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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
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matter how hard you press II down
ward no water will flow into 1t, for it
is not really empty, as you at first sup
posed. 1t is filed with air, which
takes up room. and this must flow out
before water can enter it. Now, keep
ing the first glass, which is filed with
water, mouth downward, raise it near
the surface, though not above the wat
er. Now, carefully turn the glass of
air under the water so that its mouth
communicates with the mouth Of the
water-flled glass. Since ar Is lighter
than water the air from the lower YES
sci will flow up into the water-filled
glass and the water which was in the
glass will flow down into the glass
which had contained the air. If the
glass which contained the air had con-
tanned oil, which is lighter than water,
the same experiment could have been
performed, and the upper glass would
have received the oil.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

Fig. s.-The petals ready to curl
around the stem.
other with a twist of the paper to keep
it from undoing.
You only nave to bend the stem
gently so as to make it less stiff, and
tie them up ia bunch, when you have
made five or six, with some pretty rib
bon that matches.
You will be able to make them after
very little practice with hardly any
trouble, and they are very useful for
decorations at Christmas time.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
Hessian Fly in Indiana.

Prof Troop, of the Indiana Expert
ment Station, In bulletin to the
press, says: Responses have been re-
ceiyed from 1856 correspondents to
date representing eighty-six counties.
Of these seventy-three counties report
the fly as doing more or less damage.
Thirteen counties report no fly, which
may or may not be true, as it has
frequently happened that one man has
reported no fly and another man Nv.
ing in another section of the county
has reported it as doing considerable
damage. Those counties reporting no
fly are Lake, Allen, Whitley, Jasper,
Newton, Blackford, Warren, Vermil.
ion, Owen, Sullivan, Knox, Starke and
Scott. Those which have not reported
at all are Elkhart, Wells, Adams.
Bartholomew, Jefferson and Pike.
Forty-six counties report the damage
10 wheat as ranging from fifteen to
seventy-fve per cent of the crop.
Twenty-four counties report only
slight damage; the greatest amount
of damage is reported from the cen
trail and southern counties. Tin De-
catur county fifty-two larvae were
found In one plant.) In sixty-five
counties in which the fly is found, the
wheat was sown before September rs,
while In eight counties it is found,
in wheat grown after September 25th,
but in only one after October list.
Twenty-seven varieties of wheat are
mentioned as being grown in the in
tested districts, and no one variety
is mentioned as being more free from
attacks than others.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

Fig. 2.-Showing how to curl the paper.
ferent petals have been curled roll the
paper round a taper tightly, as in
Fig. 8.
When the paper is rolled round,
fix it by tying a piece of cotton tightly
round the whole stem. Add enough
petals to make a good-sized rose.
Then cut narrow strip of green pa.
per about an inch broad, and twist ii
round the stem, or taper, beginning
from the rose end and finishing at the
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

resurrection, or to that desire to be
remembered by those who come after
us which is a feeling inherent to
humanity. There, in inches set back
in the wall of the pilasters dividing
these inches. statue after statue is
SEEN
In the little sleepy town of Pisa, the
Campo Santo, or graveyard, is one OF
the most attractive of the spots to
which the steps of the traveller tend
When Pisa was at the height of its
power, its people brought earth from
Calvary, in the Holy Land, in which
the remains of their dead should be
placed; and the porticoes with which
they surrounded the sacred enclosure
are among the most beautiful works OF
architecture in Italy.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
Dolls Box.

Take cardboard box, large or small
as desired. Cover with Powered wall
paper, inside and out. Attach cover to
box with garter elastic, shade of the
flower on paper. Glue back edge of
cover to box so as cover will stay up
when box is open. Glue strip of elias
tic to cover inside, for hat, etc. Make
a dolls outfit and lay inside box with
doll. A small piece of looking glass
might be inserted on inside of cover IL
liked. These boxes are very nice to
give little girl at Christmas, and can
be made at home at small cost. ANY
kind Of figured thin cloth might be
used If one does not have paper. but
paper is best. Use paste to stick the
paper or cloth on with. as ii dries out
best.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
Air and Water Test.

