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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Gin g d | q d tb aus ber=
branut.

gineinnati, 26. SUM-. Sas
gtablinement Der Cincinnati Nbbattoi,
60. ipuroe beute Ii, friber Morgen.
itunbe ourd 6euer nabeau total aer-
fort. gs NOR zines Der er6Bten
S6la9tbduIsr i'm Weifen. Der S9a.
ben wiro auf s3OO,O 900 seiddbt; benz.
islben Sept cine gerii9srung bon
s125, GO geseniiber. Sas JIeiff
bon 400 Odisn unb 800 S9ueinen,
msl9e seitern sei&ladtet worbeu
paren, murbe bon ben 5lammen ber.
3ehrt. 9ie .@ineinnati abattoir 60.
lieferte swei Drittel beg tdeli9en in
Cincinnati n6lhissn Sleiides.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Np. 262.

rem, mar Or. 6. u. 3inn an Dem Ge=
bduoe borbeieefommen. I'm gu per=
bitten. oab er alarm i9lug, batten iis
ii6 ieiner bemd4tiet. ibn aefnebelt
uno 9efehelt uno in cine gfe Der Yof=
Office gele9t. Snfpector 6lst4er psr=
anlabte ben Doctor nab bier gu tom.
men uno Sieier ibentifisirte ben per-
uunoeten guri6en iofort als einen
bon ben Sanoiten, tuel9e ibn bamals
gefeHelt batten. Seinen Namen bat
er als 8eoree Warion unb oenienieen
ieines @enofen als George Sunt
angegeben. :.
vi Sifrict Sdneerfef
in gDansoille
plant.
gbansbille. gbansbile BAT
Die beiten Gusfidten in swei Sabren,
i'm Sabre 1905. bic Seififabt fir elm
srobes Siifritts.Sdnserfet bon fulden
8ereinen aus Snbiana unb ben an=
grensenoen gesirten bon Sainois uno
&entudp, bic Dem Sdneerbunb anee=
b6ren, au merben, menn ndmli9 Die
pldne, bic Der Siebertran3=Mdnner
dor, iebt best unb auf bsren 1er=
wirflidung man nit alIer @nsreie
binauarbeiten beabfi9tist. fid au9 aIs
ausfibrbar ertpeiien tperben.
Der Serein miro sund9if bic Nnsss
le9enbeit in fsinem eneeren 8reiie nod
in 9enauere grwdsuns sieben unb bann
ben anberen 8efanspereinen bon gpans=
billie Die Sadie DOrleaen, I'm aud iie
fir oas prOiect gu sewinnen.
SIT man in bieiiaen Sdnsertrsiisn
fir bic Ibbaltung zines ioI6' eroben
Jeifes in gbansbiGe sineenommen, 10
follen Die 8Orbereitunsen fur basielbe
obne 369ern in Nnsriff senommen
perben. Wlan min su Dem SiIfricts-
Sdneerfeife Die iibrisen gunbespereine
bon Snbiana, fopie bic in ben nddita
aelesenen Stdbten bon 2entudp, bor
Illem 2ouispille, unb in Den aneren=
5enben geairten bon Slinois our SbsiI=
nabme am 6eite einlaben. Sieie 8er-
cine miirben cine Sdneeridaar bnn
ettpa tauienb Stimmen biloen.
Sonntags= g g dull Yer-
einigung.
gDinona. Sn Der S6luBFiBung
Der SO. Sabres=@onbention Der Stats
Sonntass=S =Sdul=g =gereiniguna wuroen
folsenbe geamten ermdhlt:
YrdIiosnt, %. 6. Saa, Snbianapo-
lis. 8ioe=prdfibenten: &i9ter 6. SO.
Gelt, 8reenfielO; SoIiab MOrris, &od=
bile; g. u. g. Sadstt, Sort @apns.
@sneral=Secretdr, &eb. 6. %. Sal.
pennp, Snoianapolis. protocollirenoer
Secretdr, 8. M. pruitt, Snbianapo=
lis. S4abmeiiter, %. 8. @lDin, Snr
oianapolis. erecutip=@omite: s. 9.
Mcgleelp unb s. M. 9emon bon Sn=
oianapOlis, fOpie prOfeiiOr &. s. gO-
ger bon @belbpbiae. Sinans-@onite:
90. $. glbin, s. 9. WcNeelp. SO. 6.
9aa rnb 8. R. priutb. Supsrin-
tenbentin bes Sein-Separtsments. 6rau
.. SO. Sbomas. glthart. Superin=
tenbentin bes primdr. .Separtements,
6rau Qnna &. Blaf, Serre 9aute.
Sirectorenratb: &. u. S9g, 8OrliBen=
Der; &ep. u. Oates, s. u. Craig, s.
s. Gunt, Sames Srtpin, 9on. 2eiuis
Sdend, s. g. Nrmid, S. W. 2au=
orien, 6. 9. Wattbews, s. .. 9ar=
rig, Soiiab Mor,is, S. 9. Spioer uno
6rau .. %. Sbomas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Ma,n brett
Ma6t Die Big Sour ii4 aaf Der @eiienbprff
Strabe.

