweep the position on the board.
Graham: One moment; suppose
plack plays P-B 81
wilkins with confdence): What's
10 prevent 90 Z, mate?
Graham Quietly pointing to the
White K): The rules OF the game.
wilkins: Dash my wig forgot, the
"a is pinned.
Graham (sweetly): Yes. the @ Il
piIred
Layton Camused): Yes, the @ Is
Tinr ed.
wilkins (becoming meditative) /:
Yes. it's pinned. I'm. err. All!
H6! let's see-no, that won't do. How
tho deuce do you mate?
Vellacott (aside): Go on; this Ia
| lovely,
The Coteric (becoming interested) :
Yes. w. old fellow, how do you mate
a laugh)
wilkins (desperate): But what q
I, tten defence-just TO shove Pawn
On. Who on earth would do that In
a game? (Uneasily) sim, | don't see
q mate.
Graham: No. | suspect you woulG
ov, rlook II In a game Caside) since it's
tae only move to prevent mate.
Layton (grinning): Well, nd. man
w. about your appointment?
wilkins (glaring at the board) :
Shut up, you ass.
Graham: II must be poor problem
t'ncc on your own showing there's nc
L ate to one of Blacks defencCs. (Wil
nate to one Of Blacks defences. (Wil
kins Is speechless.)
A Quiet Member Of the Coterie (whC
L. S been profoundly studying the posi-
ton all the while). Besides, Black car
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[wHlTEl

game as best they can, while animal I
ed determinations are exchanged in u
oud voice.
"a pause)
wilkins: I say! what awful rot
those problems are-neyer can see
why the editors stick such stun in
their papers. Chorus OF approval
from coterie) Y'know, they're all
alike!
Layton: Yes, I know-awful pifiies.
Sympathetic murmur)
The problemist wavers In his move,
and makes a bad one.
wilkins (continuing): I hardly ever
look at them: but when ] do White
always has most of his bits on, and
Black has nothing to fight with. Hang
II all! II I invented 'em. I'd cram the
board with Black pieces, and give the
man leg to stand on, at all events.
saw one few days ago which appear
ed to be little better: Black had
more timber on. But lor' when I
solved 1t. It was as. transparent as a
pane OF glass
Layton: How long did II take you?
wilkins (grandly): About thirty sec
onds. I'll show You fellows. II you
like. In a problem. as far as I can
see. all you do is to sacrifice the Q and
It's done.
Graham Cat the adjoining table, los
ing the exchanged: Tut tut! Careless
wilkins: Let's see. now. This is the
position.
He bangs the rieces about contemp'
tuously.
Graham cranes over and recognizes
It as one OF his own.
Layton with an air Of minute and
experienced criticism): Well. 1t docs
MT seem so bad. Those Black Rocks
and the King are in a natural position
wilkins: Pooh! it's as feeble as they
make 'em,
Vellacott ito Graham: It's your
move7-dont hurry.
Graham: Oh. ah. 20 be sure; was
listening to those fools. makes a bad
movc.)
wilkins (contlnuing): There you
fare! White mates In two. II seems
that with all those l,its Won "an'r we'll
miss It. General expressions of cor
tempt)
wilkins (as II lecturing): Well,
y'see, there's the @; all you do Is to
sacrifice 1t, as said. It's as simple
as Simon. Q x p. and there you are.
Il takes, and Kt mates. Childish,
isn't It?
The Coterie: What rot!
Graham makes a bad move\
"a Pause.)
wilkins: Well. all can say Is | can
make better puzzle out OF a handful
OF matches.
:. Vellacott Ito Graham; say, old
man. what's up?
=, Graham (vacantly): Eth?
vellacott: Why, you've taken youI
own Rock with my Pawn!
Graham: oh, beg pardon. Fact Is
those idiots have set up one OF my
Il problems. Let's chuck this game ant
;, listen.
(They do SOL
}, yellacott (craning over, aside)
}, What a lark
Graham: Sh! (he cranes ovef.)
Layton argumentatively) Yes. blu
= suppose he don't take the Queen?
g wilkins: Why, fat.head! @ to B
II or Q mate.
Graham (aside): And leave tn
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Problems

white X In check!
wilkins: You see the White q u Is
for show. Why the juggins didn't put
en- Black one. I don't know.
Layton: Why, indeed
Graham (rising. with an assumption
of simplicity. interposing): Excuse
me, sir. Is that a problem?
wilkins. Yes. We we're Just saying
what a poor one II is. White mates In
two.
Graham with an air Of humble in.
quiryJ: Whose move is 1t?
wilkins: White. white makes one
move, then Black then White mates.
Graham: see The considers the No
sition minutely).
yellacott (aside): You old humbug,
Graham (deferentially) And how do
you say II is done, sir?
wilkins Extraordinarily Why. @
takes p. Then b takes the O. and Kt
takes of the d, mate. Can anything
be simpler7
Graham heartily: Nothing!
Layton; It's what they call a wal
ing move. You make a waste move
and then Vaguely mate him.
Graham (marvelling at this lucid ex
Llanation): Quite 80.
wilkins AS a fact, though, If Black
moves any other, you mate with the G
at d Sc or Q Z.
Graham (artlessly): In n problem
suppose you may leave your own King
| in check?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10

