davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

Heriou al getnouins, Tom err (eaer
fommer til at blipe) Meolem al Set
norife ScIifab, bar iiinoe ncget ioa
faoeligt for Selifnbet o. ina onmt I
lig ielu iom at bile benptte SeIifdbet
til at itsoe Brelterne eIIer ifaoe Sir.
ten. Seq tror, at 2irfeioIfet / bette
Stpffe irpgter en- 5are. JON fife eff.
nlterer, euer JONI er lioet tritenoc.
Do enopioere tror lea life, at Der iin-
oes iaa mango iatfiae liberaIe bIunot
os ! BET tore % belle tnget, - ieg me.
ner 6olf. ION bar noeen pioere site.
resie al at gisre i'm @abifaIisnie i9r-
Zig giGloenoe. Sea fieitoer lift til no-
gen, ei beler til nogen Screening,
iom bar noaen firfefenotIiee Menin-
ger, De oil profile inc paa port golf.
Der foronItaltes ingen M lloeape al
"8isconfin gibeIen," % Ten npe
Sib," er IGngit ioonet ino. Bore
itsrite norife Ipiier bar inseniom.
BELT SilbeieIiabeo til at p9re raoifale
troos De iortnile6e Sorisg poa at aipe
benz bet Hpgtc. Soertimob. Der
ifal en- DoIoiom ltiorIfammetbeb til
for at paaitan, at De life err firfeIig
~intereSierebe. Man iammenIigne benz
meo be amerifanife poIittffe aoiier
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

at ct al 8ergeInn68 itgrre % beoite
0igtc er ON Den engelife iiteoet
ior 0en norfe zoos. Gaa @runO
al bette iremme0e Gmne er oct finn ct
Stpffe | belle set LANCE 1igt, ser rig.
tig llor ilanet an, nemlig oen ITEM
n~ingSfllSe 9eifripcIie al SarOauger.
De Sinier er poo @rlno al oeres
8riigburbeo nGrO mere emo belle Re'
item al Gigtet. "a ior os | amerifu
er oct lille Gigt Set er min SiGl
en- frpoiulO Irung at gieite gtorges
Gale" al itsrrc SlrtGresie og 9etDo.
ming emo Msiteruerfer iom "Soalen"
og San pan 6uDiums glomiter.
itpffe," iom meuige 5oIf life pilOe
iaa nogen 6oritan0 poa. Spsrgs.
mouIet er at pGlge oct, iom pil 6eSIt
tiltaIe os iom RoromPn6 / ~llOlanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

SiGGp Of en- EumusFrue fan fauSe Tanhnerst msOsns Spoten fprbss. Den
bar bd GrmL im Tesnueeu uur bVifct 8bsr 900 Blabs for 1pists Soansn'
ring, uoen 1T onc ben ct funet uSkenoe. Den bar berneben auOmoif Spoe
Binoer (bobbin winderl Der CT iaa filter o. paaHbeli9 fin 8ne, at en-
baarhg uuuoet Spohe pu pRe en- rmufeheb.
"SuspsHun" fer ebt no % er elegant aapel mb Seubu til Er1arbdna
rm iii 9Ro1frbcle. 0dfHnsus 5obfpe r net, let baanotrtst % Seio6eGs
al smbor tsnbt Surbcorng paa bette Smranoe. Oct auuerote TG sr a benHe
gsfafsnbeo ue mutt irrnrbibet: 2ntsriussu % uohmpfnusrs r f@fe Gnuss.
Sonabiulet % ale be bluute Dele al Rafnen sr imuh poleret os Rtdapeths
ret, buUrpeo be iuar ct net % imasiulct uoianoe. Sesnoer bruss Ball Bear
ing iii SouSgust % poa be9ss Sbsr af 5oohpftt, 90 Rsiultatt s, at naar
man TOR Belief al GRaitneH % letter Set9Fuht snuG ui bette isbe runbt usrs
eo tue @unae, msbens bet paa andre Gahtner bar tnngt NOT meo at sa tire
Gnuse BOroet er laosi af Ultsrret IRA, iammeHiGt AZ io forfbrlse Gag
buOrueb man bar upnuust fsrre Spue % iU6nbrt at Trret tan Taa fs.
Ru1fnens 6pOfptte er iUdpEt mo plated castors. S9rbeoe Staaltappe
bOlber 9rpbnet Os the treadle plate. bu1kt giri at aRaftHen nrteiSer me-
for olmtubsla 90 (fancy) SsrL Gu uOiSria SnhruttunsSps, trHt bet uorp.
snr snselFa spros msSdser busr gRdtne
99g Wierte til nebenlnaeuOe ~beDselg neoiate grier:
30 A. StuHsr s1S
30 Al Drop Head 8 5taHsr 1000
80 IS - Drop Head 7 StuHr ...........-.- 2lo
no. "a - Drop Head 8 stHHsr. Swell Front ...... 1850
30 % - Drop Head Z SiuHes Swell Front, ...... 2150
GOsnfur uaune guhnu fan sbcloss Gsena, gufnsctrr, esszsn
.Mr gabOsni til OeOfssbs griRr Tubosni r Rrieu paa bsr aRaFns
q. 80 bShrs. aRau fan life tsnte fig en- Oatrus grpuups. sGer Suk. Ersent
no NO. "a sasr rs. Drop Head gabOsHi Os Swell Front, grs sa2oO
% $500.
E~sbsufaasnts sr giueSc af &c. "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Der i0Rrr
ruuot % tar fg uatmmbsha e@t ah.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

