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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Original Notice.

= In l.. the the District Court OF Iowa, in and for
Augusta Hnttondorf, Plaintiff, VS.. Henry
To the above named Defendant Henry
Huttondorf.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the 18th day of September 1903, petition
will be filed by said plaintiff, Augusta Hut
tondorf. in the office of the clerk Of the Dis
trict cour!, Crawford county, Iowa, claiming
OF you a divorce from the bonds of matrimony
heretofore existing between you and said
Giisintf herein also alimony in the sum Of
asking decree OF said court that plaintiffube
awarded the custody of all her minor child
when on file.)
"A, And that unless you appear thereto and de-
lend peIore noon on the second day of the
next October, 1903 term of said court which
conVeneS at Den1SOn, Iowa, on the fifth dag of
OCTOBER, 1903. default will be entered against
you and Judgment and decree rendered there
on for all the relief asked for herein and for
the tuli amount Of plaintiffs claim for ali
Dated, Denison, Iowa. Sept. sth, 1903.
P, w. HARDINvil
Attorney for Plaintiff.
rs at.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
briggs Indictment Upheld.

New York, Sept 29.-The validity of
indictments against ex-Congressman
Edmund H. briggs of Brooklyn and
George F. Miller, New York agent Of
the Brandt-Dent Automatic Cashier
company, charging them with partici-
patton in the postal frauds, was upheld
In the decision handed down today by
Judge Thomas in the United States
district court in Brooklyn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Type Founders Quit Work

Cincinnati, Sept. 29.-The men en-
ployed by the Cincinnati branch of the
American Type Founders company
have gone on strike. The men say
that an agreement was presented at
the foundries throughout the country
and that national strike was inaugu-
rated because the company refused to
accede
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Founders During Hurricane.

st. Johns, N. F., Sept 29.-vessels
returning from the Grand Banks re-
port sighting the hull of a large yes
sci, apparently Frech fishing bark,
floating bottom up 1t is believed that
the vessel foundered during the re-
cent hurricane with all hands. She
would carry crew of nearly fifty
men. 1t is feared that other disasters
have occurred as several vessels are
missing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Death of Editor w. c. Smith.

New York, Sept. 29.-W. c. Smith,
part owner and business manager OF
Modern Mexico, a monthly magazine
published in this city in the interest
of trade between the United States
and Mexico, is dead at his home here.
Mr.. Smith formerly was city editor of
the Topeka (Kan) Capital.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
HeaIth-seeker Accidentally Shot.

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. 29.-Ernest
Phelps of Carthage Mo-, a health-seel-
er aged twenty years, accidentally
shot himself with rifle, the ball en-
tering the abdomen and in1icting seri-
GUS if not fatal injuries Phelps did
not know the rifle was loaded and was
leaning on the barrel when it was dis
charged. He is said to be of promi-
nent family in Carthage.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Championship Games AZ Boston

Pittsburg, Sept 29-The Pittsburg
base ball team, champions of the Ma
tional league left for Boston, where
they will on Thursday begin series
OF nine games for the championship of
the world with the Boston team, pen
nant winners of the American league.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Army Maneuvers at Louisville.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 29.-After IA
day spent in maneuvering among the
hills, the first of the mimic battles
ended with an apparent advantage in
favor of the brown" army. The con-
ditions prevailing were those govern
ing the proper employment of advance
and rear guard by the armies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Blows TOP of Head OFF,

Kansas City, Sept. 29.-George Hay.
sci, who is thought to be either from
Lincoln, Neb, or Sioux City, Ia, COM
mitted suicide by blowing the top of
his head off with z shotgun In q room
ing house.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
WATSON FINISHES ARGUMENT.
American Counsel in Alaskan Bound
airy Case Greatly Fatigued.


airy Case Greatly Fatigued.
London, Sept. 29.-The opening of
the third week of the sessions of the
Alaskan Boundary commission found
d. T. Watson of American counsel con-
tinuing his presentation of the Ameri-
can case. He concluded at 1926 D.
M, after speaking since Wednesday
afternoon.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone ex-
pressed the appreciation of the com
missioners, saying: "Thank you for
your very powerful argument"
Then at nod from the lord chief
Justice, Christopher Robinson, K c.,
rose and commenced his speech in be-
half of the Canadian claims. Mr.. Wat
son left the hall looking greatly ia
tigued after his prolonged effort.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30
Prohibition County Convention Call.

