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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

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be SO potent that he will decide to
make the new country his p, rmanent
home, a decision which we would all
regret:
RUSH LAKE, ASSINABOIA,
June %, 1903.
We got here yesterday-just week
on the road-it was a very interesting
trip. Cattle came through nicely.
We have been on a prairie ever since
we left YanktOn, South Dakota.
You have no conception of these
prafries. We are 1900 feet elevation
here, and never saw such grass. l
have transportation to Edmonton
and return and want to go to Peace
River, 15O miles from the railroad.
This is a fine cattle country here, but
it will not likely last long. We un-
loaded the cattle just 1900 miles by
rail from where they started The
railroads on these plains are graded
up on the bottom and over the hills
and trestled through the hollows.
They seldom make cut. We were
asked many questions when we cross
ed the line. Am writing in camp.
We were up at 800. ate breakfast at
400, and ate dinner at 1O a. M,
mountain time. 1t is quite light at
10 p. m, and daylight at a. IN.
Only four hours darkness at EdmOn-
ton. They say you can read a news
paper at 10 p. m. nicely. 1 would
like to go to the coast, but have no
bueiness over there. Day and Girls
well have with them 500 head of cat
tie we brought in yesterday 5000 in
| ali brought here this spring, and we
expect to unload 5000 more today.
l have two objective points: The
South Saskatchewan river, 100 miles
north of here, and the Peace River
valley in northern Alberta. Tell
Ralph 1 wish he were here. There
are worlds of duck and snipe and
millions of gulls.
These prairies from away down in
Dakota are covered with boulders,
othOoou duu IOubu, 6OIDO
places than in others, showing evil
dence of glaciers. There is no rock
formation in the soil, the boulders
feem To have been dropped on top.
Rush Laae is Al miles long and II
miles wide Two-thirds of it is COW
cred with rushes and water is shallow
About one square mile of clear water
is, in the center, but it is only six or
sdven feet deep and is known to go
dry. No fish. The mosquitoes are
fright. Every one has about yard
of mosquito. netting tied around his
hat and neck,-a wears thick clothes
| and gloves. Ponies that l knew in
the Indian Territory are big broad
horses now; they were turned out to
rustic fOi, themselves last winter.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

Garfield sturned the tables on the
Belpre boys Tuesday of this week,
defeating them by a score of 15 to II,
on the Belpre grounds.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

The Garfield ball club, which won
both games played here on Old Set
tiers day, was defeated by Larned
last Saturday by a scoreoof tol
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03
For Sale.

Ford and Gray county land. Just
received special list from both coun-
ties. Any one wishing to make is-
quiriss in regard to the above lands
call on T. II. EVANS & Co.,
Kinsley, Kans.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

pc The final game OF base ball of a
three days series which began ON
Thursday between othe Dodge City
team and the Chilocco Indians at the
Dodge City grounds will be played
tomorrow, the Fourth. These games
have excited some interest in this
place and a number Of our boys will
20, to witness the closing game.
Base ball has takenea back seat for
the present and harvest now occupies
the attention of opr people. After
harvest the base ball campaign will
be carried ON vigorously.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

Lewis defeated Fellsburg by a score
of Is to in a game played at Lewis
he latter part of last week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03
A GOOD CATTLE COUNTRY.
e. T. Bidwell, Writing from Canada,
Tells of His Experiences in
That Region.

The following extract from letters
written by Ed Bidwell to members of
his family will be of interest to his
many friends in this part of the state.
We are all afraid that the charms of
the country he is Investigating will
be so potent that he will. decide to
make the new country his p, ,rmanent
home, a decision which we would all
regret:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

Total. 9. le,ss4 $3.50 1908 LOIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Mber feline 3rGfte