ser ber fables 'ancrficnot goO 9ittc.
rntur. So, bpiS man gaar no
a, at set bIir umuligt at opnau
@nigBeO ON bette caer noget an0et
pGientIigt. iaa nptter oct 10 i~elui6ls
gelig fife al lGage i Sei meo CT norif
Selifnb. Den oct tore SpBrgSmaol
or, ON oct life or mltli9t % bDiit pao
SiSe at pen6e SIaoet RCtop her og ie,
ON ri life, paa @rum0lag al iraeS
aiGrligbeo til WoGer Rorge ca ser,
iom meningSberettigcoc Menueifer
amer for AZ bore aoot oa Ieoeon1tigt
/ Dor narife glru, tan bliue enige.
Get, JON er c~niteOcligt, ntna Sclifo.
bet laoe lig8e uber6rt. Sea fan life
anoet END tro, at Oct or muligt for
os at blioe enige ON mcget | oen
norife 9itteratur. @i man tro ioa
blot paa binanGens intbe Cans %
poa cen Gro pore 0piten. Ut tabc
Green Der or at 9ipe oS ielp en- meget
baarlig altteit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

tier for Weolemmcrnes mornlifc So.
rofter. 5 bette Stpffe fon aonititit.
tionen meo 2etbeb iornnbres paa Ell
Waaoe, Ser buroe tilireositiQe aqc
rimelile Sorarorirger. 8i neo ale
Oct, at scr banter blan6t os iSoIf en-.
beg moo uopifleoe aanosepner. Der
life re1nes Tor at opre respectable
Menneifer, % JON man life ril babe
II gisre meo. Elsie moa bodies
lieenior.
Gao ocn nn6en She tror leg life,
oct pilbe pGre rimeliat al airfeiolfet
at bore Tor g~niin6tlige fer; tbi Der
funoc let ifaife os Ell uooerfommelig
6inoring for nogetiombelit Somar.
5riOe. Get piloe life bIiue nogen Ie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

@en pad bette gitntt pil ieg iffc
nisioritanes. Spis lea ifnlOe gisre
n iaaoant llopalg. iaa piIoe oct life
isIae. at oct, JON blen uSelaot. bar
iorfoiteIigt. ara ct litterrGrt Spns.
1unft piloe netOp oct nIlerbeoite al
Rereelano blipe prnget. % oet
iamme piISe ppre SiIiGIoet | mere
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

Jer en- lib fosn moetps iss 5nmnFinsA
s6uspeHneu.s Zen CT | ane EsIe tilfreoS
ftasHee % erbeioer liseiaa soot JON be, Der
tr mt9et ogrsrs. Zen CT tilige ItRrt % al
imuit uoiesnoe. 6raatsn icittoe 30 0enfA
cans J. Saseu, ga Gresie. @s.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

gag ior SeIifatet at beieIe 5SoIf pao
tarafterrsSoerue. % Oct er beler
life en- let Sag Tor airfen ielp. Get
5eoite. man fer fan eisre. er at boio
5erpgteoe Subiefter nSenior. - ian.
onHne MenneIfer, Der paa @runo al
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

5rpstsiiae .8laaer oisie tlpeHoe. pIagsnSe
Suoinaoomme. 9ipr en- Guoe paa 9ioelien
3oaH's CtntmeHt turersr. 5aafs / aae
Gpoteter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

