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The daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Coal Creek Notes.

Quite lot of the young men
time on Sunday last and they did not
go to church either, as is the custom
on Easter Sunday We think it high
time the authorities look into this and
see that the young boys are refused
the stuff that tangles their feet, before
they are allowed to delve further.
Mrs Isaac Jones was called away
one day last week TO her sisters bed
side at Colorado Springs who was
thought to be dying but we hope that
she will rally through.
Easter services will be held in the
Sunday schools on next Sunday.
Owing to the bad weather of last Sun
day the children failed to get out.
1t has been rumored that quite a
number OF our young boys left Coal
Greek yesterday to look for better
fields and now there are lot of sad
looking young girls left behind.
Mrs. David e. Davis who was re
Florence is still quite sick at the home
of her daughter at the Junction
House.
The concert and ball of last Satur-
day night passed off as usual in a
delightful manner, the concert being
fine and the dance sociable. Every
body reported good time. Keep it
up boys.
Snow fell quite abundantly on Sun.
day last, preventing the usual display
of Easter bonnets
The prices in groceries and meats
have been greatly reduced in the last
few weeks at the company store, but
we should not fail to patronize the
butcher that is in opposition. 1t was
great thing for Coal Greek when
our outside butcher arrived as compe-
tition is the life of trade, and we
should not fail to stand by true union
ism.
The mines worked only two days
last week. We are in hopes they will
work better hereafter. 1t has been
rumored that they will work steady
after the 10Th inst.
The odd Fellows and Rebecca
lodges meet on Sunday morning,
April 26th, and hold their annual
anniversary at the Congregational
church.
Mrs Mowery and grandson left yes
terday afternoon for Denver. Mrs.
Mowery just arrived few days ago
from Indian Territory.
Dan Williams Sr., was fined six
dollars and costs on last Friday night
for threatening the life of Mrs. Tom
Evans, He was bound over under
800 bond to keep the peace
UNO.
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
@. L. MENzEL. Agent.
ARRIVE DEPART
No, Pacific coast limited

ARRIVE DEPART
No, Pacific coast limited
from Denver and eastern
conuectio -..------ 2 :35 y IN 2 3j p II
No. 2-Atlantic coast limit
ed, from California and
western points ----.. 10 56 a 10 SO IA N
No. 3-PAcihc coast express
from Denver. ----------. ;Ol "A M :Ui Il II
No 4-Atlantic coast eN-
press from California and
western points .---.-.---. 20 p m 2l u II
No. 5-Tsans.contine ia
limited from Denver and
eastern connections - IL ;l6 p m II 46 p m
No. 6-Trans-contine tai
limited, from California
and western points --- IA ~ N
No. e-Denver and Canon
:, City Flyer --,,..-.-.-.--, 6 ;2s p m 6:2s m
No. l0-Canon City and
Denver Flyer r-.-.---.--- IL .i6 y m u ;l6 III
No. l5-Colorado Express
:. from Denver. ,.---------- 2:lsa 2ls m
No. l6-Colorado express
from all western points in
Colorado 1881 m I;s7 a IN
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Half Rate to California and Return

Via Union Pacific, May 18th to 18th
Stopovers, diverse routes, final limit
July 18th. Our electric lighted
Overland Limited" saves you eight
Through the most picturesque parts
of California to Los Angeles See
your local agent or address Il. r.
Griffin. General Agent, Denver. 3G-4l
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To California for $25.oo

Via Union Pacific, one way tickets
on sale daily to June l5th. Though
tourist sleepers daily. Tickets good
via Salt Lake and through most
picturesque portions of country en-
route. See your local agent or ad-
dress Z. r Griffin, General Agent,
Denver. 9-l4
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UNo
The daily tribune., 1903-04-15
LOOM END SALE begins April IC

The ladies of the Grand Army will
give II bazar, fish pond and lunch in
Wilbar block Saturday afternoon and
evening Supper 10 cents, All in
vited. 1876
The daily tribune., 1903-04-15
LOOM END SALE begins April lo

We guarantee every sack of Gold
Medal flour sold by w. p. Wilbar to
be one of the best grades that is made
in this state Hungarian Mills. Den.
yer. Colo. l6-l mo.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-15

G. G. Hurd, deputy assessor, vii
be found in room q. Erickson block
afternoon and Saturday afternoon of
each week. B-39
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Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway

No. 625-From Pueblo and all
:, points east, arrive daily --------- ii 90 a m
No 626-For Pueblo and all points
:, east, depart daily ---.--.-,..--, 55a y IN
No. 63l-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except Sunday, depart I 0O u m
No. 632 From Canon City. daily, ex
oept Sunday, arrive. .--..-..--.--- IL 20 p m
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
with California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer.
fully answered
Descriptive literature folders free by apply.
ing to A. 5. PALMER, Agent,
The daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Dan Williams Sr., was fined six
dollars and costs on last Friday night
for threatening the life of Mrs. Tom
Evans He was bound over under
500 bond to keep the peace
The daily tribune., 1903-04-15
$40 Reward.

