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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-29
The case of Miss Frankie D
Orser, of Boston, Mass, is in.
teresting to all women.

"DEAE Mrs. PINKHAM Il suffered
misery for several years. My back ached
and had bearingdown pains, and fire.
quent headaches. l would often wake
from restful sleep in such pain and
misery that it would be hours before
l could close my eyes again. dreaded
the long nights and weary days. l
could do no work consulted differ
ent physicians hoping to get relief,
but, finding that their medicines did
not cure me, tried Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, as
it was highly recommended to me. am
glad that l did so, for l soon found
that it was the medicine for my case.
Very soon I was rid of every ache and
pain and restored to perfect health.
feel splendid, have fine appetite,
and have gained in weight a y.
MISS FRANKIE ORsER, IA Warrenton
St., Boston, Mass. $4,000 forfeit If oyiginci
Of ABOVE letter proving genuHeness cannot be pro-
daced.
Surely you cannot wish to re-
main weak, sick and discouraged,
and exhausted with each days
work. Some arrangement of the
feminine organs is responsible
for this exhaustion, following
any kind OF work or effort.
Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will help you just as
it has thousands OF other women.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-29
There's Health
lin.
Lemon Juice.

Various experiments by em-
inent scientists have proven
the great value of lemons in
destroying the germs of ty-
phoid and other fevers. Germs
of diseases are deposited in the
system by the failure of the
bowels to act regularly.
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELK
IR is an ideal laxative, made
from the Juice of pure lemons.
and has no equal for cleansing
the system of alb impurities.
It acts promptly on the
bowels. liver and kidneys, and
does not grippe or cause un-
pleasantness. so cents per bot
tie at all drug stores.
MOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROP
CURE ALL COUGHS AND CoI.Ds
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-29

Zoe Cpy$1O years subscription.
Mcclure Publishers S Mcclure
rec New York. ssfs .ai
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-29
ROCKEFELLER TESTIFIES.

Another interesting incident related by
Ida M. Tarbell in her great History of
the Standard Oil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

$3.50 llbr pier lno cine 6al6e 0ieile
mcitli1 BON 9Riiiion ,Sltnction BON
nlcr N'd%firten ollgehaltcn. Otit
norgcholtencn Hepolpern mur6e ser
GrpreBbote ge5lurngelL oie @crtl-
lnde1 mlapIIiefern uuo Ser @el0-
idbrant muroe nit Gpnanit oe-
'prenat. 9iud) lpurocn Die regiItrirS
ten EoiliadJcn Garuubt. Sie crbeu=
teteu ou5 Dem @ploitrunf cirfa So
coo in @oloituub mo $1,000 in
Vunr.
Seottle. @ai1.. II. Sept.
Sin 9criht bes oToIt- 9ln5cigerS"
BON Gnncouper, .. g., iagt:
gel Dem llcberfnQ bes conaoiidell
Eociiic5u9es, bel melfem $1,000 in
Die S0dn0e ser 9iduber fielen, 5ci0t,
ooB Die Sbat bis in ole gcnolleItet
Vil5clbeiten porbereitet mar. Iie
Sonoe lieB iid nit oem u6qefoppel-
ten GrpreBmagen 5mei Meilen gegen
%nnceliper 5ll fnbren lmo beia6(
Damn Der ,Siibrer Dem Wai6iniiten
mleocr 5li Den onoeren @naen 3llriid-
5ll febren. Wion glaubt, baB Die
;RGllber iiber iiber Die Ser. Staatel
Sren6c gefloben limo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
&icecr Gin frcdpr Giicnbabnranb.