DAILY except Sundays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

more than any other state. No exact
Agures Of the loss sustained can of
course. be given, but the damage done in
the principal cities and towns IS eSti-
mated as follows.
North Topeka. 800 900; Lawrence SZ50--
g1i Sallna, Sz00, 600, Manhattan $4,000.
Junction City, 800 ESQ: SolOman S50.g00.
Abllene. $4,000; LindsbOrg. $10a. G90-
hutchinson, s100.000. Minneapolis sl09. 900.
Emporia, S65,000s Florence. $4,000. Lin
coin Center. $1,000 Atehison, 10000 Ar
genuine 22-o0G000- Kansas City. Kan. and
suburbs, SS.ooo0e0. Nearly POO smaller
IOWns were affected by the floods The
lowest estimate that can be made of the
loss done to croDs IS EO0lO00
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
RAIN CoToRADo

Pueblo. Colo June Gentle rain, with,
on few occasions. showers for a few
minutes. has prevailed during most Of
today and portions Of the last three DAYS.
The Arkansas river, the Fountain. St
Charles. HuerfanO and Beaver creeks all
have a large volume OF water though not
approaching a destructive stage. The
abundant rains are starting the grass tG
vigorous growth and stOckTaen are Ia
mentinE the fact that there are now few
or cattle on the ranges than for twenty
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
Brotherhood of Man.

we must, in our lives. in our efforts.
endeavOr to further the cause of
brotherhood IN the human family: and
we must do it in such way unat the
men anxious to find subject for COM
plant or derision in the churches of the
United States, in our church. may not
be able to find it by pointing out any
contrast between our professions and
our lives
This church is cOnsecrated here to-
day 10 duty and service, to the wor-
ship Of the Creator, and to an earnest
effort on our part so to shape our lives
among ourselves, and in relation to the
outside world, that we may feel that we
have done our part in bringing a little
nearer the day when there shall be on
this earth a genuine brotherhood of
man"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
@6F5NivvffRpRI0 GRANlE
SSS -'' so J1eTFpN II
RIO GRANDE WE5LlL5EEyElS
CURRENT TIME TABLE
In effect Nov. 1. 1902.
81 VI CA

In effect Nov 1 1902
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 5-For Grand Junction Dan
Yer ana points east ...-....... S.3O a n,
No 2-FOr Provo. Grand Iljnc 49,
non ana all points east -. 3.15 n n,
No 4-tor Provo, Grand June
LlOn and all points east----.- S.2g n N
No, W-For Bingham, Lehi,
AeDer. Provo. Mt Pleasant
Aanti. Marysyale and inter
mediate points ..-.-.......-..... 800 a m
NO S-For Eureka. Payson
Provo and intermediate POINTS 500 nm
NO 1!-For Ogden and ali inter
nnediate points .-.....-.....-... SIN n m
No. 5-F'Or Ogden and the west 9-59- : -
NO For Ogden and the west III 100 :, n
NO l-For Ogden and the west .l2.50 = n
NO lyz-t,or Park City,. S.15 : ~
AEhIVE SALT LAKE CITY
No 12-F'Tom Ogden and all In
termediate points ..-......... 900 a m
NO 5-From Provo, Grand juno
JIon and the east .-.-..-...--.-... 9.35 4 m
No. From Provo, Grand juno
ton and the east Commencement. l2.35 q m
No. 5-From Provo. Grand juno
ii ZION ana the east -,,----1O:5O pm
No. S-ErOTn Heber. Provo, Bling
nam Eureka. MarySVale. Man
Il and intermediate points 500 pm.
No. 6-E,rOm Ogden and the west $50 a m
10 from OSCen ana the west 500 Pm
No, 4-Fron Og.1en and the west $40 o. m
NO. From Eureka. TaySOn.
Provo and intermediate points. 1000 q. m
No. 1O1-Eron Park City--.------- 5:15 z. m
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Sleeping Cars tC Chicago without Change
Ticket OFFICE. 103 West Second South.
POstOftlce Corner Phone 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

p Tuesday. ladies' day. saltair. Thirty
trains. All ladies free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes Fall
ing Hair and Finally Badness.

Prof. Unna, Hamburg. Germany, Eu-
rOpean authority on skin diseases. SAYS
that danfruff is as contagious as any
other malevOlent disease. and that one
common source NJ the spread Of dandruff
is the use Of the same hair brush by diff
Ierent persons. The way TO avoid catch
ing dandruff or any other disease from
another's brush IS to insist on the use Of
NewbrO' s Herplcide- 1t not only kills the
GaudrUff germ. but il is also an anti
seEtlc that VII prevent the catching Of
OF anOEher's brush.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
sroRAGF PIANT RuRNED.

