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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23
BUCKET SHOP RAiDED.
Over Fifty Men Placed Under Arrest
in CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 2s-The offices Of Geo.
T. Sullivan, in LaSelle street, Were
raided by the police today, and fifty
men who were specializing, together
with the employees were placed under !
arrest. Sullivan, who was also ar
rested, is charged with operating 8
bucket shop and swindling patrons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23
EXPLOSION plsAHLEs STEAMER.

One Waiter Killed and Two Steerasd
Passengers Missing as Result.
Quebec, May 23.-The steamer Coban.
bound from Sydney for Montreal, has
signalled that she is badly damaged BY
an explosion Of gas in the saloon. A
waiter was killed and two steerage pass
sengers are missing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23
HARTMAN ACQUITTED.
Charged With Embexzlement and Tried
by Court Martial.

Manila, May 2s.-By verdict of the
court martial, Captain Carl F. Hart-
mann, of the signal corps, charged with
embezzling government property, is
fully and honorably acquitted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23
ILLNESS coMPELs RESIGNATION
General Andrew Hickenlooper Presi.
dent of Cincinnati Gas Company for
E;f<v Na,rc

Cincinnati, May 90. After thirty
years of active service as president of
the Cincinnati Gas Company, General
Andrew Hickenlooper mas been COM
PEELED to resign by reason of orders
from his physician. Hickenlooper rem
dered distinguished service in the civil
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-23

According to the recorf. in the muir
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Watch St. Louis.

The Creates, Worlds Fair the
world has ever seen will be held
at St. Louis in 1904. To keep in
touch with the work OF preparation
for this great Worlds Fair and to
get all the news of all the earth.
every reading person should at
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paper OF ST. Louis, the Globe
Democrat. 1t stands pre- eminent
ard alone among American news
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extends to every state and territory
of the Union, to Canada and Mex
ico, and to every part Of the world
where there are readers of the En-
glish language. 1t ought to be in
your home during the coming
year See advertisement elsewhere
in this issue.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Tried To Conceal II.

It's the old story of "murder
will out" only in this case there's
no crime. A woman feels run
down, has backache or dyspepsia
and thinks its nothing and tries
to hide it until she finally breaks
down. Don't deceive yourself.
Take Electric Bitters at once. 1t
has a reputation for curing stom.
ach, liver and kidney troubles and
will revivify your whole system.
The worst forms Of those maladies
will quickly yield to the curative
power Of Electric Bitters. Only
soc, and guaranteed by Miller &
Andrews and Todd & Co., Drug
gists.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10

The various churches will OBJ
serve the week OF prayer in this
citysnext week as follows:
Monday, January Izth, Presby-
terian Church. Sermon, spas.
modic Religion" S II. Wood.
Tuesday, January 18th, Meth
odist Church. Sermon, "What
Think Ye of Christi" r. Fl. Lamp
kin.
Wednesday, January 18th, Chris
tian Church. Sermon, "How Best
to Fit Our Children for Life, DR..
Coltman.
Thursday. January 5th, Baptist
Church. Sermon, "Grace for
Grace" DR.. Kimball.
Friday, January 10th. Presby-
teriar Church. Open Meeting,
Addresses by all the Pastors.
Each service begins promptly
at 7:3o p. m.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
0i.Ioe.,ea ner Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, OF
Fergus Falls, Mimi, fell and dis.
located her shoulder. She had
surgeon get 1t back in place as
soon as possible, but it was quite
sore and panied her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had
seen Chamberlain's Pain Balm
advertised Tor sprains and sore
ness. and she asked him to buy
her bottle of it, which he did.
1t quickly relieved her and en-
abled her to sleep which she had
not done for several days. The
son was SO much pleased with the
relief it gave his mother that he
has since recommended it to many
others. For sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Tine sureom..:er."