There will he Prohibition County
Convention held at the City Hall in
Denlson on Saturday, October at 2
p. N. for the purpose Of nominating d
County ticket and attending to oLher
business.
All Prohibitionists are earnestly re-
quested to attend this convention.
W. R. TEMPLE, CHAIRMAN.
HARRY JOHNSON, Secretary
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

men ogiaa ON Britt og Mangler.
Saalebss meb 6enibn til MenigbeOss
iioler og oelIboanneoe 29rere til
Iamme. 9igefaa Man9ef paa preter,
IarIig faabanne, iom er fplbte al
nibtert MisIionsIinb.
5orman0en a6oarer / fin Omtale n
5or6oloet melem Spnoben og be en-
felte aonferencer imob oltfor it9rt
Capitalization og for itarf Sn0iDiOus
alisme iom li9e farli9e for IunO u0>
oitling.
% t6eologiIfe aanoiodter %orDinerss
tes unoer MpOet til YrGiter / Spnoz
oen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Qanbbaos

6rifenbelfe. o%anooagss
manb s0ansien bar f%orleoen peo Neps
rinaeretten tiltalt for at BABE uobreot
en- op6ioIemoe Gang Der temper ct
Soft, optaget I o6eimoul" otter Sri
iteligt 0ag6laO". Nmt5dopofaten an
Orog paa 100 Dart i 9soe.
0ommen leo paa 5%rifinoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
8o9er
neo1atte priier,

1leo1dtte prt1er.
Gi bar mobtdget mango gobe biqige
8gger, Ionl lite er opfgrt I bort aatas
log. Samme I9Iges til nebIat pris,
Iaol9nge Spld9et parer. priIerne er
netto, og 9e9erne ienoes portofrit, til
0pldget er uoiolgt, / ben Orbea, iom
geitilin9erne inblsber. Sfrio meb
bet iamme, inben BET tr for TENT.
08p9erne beItiaes eFter Drummer.
212. Sra @ei6IelFloOen til bet itiQe
SAB. 6orteGinger al polite 5ors
f%attere. beo So6an @rope. 294
Sioer i Om7log. ReOlat fra $1,4O
til soc.
213. 6auran. HejieIfiloring fra
galaItine. st 6oreorag at 6snrif
Sdarlin9. so Sioer, / OmIlug.
Ieoiat fra 40c. til zoe.
214. MinbeItrift ON g~srn6arOt Sc.
perrin Sngemann. s 6unOreOuuret
efter bans 5goIet, al ai6arot pes
mterien. 210 SiOer, inobunOen.
Rebfat fra $1.70 til $1,30.
215. Qibet pdd QunDet. Sfilbrtnoer
at Qnton Rielien. 1876 SiOer !
0mIIag. Reoiat fra soc. til 4Oc.
ZIG. Ere 0obeller at Gmil Marriot.
Torfatter til Den 9ejitliae 0pb".
Sberiat at u. aierulf. 231 SiOer.
Smildg. Nebidt ira $1.35 til
soc.
|217. Sunni 9ui9, ct 2eoneoslp6 /
en- Yr9fte9daro. llogipet al 9enr.
gecb. Nnoen, forggeOe l1Ogape.,
meo 2 giGeoer at gui6. 422 Sie
her, / Smflag. Nebiat ira $500
til $1.0O.
218. SmdoIfr;fter til Oplpsning for
8riitre. llbgibne at prpf. Or. SIRE
berit Hiellen. 9doens ~lfejl6ar6eo.
51e 9rebe fra $. BON 9eainger.
Meo S%nbleOainger og Qnm9rtnins
Ger. 40 Sioer, / Omilag. NepIut
ira 3oc. til zoe.
219. Smod 9igte, al life 8irtebdl.
Meo ct 5ororb al $. Sert36orn.
90 5ioer. 9eofdt fra 4Oc. til 15c.
800. Mao ban fomme2 Snteripr / en-
Nft. Of 4nna ajerulf. Opfprt
fprlte Sang oeo 55ItforeitiGin9en
pQa 8aomartbeatret / Qnleoning al
9binbernes Uplifting fra 6OrtiO OQ
Rutio 1896. 80 Sioer, / Smila8.
1sbfot fra zoe. til Sc.
221. BUFFERS 5aIteprabitener. Ner'
lat fra 65c. til 25c.
222. 5orebrag p9 0ptegnelIer al q
s. 3ermanIen. MeO 5ororo al
9uooig Shrpber. 80 SiOer, / Om.
lag. Nebiat fra 4oc. til zoe.
223. 9ernbaro Seperin Sn9emdnnS
8igterftilling og 0igterp9rf, al
Sens Nprgaaro. 1875 Siber, / Sm'
flag. Heoiat fra $1.20 til 60c.
224. aampen mellem Spber og &rilts
ne. Gn biitoriif HeOegprelIe tillise.
meo en- 9eoneostegning al SsrdelS
@er, Stefan S9ult5, at s.. 6. MHt
ling. Sogneprait. 1914 Siber,
0mIlag. NeOiat fra $1.00 til SOC
225. Sra bet attenbe @drbunOreoe
Mf Str. arent5en. 1913 Sioer,
OmIlag. NebIat fra $1.00 til 35c
226. Sfriften og OperleDerinsen
fremitinet / beres eoan9eliIfe Gam.
men6eng, at S. 9aluounSDSuler
gropit % S%ogneprait. 317 SiOer
/ Omflag. Nebiat fra $500 II
4Oc.
227. Snbioibualisme og Soclalisms
eler bporleoes bet bdnIfe Sam fun'
for Siben d%rbejoer. @f 5r. &rebs
Sertrnf al Sons Stiftstipenoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