Buffalo n. Y. June Fire early to-
day destroyed the Buffalo Carting &
Storage cOmpany's plant and contents
causing q loss of 100000. About 50 per
cent Of the loss is covered by insurance.
The building WAS used for storage pur-
poses by the Lake Shore railroad. II was
filled with machinery and other goods
stored for manufacturing concerns of
other cities. Three-quarter Of the loss
falls upon the owners of the goods in the
warehouse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

Tuesday, ladies' day. saltair. An
ladies ride free tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
TIE HAIR BRUSH

Tuesday, ladies' day. Saltair. All
ladies ride free tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
ONE MORE VICTIM.

Body of Forest Kutz, a School
Teacher, Found at Topeka
Topeka. Kan. June THE body OF
Forest Kutz, a school teacher. was found
today in the debris left bV the flood.
It developed today that several fertile
farms near North Topeka have been en-
urely ruined The swift current washed
away much Of the good soil and in its
place has left thick, hard layer Of sand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Feb. I,l003
Gs5Eb
Sals9l.5.
AKRTVE


From Ogden. Portland, Butte
san Francisco and Omaha $50 a N.
z rom Ogden and intermediate
From CaIie1te;S Milford Ne5bi SlO A''i''
Provo and iintermediSte' points s:s5 an
OsOen, Cache Valley, Chicago,
-. Louis, Omaha. Denver and
intermediate points .-..----.---. :01 pm.
from Ogden. Chicago. ST. Louis.
5 IA s City, Omaha. Denver
st Sll1 san Francisco -----------.- 4.e5 pm
a rom # Garfield Beach. T0oele
From Tintic. Siercur. Nephi 0''O pm
,,FfoVo and Manti .............. SIS ?. m
'I Bafte. OfPS osF9tianSG acR Ben v FTsgg
DEPART. D-'''
or Ogden. Omaha. chicago,
eniEeF' Kansas City and St
For Tintic, Mercur. Provo. '''' a'il'
Nephi and Mantf ..-.---. 7.s0 a N
-E T1G Garfield Beach, Tooele and
F9T Ogden. Suite. Helena Port - - -
r ~-l,l' ssan francisco and inter
-nleolate points -.................. 9:45 a n
OF ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
DenVer. kanses City, St Louis
and san hraEcisco 1874 n m
OF ogden, Cache Valley, Den
81. Kansas City, Omaha, St
LOUIS and CHICAGO .-..'. 5-45 nm
For Provo, Nephi, Milford, Cali
FL ~ SS aho Intermediate points. sos pm.
9T OSoen, Cache Valley Butte,
6elena. Portland san Fran-
ana intermediate p0tnts.l2: 80 a. N.
L NJ SCHUMACHER
Act Traffic Mg-.
ID. E hurley,
@. p & 7 A
D. S SPENCER,
City ticket office. 2o1 Nam IN street 8 Tslo-
phone. go
Daily except Sundays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

Double Track

Tuesday, ladies' day. Saltair. All
ladies ride free tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-08

The Chieago & Northwestern is the
only line double tracked Missouri riz-s-
10 Chicago, and maintains the tastes
service between Omaha and the civ A.
the head OF the lakes
In connection with the Union Pacfac
three daily trains run through sol}d -.
Chicago. For information consult G a
Walker, general agent, 206 South Main
street, salt Lake City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

aeeks
PFeaf
inform
! fact
ii0nRl
mount
whf1
To
seems
ton
nefe
which
out at
But
the b.
true 7
from
many
faint
esfH
IAuH
Ing ali
al paf
the A.
and Z
IL hold
lonFfnl
anchor
IT. a.
horde
~icit0rH
seems
the yer
DoWI
fusion
hat me
and on
shoutIr
their Il
are sti
their II
Let
oh
Old II
Yes
ages 10
forts [
and res
W0nl
Quong
road
ing int
United
foulfcF
firm I
desire
IN the I
known
! bear
brother
In tn
h iost
posted
Wings
iag fac
Old Ms
10 Quo
eoodby.
After
a stroll
n Is n
ginia T
must b
through
the VIII
fiongko
have Il
forward
with 20
the tim
- skas
sea Of J
posed o
coolies
ton Is
make /
just Ike
boxing
There
Der VIII
Hongko
get bae
air the
waterfr
They as
from {
chants
year
treats {
festival
Il now
sndienc
ffongk
.eautift
FOR H.
built Ct
there IA
,ndersta
lay Of Il
table dc
he city
'urai sy
fantasia
Almost
- a.. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01
ARTFUL DODGERS
THIS is HOW THE CITY AUTHORITIES AND THE
SEATTLE ELECTRIC OCTOPUS TREAT SUCCESS
TIoNS FROM CITIZENS REGARDING STREETS