ihe merry melange OF wit.
beauty and song 1.-The Burpo.
master the most pronounced ar
hstc and financial triumph Chi
cago has pronounced in wears. ;s
the attraction announced for Fri
Gay, January 10th, at the La
Junta Theatre.
When It was produced, 1t was
hope d that it might attract s,H
GENTLY to pay the running ex-
pense OF the theatre during The
summer, but like the hen that laid
Inc golden egg, The Burgomas
ter was the biggest kind of a
financial and artistic success and
instead of aronsing but part;,,
interest 1t became the town tall
and more OF its musical numbers
struck the fancy of the stree,
whistiers than any work Of ,b;s
kino recently given in '.the windy
city"
Inc company is large one
and the scenery and costumes -.
all new, IN fact, more be.n,;fnI
and costly outfit will be seen th.n
this, the second season of -,
p'ece' than last year Seats on
sale at the City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
At the Christian Church.

The following is the order OF
service for Lords day worship:
In the morning the minister will
preach on Unanswered Prayer. F"
and in the evening, "The Simplic-
ity that is in Christ.
Mrs. Charles Moore presides at
the organ, and the choir will sing
an anthem at the morning hour,
and Mr.. Smell will sing zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" in the
evening.
The fifteen minute Bible talks
are continued. An invitation is
given to all.
r. II. LAMPK1N, Minister.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Baptist Church Services.

Regular services at the Baptist
church tomorrow, both morning
and evening, conducted by the
pastor. Rev. S. K. Wood Musi-
cal programme, morning, anthems,
Sing Unto the Lord, Guide
Me, o Thou Great Jehovah; solo,
"Adore and Be Still" Miss Peale
Evening, anthems, "Sing Unto
the Lord" "The Shadows OF the
Evening Hour" solo, Mrs.
Warner.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Presbyterian Church.

At the Presbyterian church to-
morrow the pastor, Rev Robt.
Coltman will preach at IL a. m.
and in the evening Rev. Nj.
Wylie, of Evans, Colo, will
preach on the subject OF christian
Civil Government" Mr.. Wylie
is a popular speaker and well in.
formed on the subject of his ad.
dress. Come and hear him.
Everybody welcome at both ser
vices.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
He !. Coming to |. Jun,..

DR.. * c Sapero. eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, will
again be IN La unts one week,
beginning January goth and end
ing January 3Ist at the Park
House. Hundreds OF patients in
this vicinity. His references are
his patients-your neighhors and
friends. Cataracts removed, cross
eyes Strengthened, granulated eye
lids and sore eyes successful,
treated. Consultation free.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Card Of Thanks.

The ladies OF ST. Andrews
Episcopal Guild wish to tender
their most earnest thanks to all
VINO SO ably assisted at the recent
entertainments given at the La
Junta Theatre, also to thank Miss
Palmer for her services as musi-
clan.
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
notn,ng Doing.

There is nothing doing in the
credit business at my place after
this date, except with those peo
pie who have an accoun, mere
now and pay up in full every
thirty days
MATT DAIMLER
La Junta tribune., 1903-01-10
Week Of Prayer.

January 7. 1903
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30
Sns benz iibristn GroBbersuatbnm.