Fiji glass with water and, without
removing 1t from the vessel In which
you filled 1t, stand it upside down un-
der the water until you are ready to
use it. Now take an empty glass and
turn this directly mouth downward
ipto the same vessel of water and no
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

Rural Nocturne.
OH the cricket
And the frog,
In the grass and
In the bog
How their ripply music soothes onel
How their gladstone chorus smoothes
How the unisons arise
To salute the night-garbed skies!
Just the cricket
And the frog,
In the grass and
In the bog.
We will have no cares to burden.
Where the things of nature sing,
But holy quiet rests us,
Where the night birds softly wing
In and out the sleeping verdure
OF the hedges and the trees;
And the sacred theme is waited
In, to lull us, on the breeze.
There the kline in slumber huddle,
And the fowl have gone to rest,
And sweet nature seems to nourish
All things li@ing at her breast;
Strong, fuH-throated comes the music
From the trees and from the bog,
And the leaders in the chorus
Are the cricket and the frog!
Obi the cricket
And the frog,
In the grass and
In the bog
How their ripply music soothes onel
| How their gladstone chorus smoothes
onei
| How the unisons arise
| To salute the night-garbed skiesi
Just the cricket
And the frog
| In the grass ana
In the bog.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
Zig. 1.-Cut paper like this.

Fig. Cut paper like this.
per round it from the corner of each
slit to the center, as in Fig. 2.
A shows how the pin should be on
the top of the paper as it is com
menced.
B shows the paper as it is being
rolled round the pin.
C shows the pin still in, but the pa
per is rolled as far as it has to be.
D is how it should be just before
the pin is taken out, When all the diff
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
How 70 Make aaper Roses.

FNFs - FFFe1FA~ : q 1SsE ENN0~~E
Can you make paper roses? 1t is
quite easy and costs scarcely any
thing.
First buy a cents worth of white or
pink tissue paper for the rose, and
some green for the stems. Cut the pa
per from end to end in straight lengths
of about four inches wide. That done,
cut the Sits as in Fig. 1, about one
inch apart.
Then get hatpin and roll the pa
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

prayed for-is given up to the memory
Of those who have passed away.
On the vigil of "Al1 Souls Day"
that is, on the afternoon of the LIST of
November, it might be said that the
great bulk of the population of Rome
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

EVEN days the bells of
many of the churches
in Rome toll in Iugu-
brious tones and slow
measure. In this, as in
all Catholic countries,
the week following the
I'd of November-which
is the day on which the
dead are specially
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
The swImmIna Isl.

Cut fish out of stiff writing paper.
Make a round hole in the center and
from there a narrow channel to the
tail. Lay the fish fiat on the water
without wetting the upper side. If you
put drop of oil in the hole the fish
will swim without being touched.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

Agricultural education is a thing
that the farmer can no longer afford
to ignore. In the past ignorance has
collected a greater tax from the farm
eS than have the town. county, state
and national governments combined
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14

London Christmas Weather Mild.
There has been no skating in Lon
don at Christmas since 1892.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-14
The Doll Fisherman.

The Doll Fisherman.
This is an odd method Of catching
fish, which is used in some sections
of the country. 1t consists Of jump
ing-jack. or small, jointed man, whose
limbs are moved by jerking string
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06
8erambten has Grab.

Gin auiregenber 3miibenfaq miro
pDn SDbn Sliper pDn Bbilnoelpbia
folgenoermaBen erSdblt sd be-
iano MIDI in elmer ibauoerbaften
Berfa1iune. Meine 6aut mar gang
gelb, meme Mugen eingeiunfen, Die
8unge belegt, ib bate fortmdbreno
Sbmeraen i'm &ifer unb in Der
Seite uno murbe BON Sag gu Sag
lbmdber. Drei Ner5te batten mid
bereits aufgegeben. Damn tpurbe
mir Der Gatb ert6eilt, gleftric Bit
terS 5u gebrauhen uno gu meiner
erDBten Sreube felt fid l9pn nah
benz @ebraub Der erlten Tlai1e cine
merflibe 8eiferung Elm. Drei Wuz
den lang iebte ib ben @ebraub fort
uno ib bin jebt elm pDllig aeiunber
Wann. Sb meiB, Sic baben oas
Grab um elm fiberes Dpfer be-
raubt !" Nientano ip1te es peridu=
nter, bie1es Wittel su prDbiren. Sur
so Gents. @arantirt burh s. &alt<
eyer & Sobn uno Nbulpb DreiB,
Npotbeter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06
Wie aus @ien aen1elbet nj