40. Oe DlHVHIelpe 2tHg. 5~tIlEell9e
8etrugtninger, at emanuel gohn,
Sogneprait / llliD og 2itersgeoe.
IT'S SiOer, / Om1lag. ReoTat fra
$1.0O til 30c.
229. Nutio8sS pgrgsmaaI, befnTte |
tire 6oreOrag oeo Gfteraarsmpbet /
@Itoo 1886. l10gione at 2ubbiJ
S4roOer. Ieofat fra 40c. til 20c.
230. Mart6in 2ut6er, opfattet at
Seren &irfegaarO. ST 6iitorif qeis
Iig6eOsIfrift, at u. 2istoo. 165 Gis
Der, / Omilag. NeOIot fra $1.o0
til zoe.
231. Den Ounife &irfeTags 5orfamz
per SucOb Gbr. 2ino6erg. st Wlinz
beitrift, at 5reOerit Npgaaro. Nlso
Sacob SIR. 0inbber98 giIeOe. g
SiOer / Om7a9. Rebfat fra GO.
til 25c.
232. Om Sfriftemaat og 4ftereang
/ bereS itriftm9siige rg tirfebiitor:.s
lie 5orbplo til %binanben, al Saco6
6olm, So~gnepr9It til @abum. 10
Stber. Nebfat fra Toe. til &c.
233. Dor !6erres sSeiu ariiti Sen
tomit. 8i6ea9sninger ober Mat=
t69us G~oangelium, aapitel "a,
bolbte / Nboent8tioen 1887 al s..
8pta6e, S%ognepraIt / 5reoericid.
SO StOer, / Omi lag. Yeofat fra
Doc. til zoe.
234. Oct friFelige 2io. qrobifensr
oper Ssnoogstefiter at 4poftferss
8reoe. @f e. Mau, Brett / aielz
lerup. 378 siOer, / Omi lag. Nees
lat fra $1.4O til 25c.
235. Gipet efter Oeben. Gn fort poz
pular SperoejelIe al be friitelige
0ogmer: .0en eoige 5orogmmelfe "
og Set eoige 2ip" / 5or6inbelIe
meO Sroen paa Omperbelie eftsr
0sben. 80 Sioer, / Omilag. Neos
lat fra zoe. til 81.
236. 0anmart, preusien og qragerz
frebens puragruf 3. of 9ilbel.n
8irtebal. 27 Siber, / SmTag.
Wph1nt frn 15r III 8r
237. Den friitelige gis6eO eQer oSros
ems fulOe 5orpisning". Qf Otto
MeGer. 1O1 Sioer, inbbunosn.
NebIat fra $1.15 til soc.
239. @ip mig, min Sen, bit 6jertel
Qraoiten al Quboig 6ofacter. III:
gipet at 8. 3. 81. SpenOIen, Spsz
nepreTt til SeeGings p9 6p0er. IS
Siber. Reofdt fra &c. til 81.
$40. !69or!ebe5 nulte hi opoyaoe pcre
Gsrn? 2etTottelig Spprageliesofis
%le6ning, u~oar6ejr.t at o@n areos
cF Qerere". 68 Giber, / Gm1o9.
NeOfdt fra 20c. til 10c.
241. Tpeite Sptte6rg for Mlobet>
Observation-Disclosures, meo poer leo
MnDisninQer. 48 Sioer. Rebiat
ira zoe. til Sc.
242. glanoebe 9igte, at Grnit BON
Der 4ecfe. 1872 SiOer / SmI lag.
Nebiat fra soc til 25c.
243. 3 Sommerferien. 2pitipif I
fire offer. at @ilb. Ma0inq. 1872
Stoer / Smilag. Neoiat fra Zoe.
til 4Oc.
pa. DANTE SIM % Minber. Gn
foltelig Sulegabe til 9enner / Hor@
ben al 0ilbelm @irfeodl. 248 Siz
Der / Om1ag. NeoTat fra $1.10 til
25c.
245. Nutibs Spor98maal og ct Stnfz
te al bet DANTE 5olts 2eonsislpb.
Gn fotteIig Sulegape til @enner /
Norren, fra @ilfetm girteoal. $50
SiOer / Om1ag. Reofat fra $1.15
til 25c.
246. st Stofle al 9anmarfs 6or=
tioss&rpniter til 9ebop for Qutiz
ben. Gn f~pltelig Suleqabe til @enz
ner / Norcen al @il6elm girtebal.
Oh Siber / OmIlag. Nepiat fra
$1.2O til 25c.
PAT. 0anmarts Stigcn. 6aIo rg be-
qpnOenOe Gejsning / Mioalosren.
Gn foltelig SulegaOe til @enner |
Noroen, fra 8ilbelm girfeool. 284
Sioer / OmIlag. Neoiat fra $1.20
til 25c.
0d0 OhernnnnseSfnpn 9nnnnrf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