Gdternad, 3. Siini. Die bieSi1b.
riee Springpro5eiiion itebt an auBe-
rer 5eier, an 9etbeiligung uno on
Mnoabt o~enieni9en Der Sorjabre
nid)t notl. Gle Seier pnroe in ber-
f6mmlider @eiie cr6finet ourb ben
GbenOiegen, Der am Iontug Inn adt
llbr bnrd Serrn Sonpittsoireftor
Mille a~bgebalten wurbe. Sr. Com.
tapitnTar Selo belt bie @rofimmgS-
preoigt. Sic Ero5eiiiou Ielbit be.
gam, mie INNER, Inn 8 ltbr; Der
GflilB mar nm 1 llbr. 2eioer Drroe
Tie gcgen II llbr. blirh einen pi0s.
Iiaen Gepitterregen jGb unterbro.
den. Die Yreoigt onf Ser Smer-
Bride belt ser bohw'ite Serr 9ii6of
Scopes. Wan ifGst ole geltern SIT
ghternad) anpeienoen Sremoen iiub
gilser olif 10000. Die Spring.
proseiiion lit Elm 9anfieit fir Dos
Iufp6ren bes 8eitstan5es. Der i'm s.
Sabrbmbert IN oieier 8egeto mil
tbete. Mah ben Iui5eifmnsen beS
Srn. Srbann Wiiller, Der audi bieieS
Sobr bas slmt oes 3ablens iibernom-
men, betrpe Die 3ubI ser Sbeilneb-
mer an Der Springpro5eilion bieies
Sa1r 1906, nno 5rpar i'm 8eionOe-
.ren: Glerus 122, SdmeiSer 1, Sab.
n~entrdger 50. Sdnaer 1924. Sprin-
ger 1876. Mlllifanten $50, Better
674. Sptal: 1906. 9a oie Oft.
s;ele 2Gblung nit Dem 9eainn oeS
Sdlubiegens seidloiien miro, iinb
in bieler 9eiammt5abl o~ieienigen
Sbeilnebmer nitt nit einbeariiien,
RE iriolge bes cingetreteneu &eaeus
crit ip1ter am @rabe 0es Seiligen
hire anboft nerrid)ten fonnten. Sm
Scriobre 1902 SGblte Die Yroseiiion
1857 Sbetlnebmer, barunter g..
23S Sprinaer nno 2,144 geter; i'm
Sabre 1901 oogeaen 1853, no.
rrmtcr 12.0S2 springer mo 1928.
@eter. @lld bicleS Sabr poa5og iib
rieoerum Dor ben Iugen elmer 5ahl.
loien 3ulhoilermenge oieleS ebrlpiir.
hioe unb oitrh ole TRADITION BON
Sabr6unoerten Jcheiliate Sha1lipiel,
baS beutc einSig in Ger @clt oaitebi
uEo Sseben mGhtig ergreifeu mIB.
@nr Wuuher idou lit nah Gdternab
aefommen, nm 5u ipotteu iiber oieleS
eiaenortiqe reliaioie Shouipiel
belleu Sim unb Grnit er pielleidt
ni1t eriabt, aber ieiu 2adeu perwan-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30


iefs Wpnate 3eit gibt, bebor tie mtf
Die Seimitdtte miiiier, 10 miro es
audi inn Serbit bel idpieriger fir
2dnbilifer ieifL in &oitbern Silbr-
loerte an befomman, oils iest. @lts
benz @eiaeten lit 81 erieben, bob Die
jenigen, ipelhe bierbin fommen
pollen, nm iid bas 2anO an & IL
d affen, idnea maden iolen,
neil bas 2anb am Steieen lit. Der
@ei5en unb Safer perIprid)t pieber
cine ihDne Grntc. Batter Brine Bot
bod etrpas redJt gebabt, oils er bon
Cen Wosquitos ifrieb.
Sbr SreunO uno Mgent
g. % enni g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30