SeS &c o. ines, Soma. 13. Sept.
&ilr5 nnh Wtitternadt lpuroe in
Ger 9t1be pom Sctts nlf DEM 0eleiie
Ser 9ed rSslano Sabn ein Giien-
babnrallb ollsgefiibrt. Gem ge-
riht oes grprcBboten 5liolge naret
es filni Nianner, welde oen @elb-
ldrant lprengten, aber fein @elo,
lon0ern nlIr @aaren bon betrGdt.
lidem WertD fanoen.
Ser Huuboniau muroe nobe @bis,
fen Sallom altsgefiibrt, no oas @e-
leiie cine lforie @iegin9 maht. Ger
Sotonlotipfiibrer bemerfte cine rotbe
9aterne uno brahte oen 3ilg 5,rm
Salten. Die 9fduber iprunaen ouf
oen 3ug nadbem lie nlebrerc SbiilIe
abgefellert botteil, Inn Die Eollaaiere
barnn 6rt perbinoern iid) cillSulni-
ihen Ger Grprebbpte mirDe ae-
5lulmgen, Die Sbiir bes GrpreBpa.
gems 5il oflnelI lpormlf Der Cider
beitsidranf nit 0pnanit geipren9t
milroe uno Ole HGuber iid) bes SSn-
bolts benldbtigten. Sie 3uabebien.
lteten lnllBten Ole 9ofonotiue perlal.
len oiele mrroen BON oen iibrigen
sSogen getrenrt lilo cine Strede bon
5luei 9teilen meggefahren porauf
Die HGlber lidl iliidbteten. Gem 9e.
nebnen Der SbGter 6lfolge unlBten
elnige bon ibnen friibere @abnange-
tellte iein.
Sunoerte BON 9euten boben iib
beitte nit Den 9earlten pereiniat,
nm ole 8egcuO bel Columbus Sumo.
tIon pad Den Sanoiten all ollrdfor-
lfen. 9lutbunoe prroen benubt
ino lie iolgten Ger Spur Ser RGi,.
ber bon Der perlaiienen 2ofonlotipe
ans nod) Columbus Simctiou, perlo.
ren aber bort Die SGbrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
SienStag, Scn 13. Scptclnber.

Der brittle Gage ser Gentrol.9er.
ems General Geriammlilng luur.
DC I'm s llbr, ourd cine bl. Meiie in
Der ct. gl9atbo-air6e, melrbe pom
bodw. $. Sdra9e, Dem Tiorrer ser
@emein0e, Cele6rnt prroe, erofinet.
I'm 8 ll6r mlrbe ole 5peite @e.
idGit$-Sibung oeS Central @ereinS
biwcb Yrdlioent s. .. SelferS 5ur
Srbnng gerllien mo bonn bod.
m'iten sIbt Sromin Gonroo, 8. @.
o., BON Conception Wto, nit @ebet
erofinet.
3nIbriften -iplrroen berleien bonn
bo6m. albt Geter Gllgel, 8. 9. o.,
Gollegepiae, Wtimn., Soiepb Mticlidl
BrGlioent oeS StaotSperbanoeS BON
gtep Dorf; Or. Segomer, 0t. D.,
YrGiioent oeS 8ermaniihcn @lmbeS.
Ser bodlu'lte 9lbt SSroipin Son.
rob, .. g. g., ribtetc einiae erm,m.
terrloe @orte oil ole 8eriammllna,
tn pel6er er Die politauoiae slnalie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Sanipfaput buhrt cine g)ad)t In ocn
Grrno nmO adlt NGgiuuem fin0en
Gin Rniics 6}ra6.
Ebilobelphio, ga, II. Scpt.

. bilobelpbiu, Go., II. Scpt.
Sos Zelmuare Suntpiboot go
hnIbin" colli0icrte 3cbn Nteilerl
n0rOlidl pon bier aui icincm Mege
nndI Nriltol. Ea.. nit elmer fleinet
Innlpf-9)adlt, oenoticrte oieic poll-
ltGnoig lmo ionOen BON ben slpolf
&nlnIlen uht Eerioncn oen 300 III
Ncn Wellen.
slQe marcu bon Tbilaoelpbia imb
t)eiBcn: >Sniepb SorteScle, Boot
cigentbiiner; @uoe slnonp; Sbomas
Gnifp; Shonas Garpeiir; slnuo
2ollng; Soiepb &iomer lulo 9riggs,
Oiai1inilt.
Sic Sanlpf-Yodt mar ouf Dem
Tildpcge ilno berridte ldIon uollitin.
oige GumteIbeit ais plotlid) Die
~Golumbin" onftaudte. SorteScuc
Iteilerte nod i'm lesten Wtontente.
ooh mar Die Gntfernuug iton 5ll
filr5. Ger Sompier 5erid)nitt Die
s)nht III Ser 9htte. ioooB aae SSll-
lniien ocrielben ms gSaiIcr iielen.
Iubenoe BON Shlpinungiirteln
pilrbeu bon 0en Ealiogicren Der
yGolltmbia" nrsgeiest. Tier fom-
ten gerettct meroeu: SbomaS ilno
tSrau Slunl Sobn Scltou uno Geo.
s)ollng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
@ittwen- nnb gSaiicm- -SUnS.
Mithupdl, Scn Il. Scntcmtcr.