7irbteria binOret poa 20 Winutter. Np:
item ct Mlratel- 8r. SbomaS' Gclectric Oil.
s etbpert apotet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Sonoerjvllano.

8algene SpnberDl=
.ano D. = Deb 8dlget til ben tDite
aigsoag bleb Der / Qabenraa gp afqis
pct 333 Ct. for 4noreie en-, 1913 ct. for
6ablfe, 81 ct. for Molgait % 90
Ct. for Raab.
S Starbet fit Sesien 123 st.,
Mablte 5 St, Or. 0abn 101 ct.
S Rgboing: SesIen 110St., Mabls
te 8 Ct, Or. 6dbn "a 81.
5 aeisbb : S0oiooing Commune:
Sesien 164 Ct, Or. 6a6n AZ st.,
s 1902 bleo Der Ger afgipet 143 oanIte
og az tpife Stemmer.
@raaiten: 4norei en- 1851, Ma6!s
te 40 Ct, 0olgait 46 ct. og Raab
AZ ct.
ariitiansfelot: SesIen SO Gt.,
6a6n 56 ct.
5lensbOrg gp: 442 Oun7te Stem
mer.
6aoerslcO gp: 465 oanffe Stem
mer.
5 Qabenraa 4mt er Der efter ben
forelpbige Opgprelie afgioet 22O Ct.
pda anoreien. 969 ct. paa Raa6,
783 poa 0olgait, $50 paa Mablfs.
Spnosrborg 9p: Sesien $50 Ct,
!9a6n 440, Wd6lfe 105 Ct.
6iotil tenOes l%lofaloet / 10 9algs
oiitritter / Spnoerborg areos, ION
piier en- 5rem9dng al 80 oanlte Stem
mer, og Al 9al9oiitritter i 9uoerss
leo areos, ION Oiier en- 5remgang al
130 q.
6aoersleo. ben II. %uni. - @eO
galget / @aar 6leb Der / Sgnoer6orq
Qmt afgipet paa Sesien 1899 ct, /
6ior 1884. poa !6abn 1899, / 6ior
1884, og paa Mablte 387, / 6jor 247.
) 0aoersleo 2tmt aigaoes paa Sesien
6434, / 5ior 1924, 6a6n 1902, / 6jor
zoos. Ma6lfe $50, i 5jor 24O. 5es=
isn er oermeo pal9t.
X \ 4
5lensborg. ben II. SUM. - Gfter
en- forelebig Opgprelie er Der i6aoerss
iep Qmt afgipet 6438 odnite Stemmer
CO / Spnoerborg 4mt 1899, ialt / fSrs
Ite areos 1927 mob 10,O58 / 5jor.
s 4abenrad Nmt er dfgiret 2188
canite Stemmer og i 5lensborg 2tmt
775, idlt / anoen 9reos 1858 mpo
3,349 / 1898. 5 fjeroe areos or
Der nogen Reogang / bet DANTE
Stemmetal.
X
6lens6org, ben Il. SUM-. - 5 fsrs
tie 9algtrebs er Der paa Sesien afgis
Get 1929, pua 6abn 1861, pad
Moblte 713 Ct. 5 anoen @algtreos
er Der afgioet 1888 oanite Stemmer;
eer ital Der pGre Omoalg meaem en-
4ntiiemit og en- 4ntiIocialiit. s fjeroe
areos er Der afgipet 1876 oanIte
Stemmcr. % Der ital fnee Cmpalg
Step melem Ell friIinoet 9anoipat og
en- natioralliberal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Stor 6eOebranb. - M}pI-
Ter qeterIens Start / 2trnum, iom for=
rige 3orsoag par beiteTtiget paa 2(rs
nun Mloie meb at lape 3grp, oiloe
for at faa beOre eiggeplap5 til SIR
oene, af6ranOe 9pngen. Sloen tog
besperre O~berbaonb, og geboerne fra
Qrnum % 9ejrup bar uotommans
oeret Masiepis meOSpaoer og StoOz
Il for at faa Sloen begraniet. Den
itGrte Storm forpgeoe imiolertio 81
ben, Tom mar mente at bape o9mz
pet. SlOen bar trait zig fra @rnum
Moie belt ober paa 8aansa9er Wtole,
Taa Der er itor 5are for. at ben itte
tan flutes, for Der tommer Regn.
gprigbeoen bar paret pua Steoei
for at tage granoen | 9jeipn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Sebebronb. - 5Orrise 3ors=
Gag opTtob Der, ianoIpnlisOis Iom
8slse At en- qrbejOers llfOriigtis6eo,
Brand pau Woien oeb oinnet StuD.
3 Get tprre @ejr ereb SlOen ifslsc
IN. 3eit." burti9 Om fig, og en- itpr-
re Stretning afbranote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03