Stabtrathsmitgiieo Gh. Sourbier
proteiiirte geitern bel Wapor goofwcl=
ter gang enersiib baaeaen, bab es Der
Big 6Our.Sabn nit @enebmigung bes
Stabtanpaltes ssitattet werbe, bic
Seitenwese an Der @eiienoOrf Str.
nabe hem Glufe bur4 Die 8erbefieruns
ibres arf einem @eriife liegenben Sei=
ten9eleiies in Der Breite Don 2 SUB 3u
beriperren, iobab fir Subsdnser faum
seniiseno &aum perbleibt. Der Tapor
berfpra1, baB er nit benz Staot=Sn=
genieur bic Nnselesenbeit unteriuaen
unb menn ansebra4t Wanbel f4affen
nerbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
q e I d / e b e n.


ua6t tporoen.
Sci ieben.
Stellbertretenoer 9fidter Mrnbia be.
wiliste &ebecca Sooter bic G9eioung
bon ibrem @atten 0enrp.
Der Gbae=Gall i'm 3 u n
oes 9eri6 t.
6reo. @baie, welder tiirslid bon
2i6ter &abb gum 0ormunb ieines
Sobnes MOies 6Opler @baie unb Yers
matter BON oehen 8erm0sen srnanni
uuroe, bat i'm 8unbesgeridt cine mel.
tere 9lase sesen CHARLES 8. Subms
unb beRen Srau Spbelia eingereidt.
ST perlanst, oab bieielben nadweiien
ionen, pel6e @ei6dftstransactionen
3pif4en ibnen uno WOies TOwler
Gbaie ftattsefunben haben.
Die StraBenbn 3 n=8 eiell.
DAFT fiesrei d.
Das 9lppeaations- -@eri9t bat Elm au
@uniten Der 2Ouiie Burner sssen bic
Strabenbabn=@ absesebenes
@eroict umseifoBen. Sic &ldeerin mar
BON elmer Gar abseitiesen uno wollte
Johann binter berislben bas Nebense=
leiie treu5en, als lie bon elmer aus Der
ent9e9eniebten Ridtuns fommenoen
Gar umeerannt purbe. Sas @eri6i
mar Der Nniidt, baB lie beim 3reu3en
Der @eleiie bdtts msbr 8orlibt antpen=
wenben ioaen.
Sie neue 8ranb Surn.
&i6ter 9llforb piro am nddfen
Samitag Die gtumsn bon Sarsern aus
Der nrne sieben, aus tpel6sn Die nsue
8rano Surp gebiloet weroeh ioa. Die
ielbe bat bonn eriten Montag i'm Suli
big gum 81. DECEMBER gu oienen.
Sm poli3eigeri9t
purbe Der San bes &obert Srobsen,
tpel6er angetlast 1T, Der 8an @amp
9arbmare SO. 5000 unteri9lasen 81
babtrt, auf ben /. Musuit ueri9oben.
9a er bic bon ibm berlan9te giirg=
| I6aft bon $500 ni9t leiiien tonnte,
tuuroe er in's 8sfdnsniB absefiibrt.
Ser blinbe Mtuiitsr Sobn Sonep
uno feline 6rau, pelde ibren unterbalt
our6 8etteln auf ben Straben Der.
oienten, ipurben aus Der Staot ber=
tpieien.
Gin Srauenaimmer, 0amens emma
6lopo, itano unter Der gntlase oes
8agabunoirens unb Der Nerna9ldf=
iigung ibrer 9inoer, z reip. IL Sabre
oft. sic 1T wie ibre 17=jdbrige So4=
ter nusiaet, bem Morpbium=@enuB err
seben. sic wuroe su 80 Sasen Ir=
beits6aus unb elmer @elofrafe bon
800 uno Soften peroonnert. Die
Ginber uuroen Der &inoerbiiter= =Nnltalt
iibertpieisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Geinem yerlesnnsen erlesen.