Will he paid for the arrest and convic.
tion of anyone found guilty of steal
ing, shoplifting or in any way damag.
ing my goods or property.
If NJ I. HASSLER
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Ser ct. Nonis nllo yfem Port 81
miteo Der SanOalia YenniDlpa=
mia ,Sbort Qine."

gOn iebt alb miro Der st. Souls
uro Seem Oorf 9imiteo Der 8ennlnlz
nanta Short 2ine als elm unabbdns
glaer 3ug BON ct. Souls nadb Sn,
olanapDlis lanfen uno miro aus els
1er BibliDtbef= unb 8aud=, elmer
SblerbatiDnSs unb 6peilez unb
Sblaf=Gar beiteben. @enr nDtbiQ.
Inn Nufentbalt in 8ittsburg gu Derz
meioen, miro bieier eanse Bug rah
9arrisburg, Bbtlaoelpbia uno Net5
yDrf our9laufen.
Der Seem gDrt 2imiteo Der gans
oalia= Bennlpluania SbDrt Sine per<
(dBt oas uniUn=DepD in ct. Souls
tdgli9 lin l nbr @abmittags.
9rei @~rpreBsiiee taglia nit
Durb=S hlafpagen uno 5peiieua-
gen BON ct. Souls nah SEEM Nprf
iiber Die 8anoalia : BennIplpania
Sb0rt Sine.
Wegen nabeler @inselbeiten tuen-
bet guh an S. Sc. 6 besbruuab,
Nliiitentz@ eneral : Bafiaaier Aaeut
ST. Souls. Mo.
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SlnerIet.
SIM stahthplnita[ ltnrh

SIM 9tabt6olpitat ltarb Sttr
@einitod an 9uberfulplts. 81
errethte elm Sitter bon 40 Sabren.
Die @Iolide 8acific 8ahu
bat auf Der 9an5en 5trede 8milfen
bier uno 6oufton nere, lbtpere
Stabll1tnen le9en la1Ien. 9ie pDu
bier aus in meftliher Gi6tuno lau=
fenoen 3lge bieler 2inie erbalten
neue 20fomotipen.
@s miro unmDoli6 lein, Die
SeipDbner oDn Satt Mntonio Alt per-
aI31ien, an ben SDnntaaen Tier I'll
bletben uno ibr @elo bier aussuge=
be-. Wan fam es Neienano uer=
oe.lten, tpenn er SunntagS einen
Nustlug maht. UNI lid in fleiren
gtabbarltaoten Doer auf Dem 2anoe
81 amiiiren unb friibe Suit 8u ges
nieBen.
Sn ieoer Stabt tuanoern Die
Mteniben an 5Onntaeen gu Eauien=
Den aus, I'm Ii6 eine BerGnoeruna
gu perlhaffen. San NntDniO miro
oieien globus tpohl auh p~ertraoen
fontten. Selbe Dbne @rcurlionen 1T
Die 5taot Sonntaas tpie nuseeltorz
ben.
Sn Chicago bat Elm Wiann bic
Nltmente, Die er ietner geidieoenen
Srau gu be5ablen bat, freimiaia um
$3.50 erbDbt. WuB Der Mann aber
oanfbar lein iber Die Sbeiounol
Der 8arfeeper 6. q. Sang
nell itarb am Sonntag 8prmittaa
auf Dem na6 @eu 8raunfels fabren=
ben @rcurIionssuge in 5olqe zines
8luttur5es. @r mar ldnoere 3eit
ibruer franf aeuelen unb gum erIten
Wtale tpieoer ausgeaaneen.
Scr Tarmer Fat ni9t nDtig
81 itreifen. St lift Der SER, nid5t
&neht. @r arbeitet, tpern er basu
Suit bat, feiert, pern eS ibm aefaut,
eebt gum Store uno unterbd(t 1id
iiber Bolitit uoer gebt gum 5luB bin
nnter. I'm 81 filhen, tuenrt er mag.
Der Sarr1er lit Der beftbe5ablte Dir
better i'm 9anoe. Ct miro ME ltreiz
fen. 10 lanae Die @roe gGloenes
WelIbforn berpprbringt uno aelbz
ftBiae 6ubner felt unb sart tuer=
BEN" 50 fbreibt Der o@alboine
Imerican". Gin 5arr1er miirbe
nibt 10 geIhrieben baben. Ct bat
AUDI feline 2at. Nber bas lit liAer:
Der Mann, Der feline ibu1oenfreie
Sarm bebaut, 1T Der Ireieite, unabz
bdngiglte Menlh auf Der @elt.
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JEDEN FREITAG FISCH- CHOWDER.
8alneftpmsSlrt i'm 8eetbpnen. D