Ger brittle SoQ Des Central Ser
ems General &criununhmg puroc
oltrb Elm fcierlifcS Scelennmt IN
Der Ct. Maricn Stride crofinet.
( I'm bolb 70 llbr rief Yrdlioent
SclterS Die &erionlmlung 5ur Sro.
ning; bodm. %oter Sonbmcper pon
9telu Him apinn., ipra6 oas Groff-
mlngsgebet.
Sie bcutiben 9ieihstogs 0tit-
glieber Der Gentrlnns. Eartei, Die
Scrren Or. jllr. Soiilnnm, BON Ser
llniperlitGt 81 sSreibrra mo Hep. 81.
borius 8erItenberger, NebnttelIr beS
oSrdnfiidJen &olf$blnttes 81 ISiir5-
burg @niern betrnten Die 9iihlc
lmo mllroen inter anbattenocm Sei-
fall Der &erianlnlllmg por9eltellt.
Or. Soifmonn ergriif 5ucrit boS
@ort mo 5eigte mie Die Sntereiiel
Der aatbolifcn oui beioen Seiten bcs
Sjeans oicIelben leien, ba gllle 5ll
benlelben 9feibe, Der tntbolilhet
Stride, gcb0ren. GS irene i'm bel
leiller 9teile in bicieln 2an0e oie 8e.
legeubeit gebnbt 81 baben elmer Ser.
lunlnllnng 0eltld amerifuniIher
8lnilbenSbriiOer beilpobneu an fon-
nen. Gr perDe Dies ltetS als einen
@lnn5piultt leiner glmerifn-Heile be.
trahten ilno lperoe bel lciner giiif.
febr nob Der Seilnatb oen beutlhen
@iaubensbriioern er5Ghlen BON benl
@lmlbenSeifer. Dem Grnit imo Der
Srcue ibrer @lnnbensgenoiieu len.
ieitS oes S5eanS.
3um SdliB niinift er ser Ser
ionmllng Griolg inO @pttes Se0cn.
9ie frGiti9-innig Tebe oes Srn. Or.
Soiimanu rief anbaltenoen 9eiiall
berpor.
Ger gebrltdte @eridt oes Bolts.
pereinS Gonlite mur0e poroeleat,
Serr 9tic. @onner belt cine 9febe
irfer Ole Nluigdbe. ben 3ned llno Die
.l61tigfeit bes %olt$pereinS.
Ser YrGiioent ircltte bierNii Sen
bodw. Siborirra (qtritenber9er, bon
@iir5burg, @aiern. Dor, Der eben.
iallS cine padenbe glniprade an Die
@eriarnmlirng riGtete. gr lagte,
baB foIlS man gelpuBt bate, buB er
in glmerita elmer &otbolifen Ser.
lamnlling beilpobnen milroe, er nit
Gri'Bcn imo @liidhpiiniteu an Die
amerifaniiben 8laubenSbriiOer iiber-
l6iittet poroen mare. Siele molle
man eesbalb entgeeen nebmen. gr
900 einen gSereleih awiiheu oen
(Sortleslmg aui Der 8. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
40 0enerQls
Seria,,,!mln,tg
Ses .. Ut. 6. Gentral Sereins
bon =gl,nerifa.
Eieiclbc gcitaltctc lid) Srt eincr crbcs
eubcn Snnbgebung bcuti6cn
fafbuliid)cn 0lanbcuss
cifcrs.
Wipntag, bcn IL. Septembcr.