See &i9ie bon 1919 9lebaba Str,
pslder am SOnnertag beim abfeigen
BON elmer ii9 nod in Sepe9uns be-
iinoliten electriiben Gar nit ieinem
Sopf sege1 cine SrOllep Gar itieB uno
idtuer perlebt' muroe, 1T beute i'm
ftdotiiden SOipital ieinen 8erleBunsen
erle9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
0artem=Gomcert

Des Seuti9en Clubs unb Muiifpereins.
Seute, 6reitag. 26. Sum-, beginnt bic
Serie Der 8arten=@pncerte bes Seut=
i9en Clubs uno M}ulifpereins. Sin
prddti9es Yrosramm 1T fir Die 8sle=
senbeit aufgeitellt tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26

gauerl aubnib cine
90. g. WeiB. 403 Off Worris, aOblsn-
Gagerbaus, $3.50. = 2i0p 8arniih
Co., &oie uabe georwOOb, 9nbau,
$500. = 9r. s. u. Morriion, 14l2
part, nmbau, $970.-RoraB. gpans,
1922 %. alabama, l1mbau, $4,000. =
9bomas Moran, 22O6 q. &ural, @e=
paraturen, $3.50. : Sasper 6alB, 9.
Mobiion Str. @obnbans, 1915.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Wor9ell, titor9eit, ilnr 1ltdt
bemte etc.

@sitern bieB es, oaB 8ori. 2ossbon
bonn republ. Stabt.@omite in 9e=
fddftliden Mnselesenbeiten aus Der
Staot serufen uOrben lei, iObab Die
Yreeinet Gerrpmanoer=O =Oroinan3 erft
bsu.e bolenoet unb oem Stabtratb hor=
gelegt perben f6nnte. lnb 10 bats
fdon ieit mebreren @o4en sebeiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26

" Die WttgIteoer oeS
Gnoiette xurmberetmS ftmo
erimdt, it6 titorgett, Gam:
ttag, Nahmtttag 5 ttbr, TIM
1tmton 8abnbof etmsuiim.
oem, ttus ote xmrmer Su et,ts
pfam9ett itto tta@ Der xmrm=
bale 80 gelettet. Ntemattb
Soute febIem.
Ser 1eh=MmSid)mts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Mns oeu 0eri@tsbOfea.
ginbaItsbefebl segen
pie g % n De il b f
fentlide Werte.