grneute @olfenbrade 6aben
ltf iiber Die bereits 10 lhper
beimgeiudten @egenoen OberlAfe=
items ergDiien. Die 8erpiifuna,
fnelde oiesmal BON ben INNER
bDber gebenoen Sluten anaeridtet
tporoen lit, felt all Die Galamitdt
BON oer aansea lebten Belt peit in ben
Shatten. uno tpieoer iino es Die
&reile NeiBe unb Neuitaot, uelde
oaS Centrum Der elementaren 9ato=
ftropbe biloen. Die DDrfer &aunbprf.
Wifhfe, Nieoer-N eulano unb Quns
raosoorf iino poaitdnbig lberflutet.
Die BemOhner BADEN nit fnapper
W0t leoigli6 oas nafte 2eben ae=
rettet. Dasu Commit, baB Die Glen
babnperbinoung nah ben &ptftano-
9iitriften unterbroben 1T. 8eim
Oprfe Seutf1tpette i'm MeiBilhen 1T
Die iiber Die HeiBer 8iele fiibrenoe
Brnde Der @~tlenbabn= 2inien 8rieas
WeiBe SdgernoDrf uno &anorsins
Sranfenftein pDn ben sSluten fDrt=
geriiien %poroen. llnbei9reibli9 lit
oas @leno uno Die Scot. Nber Ielbit
oieier ldredlihen Ntiiere eegeniiber
meloet iib oas 9ier i'm Wenlden.
&uf ben Stdtten Der 8ermiituna
bauit elm frehes Diebseeiinoel. Sn
8dbnen umfreiien oieie 6pareu Der
elementaren &ataitropbe bic perlal=
ienen WDbnitdtten, UNI oiefe aussu=
rauben. tpenn nod ettpas abrig gez
blieben lit, oas ibnen Der Meitnabme
pert eri6eint. 8eroen lie. betrofs
fen, 10 miro a~lleroines turser Bru=
5eB nit ibuen aeInadt.
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Cinderella Sdub= Yalaif.

Wir iino uorbereitet, unleren Sum
ben uno benz Biblifum Die neueiten
SacUn8 in alien Nrten BON Shuben
fir Sanlen uno Wdoben, 9erren
uno &naben gu liefern. @ir balten
unieren nDblbe9riinbeten &uf nur
Die beiten 0ualitdten 81 bieten auf=
redt. Cute 8aare nno biaige
Breiie bleibt itets infer MDtto. @er
eleganteS uno 5u9leib bequemes
S6ubmerf 81 tragen miiniht, Der
menbe fi6 an uns. Gin Gerlubs-
fauf miro Seoen iiberseuaen, baB
mir an Der Spite Der Sbubeeibdfte
iteben.
Cinderella dub Balaft.
207 Ilamo Blaaa. Telepbpn 585.
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Sic Mabnung bes Surmes.
Gin Wprt sum itnabbamatafetts.s Gage.