Wie aus @ien gen1elbet miro,
bat fer @eld1ftsDronunessN usIhuB
bes Dfterreihiiben Nbeeurbneten=
bauies init % eeeen 8 Stimmen ben
Nntrae oes Deut1d)= Haoifalen Nnton
Sbalt abeelebnt. monah Deutfb
bic ausiblteBlibe @eI1dfts1prahe
oes NbgeDrbnetenbauies ieln iDa.
= NuS Berlin ihreibt man: Gin
Wntrag, bic MISUNDERSTANDING In
BreuBen 81 geitatten, tparbe i'm
preuBiiben 2anbta9 pertporfen. 9as
iebt geltenoe 8eht mad5t es n6tbig,
oaB bic 2eiden 9erienigen, Die fid
uerbrennen laiien m1aen. auBerbalb
BreuBens gebraht meroen miiiIen
uno bort perbrannt perben.
Safer Wilbelm ii. belibtiate
oieier Gage bas neue 6errenbaus an
Der 2eipSiger 6traBe neben benz
ieessMtiniiterium. Das &eIultat
ieiner Mufterung bat i'm Dffenbnr
menia befrieoiat; benr er duBerte lih
benz Irbitetten 9eaeniiber auf bas
Sbdrfite nber bic tpenia impDiante
GnDronuue unb @eitaltung oes
8aues.
6err Bubble, Der preuBlld)e
Miniiter fir Dffeutlibe Werfe uno
@iienbabnen, fubr bieIer Gage
spiiben Berlin uno glbina, iebs
Stunben lang in einem @ageDn
oierter 3laiie. Or unterbielt ii1
udbreno ber Belt NIT ben &aliaeieren
unb er iiber5euete iid peri6nlib bas
BON, pie file BON benz 3ugperional
bebanoelt miiroen. Ser Winiiter
bat in SOlee leiner 8epbabtuneen
mebrere Nenoeruneen in ben Wae=
gonS angeDronet, 10 baB bic Balias
giere in 8utunft nit mebr 8omfort
reiien fDnnen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto.
{ MO, Texas, as second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06
Nrdfibent @ppienelt iiber bie
SruSt3.

Gum smeiter Male Station mad1te
8rdiioent NDpiepelt anf ieiner gro,
Ben tpeftliben 9Dur in Wilpaufee,
mo er CUR 9beilnabn,e an benz grDBen
8anfett oes bDrtigen Berbanoes Der
&aufleute unb Sabrifanten i'm Blans
fingtpn 6otel eineelaoen porben
tuar.
Sci bieier @eleeenbeit bielt Der
Hrd1ibent cine lebr intereiiante @ebe
iiber baS gbema Der Truits,
reip. .iber bic GraQe Der &egulirung
uno @ontroairung Der eruBen gapi.
talss@ Dmbinationen uno Spnoifate
our6 Die H%egierung.A
SIN SDlge Der rapiben gntpifluns
unierer Snbuftrie in Den lebter smei
Sabrsebnten. iagte Der Yrdlioent, bas
ben 1ih 8rDbleme berausgebilbet.
BON oenen nod uniere gltern teine
Nbnung batten. 9urb oas uriges
abnte @ahstbum Der 8ep6lferung
uno bic gnncentrirung b~erielben, fos
ipie ourh Die Concentrating eefpaltis
gen @eihtbum8 lift niel @utes uno
S~egensreideS entitanoen, allein es
febtt audi feine8tuees an iebr beoens>
liben Sbattenieiten. Durfb ben
Cribs BON @eiebesparaarapber lafien
iid bieie uebelftanoe nidt 10 einfah
beieittaen, bod laiien fie i'd BEL eia
rigen guten Biqen meientlid OBJ
miloern.
mSn oieier 9iniibt aber Fat Der
81. @on9reB in ieiner lebten SeIiion
gtmas eeleiitet, oas bpffentlid BON
legensreihen 6Dlgen iein tpiro. gs
mar bas bic Shaffung bes reuen Wais
ntiteriums fir 9anoelsz uno Irbeits.
Gneeleeenbeiten, in pelbem in 8u>
funft Der Corporations @ummih6r"
cine berpurragenbe HDne ipielen
piro, oeiien Special ufgabe es ieiu
miro, ben @orpDrationen, welde i'm
spilhenftaatlifen 6anoelsperfebr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06
Gtue arpse geuSatipu.