Ser 5meite Sag Der 40. 8eneralr
Gerlanmlllng ipuroe bllrd ein Eonti.
iifal.So6ont IN Ger ct. 9lgotba
Stride eroffnet. Gelebrant mar Der
bp6lp'lte gii6of SobonneS SaniIen
bon geQepille.
I'm 1014 llbr rief Yr1liOent s. 9.
SelferS Die 9. General Terianuls
lung oeS Central Gerems sur Sros
mrn8. 9iep. Is. ". Seer BON GDerS.
bile, Soma, lpra6 oas GroffnlngS-
@ebet.
9luf 9lntrao muroe bclhlolicu Dem
Sl. Batter Ons ii6li6e @elhenf oeS
Gentrol &ereins 5u iiberiritteln.
Gie Serren 9tic. 8onner, eSrun5
Tehlig imb 6. y. y. S6neioerbubn
nlrOen ais Gomite ernonnt, Inn Die
i'll Scr lSta0t ais Wfitglieoer DcS aSries
bcns,GougreIIcS omueienben Wtit.
glieoer bcs beltihen 9ieidStageS oils
gbrengdite 5u Oen &erlamnlllugeu
beS Gentrol &ereins ein5ulooen nno
cin5uiiibren.
Ser ErGiibent perlus biernuf feline
SSabreSbotihnft, ipeid)e dllBerit bei-
iGllig ouigenommen murbe.
9ta6oem er geenoigt botte, err
nannte er Die iibIiden Gonlites.
GrSbii6of WieBner, ole 9iid)0ie
Ssnniien uno Mc6aul IN @egleitltuG
Der bod)lp. oerren Glllie, @ouer,
Garage, Gn5Iberger, Subeit II. sl
bctrnten alSoom Die Salle mo pur.
ben 5ur 9iibne geleitet rno Itiirmiih
begriii}t. 9luf Ginlobun0 bielten
Gr5biibof Mebmer, @ii6of Saniien
@iidbof WtcSoul ln0 Snter @oller
glnlprohen an Die Contention.
Sicrauf erfolgte Sertugllng bis
3ienstag Sorlnittag 8 llbr.
y8ithuen- nnS @aiicn-Spuo.
I'm balb 2 llbr riei YrGlioent 6.
81. Wiiller Die erlte 8ei60itS Sibung
bes Gittipen- mo @aiien.Son0S sur
Srbnr1g. Serlelbe perloS alSbam
icinen SobrcSberiht lmo ernannte
bicrauf bie iibli6en Gomites. GS
Dur0e eil gIntrag eingerei6t, oen
@ittuen- un0 gSoilen.Sono bonn
Central Serein 81 trcnnen. Ger
gntrug ipuroe an 0ns Gonlite fiir
IntrGae uno @ei6liiiie perwieieu.
Cine NnreNung, aloiie q. unb %.
nnter pcrIcbiebeneu gerlpoItin9en sn
trennen, rief cine lebbaite Gebatte
berpor. 6icrouf folgte Sertaguug
his 9ienStng 9tahmittng.
I'm 3 llbr mobten ole Seleaoten,
ali ginlaollng, einen glu9ilila nod)
MnbGuier Suih @rauerei. ipo-
ielbit mon oieielben frelmolicbIt oni.
na6m ibnen ,bas groBnrtige Gto-
blilIcntent 5eigte lno baul fiiritlitb
beluirtbete.
gIm Wontag glbeno mlroe in
Renlp's Eorf ein @olfsieit a6ge.
holtenL ooS iib 6u eiuem groBortigen
Griol9 9eltoltete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