(gon GOmin Martbam.)
@rao aui Dem i96nien BON Beneoias 8[dsen,
urt9ebet BON Der Yaufunff alien Shdken,
Sa itpno, ~rntbranft bon naanfem ipiloen Gturm,
Ser bobe, alte md1t'ge @tofen=Surn.
yet ftano CT oa, piettauienofad beiulnoert,
Werbei an ibtn 3og ihon 10 marh' Sabrbunoertl
Bon ibnl pertinoete Der 8loden =Muro
Vtit ountpfen Sdid9en or6bneno Stano' ouf Stuno
Ser Surm ftano, %glaubten ie, fir aQe 3eiten,
Sbl t0nrte nitts ben llntergang bereiten.
uno bod uno ooh-ttef unten Da i'm Surm
90 ragte lang ihon BEG 8eroerbens Wurm.
Gr naste, noete-bis oaB er am GnO'
Serrnofltt nto unteriuhblt oas 6unoamenti
nno pl6bli6 i6uantt er, bebt CT uno nit Ma6t
Sas t,lse gaupert idb suIamrientra6tl
Was tanlero Sabre mabtpoa fanogebalten,
Us interlag Den nagenoen 8eipalten!
50 fdr6t i'd aud fir Gid, On ffolses eano,
gti6t oes Grob'rers, Der Sitanen 6ano,
Nti4t tilrbt Id Beiuoe, tpie 6onlers 9eroen,
Dap lie, mein Gano, Did f6nnten emit beorphen
ytdt filr4t Id Stiirne, bic nit miloem 8rauIen
unb poa Ieroerben t6nnten Sid umiauIeni
0od firbi' ben gBurm i'd, Der nit anger Gilt
I'm 3fe6t uno Gbre, Sreu nno @laubcn III il,
Den gSurm Der 6nb9ier, Der Do ipiblt uno 9r66t,
Bis in bern Gunoament es dd3t un0 bebt
ltno pl6blih oann in abnnng5loIer Stnnoe,
Ges StGete5 ftoljes 8aulueri tra9t 81 4rinoe!
= SeAild) bon Or. q. B.
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9as einsise antoriii-te sserf

9as einsige amtoriii.te @erf
iiber Hapit Gen XIII. @eiHrieben
unter @%enebmieung Sr. 6eiliQfeit
Wfigr. Bernard O'Geiup D. D., l..
L., d., Der aht Sabre lang i'm Ga=
titan als 6aus=Brdlat bes BapItes
mDbnte. Dieier beriibmte amerifaz
i1llde Nutor Duroe nah &om beruz
ten uno bonn Bapft als iein pffi5iener
Bio9rapb ernannt. Inerfannt BON
&aroinal Gibbons unb allen &irden=
Authoritarian ale Die einsige ofisieQe
Geographic oes Bapites. ueber 300
Seiten, prdGtig iquitrirt; in gngliih
Srans0iiib unb 9eutI9. @rDBe Sc
legenbeit flr Naenten. 8elte aom-
miiiion. @legante Nusruitunq frei.
The John C. Winston Co.,
718 Irb 5tr.. Bbilaoelpbia, 8a.
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3etst fetm Mitleto.

Sabre lang uerfDlgte mid bas
Sdifial furtpdbrenb" ihreibt s.
u. @uneo9e in Berbena, alabama.
SD lit Fur6tbar an 5dmDrrbpiben,
our6 nelbe "a @eihpulite perur=
iadt puroen. Nls aGes Nnoere per-
lagte. bette mid nBuflenS Irnica
Salbe." SIT gleih gut fir 8ranoa
tpunoen uno ale anoeren Shmerserl
uno 0ualen. &Ditet rur 25 Gents
in ben &putbetett BON s, 9alteper &
Son uno Noulpb 9reiB.
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gputbern Yacific 8abn.I
Wbfqhrt.

0ab Netu Orleans, 9Dutpn unb Sal,
pefton taglib;........,..11.4O Sorm.
uNu O.Uu uDl 49,. ......,-.
Nab ga9le 8aB, 81 8aID, galifDrnien
utu 0tCEtLu sO.OU SUItt.
Nab 81 Beio, Neu<W2erico unb g%alifor.
J(uu]tII.
Nah N~orb<Seras, ct. 9ouis unb gbicas
go (katy Flyer ........8:30 &benbs.
@nfunft.
Won Noros5eIas, ct. GDuis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........7.45 Mor9enS.
9nn gtetu Orleans, 9ouitDn un6 @al<
oeiton ta9lib. 7.40 MDrgens
uno 600 Gadbm.
Son VI Balo, Californian unb Merito
500 MbenoS.
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Seine Qual fontn1t Der burd Gbeu=
ntattsttl1s pernrlabten eleib. 9urA
Den @ebrau6 BON elmer 6 g(nenbs
Necept Wu. 1851 miro ipfort Sim
oerung geibaffen. 6. s. S6mibt,
6oulton, 5eras, gqent.
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@rnnoeisentnms uebertragungen.
@m. @eooineton an g. &ielen=
efer. @runbitid an @eit=0 ouit0ns
StraBe. $500.
@ep. &oe an 60. StepeS Il Gong,
@runoitad in 2atepiem. $3.50.
T. 6. @rpos an Mrs. Sable sc.
Baifal. 3 @runoitide an San
BeorozBarf. 81, 900.
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Seras 8.