Sc perurlabte cine 9roBe Senia=
tim in 9eespiae, Sno.. als W. s..
Broom BON ienem Srte, BON benz
man ertuartete, oaB er fterben tpiirbe,
burh Or. Sings @eue gntoedune
fir Shminoiubt gerettet puroe. gr
ihreibt: SD litt ibier unertr6elibe
Qualen ourb Nftbma, aber Sbre
@eue gntoefung oerlbaffte mir To-
fort grleibterune uno iie benirtte
bal5 barauf cine pDaiee Seilune.
Nebnlibe &uren fir Shminoiuht,
2ungenentSinoung, 8rDnhitis uno
Grippe fino bdufig. Sc lit Elm un=
uergleiblides Mittel fir ale Gals
uno 9uneen=2 eioen. 8reis so gts.
uno $1.00. @arantirt ourh s.
&alteger & SDbn unb q. DreiB's
Gpotbefe. Brobeflaiben frei!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06

Staoium Der gntuidluns getreten,
als bisber. uno 5par mar elm CUR
lnredten .3eit losgeaangener ShuB
- tpie bas ibon BET 10 manber Rez
oDlte Der Sal aemeien - Die Verans
lafune oa5u. 8eiaster SduB
purbe BON elmer albaneiilden Sbilo=
pabe abgefeuert uno er traf 6errn
Stlherbina, ben ruiiiiden Gonlul
in Miropiba. Nnfdnelib bieB es,
Stiderbina fem iDfort getDotet por=
ben, aber es felt lib iebt beraus,
baB er suar ourb einen ShuB in
ben unterleib idmer permunoet
uurbe, aber nod am 2eben lit.
gieleibt lpielt oieler SbuB oieielbe
&ole. uie oerienise, ourb melben
6err oDr &etteler, Der oeutibe Sc
ianote in China, getDbtet uuroe.
@ie aus &pnitantinDpel Inter ben
Datum oes 5. Ipril eemeloet miro,
batten Die oiplomatilben 8ertreter
Oeiterreihs, &uBlanos uno eng
lambs cine NuotenS beim Sultan, in
melber oielelben i'm orinaeno auf=
foroertert, Die CUR unteroridung Der
Ieitationen in Ilbanien erforoerz
liben MaBreaeln gu ergreifen. Ser
Sultan perIiherte ben 9iplDmaten,
taB er cine gomnil1ipn nah Nlba=
MEN entIenoet babe, nelbe ben Ser
Iub MAIDEN lDle, Die borti9en unrus
ben auf frieblihem Wege beiaulegen,
ipute bieIer Beriub iib ieoDb als ct
folglDs ermeiien, 10 meroe lDforI
cine militariibe Occupation BON gara
Nlbanien erfDl9en.
Gus @ien erfdbrt man iibrigens
oab Seiterreib feline Truppensg Dm'
manbos in ben Di1trifter ppr Iaram
SarajetpD unb 9emesuar mDbiliItr
babe uno baB man iDfort CUR Sccu.
patton BON WitrDpiba ihreitet
tperoe, lobalo fid bas als nDtbmen:
big ertpeiien ioDte. 1ebrigens per
lautet aud, baB itb unter Der mOba
meoanilhen 8epDlferune BON 8Ds
MEN unb Der 6erseeDmina elm
1tarfe @dbrung bemertbar made
Dielelbe bemaffnet iib i'm @ebeimet
unb beablidtiat mabriheinlib in
gegebenen MDment geneinIame Sah
NIT ben aufitdnoiihen Nlbaneien 81
MAIDEN.
gbaratterild fir Die Stimmunl
auf Der Balfau<6 albiniel lit Der fol
genoe Beribt, Der aus Der bulgari
Iden 6auptitabt Spfia tDmmt. Dor
beran1talteten Die MaceoDnier in De
&atbeorale cine feierlihe &equiem
Me1Ie fir bas Seelenbeil Der gefal
lene1 "a buleariiben Sniurgenten
peld)e BEL &arhinibi BON tiirtiihen
Militdr unb BafbisBD5Dufs nieber
gemebelt muroen. 9ie init Trauer
flDren umbiuten Bilber Der @efane
men fparen in Der &athebrale aufee
lteut poroen unb Der amtireno'
Hrieiter belt cine Brebigt, in mel
der er bic @efaQenerl alien bulgart
lben 8atriDten alS leubtenoe TDr
bilber our Nabeiferung bariteute!
Sebenfaas bat man iebt 10 5iem
lih alIeemein Die 6Dffnune aufeege'
ben, baB cine frieoli1e Beilegun!
Der Balfan-@ irren nod i'm 8ereibv
Der W0glidfeit Doer aub ttur be
@abrideinlihteit lieae!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06
Sic etnst8e taslt6 eri@ci
eemtfMe 3ettn.9 In 2eras.