2eben laufen. glber feline 4rdfte
nabmen Suiebenbs ab, iie botten iid)
tn Den lesten Easen auau groben Gn.
itrensunsen unter5ieben miiiien. Ger
abitonb amiiden linn unb ieinen Ser.
folsern tparb fleiner unb fleiner.
Shon badte Der cole Singing bar.
an, iid benielben ouf @nabe ODER lin,
gnabe al erseben. Da fiel fem @lid
IN BEN SbalfeiieI binab, unb Der @n.
bid, Ser ibm bier purbe, CAB linn
nerle araft. Mber ibon NOR elmer
Der 8erfolser 10 nabe eefommen,
baB er ieinen Irm erbob, SiOpa 5it
fallen.
Yloblid mafte bieier cine blis.
idnele @eubuns rnb itiirmte felt.
nGrtS meiter. Wobl gepann er 10
cinen fleinen goriprung, aber er
parb a,uh bon Der 2ihtung ab ms
@ebols nn0 @ebiii6 getrieben, oos
fem @ntlib Seri6lug uuo iein 8e'
tpano sersauite. Wah fur8er @eile
fat err pieoer bellies Gaaeslidt bi,rd
bic Stamme ibimmern uno Ienfte 10.
glei6 bortbin, um ipieoer einen unbe-
i~tonoenen Srt al erreiden. Die
tpiitbenben @erfolser itieben Elm
SreubeneebeuI aus, beiien llriohe
Gibpa balb 5u ieinem Sdreden er-
fannte. 0enn aIs er bic nermeint-
Iide 2idtung erreiht gu baben
glaubte, iab er iid am &anbe elmer
4erspanb, Die iih etpa 8 Weter tief
jGb binabienfte. Shon b0rte Sibpa
bic 8eriolger bift binter iid bas @e'
bGis 6ur6breben uno uberleete, Oh err
ben Sprung pagen iolte; ba mid Die
@roi6ole, aif Ser fem SUB rubte,
unb er itiirste binab, INN muttig anf
einen ihperen Stein auf5ufaaen.
Sn bieiem @ugenblif eridicnen
aud Die 2Guber oben am Saume,
aber inter lauten Sliiden eilten lie
ploelit in Die @Glber Suriid. 2enn
iie b0rten bonn Tbale her laIte Mnfe
uno iaben cine @n5abl bepaffneter
IGnner bergan rennen,/ nm Stopa
&ettung an brineen. Wer paren
iie? I'm Oieies 81 periteben, miiiien
mir borerit Die Sludt Oes &aoi6ab
berfolgen.
% hIuR foIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Surge Noti3er ans Der uiRens
iMaitlid,ea @elt.

(gon S. S. SiIIia @. So
9ie .@merican Societp of Iebn.
nicaI engineers" iaBte na6 beiBer
9ebatte gntrGge gegen bas metrii6e
Syiiem. Sdaoe!
Die tiehte @etroleumaueIle III
Colorado beiiubet iib III S%lorence,
mo man in elmer Siefe bon 3,100 Gub
auf einen reit)en @orratb BON Del
itieB.
en- @ancoliper Sslanb bat mon
Mnt6racitfobIe eutbedt. Sie ioQ so
HrcSent reinen 8oblenitoff entbal.en.
0as 9ebiet eritreft iid iiber 1000
4cres.
gbbare guitern, Die in ser NGbe
BON Mbilubrobren i'm Gong SslanO
Sunb gefangen wuroen, ioaen cine
9gpbus. epidemic perurin6t baben,
Die IN mebreren @oritaOten Stem
Oorfs aufgetreten lit.
Sn Solse bes G~obesfaIes bes
iungen @iener glr3tes Or. Sahs,
Ger i'm Soipital 81 Berlin an Der Teit
itarb, miro Der 0efan Der meoiSini.
iGen SafultGt elm Oefret erlaiicn,
Inn Oas fernere grperimentieren NIT
elt'Snciaen 81 perbleten, Da ole
@eiabr Der gnltefung grober 1T. pie
Ger Slrt oas Stubium Der &ranf.
beitserreoer e%eiponnene NuBen.
Cine &eibe Dittiger itatiItiifer
Mrtifel iiber bas 8orfommen Der
arebsfranfbeit in perihiebencn Can.
bern erldien in benz ,gritiib Weoi.
cal Soilrnal". gs ergob lid, Dob
Die aranfbeit bauptidhlih gelpilie
&allen angreiit, b%eionoerS Die ifanoi.
naoiide uno einiae anoere 3weige
Der eermanii6en @0lferfamilie; baB
iie bauptiGdli6 IN 9ebieten auftritt,
in benen 8ier Oas 2ieblinsseetrGnf
lit unb bab lie Die nriade GROCER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Gin fiihncs Waanik.