ridtete, DOB es bic s(ufnahme fol
9enoer Sereine enpfeble; Ct. 30
iepb's llnteritiifllnqS Terein, Strots
foro, gSia.; CT. 0eorAius GcreilL
@abaiio, 9Rinn.; llntcrItiiBurgs-
Screin 81 9to5aretb, &anias; ct.
Seinrids. 3meig 9to. 279, s. s.. Of
g., Gerlt, 81; u. g., Golino 5ll
Fen, 81; ct. Eetcrs llntcrItiit-
ln0s @ercin, 0}o0iion, Sn0.; ct.
,Srnn5isfuS lIl,terItiibunls @ercil.
5rllitbole. Sal; ct. Sbomus-T -Terein,
Clements, Wiinn.
Ter @eridt nur0c gltgebeiBer.
Sns Gonlite 5ilr llnteriudIltng ser
Bidder hes 5iunn5-Sef ullO
Sdobmciiters berihtet, bieielben IN
9iidJti9teit bcillnOcn 5ll bobeu. 2oilt
Dem 9cridJt beiin0en iid 50, .24
in Der &piie, mofiir ein beideinigter
sScd)lcl porliegt.
Gel. Sbeo. s5cblig ltelte Sen gln.
trng. OaB bas Greclltiu.Sonite lid
nit ser Sofalfeitbebor0e Der ndhiten
GonpentionsItoot in Gerbinoung
iete, betreiis elmer miirbigen Seier
OeS n0dIItIabrigen golbcncn Subj
lGltms oes Central Gereils. Ger
glntrag murOe angenonlmen.
Sie &opiiteuer fiir bas ndhite
Hobr nuroc iiir eilBelne Gereine auf
) Gents ullb fiir Staotsperbdnbe aili
3 Gents pro NtitnlieO ieitgcicbt.
Ter Nntrng betreffs Srenmmg bes
@ittlucn mo gSaiIen.SpnOS BON,
Central Sereiu. luuroe I'M Siune
Oes @ittmen- lmo ySniieu-Tonbs,
mie in bciien lester Sibltng bclcbloi-
len entlhieoen.
I'm bolb 10 l(br pertaNte lid) bie
Seriammhrng bis Mithup1 Sornit-
tag nm 9 llbr.
@ithuen- mS gSaiicn-ScnS.
glm 9ta6nlittog biclt ser Goritono
bcS gSittlucn. uno s4aiien.I5pno cine
Sitntg o6, III mclher nad elmer
lnnlen Gcbotte baifloiien nlir0a,
nitt 81 erlouben, lid pom DEM Sen.
trni Ncrcin 5ll trclnlcn. Sn Der
9l6en0.Sitl!ng muroen mir Gontlne-
geld)Gite erleoigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Bride bradD 5niammcn nnS sWci
EcriDncn ,unroen gctDotet.

z tillm ter, Minn., 10. Sept.
Spdt aln 9todlnlittoge ling Die cine
balbe Wteilc lange Sriife iiber ocn
ct. Groir-See sSener. glls Sprieen
angeralielt fonen, folgte ibnen cine
neiigierige Menlhenmenge, inter
beren SaIt bn3 ulte lno morid)e
bol5erne Sriidengeiiige nnd)gnb, no.
bel 5ipei Eripnen ben Su0 fanoen,
lpdbrcnb eegen 5pan5ig glnoere per>
let's lpuroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
u enc. 9fep., u. Sept.
&on eimem @abnsna ii6erfabren.
Sttum m a. Sc\pno. - Sen

= M 10 a, Soma, y. Sept.
Scu ben Eoit5ug go. 10 Ger gur.
llngton 9abn ipnrben an elmer
Sreltaiing Charles Hailnau unb Ora
Settle in ibrem 9ussp iiberfabren
lino getobtet. gSie Der llnfo1 ge.
l6ob, lit niht befannt. Der 3ua
bra6te Die Seihen IN Die Staot iplo
fllbr gleih lpeiter. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Sreidlmaid,ine iiiir5t TON elmer
Nriifc nnN tIbtct sluci Nr6eitcr.
Z t. Y OIL. Oiinll.. Il

ct. Toul. Wfinn., 10. Sept.
slils Grootston, Wtinn, miro be-
rid)tct, ooB IN ser 9t1be BON 9lou cine
Nreldrnaldine bon einer Bride
ltiir5te. muourd) SSobn 9fodeitoG ilno
Sobn Soln nui Der Stelle getobtet
mllroen. Gin unberer slrbeiter lpurbe
perlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
3inei Ericiter, orci @riiScr nnS fiinf
SdDiueitcrn crmprbct.
&risbane Queensland,

\ II. September.
Nlrs Seltid) 9teu Guinea fonlnt
Die 9tabrid)t, oob Die futboliihe
.MiiIionsitntion bon Ginleborenen
ilbcrfo!len mo 5luei Eater, 9ioid)cn
mo Huttcr, Die Sriiocr @lei, Nalt-
lhuert umo SdellefenS lmo ole
SdJlueltcrn Soiin, sI9atba, slnma
Ignes ilno glngella erlnorbet
purGcu.
Schsunboreibig Ginaeborene
ipllrocn gefangen genonlmen mo
ledScbn bierpon l)iugericbtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Sbroncrbe in Stalicn.

u III. 10. Setit.
Gem italienilden 8Cnigspoore lit
Elm Sobn rno Sbronerbe geboren
mprben. Gem ainoe lpurbe Der
9tame Slunbcrt umO Der Sitel Srinj
BON Eienont gegeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

ln0 gllma 0cd bon Grpital Soas,
@iS., ertronfcu beitte infolge oeS
&enternS ibrcs @ootes. 5. II.
Smitb lmO GQu 2urion lpltrben ge.
rcttet. Snrrom mar ein TreBnlalul
lnO 30 Sabre oft, lulb Sri. Sef par
Stl6entin Der Soanoelsld)ule IN
Grecp Ban iinb 20 Sabre oft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Shlcppoampfer nntcrscsamacm.
gSilmington, Selo,pore.