fentlid5e Werte.
&i6ter Garter bat 8runoeiaen=
tbhmern an Der .Mibigan Str. einen
tempOrdrsn @inbaltsbefebl sesen Die
9ebDrSe ttr Dfentliae Werfe be-
milli9t, tpoourd oenielben perboten
tpirb, einlfmeilen einsn Contract fiir
getpife Mrbeiten, tpel9e an Der StraBe
poreenommen tperoen iollten, gu ber=
seben.
Die YetDrbe beabii9tist, bic 8.
Midigan Ctr. bon Der Sishlanb ape.
Bis Sacoma 9lpe. nit SolSpfoden
paafsrn gu lafen, trOBOem, wie bic
&ldssr, Senrp S. Seatamp, 2ouiIe
0eblins. Senrp Webling bsbaupten,
Gle Webr5abl Der @runbsisentbiimsr
cine petition eineereidt bate, bab bic
Strabs nit 8aditeinen sepflaferi
perbs. Sieiss @eiud fOa bic Seb0roe
polladnois unberiidiidtigt gelahen
baben.
Die aidser bebaupten ferner, bab
Die petition Der @runoeigentbim
ipelds cine Solsblofpilafferung bepors
sueen, melt ipdter als am |. Mai elm.
serei9t, nidts beitoweniser aber in be,
Office Der 8eb5rbe 10 marfirt ipurbe,
als oh iis am l. Mai ein9ereidt nor.
ben mar.
Iuf lanse 3eit nerf d D.
BEN.
Ser Gall oes Sberiffs SraIber bon
TfonrOe GOunip, tuel9er cine ibm oOm
@lert Der Supreme Court sugeftents
NOtis ni9t prompt beiorate uno iib ba=
burd cine MiBadtune bes @eri9ts 3rl
Sduloen tOmmen lieB, erbielt ieinen
5aa i'm @sri9t auf ben 6. October
Deri9oben.
6 inc Mnsabl 8runb q e NJ
tb Ii mer BON Der 9 taot
bertlast.
Der Gtabtanualt rei6te i'm Namen
Der Staot geaen 5 @runbeisentbiimer
8lasen auf 8ssabluns Oet QfeBmenta
elm, pel4s bon ibnen peaen Der @rtpei=
teruns Der &apmono Str, bon Der
Sbslbp Ctr. bis State Ipe. perlanst
iporoen fino.
Mit benz @hrtel unb benz
g 9leier u. I. m.
Sn Der Office bes @ountp=@lerfs
tuurben pisbsr mebrsre tteue S6ei=
ounssflasen einsereidt.
@eorse 8oOb beiduloist feline 8at-
tin 2ouiie Der liebloien uno brutalsn
Bebanolung, iobie bss bDspillieen
Yerla1sns.
W1innie 6. WabbelI ma9te eeeen
ibren 8atten Mlonso cine Sdeiounss.
tluse anbdnsis. neil berielbe ni6t fiji,
lie iorgte uno iie in robsr @eiie be.
banoelte.
Nadoeui gli3abstb MoOre 39 Sabre
lang nit ibrem @atten Sames per=
beiratbet setpeien 1T, fann fie bas GU
fammenleben nit ibm nidt ldnser Der.
trasen unb iie reidte buber eine S9ei=
bunsstlase gesen ibn Elm. ST iOl fl
idledt bebanoelt unb felt spei Sabren
nidt mebr fur fie geiOrst baben.
Wlassie 9arrea beiduloist in ibrei
geaen ibren @atten 9loolpb erbobenen
Sdeiounsstlage oenielten Der roben
Sebanolung, Der Srunfenbeit unb be,
Yfi9tbernadldifisung.
Nn bic 8robgef 9worenen
Il bermieen.
Ser 8runoeigentbu Sor.
man q. Sabioion, pel9er oneeflast
1T, einem in Sllinois anidifgsn ge=
fiber bieisen 6runoeiaentbums, Sea-
mems Saniea, $500 unterialagen su
baben, tpurbe bonn poliseiri9ter an bic
@rDBseidmorensn tibertpieisn.
Wuflanse 3eit unf9db=
LID Gen DIT.
Ser 8lasbldier 6arrp Beecer bon
Marion, welder feline junge 6rau in
elm bisfises liioerlides 9aus sebra9t,
bon ibr 8elo erprcbt unb fie i9lisbli6
g. L~,,xoITn~ 0ylo;To ,,,;fLorAaIx 6okx.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Serbien.

8 iterrei9 er6ffnet eine
8e5iebungen NIT Der
&egierung.
Selsrab, 26. SUM-. Ser 6iter-
rei9ii9e @eianote bat Die pfficiellsn
geSiebunsen nit Der ierbiiden &egie-
rung wieoer er6ffnet.
Ser beutibe 3aiisr bat Dem 25nis
peter eini in cprbialen gusoriiden qe=
baltene Sepeihe iiberianot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
gonmtp &ebiiioms=g ebOroe.