Den tore % isionse t,
iom afbolDtes / ariItianSfelot forrige
SBnbag og Manoag, par bsgunitiget
at bet ImutteIte 9ejr, og 3ilitrgmnins
gen bar Oerfor meget itor. 8aaoe meD
9anen, til 9ogns, paa Gptle pg iii
6oos, tOm Der fore Starer Der inn.
Iau at ben elers iaa rolige gp trent
6so ct ret liDligt Sfue. Soften bar
~Iittert pGret beIggt at ober 1000 per
Toner.
Sgnoag Gfermio0ag 81. 4 inolez
oeOe ga6nien al greflum peb at tale
cber M}at6. %, 1870 Q. ST. 7 totte
Paitor Iielien at Sommeriteo oper
Romerbr. 8, IA 9.
ManOag 5ormiOag 81. 81 tate
Paftor Simonien af Otfepao poer
Mat6. 4, 4 g., 6oorefter Mi8Iionar
g. 9anien al 6ambor9 afla9oe 8eretz
ming ON 8rSbremenigbeoens ooer ale
8eroensbele uobreote MisIionsger
ming. Om @ftermibbagen ST. 2 talte
paitor genbiren at 8ajn9s ober gfajz
az 6. Sap, pg SCI. 4 bolot paitor
5onneien al 9oitrup Slutningstalen
o0er Saline 45, 3. 9.
Sdmtlige 3aler bolbtes paa 9anIf,
% ben itore &irte bar bper Sang
Ituoenbe fulD al 3il6erere.
&oleften oeb &irteogren 6elpb Iil
iii oper 1900 Mdrf.
StOebranO. S 29roo9s
6ormiooags er Morten Sdmibts
0oaro / 8aasluno nebbr9nbt.
8pgningeyne bar meget gdmle, Do
ia alting bar t%nast0rt, og @aaroen
ligger nogst d%fiioes, bar bet bele neoz
6rGnbt, forenO be tililenoe Sprpjter
tunoe TONNE tilStspe % uorete noQet.
Om Sloens Optomit er, idd bipt
DiOes, enonu intet beItemt pplpIt.
5orrige 2prbag er 8gbmanb p9
2dnomuno Sobanne5 Seniens gjens
bonn / Saitpraa neobr9not til @run=
ben.
Dd Senien par oeb at Itaa pp, be
m9rteoe ban en- ~ejenoommelig Qpo,
Iom fom fra 2oftet. !9an ao6neOe od
en- Qoftslem, pg / Iamme 9jeblit ilo9
Rp9 og6lammer BAN / Mgoe. MeDens
ban tilrdabte i'm Some, at bun Iful0e
itnnoe Iig at tomme uo meo 8ernene,
ie6 ban tilbage til Sopep9reliet for at
bente 9engetasien pg 5orretnings6es
gsrne; bet lptteOes ham ogida At fad
9enqene meD, me0ens ban matte late
en- Del al 8ggerne blipe / bet 6t9nz
oenoe 0us, oa 3a9et par begpnot at
tribe neo.
Stte bet minOite reooeoes, 6Oerfen al
Snp6o eler Nareldger. Sloen for
planteOe Iig burtigt til ct liot 9it for
6~eliggenoe 6us, Ter ogiad til6grer ben
~6ranOtiOte, men for 3ioen er ubebcet,
ca / 6pis enc Gnbe finoes en- Stdlo.
Oct iDtteoes be tililenoe Ya6oer at
reooe &reaturerne.
8egge 0uie, Der par I%tradt9tte, neos
6r9note totdlt.
Gjeren bdbpe fun liot foriifret %
lioer oerfor ct life u6etpoeligt 3o6.
Man dntager,' at Sloen enten or
cpitaoet Deo Seloant9noelle meo
8Rnoltitfer, Der bsfanot Jig poa 2ofs
tet, eaer OgIaa peO en- 3epne ! Sfors
Itenen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-21
THANKSGIVING DAY IS A GOOD TIME
FOR EVERYONE TO CHEER UP.