9ie Stunoen biz gum ginbru6e
Der Rabt idienen SiOpa cine @wig.
felt 81 mGbren. gnblib ienfte iif)
feierIih ernit ole Odmmeruug bernie
Der, Die Iesten Strablen Der Come
berglIbten, unb nGdtli6es Sdwei-
gen rubte iiber ben Walbern.
SilberIeuhteno 5og Der Monb
burd ben a5urneu Simmel unb COB
fem 2iht iiber 8erg uno EbaI. Die
Sfatten Der @dume purOen rieien-
eroB, unb Die aIten @alopatriarhen
elid)en 9eipenitern nit paaenoen
9enGnoern unb melt ai1seeredten
&no6enarmen. Gin 8iipern uub
2iipeln gins burd Die &ronen, oils
OBJ tie SUPERINTENDENT aus
taridtcn.
Nber Siopa lauidte nidt BEN @e-
plauOer, uno iein Iiise erfreute iif)
nidt an, Ger i'm umeebenOen ndft.
liden 8albespra6t, ionoern i6peifte
angitnoa lumber, OBJ nirgenos iif Elm
9aeerfeuer seigen mOdte. Seine
Soffnung bate i'm ni6t eetdui6t.
galo eetpabrte er ben flafernben
S6ein elmer Slamme, pel6e auf
elmer bena6barten Sobe ben
G6atten bes @aloes erbelte.
Soslei6 mar er entibloiien, ii6
bortbii 5u magen, nm poae @etpiB.
beit iiber Das S6idial ieines 8aters
on erlaneen.
9lber miiroe es inn moelid iein,
ienen Siigel al errei6en9 @obl
mar Die Nadt bed, bod geitattete ibm
Die @oriitt ni6t, aus Dem bergenoen
Sdatten oeS @albes binaussutreten,
ionoern eebot ibm, iid ourb bas &c.
biii6 binour6Dinoeno ben Initeia gu
perill6en. Wie Iei6t fonnte oa fem
SUB itrauheln! @ie man6er Der.
itedte @bgrunb moGte ibn bon iener
@nbobe trennen!
Die grinnerung an @ottes bilf.
reide Ndbe i6el,dte bieie Surdt
ebcnio ibnea binpeg, tDie iie Sibpa
iiberfaIlen. gr nnbm ieiuen Sengit
am 3iigel, nnb % bieier iid ideu unb
unrubig 5eigte, bei6pidtigte er i'm
ourd 3ureoen urO Streideln.
2onaiam ging es Damn poran. Grit
tbalwarts, bierauf einen iouit iid) err
bebenben Siieel binan, bis iid Ger
mutbige Singing Dem Bodtiener
ouf etpa $50 Sdritte nabe alnllb,e.
Geutlid iab er bns 2iGt Der Tlomme
onrG bas GeGite cineS biften
StraudmerfeS 0urdihimmcrn nmo
merige iiber OaSiel6c ELECTROMAGNETIC
@cumfroncn nit r0tblidem 9lan5e
umiGrmen.
slber cS mar linn nibt m0glid,
eiuen ireien Gunotlid ii6er ben Ort
81 erlangen. 3arun banb CIR ieilcn
Sengit felt utO tlctterie gciGncibig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28
Sterblidfeit lit in mailcrreideu
@egelloen NIT nicI g9albbeItoao.