Die lesten bon Der 9ountp &epi=
fions geh0rbe porgenommenen Mb=
iddbungen bon ifeuerbarem @orpOra=
tinus=GioenfEum finb foloeu0e:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-26
Sncianapplis, Snb, Sretas, 26 Sum- 1908

Soften absuiiben. @r ift bemna9 einif=
meilen auf a9t Monate uni6dbli4 ee-
ma6t poroen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
Repartee in Church.

The friendly and familiar atmos-
phere of the average small rural west
ern church sometimes gives rise to en-
barrassments. DR.. David is a promi-
nent man in little far western
church, and he generally takes quiet
little doZe during the sermon. Sister
Sarah is an elderly, long-winded w0m-
an, who likes to "exhort'' after the
preacher has concluded his remarks.
Not long ago, at night service, Sister
Sarah arose and discoursed at great
length. The listeners became visibly
FESTIVE. DR.. David also arose and
said, bluntly:
Sister Sarah, it would be an impo-
sition to detain this congregation any
longer"
With flashing eyes Sister Sarah re-
torted:
"Tain't no impersition ON you, doc
tor; you've tuck your nap
Then the clergyman, with uplifted
hands, said benignly: LET us be dis
missed. "-Indianapolis Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08

Fuller Of Platteville, at $594.00, ne
being required to furnish bonds to
the amount of $4,000. This route
will be from Big Patch, by George
town, to Cuba, seven miles and back,
six times aweek, leaving Big Patch
daily, except Sunday, at $50 a. m.
and arriving at Cuba at 11:30 a. M.
Leave Cuba daily, except Sunday,
at LOO p. m. and arrive at Big Patch
at 800 p. m.
The Hazel Green contract was
let to Michael O'Brien of Hazel
Green, at $4,000. This route will
be from Hazel Green to Cuba, five
miles and back, twelve times week,
leaving Hazel Green daily, except
Sunday, at $40 a. m. and 4:15 p. m.
and arriving at Cuba ESQ a. m. and
5:45 p. m. Leave Cuba daily except
Sunday, at $3.50 a. m. and $50 p. m.
and arrive at Hazel Green by 1000
a. m. and 500 p. m. A bond OF
$4,000 was required of Mr.. O'Brien.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
Annual Meeting of District
Monday Evening.
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
Additional Ground to Be Purchased
for North Side School. Richard
Meyer Reelected Treasurer.

The annual school meeting for
Joint Dist. No. 3, of Lancaster, was
called to order by Pres. VIM. E.
Webb of the school board at the
high school room Monday evening
at 7:30. The attendance was such
as usually turns out-not large, but
interested and enthusiastic over
school affairs.
Mr.. Webb was himself chosen to
preside and Clerk S. E. Hassell read
minutes of last years meeting,
which were approved.
Treasurer Richard Meyer followed
with reading of his annual report,
showing receipts and disbursements
for the year ending July LIST. This
report, together with that of the
auditing committee, who found it
correct in every detail, appears in
full below.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
Unan9werahlo.

Who shall say there is nothing in a
name-or in union of names-if
woman's wit and beauty reinforce the
position Apropos the persistence
with which Miss Ruth Hanna has
worked her own sweet will in her mar
riage arrangements, they ale telling in
Cleveland that, at the last and most
critical trial of strength with her dis
tinguished parent regarding the date,
she brought the interview to an end
with an ingenious use Of her knowl-
edge of Holy Writ.
Father" said the young lady, II
am to we'd man named Joseph. If
you will be good enough to read up
the histories of Joseph and Ruth I'm
sure you will see that no Mark Of the
new dispensation can hope to have his
way against the two of us."-New
York Mail and Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08