avenue neapio have hr,n Tor manY
montha without the uao of this portion
~ ths sffHrt q seems 60 me # would
30 but fsIf Ca take THESE new brick ZOE
that tharauEbftre and ICE the repair
work wait temporarily.
FnIIauIas a. NluehafrH vnmmauiras
tinn te President tHrth nt the seattle
EJgctrie eamran, tn fygafd to the
matter
'1rhr ahnyr letter II respectfully rrs
frrryd g. son Zoe YHur confederation
eur people eenaUra me Tor m4 stun
ing Indifference aud ueEIrct ~ their
interests and TRUST fnu VIII net hryp
this street in its present condition all
winter
rhIs Is Afr Fufths answer
stn reHiY : wiHh ta sav. That Yon
may inform MI CIIss that the seattle
Gicctrie company Is uat toius the pave
lus on fsIks atrett tHt has ist a cone
tract several months ago fuf The paw
ibE The contractor would certainly
uet d. willing ta let the brieb he has
fer that particular sob be- taken Hua
used an First avenue. The f1fst ave-
nue paving Yves let by che seattle
Electric fa che street contractor earii
last sumnar. and believe the rvas
SON fef tha orlaf m paviHe is the
aear,.ts - bftk Tor Whigb the Seat
tle EIeefUe pumpaay h not reaponsi-
bic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

rhree communications IN the POSSES
sion IT CounciIma. RtnrhaFt thHtr=
man ~ the corporations sammit.ee
paiut uut couHpieHaHsiN buW thr ritN
authorities and thn seattle Electric
company dadse Inquiries aud auss =
tiars e cltiacus Ia roeeri o. dritN
tu camnieung street contracts
J " eise wrete A letter to Rhine
hart prntestiue aKaunat the shameful
condition Of First avenue and fHH
grstinK sensible method ~ rrus
esiying the matter Nintharl asked
lscph Fslfth president nt the seattle
Elrrtrie company. AhNut it ANA the lat
ter threw Jhc whole blame en the cHHs
tractors rherc the matter rested
ucre Is the lcttar ef Mr elise. dated
November 50.
"A Nish 60 make a sugkestlun. which.
Il seems o. me. Ueuid somewhat ~
lieVr ihe difficulties under which the
merchants 10 yeuH Nard arr iaborjnE
! refer b. that portion 20 FIRST avenue
ocCupied ~ tbe seattle E3eesFlc eem=
pany aad which, I understand Ia uet
being paVed ou aeeaunt of ths seartiO
90 bfttk
"a flud on both scsaud avenue and
Ptkc street odd hztek between the
tracks. Witch ara stiu in peeaahle
caudluan. being removed ard replaced
BY new
ia view IL tha far, that the rlrst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

That Their. Is hope for the vesi ~
the poets ana pastesses Is nov here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

Make your cranbsrry sauce by the
following Easy rule
Cranberry SAues-Put one pint
cfanuerrlss one cup brown sugar
and three-auarters cup cold water In
a granite stewpan. cover closely and
cook 10 minutes from the tins n
boiis. 10 not stir. II wiil jelly when
cold. II liked. the skins can be re-
moved by strsiuing.
Ia boiling onions. pat them on the
fire On cold water. let u come 10 a
boil then drain. Cover with hot
aatcr md cook until tender when
pierced with a straw. This Use Of
cold water removes the rank flavor
and makes them much more delicate
Cover with a rich white sauce.
Winter squash should Be steamed
after pairing and removing the seeds
a. this makes Il drier than stswiug
Mash and add 10 every pint Of
squash / Tablespoonful butter. = tea
spoonful sugar and salt and pepper
TO lasts.
when buying turnips % serve a.
the same meal with the squash. Il
gives little variety 20 get the
white English turnip. They can he
prepared after boiling like the
{ squash. or they can De cut in dice
cooked 81 boiling saited water until
+ tender. then covered with a white
sauce.
Filing for mlnoe pie can be made
either for immediate use or for keep
ing. For immediate use nothing ia
! better than the following rule
FILLING for Miuee Pie-One cup
round Of beef cooked and ground
{ fine, cups sour apples. chopped. 1
/ teaspoonfui salt. I teaspoonfui Gin
I narnou. seant tesspoonfui aiispics
l cup brown sugar. I cup small
I whole raislns. III CUP currants
mnisten with ! cup cider or Y cup
water. juice - I lemon and table
spoOnfuls eurruut Jelly. Nix thor
0ushiV ard use ~ ouce. This Wiil
keen N boiled long enough % be
+ thornuRhiy cooked through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-01