n
eIne neite art uno 8eiie, oelun.
tene Sditfe 5u beben, mad,t Iif bic
gtgenidaft bes Calcium. Gorbios a,
stnsen, bet Der 9eriibruna nit
Wotfer, Gas 5u entpideln. Gin
groBes cplinberformiaes bobIes
Sfablgefab bat an Der Spite elm
tlelnes Sad, eefiiut nit Garbio. 9os
@etdB miro NIT 8aiier gefiiat, ouf
oen gooen berabgelaiien uno an Der,
Selte oes geiunfenen Sdiffes be.
feltlgt. DDS iih enttpideInoe @os
o%eroraitgt oas @aiier bes StobI.
cylinders, oas @red be6t iid nno
tam obne @eiteres fortaeidIeppt
Deroen. Gin 30 sub Iauoer
epltnoer nit einem Durdmeiier bon
10 Sub lit mlStanbe 100 9onnen Al,
beben.
SIN Solgenoen geben mir cine Dem
National Oil &eporter" entnom.
meme geihreibung Der in RuSIono
9ebrallbll6en Mrt uno @eiIe, 8etro.
leum aufSubepabren. Sn GusIano
betpabrt man BetroIeum in @aIier
airf. 8enn Die Watur fein @alier.
beden bieten iolte, tpirh, eirs- eGss7Try+ss
gegraben uno nit @aiiv. qefiint. San
Der Mfitte oes fiinitlifen Sees nirS
cine In5abl GfGble i'm areiie einoe.
ramrrlt, bon Oenen man einen bledher.
rier SelbebGlter obne 9oben berab.
baneen labt. 9as 8Ief lit 10 biinu
fple moglid). Sic &appe Oes 9e.
balters ragt Elm menig iiber Die Sber-
flade oes @aiiers berpor. 9os
Petroleum ipirb bur6 cine Iobre
iinter Die Wtitte bes 9ebGlters aeIei.
tet unb iteigt, ba es Ieidter lit pie
Waiier, in Die Sobe. Sobalb oas
SteinOl Den obern SbeiI bcs 9e.
bdlters einnimmt, mab oas @oiier
rnten ausflieben. gs lit cine iebr
einfade Sorridtuns, ba Der Druid
nes Baiiers bon auBen gera0e 10
itarf lit, wie Der Druid oes SeleS BON
inlen, 10 lit Der 9eb0lter feiner Re.
ioitoeren Spamung auseeiebt. Ger
Sano unb Sdmus, Der 5ugIeib NIT
Dem Del aus Dem 9obrloh berausge.
pilmpt miro nno in llnieren gebGltern
cine ME enbenbe Suelle bon Imam.
nebmlidfeiten lit, iinft an goben.
60 reiniet Dos Sel .ii6 ielbit. SIM
1ale, bob Del in einem @ebGIter
Seuer fdnst, fam man es gum Sbeil
retten. inbem man es pom @oben ber
auspumpt. 90 es MIR on Der Sber.
flade Oes @oiiers brenut, eebt es
balO aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-28