10. September.
Gin Shleppbampfer. mobridein.
lid Der nSsroel ". Durham" aus
Tbilaoclpbia lit on Ger Wiiinonna
oes GbriItlana+go6eS i'm Gelapore.
6lllle nntergegaugen.
Us bat lih berausgeiteIlt, bob iiinf
giitglieocr Der Yeioel,ng bcS Shlep.
perS nit Dem GapitGn ertrlnfen iiub;
audi orei 9)iann IN 0ienIten Ser
slmericm Srebgina 60, ole iib ouf
Dem SGlepper beianpen. iipb ertrlul.
fen. Gin Wfohn Manicns SsadIon,
EN- @fitalleo Scr Warnidait, uuS
ein gelpiiier SSobn @iIliams bon oes
Sreb8ing 80. baben iiG gerettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Tcner Siid)oi fir &eaucniuortb,
&anias.

u 0 m, II. Sept.
slnf Ginpicbllmq Der Yrupaganba
ernonnte Der Euplt Oen Tfarrer
Sbpmos 4. Sillis 5inl 9iihof poll
Senpenportb, &anlas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Grprci,sila berambt.

" Winnipeg Wtonitoba, II. Gent.
Der nad g8eiten fabrenSe blrdy-
9ebenoe GrpreB5ug Der Canadian
9acific . @abn ipitrbe leste ssa6t nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Sluei Yerlonen crtrunfcn.

Green . an, @is., II. Sept.
Gbarles Uarrplp BON 9bilaoelpbia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
@iicnbahm.llmfGllc.

G alebonia, q. g., II. Sept.
Gin nadl 9torben gebenOer sSrodbt-
5ug Ger Buffalo, 9odeiter & TittS.
bllr9 Gilenba6n itieB ollf Ger Sta-
ton Wiiunforos, Is Weilen iueltlih
bon 9tOdeiter nit einen iiiolid)
gebenoen Sradt5llee 5uiannneu, ipo'
bel orei @tGnner getobtet uno bier
perlcst Wur0en.
Geno, Hep., ~. Sept.
Sci einenl 3ulnmnenltoBe. Der lid,
III Sdptone iieben Wteilen meltIid) bon
Heno, mli Den @eleiien Ger Soutberl
Focific Gnenbabn ereignete, ipuroelt
Der Sei5er u. 9. SifS lmo elm lmbe.
fannter Sanoitreid)er, Der alS yblin.
Der Eaiiagier" mitilibr, getoStet.
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Gortiesnng aui Der 8. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

1000 iciner aus 5000 Mtonn be-
ltehen0en 9lbtbeillnl1 gefongen &c.
nonlmen luIr6c. Sic @cner0lc 3os
rolbuiGp, &onordtoluit'dl llno
GI!ocrlinA hobcn &lrofi's Sormorlb
5llnl' Stiilitauo gebrad]t.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-10
WATER LILY SEEDS AS FOOD
Many Indian Tribes Still Cling to
Primitive Form of Living
Harvest in August.

Some OF the Indian tribes Of the Unite,
States still cling to their primitive forms
Of food, declares Golfers Weekly. A
notable instance of this is the continued
use of wokas by the Klamath In,
dians. This tribe occupies the klamath
reservation, which is q part of the terri
tory originally occupied by II before
the arrival OF the white men. and lie.
IN the southern part of Oregon. Tht
land has but a small annual rainfall. hut
on account OF its situation at the foo
OF the eastern slope OF the Cascade noun,
tains. It is well waterod with streams and
contains Two considerable bodies of wa
ter One Of these, klamath marsh, is
particularly rich in plants, and conse.
Quehtly In animal life. Occupying
about 10000 acres Of this marsh there
Is a solid growth Of the large yellow
water lily, Nymphaea p~olysepala. In
the old times the seeds Of thIs plant
were collected by the Indians, and uu-
der the name OF wokas furnished their
principal grain supply, filling the place
OF the corn used by scme other tribes.
To-day these seeds are still collected and
regarded by the klamath Indians MS a
deIicacy The lily seeds are harvested
in August; the wokas gatherer uses q
dugout canoe, and, pulling herself around
among the dense growth Of stems and
leaves, picks off the full-grown seed
pods.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-10