Il poor be
Ptaby life nothing which
soul that sunshine
wrongs
pessimstic all sometimes
that world gloom despair especially
The possible
old Job
that Job a hollis
lively modern Thanksgiving
thanks that his body
grouches who exist only In their little Ills.
differs N
But the
could him better
to feel that he could
Cheer up! can't spite God refusing
yourself
blessings within
Ing q nuisance Of yourself to everybody
the
light knowing
while deeper down Q naught but gloom and DEATH
and
prouti all
fully his mind supply
the hs health
thousand cycles evolution and Into
all nnd cause to be glad and thankful We look for
Thanksgiving day time throw
end ook out taking drausht
the heavens Aed-ths breath Of hope and happiness
Everybody
he turkey b. thankful that bis last days
plenty.
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autumn rose In her hair. was tripping
hither and thither rs light footed and
helpful AZ half q dozen household fairies
merged into one. while Mrs. Nisbett
stood regarding her with a loving eye,
murmuring to herself.
"Well, well. II seems like IL was the
Lords will to deny us Of just what we
most want. but II l had daughter I
could wish she was like Ida"
As the old kitchen clock struck I Mrs.
Nisbett. looking from the window, gave
q little cry.
and. as I live, there's the boy with himv'
Ida ran into the bedroom.
When she returned. Mrs. Nisbett was
claspcd In the arms Of tall. handsome
man of four or FIVE and twenty.
Ida" said the proud mntrOn. striv.
Ing to disengage herself from the affec-
tionate clasp. this Is my sou stephen.
and---why. what's the mattery'
For stephen had dropped her hands
with an exclamation Of surprise and
amazcment, and Ida stood there glowing
crimson.
"I.ida! Why. mother. this Is sur
prise indeed that you have prepared for
mel"
II prepared" echoed the astonished
old lady. "Well. that's a good I'M. when
I'm ten times M much surprised as you
be! Ida. what does this mcan|
at MEANS" said Ida. with dcmure
smilc--shc was beginning to recover her
scattered self-posscssion-"it means that
this IL the gentleman I nm to be married
to-"
stephen" cried Mrs. Nisbett. els Ida
to be your wife,"
"She has given me her promise to that
effect, at least" said stephen. looking
proudly down upon his lovely little
fiancee.
"Well. II Il don't beat all how queer
things do happen" said Mrs. Nisbct,.
her face radiant. ".\nd you've been liv.
In neighbor to me these six weeks and
l never knowcd It. Ida, why didn't
you tell me?"
Because I never dreamed that Ste
phen Risinghan,. my etrothed western
lover. was anything to Mrs. Nisbett."
said Ida. laughing.
"'rhere tits. now!" calculated the farm.
er. "HOw was she to know that he was
only my nephew. adopted when his par
ents died. twenty good years ago? We've
always called him non. and he's always
been q son to ~. But Ida didn't know.
Old woman. what do you say to Ste.