uaieren lieben Srail pom See abge.
bdltenen 0ptteSbienit Itatt. Die
Seimgegangene betraitern ibr @atte,
Serr Bbilipp Sdger, 5ipei Sodter,
Sruit $. Grpin unb Srou @. g.
Wc9lnoreips mo stpei SDbne, Bbi-
lipp nto @bas. y. Sdeer. Woge lie
ruben in Srieoeni Gen trauernoeu
Sinterblibeuenen unier ber5liditeS
geilei0l
Tieienisen 2nrembnr9cr, ipelde
fidl NIT ocm 8cSanfcn bridaftigcn,
lid an Der grpfcn Grfuriion nadj
Ghrupa nnS Der alten Scimatb su
bctbciliscn, iiber iueIdc Sic an Ser
Mnseige an anberer Steqc SicIcs
@lattcs leien, iinb gebeten, iid nit
%crrn Suhu ganer, 2541 eiuculn
ghrnne, GGieaac, 81, in Ser
binbung at ietcn. Sericlbe fam
Sbnen bcliebiscn Mnfidlnk sebcn
nnS iuirb Sbnen audi Die Tabrfartcn
fir Die &eiic b%eiOrseu.
Sn Cafe Gbnrd (bei Sort @oi6.
ington), isis, bra6en fiir3li6 Natts
Siebe in oie Stride elm, aus ser lie
5ipet gltar : Ganoolcber i'm @ertbe
bon SAC lnb ben Srbnlt Ser Spfer.
hiid)ien en~tpenbeten. Die 9iebe
tontten bisber nod nift oingfelt ee-
mad]t perhen.
Vim Wontag, ben 10. SUM, Itarb
IN ibrer 8obnumg, 1873 Sberlnan
StraBe, Chicago, Su., Srau Selene
Bremer, 8attin bon Yeter gremer,
Sr., I'M Sitter bon ST Sabren. 9aS
gegr1bniB fano am 0onnerstag boil
Dem Srauerbauie aus, nob Der Gi.
Eeter's Stride, mo- elm lepitirtes
Seelenamt abgebalten pitr6e uno posi-
Ga aus nah Dem ct. 9onifasius.
@ottesaderitatt. Die G~erItorbene
muroe si WenSnnrf, Ganton @repen-
nader, %gebprer, unb fam I'M Sabre
1913 nad) gnierifd uno bat leitber
ibre Seimatb In Chicago gemabt.
Muber ibrem SO Sabre alten @atten
iiberleben lie Die folgenoen Sinocr:
Safob 9remer, Der mo6lbefannfe
S6iffsueent unO @runbeigentbums-
Bdnoler bon Siib.Gbicaeo, iotpic
Sobn 8remer, Yeter 8remer, Srau
Selene Heinmano iino SRI. Waria
Bremen. 0or flint Sabren feierte
iie INTO ibr @atte Die aoloene Sofseit.
Woge iie ruben in Srieben! Gen
trauernoen Sinterbliebenen nnier
ber5lidItes 8eilet0!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30


6i9, SrteD, Slllers'idsNfonfagne, elN
a. 0. al5y Sitrenbllrg. aiele
Sfrede milroe 5u SUB IN oret Sagel'
5llrudgelegf. Our SeInlteDf nllroe
ole e~i1enpopt betlllst.
o'n ~,ioo tu"9n,
a,''el iio S1uhsa,, 'ptiu,e l'u ~
Osun'a..g uill'le" ne6ei.
oon ~ co. So.aa - on
- % %
u'' 0Oe'oet - S"
'"ts',
Sn ger Nadf pom 81. Wot ahf
oet |. gum Qe9en palo z uDr tlet+
ierie eih mpno'iUilaes Wtuoueii,
nnoeiteut il NM i, ainer moniorSs
id)l1ft, auf's Dab uno gina III Der
2dbriiine climber. Webrere Gerio-
lien, welde Oies bepbuftet batteu,
poaten ms Salts eiroringen, aber
Die anbern Magoe ~tpet1erten iid,, 5u
offneit, neil Die Sauseiaentbiimerin
uerreiit lei. Wan mar eenotbtgt,
Die StaotpoliSei oabon HI aenntniB
81 leben, mel6e ms Snus einorang
lno Die Otogo aus ibrer lebensJe-
fdbrltten Gage befreite.
Iie MItrrsoren,e erreiht orn A
ea,Ii Sr Wroieyinr Snociutb ehoof
g. mirfte ieit ,npbr oIs "a So6ren
or @tbpn0,,m Nn Ser Iphten Sftohe
nrh 6em1nherte ,no,, irinp Ieidte
Gimme. o[s or AZ gbren Ser Sirn.
mpIsfonioin hie pitoupi ,tnS t,oh rom
Mbe,tSroipnfron, Sos m~rnSer;hSnp
aieS @nobenm,,ttar o,,f Sprn 56rnt
nnrtr,to
c,..,a
e'O'i'taho Ger Staot ShTemoarg.
8ebltrten.- - 90. @oi: Mnfu,
&. b. Sobunn granoetburaer, @aIt-
mtrtb. 81: Sobann Alops Garl, g.
b. Sobdm 9efer, @eridtspou, ieber-
sIspirant; Better, g. b. 8eter 0inon.
bp, S~anolunaer. 1. Suni: 0eter
9uoipig, g. b. Sbeooor Shl6oer.
SoelGbner. g: gertbo Mnna, 8. b.
Gurl Gbriloitbomlts, @efangemp1r-
fer; Waria, Z. b. Gicplos 9nnpnt,
Shloiier; @eora Carl Wtihel, 9. b.
Witel gauer, @ierbrouer. g.: Sob.
Getcr, g. b. Eetcr Sdtueifl Sd,Iol-
Ter. A.. &ene 9icolds Mariits, g.
b. 9uopig Satto, giienbabni6affner,
&abel @aria Mline Bertha, z, b.
9eon emmanuel Yropait, Selomebel
beinl MiIitGr : MuIifcorps.
Seiratben.- 80. Moi: Sob.
9nopig Sammelmonn, 9ubfiibrer,
nit Mnna S~oiepbine 2ipeaur; Sob.
Gteiper, Saglobner, NIT Inna Eirid;
1atbias @eprit, SonogieBer, nit
! Suianna Sbereiia Seinen. 1. Sslrni:
Nifolos De Malaiie, 9onf6eamter NIT
@nna Sbomas. g: Sobam 2am.
Cert, 9abnipdrter, NIT Barbara Gid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30
6robher,oethum.
1us Der baupttdot.