to say that although he may live for
several days it would be cherishing an
illusion to think he may recover, I'M
less s;>lne unforeseen crisis occurred.
His pulse has become, to use a medl-
cal term, evanescent which means
almost imperceptible. The pope, except
during short periods of uneasineSS,
when his cough is troublesome, is gen.
orally bright and in good spirit, and
displays great force of character.
This morning, again, at his own
wish, he left his bed and seated him.
self in his arm chair, as he finds a
sitting posture more comfortable than
who approach him is that there has
been 10 change in the lucidity Of his
intellect, which disease has not af-
fected. For instance, not single de-
tail of the ceremony of the last COM
munion escaped the pope's observation.
He spoke of it with great interest, re-
calling each parsonage who partici-
pated.
1.-THE worst symptom, apart from
the feebleness of the pontiff's pulse, is
his low temperature which is station
airy at 81 centigrade. He continues
to take nourishment at short intervals,
but not in such quantities ais his weak
ness requires or his docto S wish. Moth"
ing medical science can suggest and
his organism can stand has been left
untried; for instance, oxygen, cutan-
eous revulsives, digitalis and caffeine,
which have also been injected to pro-
duce more rapid effect. The disease
Is senile pneumonia in torpid form,
which is now at it's maximum intensi-
ty but which may have begun unob-
served before the pope complained OF
any feeling Of illness"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08

Age - lis 1920 Total S y; S5ys
Bows So pa 9 275 34O95
Girls 81 179 II PAT 31436
Total hos 1913 26 522 65631
Average daily attendance 373.
Non-residents enrolled II.

NOn-rcS1QontS ouTOl1GQ Il.
By combining these we have a total
for the public schools of 328 boys, 329
girls, 657 pupils enrolled with an at
tendance of boys 41784, girls 43504,
total 85288 days.
The school work has been carried on
with, at least, fair degree of success.
The teachers have been faithful and
earnest and the scholars with very few
exceptions have manifested a like
spirit in the schoolroomS. AS con-
sequence but little has occurred to mar
the harmonious relations which should
exist between teacher and pupil. In
terruptions due to the diseases Incl
dent to childhood, epidemics of colds,
etc., have come to be recognized as I'M
avoidab1e conditions under which the
schools must be conducted. While these
are serious hindrances to the progress
not on1y of the more immediate suffer
ers but incidentally Of whole classes
they are not the greatest obstacles the
school must endeavor to overcome.
Late hours, porting over cheap fiction
or attending cheaper shows, loafing on
the streets or in worse places, and
smoking cigarettes or using tobacco in
some other form will account for fully
ninety per cent Of failures in our
schools. And yet all too frequently the
teacher is unjustly criticised because
of lack of interest on the part Of the
pupil and consequent failure to do the
required work. What can pupil ac-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
BASE BALL SCORES

Chicago, July Following are the
base ball scores:
League: AT Cincinnati-Brooklyn 8,
Cincinnati 3; second game) Brooklyn
g. Cincinnati 11-seven innings, dark
ness; at Pittsburg- Philadelphia 3,
Pittsburg &; at Chica go-New York
3, Chicago. I.
American: At Washington-C1eve-
land !, Washington o; second game
Cleveland 3, Washington 1; at New
York-Chicago 2, New York f. at Phil
adeiphia-Det. oft 5, Philadelphia 6; at
Bcston-St. Louis 6, Boston 8.
Association: AT Minneapolis = St.
Paul o, Minneapolis 5.
Western: At Omaha-DeS MOines B.,
Omaha Z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-07-08
All SIN KEEPS HOLIDAY
He Holds q Celebration of the Fourth am
Has Light GlOod Tlime," He
Remarks.

Eagle Grove, Ia, July THE first
Fourth of July celebration ever held
by the Chinese in Iowa was at Eagle
Grove. Sin Foo, laundryman here,
invited Wal Lee and All Sin, of Fort
Dodge; Lee Hoo, of Sioux City, and
other countrymen from Mason City,
Webster City, Sioux Falls, Des Moines,
Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa for the
occasion.
I'VE havee light glood tlime," de-
clared the host as he was receiving his
guests. There were between fifteen
and twenty Celestials in the company,
being most of the well-to-do Chinese in
the state. They had feast at 3 p.
M, concerning which wierd rumors Of
birds nests, rats and other Oriental
delicacies could neither be confirmed
nor disproved. Fireworks in the even
ing completed the affair.
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DIED OF A BROKEN HEART
Chicago Citizen Follows His Beloved Wife
to the Grave in Two
Months.