- Die uier3ebn Sabre alte Marie
Wonsbauien in @alpeitDn benubte
BetrDleum, um elm 5euer gu entain=
ben. IS CAB cine grplD1tpn UNI
oas Wdo6en erfag ibren grdBliden
Sbmeraen.
SIN 6auettspilIe iino beim 8Db>
rem zines arteiil1en 8runnena
Sbmefelquellen entoedt poroen, De-
men arDBe 6eilfraft beigemeffen tuirb.
Ser S6iibenperetn BON Sal
lettsoiQe laBt auf ieinem @runoitud
Die Sanaballe urb ben 8auiGon
pieoer erbauetl, Die unlGnqit ourd)
5euer serit0rt puroen.
T0n 6DuitDu fDtntnt Die iiber=
raidenoe Weloung, oaB nod cine
brittle @ilenbabnfinte nad gromns=
bile gebaut neroen lou ullo srpor
brett BON 6DuitDn aus. Das bat
ia beinabe ben Inibein, ais pb
Brownsville gar feline Babn erbal=
ten i0ute. Nber orei auf Elm Wtal,
lit audi gu piel.
Die o~ffi5ielle Infinbieuno 1T
erlaiien pDroen, oaB oas Se(otoger
Der Staatsmili5en bonn Is. Biz gum
26. Guguit bel Iuitin 1tottfinoet.
@ouo. 2anbam bat bas &os
mite ernannt, pelhes ben Breis
BON $500 fir Die g~ertilauna Der
VaHmmOllraape ausuerteilen bat.
Gs beftebt aus ben 6erren: Sefferlon
SDbnipn pDn Iuitin; S. 3. 6air=
itan, Snoepenoence; s. 6. Cooper,
9aplor; St. sc. McDaoe, 6empiteao
unb q. .. Welane, 4udbart. Das
&0mite tritt am 5. NueuIt in Nu1ttn
%auiammen.
= Ser Waarennurrat Der Sirma
Mteper & 8enede in @alpefton, Der
nab ben &ehnungen ettua $14 500
rpert NOR, lit nom Ma1enperfpalter
fnr 81, 125 an g. sc. Sacob perfauft
mDroen.
Sci 8aco ion Der 8rasos fir
einen See fir Gereniigungssuede
abgeoammt ueroen.
Sn Srieori1sbura 1T Brpf.
OttD gopsmalo als Sdulluperinten<
bent ernGElt tpproen.
= Weil ibr Wann iie ~aeittueilio
perlaiien uno auf ben Oelfeloern ar
beiten muBte, bat 1ib Die 17iabriae,
erit ieit iieben @oden perbeirotete
5rau Sulia 9apis nit &arbollaure
umgebraht.
= Die 8abnen tronsportirten am
SDnntag 5000 greurIioniIten pDr
OflabOnna uno 3prb 9eras nah
@alueiton.
= Sn 6earne trat oas 2ocalzDp
tion=@ eieb am 25. Suli in Strait.
I'm apDlf ubr puroen ale 8irt=
ibaften geihlDiien.
Ils Srau Denefe in @aco
fpdbreno Der Ibpeienheit ibres @at=
ten i'm gBsimmer beibdftigt mar,
tpuroe tie BON einem Wanne, Der fi1
ms 6aus gei6lihen bate, iiberfalz
len nno aneegrifen. Sic tpebrte
it'd fraftig unb Der sSremoe beaann
ibr Die &leioer BON &Drper au rei=
ben, als Der pahiante 6ausbuub
oa5u fam, Der fib auf ben Mann
itir5te uno ibn bertrteb. Der un=
bDlo muroe ipdter perbaftet unb be-
finoet iid i'm @efdngniB.
Die Strumpffabrif in 6iass
bDrO, Die boz brei Mpnaten ourh
Seuer beldaoigt muroe, lit pieo
in 8etrieb aeiebt tpproen. sic (ie=
fert oreiBig Dubenb Baar Ss.umpfe
PRO Yag. Sbre 8apaaitdt iuI aber
i'm 0erbit perooppelt tuerben.
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REILLY e O 6.
Gan Stntpntp, SeraS.
9atide NcctoenS 9rmderet.