Mm 2. SUM &ormitsass fanoer
Die Mneeb6rigen bes Sanoelsmannes
s. q. @nteringer, .pobnbaft i'm Miib-
lenpee, Dielen als 2eidje an ietnenl
9ettpfoiten erbGtgt Dor. Ger I'm
gliidIihe batte idDon felt einiger 3eit
Srmptome bon gerfolgltnasmubnitm
ae5cigt nnO bat 5lreiielsobne IN
einem gnfdq bon 8eiitesgeitortbeit
Sano an iid gelegt.
Die SnnScseididte bonn Vabuboi
miro iest ibr gerihtlihes Nadipiel
bubeu. Ser mltbmaBlibe 8eriiber
Der NufiorOerungelL iowie Elm
Sruder, bel melhem bieielben berge'
itellt pnroen, iino por bas bieiige
3ubtpoli5eigeriht gelaben, um lid,
lpegen Der gen. Stroftbat su peraut-
morten. Ser Sritder lit anaeflagt,
auf ben Girfnlaren ben Rumeu
ser 9ruderei m~eggelaiien 81 buben,
e~rlterer, Die Serlteanng Oerielben
o,lr6 8elobmung II. |. ~. peruriabt
5u baben.
Giir5lih pcridjieS in Gpuboir Ser
ebentalige Sireftor Ser 2urembureer
Sramtpop, Sr. Hie. 8pQp, i'm Mlter
BON S4 Snbren.
Mm Efinsitmontas mrrbe In Ser
Gatheoralfirte sic III. Sirmning al
Die &inber Der beiocn Yfarreien ron
2iebfrouen m,b CT. 1idel geipenoet.
Mls Sirmpatben iltngierteu Sr. Saul
ltIpeIing, Er1liosnt hcs @e5irfsge-
riGtes nnb Srm emil Sober,
| Stootsrotb nnS Nireftor Der ginregt-
itrierungspertpaltuna. Die 3abl Der
SirmIinse betriig beil6riig $50.
Tm 2. SUM Nadmittags gegcn
5R ubr erging IiG Der am Ieuberer
Sling pobnenoe @agenbnlter 'Sr.
Barber i'm itdotilhen Tart; pl0tiif)
ipiirte er iid) unnobl uno mltbte IN
ole Giaa 2oupignp einfebren. God
faum bate er lid BORT olf einer
Stiihl nieoergelaiien, ais er aud
idon cine 2eihe NOR. Gin Ser5-
id)lag bate ieinem Seben elm Gnoe
gema6t. Der gerItorbene, peld)er
inn 6S. Sabre itaub. ica idon ipdb-
renb Der lebten Sabre pegen einem
Ser5iibeI in dr6tlider Efleg&gerpeien
iein.
Die gctbcilisnng ser Surngelelf-
iGaft aus Staotsrunb an Dem bon
Ger Federation De PGit" in Gbarle.
bile in 6rmfreih neronitalteten
@ettbetperb bat Der 8eieuiboft neue
Mus5eibnmgeu perihaift. Sn Der
1. 9ipilion erbielt lie ben gbrenpreis,
Sen eriten Yreis in Ser Oipiiion D'@r-
celeice fir 6reiiibirneenL ben eriten
Greis fir Ypramioen . 0arlteaun-
gen, oen Stpeiten GreiS in Der 3ipi'
Iion o'@rcelence fiir 2aufen.
Gie Giuweibans ser nenen Bride
iou am "a. Suli. Dem 9eburtStagc
Q. s.. 8. beS G~roBberspgs uorgenom-
men iperben. 3uglcih nit Der In.
iaee ser Gilenihicnen 5ur 9abn Git
remburg : Ghternad meroeu iolde
an ether eleftriiden Srumbobn ae-
lcat. melfe lestere ieooh nod feline
beihloiiene Sofe lit.
Mm Eiinsitmuntaa beiuften Die
Soglinee Der proiciiionelen Sdulc
bon Nan5ia init ibren Sebrern uniere
Staot. Die iungeil Insiliigler mur-
Den aui Dem Staotbnuie ourd) oic
Neutrality-suspicious. e%mpfangen mo
nit einem 8laie Ghampagner mo
am Ibenb 5u 0rei- eiheln nit Ser.
%ilcnlaft eraiidt. Die Meiietorm Ger
iuusen Sonriitcn war folgenoe: Han.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30