Chicago, July Fulfilling the
promise made to his dying wife that
he would follow her to the grave with
in two months, Matthias Luecker, an
old resident of the Fifth ward. was
found dead in bed at his home. After
his wife's death, which occurred May
4, Luecker seemed lost in grief. He
began to lose flesh and at the time of
his death was mere shadow of his
former self.
He did not again mention his predic-
ton of his own death, and it was for
gotten by his family until, as he sat in
his saloon at Twenty ninth and South
Canal street, his wife's name was
mentioned. He said: Tonight ends my
two months of waiting. l shall soon
see my dear wife," AS he APPARENTLY
was in his usual health little attention
was paid to his words. He went home
in the afternoon and at O'Clock his
son, Matthias, Jr., came home and
found his father dead in bed.
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From the Kalamazoo Mich Gazett e.

From the Kalamazoo(Mic Gazett e.
Chronic Ailment-A small por-
ton of suffering which humanity is
heir to, arise from acute diseases.
These yield at once to the ordinary
practice of the Schools, or they soon
battle all medical skill. But there
is class of complaints with which
men and woman are afflicted, that,
without producing any apparently
alarming symptoms, linger along
for years perhaps, but, unless ar
rested, invariably sooner or later
prove fatal These are the chronic
diseases which DR.. F. B. Brewer
makes, and has made for years, q
speciality. And for the treatment
Of such complaints, there is prob
ably no physician of the present
day more successful than he. He
has made regular visits for years,
and such has been his success In
cases he had treated, that we can
safely recommend him to those out
of health"
1t will be seen that DR.. Brewer
makes his next visit at the Grand
Central hotel in This city on Monday,
July 13. ConsultatIon is free.
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Fairplay Pick-Ups.

Crops are looking fine in this part
of the county.
Mining is on the boom hereabouts.
Another pump will be placed in
operation on the Black shaft this
week. Another mine has been
opened on Welter's land about a
mile from Fairplay.
The electric road is a sure thing
and the graders are busy. The
promoters will endeavor to have the
road built as far as the mines by
Oct. 1st.
Most of our people passed the 4th
at Hazel Green.
Garden truck is plentiful. New
potatoes and cabbage are in use.
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A discussion arose over the ques-
ton of taking out any additional in
surance on the buildings themselves,
but all favored additional to be
carried on apparatus and furniture
and a motion by E. M. Lowry
authorizing the board SO to do was
carried.
Term of Richard Meyer as treas
urer having expired it was necessary
to elect his successor. On motion
of E. M. Lowry the clerk was au-
thorized to cast ballot for his re-
election. Mr. Meyer has long
served in this capacity and has the
question of school finances on
his finger tips. It is well to keep
such men at the helm.
On motion of David Schreiner it
was voted to levy tax sufficient to
meet sum called for by recon-
mendations of board.
Question of purchasing additional
ground for North school came up
for consideration when a PROPOSE
ton by Atty. A. R. Bushnell, acting
for r. A. Watkins, to deed strip
of land 60 #. in width across entire
block, adjacent to present site, for
sum of 81, 600 was read
The matter was thoroughly dis
cussed and vote taken resulted
favorably to the proposition by 50
to 10. Resolutions providing for
payment of the Indebtedness were
introduced and passed. The neces-
sary funds will be borrowed from
the state at 81 per cent interest, in
terest to be paid annually and prin-
cipal to be liquidated Feb. Is, 1906.
Board was empowered to negotiate
the deal.
JOS T. Bennett moved that any
needed repairs on North school be
made at once. This was carried,
and meeting adjourned.
PROF. CLARKE's REPORT.
To the School Board Of District No. g,
Lancaster, WIS.,, Dr. S. e. HaSSeH,
Clerk.
GENTLEMEN:-I have the pleasure
of making the following report respect
ing the public schools of this District
for the school year of 1923.
The schools opened September 9Th,
1902 and closed June 5th, 1908, having
been in session 80 weeks. The enroll.
ment and attendance are shown by the
summaries given below.
School in session 176 days.
HIGH SCHOOL,