move his Q p and check the King
wilkins (rityingly) The Pawns are
going the other way.
One OF the Cotcrie: Oh are they?
so am |. (Exit)
wilkins Stop a bit; you said p--B
) is a defence sir. Still, II amt
stale old sacrifice comse in-Qx
u must take, and then Kt mates.
Graham (blandly) lutte right; yet
my defence is fairly strong, stree you
take an extra move to overcome It.
wilkins Cangrily): What the dooce
do you mean7
vcllacott (aside): This is as good
as a play.
Graham (aside): Hush!
Layton with delightful candor) {:
You juggins: QxP is one. OK
two .Kt-D I Ia three, II We take 1t in
turns.
wilkins. My fat aunt! so It ia; beg
PARDON, sir.
Graham (affably): Don't mention Il,
Uong pausc.)
wilkins with conviction): Well
here's a mlsprlnt.
Graham ton his -..--d grimly): Oh.
10 there isn't.
wilkins: How do you know?
Graham tproducing diagram: Be.
cause happen to have the diagram.
wilkins: Oh, IL you've seen it be.
fore. of course you know how it's done.
Graham simply: Yes. | do. It's
done by Q to Kt 6.
wilkins: like that! p @, dis
check! You see, I haven't forgotten
the White X this time.
Vellacott bursting I'M: But surely
you mate by
Graham: S.s-s.s.h,
wilkins: I'm going to take the
beastly thing home where there isn't
ell this din. You'chaps talk such a
lot. I'll put II down. Who has n bit
of paper?
Graham (producing visiting card) :
Write IL down on the back of this. See
[ will do II twrotes). There by II. G.
Graham.-(to VellacotN: Well. we
must be going. Good.day, Gentlemen
ito wilkins): In case you want any as
sistance. you'll find the same name or
the other side Of that card funny co
incidence, isn't Il? I'm always at your
service.
wilkins (amazed): Graham? Well
m jiggered! Excuse me, sir. tGra
ham retreats), Hi, sir!
Exit Graham.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10
SCOTTISH THISTLE.

At the regular meeting of the Homo
lulu Scottish Thistle Club, held in the
club rooms on January 9. the following
Office bearers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Chief-T. NJ. Rae.
Chieftain-R. Anderson.
Treasurer. II. Cation.
Secretary-H. Glass.
Trustees-Bros. White, McGill and
ID. w. Anderson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10
Those
WretChed

A Coffee House incident. "a Fact.J
BY Philip H. Williams.
Scene: A London cafe at lunch time.
There is a general air OF smokiness;
Mattresses hurrying to and from with
cups OF coffee. &c; a loud and sustained
buzz Of talking, mingled with copious
clatter of dominoes banged with re-
sonance upon the marble table-tops.
In one corner is discovered chess cot.
erie. Layton and wilkins are playing
fa game; there are several onlookers
The usual waggish comments are ex.
changed, in a loud voice.
D.. aims (moves): Aha have thee
on the hip.
Layton (moves): Hip. hip hurrah!
wilkins (moyes): What no! she
bumpeth!
Layton (moves): A nasty jar.
wilkins tmoves) Jar be bowed.
Etc, etc, etc.
IN the midst of these brilliant sam.
lies of Caissic wit, enter Graham, Ga
problemistJ and Vellacott, who make
for board on an ADJOINING table ard
begin a game. he they do so, there
is roar of laughter from the other
table: the game between wilkins and
Layton is over.
wilkins: Confound. overlooked the
beastly Knight. ro'' that's the thi
to you. No time for another; I've got
an appointment.
Layton ,Cgrinnine): oh, of course!
know those appointments.
Graham and Vellacott continue thc''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10
STUDIED IN WASHINGTON.

David Kalauokalani, Jr.. who has
just been admitted to practice in the
lower courts, is a graduate of Oahu
College and from January to May. 1901,
and October, 1901, to May. 1902. read
law in the National University OF
Washington, ID. c., having in addition
to the study of Blackstone passed eX-
aminations in the subjects Of real prop
erty, bills and notes, contracts, torts
and criminal law.
Fins Job Printing at the Bulletin Of
doa-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-10
B. BERGERSER,

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
tho news of the day.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-30
RTDGEWAY.
From The ReyieW.l