Eonaouneon getootet worbelt, ipef-
der Gin gelualtigerpr Wann JET pie
Der Sllltan. aapitoin Neribing er-
Hart, er boffe, bub MN Die uuruben
am See Sanoo beenoi9t ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30
g II, Winbmao, Tb. s.,
S,. q mo, 1000

@ir leien chen nod gmpfans bes
obigen @riefcs cine 9cpeid)c, melhe
@e5ug bat anf Den 5elb5ug bes &api-
tan Yeribina in Den SagcsblGttern,
uuo meld)e Eepeide mie folgt laltet:
@ aibingtou 8. g., %. Sunni.
Gin @rief, meld)en aapitain Serb.
ing tiir5lid an cinen Treimo i6rieb.
entbGlt Die Nadri6t, bob in elmer
fiir5liden S6lad)t am See 2anao
80 Woros getootet wurben. gr be.
bouptet, Die Moros bGtten iid alien
irieoliden annabernnacn Der Imeri.
faner feinolih aeaeniiber aebalten
uu0 IN Dem Sample iei Der 8acoloo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-30


@eburteu. - 1. Wai: Moria
Sbereiia, {. b. Sobam Meper,
SdneiDer, bon @aiierbiaig. g.:
@attbias,' g.. b. Nifolnls Sllber.
8ubritarbeiter, bon Mertert. a.:
Morio, z. b. Mifel Yalgen, Sabrif.
orbeiter. bon Iertert; Wargaretbd,
g. b. Eeter @ietpers, @derer, BON
@anerbiQia. 90: Sobam Yeter.
g. b. Nif. Clemens. Sabrifarbeiter,
bon @oiierbilie. o.: Sniuma. Z.
b. Sob. @etel, settler, BON @aiier.
biaig.
Seirathen. - 81. Mai: so.
Earn 8armonn, Sabrifarbeiter, unS
gnrn Woria Senaen, obue Staub.
Ueioe bon @uiierbiaig.
Sterbef6Ilc. - 80. Ipril:
Geter &obn, 60 Sabre oft. Sogner.
BON @aiierbilig, 4. Mai: Mtoria
Snereiia Meper. oft 2 Gage, bon
@aiIerbiaig. g.: Bernhard Ntepers.
81 Sabre off. Sotrlier. ben @niier,
biaig. T.: SoboHn SciR 81 Snhrt
oit. Idercr, bon @ni'erbiQin. 49,:
@ernbarh Suber. - Sabre oft Sog.
aer, pen Wertcrt. H.: Wtargaretbc
9ieipcrS. cine piertcl Stunoe ult. Dor
@ailerbiaig. t5.: 9atborina @aitler
so Satire alt, g8ittpe bon Gerhard
@iid,ler. BON 9erborr. IL &atba.
riHa Geruo, 81 Sabre alt. Gbeirar
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Hint to Merchants.