Aae Irten BON Drudarbeiten tper=
ben in oeutider, enelilher uno ipa=
nil6er Sprahe fem uno LAUDER al
mabigem Breiie ausaefiibrt. Speci-
alitat: Drud BON Statuten, &erloz
bungs=, 6eiratbs= uno @~eleeenbeitss
Sarteu. Nuf Infrage fperoen So
itenanihldee e~eliefert.
Wic Genaa
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w. SC. & 8. 8abm.

Naeb @acD, SDrt 8ortb, 0anas. aantas
gitD, st. Souls unb Chicago, tdslidb,
(SunIet 9epDt) ........8 $50 Nben6s.
Gocolsmg pia Smitbpille. $3.50. $50 8ornt
Mnfunft:
Bon Chicago, st. 2ouis, &anias gitp.
Dallas, SORT 8ortb unb 8aco, tdali15
(Suniet Sepot) ........7.45 MDrgens,
9pcaI5na bia SmithoiQe.. ~. $50 Mbsnbs
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9te &Dnt9im aner 9iaen lit Die ct.
gernaros&rduter<8tle, tpeldbe lett Sahrs
bunoerten nit grDkter Sprgfalt BON ben
ebrtuiroi9en ct. Bernarb=Briioern beret-
tet tuDr6en 1T. Nus ben beilfraftioen
Ilpenfrdatern tpelebe Die frommen W5ns
DIE init tun6igem Sinn lammelten,- err
5eugten tie 0as iiberaus uertpDue Self
tnittel, tuelbes iib BEL 8~eritopfunq, Qe>
berleioen, 8erbnuungsi6uddbe un6 alien
Stbrungen Der 1nterletbs <Oraane auf
SaS 0l1n5enSife bepdbrt. 9ei6enbe
tperoen es niht bereuen, benz alten uno
betuahrten 6eilnnittel 5u ~bertrauen, ehe
iie lih gu ibrem Nabteil BON ben qleiBnee
ridden M~npreiiungen pertlpler ut0 ich6os
lider Nirturen. Yilen unb anoerer 8rd.
parate berleioen laIien.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-07

Col and Mrs. T. c. Bush and Master Hollis Bush have returned frorn California. They passed some time at Coronado Beach, one of the most beauti- ful resorts in the west. They were in Pasadena and Los Angeles during the month of March. MT. Albert P. Bush of Mobile a son of Col. and Mrs. Bush, was in the party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-07

rated with Easter lilies and smiax, the dining room being garnlshed in especial ly fine taste. It was in this room that substantial refreshments were served. In one of the front rooms an immense punch bowl helped to make the evening joyous. An orchestra stationed in the hall play ed throughout the evening.
 In addition to the large number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stern present their son, J. Stern of Paris, Ky. attend- ed and there were also in attendance a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Stern were born in Bavaria and have been in Birmingham about 25 years. MT. Stern has retired from active business life and has not been engaged in it for more than fifteen years.
 Many who were not present during the entire evening called to congratulate the happy couple.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-07

end sewers his connection with the road.
 MT. French, the new trainmaster, is from Colorado, and is a man with a great deal of railroad experience.
 c. o. Jackson, travelling passenger agent of the Frisco, accompanied by Mrs. Jack son, is in Memphis.
 A movement has been on foot for some time among railroads to adopt a uniform ticket on all lines. The Globe Democrat says:
 It is expected that the standard ticket form committees work will be completed in a few days and the reports sent to the several associations. whose members must pass upon the plan. While there is li<eli- hood that there may be some slight changes suggested by the associations, there has been on the side of the commit tee thorough understanding of the wants of the case and close touch with the powers which must finally decide the matter so that the adoption of the plan as presented is looked for.
 There has been a recognition of the need of reform in the ma tier of tickets and several attempts have been made to get a general agreement to a change. The agreement to appoint the joint com mttee is looked upon as a recognition of the fact that there is no reason why there should not be unity of action on these matters, which affect all roads and are calculated to assist the travelling pub lie as well as the passenger department officials and employees.
 The adoption of the standard form. 1t is expected, will save considerable annoy ance to travellers who, when using the old and diverse forms, have to look out for inducements, check slips and other disturbing arrangements provided to keep the accounts straight.
 A new rule has just gone into effect on the Alabama Great Southern which