vases came from the riches Of the Aus"
trian royal palace, along with a richly
inlaid table, specially designed for tbs
occasion. Napoleon H. sent from tho
! Tuileries state rooms two magnificent
specimens of old Seyres. and the late
Pope Plus TX. sent a beautiful ivory
carving Of RaphaeL's Madonna Dt
Foligno to swell the list Of y~aluabIes,
many Of which have since become his
toric souvenirs.
The original designer Of the cathe-
dral. Mr.. DUFF, had died, and the choice
Of a continuation design fell to a ris-
ing young Dublin architect named Nc
Carthy, Following the old fourteenth
century style of decorated Gothic, and
making allowance for the then ad-
yanced condition Of the fabric. he.
amongst other elegant suggestions,
projected the two slender spires of 2l0
feet. which are regarded as the crown
ing glory of the cathedral. But these
proud ornaments proved a perilous IN
dertaking, and were a cause of deep
concern to the ecCiesiastiCs.
The name Of the late DR.. McGetti-
gan is associated with the ceremonial
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-10
WHEN HE SAW HIS MISTAKE
After the Chance to Make Money Was
Gone and Ham Got Mo-
notonous.

1t has long been almost a proverb in
the village that Jedediah Perkins didn't
know a chance when he saw one" The
public discussion of this failing had
often come to Uncle Jed's ears, and had
sounded loudly in them. Worst of all,
he had to admit that he was, in the Ian
guage Of his neighbors, easy" He
paid the most for what he bought and
got the least for what he sold of any
man within a dozen miles, relates the
Youths Companion.
But Uncle Jed saw a chance at last.
A railway uns close to his house, and
in the middle of winter during tremen-
dous s~nowstorm, a passenger train was
stalled in the cut through his south pas
ture, and was unable to go forward or
back.
After it had been there about half a
day Uncle Jed saw his chance. There
were a hundred or two hungry passen-
gers, eager to buy food. He had a large
store of ham and bacon. He would have
Aunt Sarah make it up into sandwiches,
and they would clear a small fortune.
so that's what We done" said Uncle
Jed, telling of it afterward. We made
up every bit of ham in the house into
sandwiches, and took EN- down there
and offered 'em for sale for a quarter
apiece.
Now, | cal'lated a man IS hungry s
them folks would be willing to pay a
quarter for a good big homemade sand
wich, but they held back, They was
plenty would pay a dime. I could "a
sold out twice over at a dime each-but
| only sold five at a quarter.
"Ill wait till they git hungrler,' SIS /.
I went outside and set on a snow pile,
and watched them fellers shoveling out
that train. Seemed to me they want
like to get the train out before next
summer, so I didn't hurry about going
aboard again with them sandwiches.
Jes' as | made up my mind it was time,
though, along In front come one of them
rotating whirligig plows they sent up
from the other way, and before you could
say Jack Robinson away went the train
behind it through the cut it made.
well, sir, as l There watching, that
train hadn't gone mora than 200 yards
before | see | had made a great mis-
take not to sell them sandwiches fer
ten cents, | see it plain as could be.
An I'm seeing it yet, for Aunt Sarah an
me has ben living on ham sandwiches
fer three weeks, and they amt half
used up"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-09-10
Attacked by a Horned Owl.

AT Egg Harbor, N. j., a farmer was
aroused by an unusual commotion Of
the chickens at his place, Partially dress
ing himself, he lighted a lantern, and,
getting his shotgun. he hurried to the
barn, where he expected to find chicken
thieves helping themselves. As he neared
the barn the noise continued, and, not
wishing to enter for fear Of an attack,
he called out for the thieves to come out.
When the same noise continued, with no
response. the farmer entered the bar.
He had hardly stepped inside when he
was attacked by a large horned boot owl,
which buried its talons deep into his neck
and shoulders and lacerated his hands.
The attack was so sudden and unex-
pected that he was being worsted, and
called for help. His son heard his cries.
went to his assistance, and succeeded
In killing the owl with a club. The bird
measured four feet from tip To tip, and
was the largest horned owl ever killed in
this vicinity.