Don't think that you haven't any.
thing to offer every week-if you
really have not, then there is some
thing radically wrong with the bus
mess management of your store.
You expect customers every week;
do you want these customers to
understand thatvou haven't always
something worth their inspection?
LII people 60 out of town. to do
their trading, it is only because
they have been attracted by allur-
ing bargainsand inducements which
they have read in outside papers.
People trade where they think they
can get the most for the money,
every time. If you convince them
in your advertisement that you can
save them money, they will buy of
you; if some other store convinces
them that they have the best bar
gains, the other store will get the
trade whether that store be in town
or out of it.-New Rockford Tran
script.
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A NEW FEATURE.
= ~

A NEW FEATURE.
The Leader is fortunate in hav-
ing the complete files of the Wash
burn Times, the first paper pub
'lished in Washburn and Mclean
county, and hereafter weekly. The
Leader will devote part Of its space
to happenings Of twenty years ago.
This feature, we believe, will be
appreciated not alone by those of
our readers who were residents of
these parts at that time, but by all
of our newly acquired friends and
patrons as we'll. The recalling of
these events of long ago will bring
back to memory many matters per-
tanning to public and private inter-
est that, but for this undertaking
of the Leader would, in great
many instances remain forgotten
to the memory of man. We shall
endeavor to tell these happenings
Of twenty years ago in manner
that will make this column worth
its reading.
Volume I, Number l, of the
Washburn Times, bears date May
10, 1883, Satterlund & Veeder.pro-
prietor, W. R. Maze, editor and
publisher. Satter]und & Veeder
were the promoters of Washburn;
John satterlund everybody knows
today. John Veeder, after five years
Of bard and determined work for
the advancement of Washburn and
Mclean county during which time
he passed in a good many dollars
earned elsewhere left his ,toMp
and county, returning to Portage,
Wisconsin, his former home, later
going to Mandan, N. D., where he
now lives with his family in COM
Portable circumstances. w. R.
Maze, who was as bright and YER
satile writer as Mclean county has
ever owned, became victim of the
liquor habit, and in 1889. at Grand
Rapids, Mich, took his own life.
The coulees are full of antelope.
The sale of Washburn lots had
reached $4,000.
Work has commenced Oh the
Veeder & Satterlund livery barn.
/ Chas. Martenson saw fifteen deer
along Turtle Greek in one days
drive.
A buffalo hunter passed through
Washburn Yesterday from up river
bound for Bismarck.
j. S. Veeder is building an ad-
dition to his residence. (This is
now the Joe Mann home on Viii
liams avenue.)
K. P. Paulson buys the mercantile
stock of Veeder 4 Satterlund. Mr..
Paulson is dead, and Mrs. Paulson
makes her home at Rush City, MINI.
The ice is still standing where
the gorge occurred at Fort Steven
son last spring. In places it is said
to be twenty feet high.
John w. Mcknight arrives in
town and goes to Conkling where
the McKnights had section Of
land, broke 100 acres, located home
steads, went to Montana in 1889,
where they now reside.
By reading the following. it will
be seen that as to baseball, the
same feeling existed twerty years
ago as today. Washburn has q
club that can everlastingly wallop
the 'sox' off from anything the Bis.
marckers can scare up This is no
bluff. 2
Printer Chas. E. Murrell comes
up from Bismarck and is putting
in 3 garden on his homestead on
top Of the hill from Washburn and
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DR.. j. w. ROBINSON.
VETERINARY.
Coal HARBoR, NORTH DAKOTA.

A. j. HEDRIX...
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
General Practitioner In State and Federal
Courts, Registered Attorney before u. s. Land
Once, Offce with j. T. HOagland, Cos Main
street, Telephone 1885, Bismarck, N. D.