phen's wife,"
Mrs. Nisbett clasped Iida to her
heart.
II do say" she circulated. "this is the
thankfullcst Thanksgivin' ! ever lived 70
see"-New York Daily News.
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but there's somethin' reserved about her.
and l didn't like to ask about yOu--
whether you had decided to 20 out a. a
governess or not: because. my dear, Joel
and ! were tnlkin' last night. and we
both thought what a comfort II would be
to have you here"
ITO have me hcrc?"
Were old and we're alone. md some.
how we've both took fancy to you. my
child. so when your Aunt Constance
goes back to the city. II you choose to
come here
Mrs. Nisbett paused abruptly and burst
into tears.
I'VE had a little girl once. my dear,
and II she'd lived she would ha' been
nigh about your age"
Ida Let the leaves drop down on the
floor as she sprang up and threw both
arms round the old womnn's neck.
"Oh. Mrs. Nisbctt," she whispered
softly. "you are 80 very. very kind. BE.
lieve me. I appreciate 1t NIL. but-but--
l hardly know how to tell you."
Mrs. Nisbctt listened .intently. Ida
smiled and cried little and then whis.
percd no low 1t was scarcely audible.
II am going to be married."
Married" calculated Mrs. Nisbett,
with all womnn's interest In this I'm.
pOrtnnt piece Of information. ".And who
tot"
"Your son lives In Iowa--ln Pnrling.
tony"
YES"
"Wcll. did he ever mention the name
Of"
Ida paused. hcr cheeks glowing
roses. Old Nisbett had come In with nm
nrmful Of wood, bringing a gale with him
from the frosty outer world.
"lll tell you by and by" whispered
Ida u. she went back to her work.
"Joe,il go out again nrter awhile
thought Mrs. Nisbctt, land then III hear
about I.ida's beau"
But Joel sat down before the fire with
n compliment satisfaction which bodied
III for the qualification Of HIS wife's curl.
osity, and finally accompanied Ida home
thus frustrating all his wife's designs
and cutting of her chance Of hearing
Lidn'x story.
Dear me" thought she. ~ don't be.
lieve the man was ever born who know.
ed when he wasn't wanted! How lone.
s0n,e It seems when I.ida's gone! What
does the girl want to get married for
when I could hn' took such a sight O.
comfort with her? Oh. denr, dear! II
does seem a. II the world was oil
asksww
The next day. In spite Of the weather
prophetic prediction of snow. dawned
clear and brilliant az the dying smile Of
Indian summer. by II o'clock Mrs. Ms.
bett was dressed In her best silk and
cap, with the turkey browning beauti.
fully In the oven and the cranberry tarts
doing credit to themselves a. well 40 to
their maker. the table set. the fire high
heaped with cracking logs and the plates
dressed with coronals Of autumn leaves.
Aunt Constance. Il tall, prim maiden
lady OF uncertain age, stood before the
bedroom looking glass arranging her Golf.
fure. Ida, In a blue dress with late