Gr 1praflg pom Yteroe llno elite btn-
au. @s mar elm Stiid zines Wantel-
iaumes. Siopa betraftete ben Srt
nit groberer lufrnerfiamfeit ln6 err.
fannte baIb, bob ii6 bier elm Ifero
ourb's @eitraud ~se5pdnet bette. Die
Sornen batten ben Mantel bes &ei-
tiers ergriffen unb elm Stiif ieines
Saumes feitgebaIten.
Sofort bei6lob SibDa, bcnieIben
@eg ein5uiblasen, 6a i'm Die Spur
iifer fiibren mubte. Iber er NOR
geSpunsen, 81 SUB al eeben nno
ieinen @appen am 3iseI Slt fiibren,
ba ibm ionit Iettt Die ri6tige SGbrte
ent1eben fonnte. 90 tam er MIR
langitm borm; bod troltete es i'm,
oaB Der Reiter Dor linn audi MIR gan5
langiam fonnte geritten fem.
gepor Sibpa oieien sefGbrIiden
8es antrat, fniete er fir einiee
@ugenblife gum @ebete nieber, nno
pieber iprah er bon finbIider Mn-
baht: nMariu, Wi,tter @ottes nno
meme Wlltter, biIf mirl" 9ann
REF er iein treues Tbier, nabm es
beim 3iisel unb folgte Der Spur.
9al6 fiibrte fie Dos 9ebGnge zines
8erges entlang, balb bur6 cine foum
ipesiame SbaIidIuft, baIo ipieoer
iiber ebennn goben, aber INNER
burh bidies @ebiiit.
60 modte Der rnermiibIihe Sling
ling ettpa bret Stunben poranae-
ibritten iein, oIs Die Spur Dor eiuenI
faum Ourdbringlihen @eboIse 81
enben ibien. aufmerfiam Iie6 81.
opa feline 8lide iiber Baum unb
Straud unb 9oben eIeiteu. Ga er-
fannte er balO, bob an elmer Stele
Die nicorisen gleite gefuift unb
3meiglein a~beefrefien poren. Sier
batte bas RoB getpeibet. Stun
brang Sibpn in bas Sididt elm. Sort
mar in Gle 2aub 5uiammengetra.
gen moroen, INN Dem Slittlinge aIs
Goger 5u btenen. Oo9 ipas nor
bus2 Ribt fern bonn Eager lag
Dieberum Elm Sesen Euh. Sibpa
bob i'm auf - elm 8lutstropfer'
blinfte ibm entgesen. Mengltlit
fori9te Ser Singing nu9 meitern
Spuren. Ser @o6en mar einge-
briidt uno bas Straudtperf 6ertreten
- bier muBte elm @ingen itattgebabt
babenl
BIOtIih tparb Siopa Maes flar.
Sein @ater bate ii6 bier gum
SdIummer niebergeIegt uno par
i~iberfalen poroen. Aber bon tpemY
Gs fonnten nibt Die SGider bes
8robmoguls fem; benn bieie Daren
beritten uno b1tten ben &obihob,
ipcnu iie ibre Hferbe perlaiien, MINI
mer eineebolt. 60 fonnten es niir
RGuber fem, Dor oenen i'm Der @ait-
mirtb eeparnt batte. Cine grobe
@nait bemddtiete it'd Sibpa's, mno
er betete inbriinitie.
Damn iiberlegte er. mas 81 tbun
iei. Sonte er Den Spuren foIeeng
@ber pie leift fonnte err bemerft
werben ilnb 10 ieIbit in Gefangenibait
geratben, anitatt ieinen 8ater 81 be-
freien! Gnbli6 fam er 81 Dem gnt-
i6Iuiie, bier Dos 9unfel Der Nadt
obsuiparten; benn Die &Gliber, wenn
es mirflih pel6e iparen, fonnten
nidt ferne fem unb miirben gepiB in
Der Habt elm Seuer anSiinoen ihon
INN Die Mosqiitos ab5upebren.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-04
LOCAL Aso PERSONA, ,rsns.