Ste nJreie Yrefie fiir 9egas" bat
ppu allen bentim : teEanifdben 3eitmm=
sen Die 8r5kte MbDmnentenaabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-06

tbdtia iinb. feline gans belonoere Nufz
merfIamfeit susupenoen. Die 8ous
mabten, nit melden oieler neite 8e=
ANTE ausaeitattet lit, UNI feline 1n=
teriubungen gu fibren uno unaeiebs
libe @elbdftsmetbDoen blossuleaen,
1inb lebr peitreidenb. 8elDnbers
giinitiee &eiultate ieien aber babur9
gu ertparten, oaB Die gruits ee5tpunz
gen merben, ibren 9ransaftionen oas
2iht Der 0effentlihfeit 10 melt pie
nur mDglid suednslib gu MAIDEN.
Die ppr ca. 2 Sabren eineelebte
rSnouitrielle &ommiiiipn" batte es
in ibrem 8eribte ais eiuen Der 6aupt<
iibelitdnoe i'm mobernen 6anoelss
uno @el9dftsoertebr beseidnet, baB
Die @iienbabnen bel Der 8erebnung
ibrer 5rabtraten Die n@roBen" auf
Soften Der n8leinen" b~eeiinitieen.
Sc peren ooourb geraoesu WDnos
pole eeibaffen pDroen, ourb melbe
beilpielsmeile Der 6anoel in @etreibe
unb in neutrality-suspicious. in
ben 6dnben eiiieer @enieer, Die uns
ter chamber cine Combination abz
geiblDiien batten, c%oncentrirt tpDroen
mar. 9urb ben grlaB zines Nnti=
&abatts @eiebes bat nun Der gpnereB
in ieiner lebten Seiiion bieleln ihrei<
enoen MiBitanbe abeebolien unb boz
Durb bic B~eitimmungen bes Ymiz
ibenitaatlihen 6anbelseelebes nee
ientlih ergdnSt.
SIN 8uiammenbanee biermit lent
tie Der Brdiioent bie< Gufmerfiamfeit
Der .8ubDrer gang beipnbers auf Die
Tbdtigfeit be8 @eneralanmaltes
&nDr, nelder IA Yrpse11e eeee1 Die
6auptz @iienbabnen bes Wittleren
Weftens anitrenate uno ourbfibrte,
nm oieielben an Der ferneren uebers
tretung Der @eiebe gu perbtnbern,
Der oann ferner erfDlereib geeen Die
grDBe NDrtbern Securities Company
5u Seloe aDg, lomie geaen bic ais
Beeftruit befannten grDBen Sbfahts
baussS Dnoifate, uno fie anang, iib
ben geiebliben 8oribriften 81 unterz
merfen.
Mu9 BON Geiten Der gpttDn-Snters
eiienten beS Siibens 1inb 8el1wer<
ben oariiber laut gemDrben, baB ite
itart geibaoigt miiroen ourb Die Me=
tbDben, tpel6e Die iiiolihen @iienbabz
men in 8e5ug auf ben 8aummpuz
transport befDlgen. Die Nni6uloiz
gungift gegen Die betreffenoen Giien=
babnen erbDben pDrben, baB iie nibt
nur "Pool'' Arrangements unter
einanoer abgeiblDfien baben, INN Die
grnnspDrt= Staten flnitli1 in bic
6Dbe gu ihrauben. ionoern oaB iie
iogar 10 melt geben, ben 8aummDnz
8erienoern pOr5uihreiben, melde
Babnen fie benuben miiiien, UNI ieoe
nod pDrbanoene Spur Der Concur
reno gu p%erbinoern. Gub in bieiem
Sale 9riff @eneralantpalt &nur
enereii1 elm unb serItDrte ben 8Dpl,
mDourb ale jeue 8eibrdnfunsen fir
Die Cotton : gerihifer beieitlet
muroen.
Sn oerielben @eiie gefane es Dem
@eneralanualt &nDr aud ben inter
benz Namen r6eoeral Salt 60" be-
fannten 9ruit unihdolih gu MAIDEN.
rDas @eieB", iblnB Brdiibent
&ooieuelt, rioa tueber i'm ipecteQen
Sntereife Der Irmen, nod in bemjes
nigen Der &ei6en gebanobabt ner=
ben, ionoerrl i'm SntereIie aaer 8irs
ger bes 2anoeS. Wir 1inb ni1t ,nebr
aegen Rapitals=O Organization als ee=
gen Nrbeiterorganiiation. @tr be-
miafommnen beibe, 10 lange iie bas
8ehte tbun uno ibrer Bflibten Der
&epublit geaeniiber eineebent bleis
benz"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-27
TALKED FOR HIS VERY LIFE
AS He Was Lawyer 1t Probably Came
Tolerably Easy-His HOstler
Goes Suddenly Mad.