more clearly shown than bY the fol-
ian ing Nh1ch Hra hlta frum the pen
Of Margaret sutton Hriseos when
she uds = mere child
The eu0 - 4 very beautiful beast.
And on sweet grass she likes 20
feast.
She hss calf evry year at least
see the little ggsiinxs play
uu thss bank this sunny dax
Little KasenKn do bot swim.
Each little her. each little bin.
when chatting uth a friend about
cleAiua many % ~ hesitate over
the wpfia recipe and rueetpl. II
wv SAY reeipe ws apologies, AMI u
~. xay receipt. We are Inclined TO
try again. and saF 4 suppose
should pronounce L rrcips
IN reality u ta not matter of
pronunciation. They are distinct
Nuras. Either may b. used. The
dictionary gives the following
Keelle=A formula or lisf 81 In
Errdients II mixture. Eeee pt-A
written aekuov lsdEmeut - pay
ment az she set of state ~ receiving
anythiux-H formula Or direction for
masiuE something.
So We see that each e. correct
though -fsclpe has NO meaning
other than the one "a fprmuie Tor
mixtures. whlis receipt has vari-
0us meanings. Recipe" however. r.
never pronounced receipt az
many have thought.
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iowA's FINANCES.

Iowa's finances are in exceedingly
good condition according to the report
of the state treasurer for the biennial
period ending June go 1t is seen that
the revenue receipts have far exceed
ed the estimates at the beginning of
the period. This should be matter
of qualification for it indicates a most
rapid growth in the business of the
state and a large increase in revenue
from ordinary sources When compar-
ed with the receipts for the previous
biennial period it is seen that the act
nal receipts for the period just closed
are greater by over S1O00,OO0. When
compared with the estimated available
revenues the difference is even greater
and amounts to S1,500,000.
The actual receipts for the general
revenue fund for the two years--peri-
cd just closed were $6,177 ,655.50. In the
period ending July !. 1901, they were
$5,l20,O50.54 and the legislative esti-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-07-16
FLEETING GRATITUDE.

Gratitude is as peculiar and varying
as the human race. This dissimilarity
is as marked in nations as in individ.
uals. Three American merchant YES
sells have been held by Venezuela for
violating that governments blockade
of the Orinoco river and two have
met the same treatment because of
a disregard of revolutionary block,
ade. The United States gunboat Ban
croft is now on it's way south with or.
ders to release these five vessels. For
years it has been the practice OF neu-
tral vessels to observe blockades only
when effective. This double blockade
is altogether farce.
1t is probable that the Bancroft will
not waste any time in releasing the
American vessels. 1t should neither be
particular about doing it with consid.
erable sharpness. The small coun-
tries and men of the southern conti-
nent seem to delight in impertinent
remarks and deeds when the sky is
clear, thinking perchance that it is
showing independence of the Monroe
Doctrine. However, when trouble be-
gins to come they are glad to come
seeking for help and protection.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1903-07-16
DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS.

II feel as if had got home again.
said Colonel Joseph Eiboeck Of Des
Moines, recently, in illusion to the fact
that the democratic party in Iowa at
the recent state convention had dis
carded the silver issue and taken a
stand against reaffirmation. Some
men may not care what party
stands for and be willing to follow
it under any circumstances. | believe
parties are made for the support of
principles and to bring about reforms.
/ nave not been able to stand with
the democratic party since 1896 on the
money question and in the intervening
years have literally been man with
out party | have always believed
in the tariff reform as one Of it's fore
most doctrines, but / could not coun-
tenance the silver idea. Now that this
question has been settled, / believe,
the party will be reunited. | believe
some of the silver leaders themselves
are glad reaffirmation has been beaten
and the difficulties between the two
wings of the democracy promise to be
removed.
''The action of Iowa democrats will
tend to influence democrats Of other
states to drop the silver question. 1t
will have a big effect on next years
campaign. Bryan is rapidly losing
hold on the party and the course ta-
ken by the democratic convention in
this state has done more than any
thing else to help the party to get
away from the controversy over the
national platform. Bryan will be laid
on the shelf eventually. He has been