For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Call at the City Pharmacy and
see the elegant line of stationery.
For first class pair OF boots 60
to f 6. Erickson, Santa Fe
avenue.
DR.. p. b. Linville, dentist.
Office. Simonton block. Phone
No. Io2a red
New fall styles in Monarch
shirts are now on exhibition At
McCarty & Athens.
DR.. E. w. Ragsdale. Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
a m; 2 p. IN. to 4 p. m.
L. A. Roland left on No. q
Monday night for Illinois. to make
an extended visit with relatives.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone, 4o2 red.
! Mrs. w. S. Hair, who has been
visiting friends in Denver during
the past six weeks, returned home
Monday morning
John Lynn. who is now break
ing on the Colorado Southern be-
tween Trinidad and Pueblo, spent
Sunday with the home folks.
/ The Y. w. c. T. U. will meet
in Woodruf's hall next Friday
evening. All meI bers are ur-
gently requested to be present.
The public schools, with the ex-
ception OF the high school, were
closed Monday for a pcried of two
weeks IN account Of the Scarlet
fever epidemic.
]. T. Kirkman and family re-
turned home Monday morning
from Oklahoma, where they have
been visiting relatives during the
past two weeks.
| Mrs E. ID. Ferrel. OF Las AMI
mas. was La Junta visitor Mon
day. Mrs. Ferrel purchased the
residence on Belleview avenue for
merly owned by S. K. Mendelson,
one day last week.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks Office this
week to Guy E Curtis and Felic-
iainis Fullerton, both OF Oln-y;
Carl E. Sievers and Lilly E.
Blakely, both of Rocky Ford.
"Th,s valley ought to produce
more honey" said n. Wood, the
Chicago commission mn. "a
thousand cars would not affect the
price a particle. There is scarcely
ever failure OF the honey crop"
An entertainment will he given
Friday evening. November 9th. at
the Methodist church, by Prof.
Deschanps. The entertainment,
will be given under the auspices
Of the Epworth League Twelve
to fifteen persons will be examined
from the audience.
The receipts Of cash fees in the
county clerks Office for the month
Of October aggregated S44I 90,
slightly below the usual $500 per
month average. The receipts for
the same month Of last year, when
the oil claim fever was at its
height. were S78S. s..
The corpse in the "bsggage car
ahead" Of the wrecked train No. 6 /
of last Saturday morning was that
Of Philippine soldier. 1t was
being shipped from the Philip
pines to the eastern home Of the
deceased The casket vas not in
jured in she least and was shipped
east on No LAST Saturday night
l. D. Hale. Of Rocky Ford. ex
poets to leave this week for Goa
chells, California, where he vii,
meet n. Woods, to attend the an
sual meeting Of the cssssloupe as
soei.tion there. fos which such an
extensive busisess was done bv
these gentIemes during the past
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-04
~ The PALACE DRUG STORE -
MnlERa 3
"East Lynne" tonight.
Trade with H. G. Todd.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
For up-to- date wall paper call
upon Barr & Hotchkiss.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2I-5.
Ask your grocer for Gem of
Otero -four, and get towel sack.
Take your shoe repairing to E.
G. Erickson, Sante Fe avenue.
Best OF work.
Don't forget the attraction at
the La Janta Theatre tonight
EAST Lynne.
DR.. A. l.. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone, Io22
red; residence phone, 7S2 black.
L. Dubbs, OF the Ell Captain,
has recently sold a West Plains,
Mo-, farm for s.. .ooo.- Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
II. q. Todd, who has been vis-
iting his old home in Indiana dur
ing the past month, returned home
Monday morning
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us a trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
Rev. S. X. Woods, OF the Bap-
tist church, had severe hemorr
hage OF the lungs yesterday morn
ing, and i, is reported was quite i'll.
ID. T. Alexander, who has been
visiting his old home IN Moscow,
n. Y, during the past two months,
returned to La unta Monday
morning
For each 81 cash purchase at H.
n. Clark's you get one chance on
SIo mirror, and for each 81 cash
purchase yon get a chance on
$3.50 lamp.
c. Il. Baldridge received check
for So, 900 from the officers Of the
iWomen OF Woodcraft Monday, in
payment of the insurance policy
held by his wife, recently de.
ceased.
Alderman Ed Marshall is now
living in North La Junta, and the
Board of Aldermen will probably
elect a new alderman from the first
ward at regular meeting to be
held next Monday night.
William Laughlin, a nachinist
who worked in the local shops
about fourteen years ago. arrived
from Los Angeles this week and
went to work for the Santa Fe at
this point yesterday morning.
The county commissioners will
be in session this morning for the
regular monthly meeting. The
tax levy for county purposes will
be made at this meeting. and the
board will probably be in session
for at least two weeks.
Sam Rouse is confined to his
room with an attack of scarlet fe
yer. He uses a telephone to keep
in touch with the outside world,
which will relieve to some extent
the monotony of existence that he
will experience during the six
weeks that he will be quarantined.
According to a dispatch from
Topeka in yesterday mornings
papers the Santa Fe laid off SIX
teen men from its boiler shop there
Monday. 1t is understood that
this is in line with the retTench-
ment policy Of the road, and that
further reductions in the force are
contemplated.
We have just received . fine line
Of samples Of fraternal emblem ad-
dress cards Masonic, Knights Of
Pythias, Odd Fellows, Woodmen,
Knight Templar, b. p. q. E., q.
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Others Would be pleased to
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-01-20
DIES WITH NO
FRIEND AT HAND
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New Orleans. and was the first Pacific
Coast operator to attempt the enter
prise. The result was n cut in the
nrice of bananas I'm San Francisco Sc
riously affecting the price of the Ha-
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