Mrs. Philip Kratz has been quite i'll
tor several days past.
DR.. Lyon received today, fine op-
Grating chair for his Office.
Mrs. W. H. Klemme accompanied
her father, George Bolles, to his
home at Madison, S. D, Monday.
DR.. Lewis reports the birth of an
eleven pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thompson, last Wednesday
morning.
G. r. Baker departed Wednesday
for Cedar Rapids where he is attend
ing the Upper Iowa M. E. Conference
as lay delegate from the Ridgeway
charge.
Our townsman. l.. I. Fosse, received
the nomination for representative 70
the state legislature from this county
at the democratic county convention
at DEBORAH last Saturday.
G. Ellingson and Geo Holm are
up in Minnesota working on the
construction of the new extension
of the Milwaukee's Zumbrota branch
from Zumbrota to Fari bault.
Miss Hilda Anderson has been quite
seriously sick during the past week.
Lawrence Kaasa departed Wednes
day for Hillsboro, North Dakota.
I Mrs. o. G. Anderson, of Peever, S.
D., is visiting her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. John Kelson.
Casper Larson has returned to his
school work at the University of Chi
cago.
Thomas McCauley and Mrs JOIN
McCauley were over from BlufftoI
this week, guests at the j. W. Griffith
| home.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-30
NORDNESS.
From our regular correspondent t.)

From our regular corresponds
Sept. 2S, 1898.
Andrew Gjevrs and John Tollefson
returned from North Dakota last
week.
Mrs. E. Anderson and Miss Mary
Garden were in DEBORAH shopping OH
Monday.
Mrs. Siftkin and children returned
to their home in Buena Vista county
after an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Holland and daughter Marie
went to DEBORAH OH Tuesday.
A large crowd of young people spent
a very enjoyable time at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Norgaard last Sunday
afternoon and evening.
The United Lutheran church choir
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Jagerson last
Sunday for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Strand enter
tanned a few friends and relatives last
Sunday.
Marie Holland was in Decorah be-
tween trains Saturday.
MI Anderson and Mr.. Rodgers,
two travelling men, were here on bust
ness last week.
Ed. Reum of Ossian took in hogs
here Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-30
SPIELVILLE.

(From our regular cc--espondent.)
Sept 20, 1903.
Mrs. SCHUYLER of Protovin is visit
ing relatives in our vicinity.
Marsh, of DEBORAH, was a business
caller Wednesday.
Fort, were in town one day last week.
NJ. Philips of Conover was bust
ness caller Tuesday. in our vicinity.
Miss Mary Kapinos arrived home
Friday from her North Dakota trip.
W. Speicker was at Conover We'd
nesday, with a load of butter.
]. G. Mashek was business caller
at Calmar Monday.
Mrs. Zoulek spent last week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. Sweh-
la.
Rumor is we are to have doctor
soon, hope it may. be true.
J. Kutina returned to Chicago Mon
day after an extended visit with
friends.
DR.. Swezey and wife of DEBORAH,
were in our vicinity last Sunday.
Miss Regina Kapler left for Mime
apolis last Tuesday to purchase fall
hats she returned Saturday.
j. Klimesh, ST., returned from
Bolivar, Mo-, Friday, after an alb
sence of several months.
number from Spillville attended
the funeral of Mrs. volger at Fit. At
kinson Wednesday.
]. Kutina, Misses Josie and Lena
Klemish were Fort callers last Sun
day.
Miss A ma ruchek spent the last
week out in the country with friends,
returning home Wednesday.
Miss Clara Mashek arrived home
from Java, S. D.. Tuesday for vaca.
ton of three weeks.
]. Stable of Langdon, N. D., is the
guest of his sister Mrs. Chas. Kapinos.
H. Ramb and family arrived from
Manly, Iowa, Friday for visit will
Mrs. Rambs parents.
Mrs. M. Graft came up from Nc
Gregor Thursday to visit at her par
entail home, for few weeks.
Mrs. Franen of Conover passed
through town Tuesday, enroute tC
Protovin TO attend wedding.
Mrs. j. G. Mashek returned home
last Tuesday after an extended vIsi
with relatives at Java, S. D., ant
Hartley, Iowa.
Miss Gerty Kapler went to Rec
Wing, Mimi, Tuesday for briei
visit with relatives.
F. Valentia, ST., returned home
from Shelby. N. D. last Saturday
after business trip of two weeks
throughout the west.
Chas. Kapinos of Oklahoma, arrived
home "Wednesday night. His famil y
will accompany him back. Sorry tt
lose such an estimable family from
our vicinity.
Sunday night occurred the death 81
Mrs. Volger, mother of Mrs. j. Fl.
Haug. Her age was so years, and fol-
many years has lived with her daugh.
ter. The funeral was held at Fit. At.
kinson. She leaves number of chill.
dren and many friends to mourn her
! loss
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-30
Emergency Medicines.

It is great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in cases
of accident and for slight injuries aud
ailments. A good iiniment and one
that is fast becoming favorite if not
a household necessity is Chamberlain S
Pain Balm. BY applying it promptly
to cut, bruise or burn it allays the
pain and carses the injury to heal in
about one-third the time usually
required. and AS it is an antiseptic it
prevents any danger of blood poison
ing. When Pain Balm is kept at hand
a sprain may be treated before infiam-
nation sets in, which insures a quick
recoy cry. For sale by Engbretson's
pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-09-30

School books at Brunt & Parman's.
-Kodaks at Brunt 81 Parman's.