Logansport, Ind, June 26.-Lawyer
Michael f. Mahoney had to put up the
greatest argument of his life when he
went to his stable and found his hos
tier, John Obringer, a raving maniac
armed to the teeth and determined to
make Mahoney over into a monument
that would hereafter grace ellington
park, near this city.
When Mahoney stepped into the sta
BILE the man showed him two pistols
and knife, declaring himself to be
Mahoney's friend, so much so, in fact,
that he wanted Mahoney transformed
into stone that would be placed in
the park.
Mahoney began his argument, which
brought out great beads oe sweat on
his brow. He was finally allowed to
60 for tools with which to do the
transforming and Immediately called
the police.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-27

dent and the people would like to
keep him there indefinitely ii he
could be induced to serve. His in
terest in public affairs is deep, and
he serves the people as faithfully as
he attends to his own business.
Such faithfulness deserves recogni-
ton in a substantial promotion.
We have two hardware stores,
one of which is conducted by Sam'l
Kitto, the pioneer hardware man.
Mr.. Kitto has been in business here
"a years, having bought out Levi
Brown in 1879. His stock of gen
eral hardware and stoves is one of
the most complete in these parts.
He does a large business in furnaces,
plumbing, etc. Harry Hickok, fore
man of this establishment, is first
class workman. Mr. Kitto is one of
the adjusters for the Grant County
Fire Insurance company. Himself,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-06-27
G|1slln Special Reduced
.|l Excursion Rates

Particular attention is being called
by the Chicago & Northwestern R'y to
the low rates which have been made
for the meeting Of the National Edu-
cational Association at Boston, next
month. These round trip excursion
rates with liberal return limits are
available at time of the year when
teachers, students and others are
making their plans for the summer
vacation. and afford an excellent op-
portunity for journey to one Of the
most interesting cities in the world, as
we'll as reaching the seashore and
mountain resorts of New England.
Parties are being formed at various
points in the west for the purpose of
making this journey in congenial COM
pany The officials of the Chicago q
Northwestern advise that the move
ment as now anticipated will be very
large. For particulars apply to ticket
Agents Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
Jy4.
Very low rates to Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. via the Northwestern line Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates Jally and 5, with final return
elusive, on account of annual meeting
I. G. N. o. M. S. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y. Jy5.
Very low rates to Atlanta, Ca, via
the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold July 5, 6, and Z,
with final return limit by extension
until Aug. Is, inclusive, on account of
B. Y. P. u. Annual Convention. APP
ply to agents Chicago q Northwestern
R'y. Jy4.
"Short Jaunts for Busy People" is
the title of handsomely illustrated
booklet issued by the Chicago d
Northwestern R'y, briefly describing
nearby summer resorts, with infor-
nation as to summer hotels and board
ing houses, railroad and rates, etc.
Sent on receipt of cent stamp. Ad-
dress W.B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic
manager, Chicago For rates, tickets,
etc., apply to agents Chicago & North
western Ry. 23t5
Will be in effect from all points on
the Chicago & North Western Railway
for the occasions named below:
Modern Woodmen of America, Indi-
annapolis, Ind, June 18th to Oath.
National Educational Association,
Boston, July 9Th to 10TH
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Sara
toga, Springs, n. Y, July 7th to 10th.
United Christian Endeavor, Denver,
July 9th to 18th.
Epworth League, Detroit, Mich,
July 10Th to 18th.
B. P. o. E., Baltimore, Md, July Dist