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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05

lG oonebc1 itebcnb. MS ser Gc-
nodlrid)t 8te @eiitlidc nit Oen Ster-
btiotramentea, lopie Ole bendhrid)-
ilatc Epliici eintrof mar Der I'M
gliltlid)c bercitS uerid)ieoen. Ger
Morocr Martipstp bate lid) olls
iem Stallbe gentod,t, ,ptroe ober
Gllitcr SdJloB mo Hiegel gc6rud)t.
Ger crifoiienc Nienrrper lpor Santi.
%i!'ilpotcr rnb ltono Wiitte Ger iiinf-
3igcr Sabre.
@ort on oer G6nuiiec Wiinlter-
9Iorel ionrbe' Die 9eide Der 53jGGri-
gfil gtorerln Inla Siege, melfe BET
IDrem gruoer, cincm Softer in Gprel
iuobnte, crnlorOct ouigeiunocn. Ser
Shoter bat an leinem Spier. ncldeS
tallbltnunln mar, ein Sittlidfeitspcr-
brefen beriibt ulb ibm bel Ser 0e.
9cnDchr pffcn5ur bcn Sails sloe-
0riiit, @lutige &erleelmaen mics
Ole Seide nidlt ouf. Son Dem Oeor-
Ger ieblt licd jehe Spur. Gies lit
Ter 3peiie Rorb imherbalb fur3er
3eit. Nltd Der MGroer DeS Mrbei.
ierS Scbbc 1T nod nidt entoedt.
gn 6enr giellbou 9riifitroBc
80 in 9ortmlntO ltiir3te Die Sobl-
lteinoefc Der eriten Gtaae, lllO oa ole
o%rlitebenoen Stiitcn rnd)gaben, nlrd,
Die bcioen obcren Gtugcn ein. 9rei
Sir6eiter ipuroen inter Den Sriin-
tlcrn %begrd6ea. Giner, Der Mrbei-
Ter, ,6ron5 Ilpe,n, wuroe foot, 5luei
enoere ldapcr perlebt berporgebolt.
O. banoelt lid INN io9cnamnte Grn-
coeit, iogenonnte SobllteinOefeM,
ben Oenen Die itntere ais miBlullgen
crfett irerben %iollte; ut oem@al Ia.
ben lid) bereitS orei llngliidsf Gle nit
ttbtlidem Nusgangc ereignct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05

Gulb Gc5 0in$oebGriea hart itno ieit
rrtQltcn Wcr0eu.
Ser tliGbrilc N(rtbur &um.
p6rcp bon Scout lit mcgcn grmors
buug 5ucicr -on0ercr &nabcn Saul
Inn ISM. Sticc, iii @oft. Gr bate
nit San Sticc'S Strcit gebabt mo
GrchmQcn m,saeitoBet. 9lm NndI
mittng oCS 21. 0c3cmbcr perlcitetc
CT bia }lDci anobcn, nit ibm nitfa
Gie 5t ocGcn. utcr CT fchrte oil!
gtbenb ollcin jliriid. Nad) ieiner
@crbofulng Gcitano CT, Dos belize
Sunbcn ertruntcn ieieu. Gr idgtc,
Cr bohc @iliam nicbcrBcl6laacn
rnb i'm pcrfol0t, I'M i'm nodraala
az idloaen, uno Der GIltlge Ici iii cin
Gislo6 gcidllen. Scin iiingcrer
@rnhcr bobc i'm III rcttcn ucrllidt
mo hei0c iaicn uliteinonoer ltntargc-
qanpcn. Die Wiutter bcS %lieinclt
Morber$ iii id)nn lallgc foot unO Der
'&ater pcrbiiBt einen 2~0l0briJen Scr.
min in; 3u6tDnn@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
@ottes eesen sun, 0rmb!

- Sam cs cttpoS 9eiieres geben.
Srou 2ouiie Hellter, 410 Goplor
StroBe. Ebilooclpbia, Ya., beginnt
il}rcn Brief an Nr. Eeter 5abrnep IN
Chicago nit bieiel @ortcn unO
idhrt tort: sd bate Sbnen idon
iriiber id)reiben iollen, aber i'd nor
id)on ieit longer 3cit fronf. glae
ar5tlidc &ilie mur pergeblid). Nllt
bin id @ott lei 9mlf, pieoer ali
ben 6iiBcn mo i'm Stonbe mcinen
Gili6tcu offs Souairqu nod5utonl.
n!elJ obgleih id) boS. Y. Sabr ilber-
id)ritten Gabc nnb OnS Niles peroanfc
ID, Sbrem alpentrauter 9lrt-
beleber!"
Sorni'} 9llpenfr1ltter 8llltbeleber
miro llit,t non 9rllggilten ~perfollit,
er lit Hlir bon 2ofoiagenten al bo-
hCn. Weitebt feline 9Igeitur III elmer
Sptolit1t, 10 merOc man iid I'm
glli$fuuit Oil 81. 8eter Sabrnep,
11Z--tl& Go. Sopuc slpenue, Gbi.
cage, SQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
CT. YetcrS Golpmie.
Srfn reiprrmciIene Solunibips uer.
htn Sar ycI;ee:!aaa crDffuct.

Gicle ncllnernlelienc Strede, etnd
80 Meilcr lang ulo II Wtcilen brett,
in iihlidlcn S6cile bon ser 9IuIieoes
lllaa. 3 bis 10 9Rcilen bon ser nellelt
Giicnbabn. bot iehr gutter @ooen,
quite 2alo ullo lit cine bon Den better
2at!!cn Der Gclonie. Ginige Somrt.
bliss napos iino fobt ean5 offens
Hsrhiric, ditocrc iilo Elm Giertel BID
cir Soolh @uid. sir Seben, oer
llilS oic 4ebiibren 1920 5uididt.
ildleril mir Sort cine quite, auSgeiudte
9etmltdttc bon 100 Meier. Gr
braitdlt cher nldt Dor n1diten SerbIt
bnrciif 81 5ieben, mlb fanul iogar
bis sim foigenben Sriibiabr (t905l
Mlliidilb befonuncn. Ter Sau Der
iieil@n Giienbnbn lit SurdD Ole i1lebtG
gSittcrung 6lpor per6ogert iuorben.
bod miro bieieIbc Dor ll1d)iten Serblt
iiGier in @etrieb iein. ,Sobalo i'm
8riib;abr DER Shnee fort lit, miiiien
iclr Die &cimii1tteu bort mlsillbeu
llito lofort eintragen laiien, Inn ben
Tllotrsal1ilbigeri 5upor an fomnenk
SSrr cic @ebiibren 5uerit eini6idts
@tol;liltt oildl 5llerit ollf Die Cite, uni
bet I:llprrld aui boS bette 9ano in
Der Node Der uclteit Giienbabn. Nau
beetle Iid) Oober.
Entertainment heuti6e, fat6oIiifs
gf1rmcr, %aroBentbeiIS nit 1Soniilien,
huobncn idlpn IN Der Iriieoeluna.
Cine Siite bon Den NniieOleru mira
aiif &crlonaen 6ngeianot. Slud) Der
bodlp'itc &err Erior beS Ct. Yeters4
&loitcr, Gater glfreo Iaper, >. 9.
g, 3%oItlcrn, SasfathepalL Gat
rooo. miro nliere Nngaben in @e5lta
aiif Grfo!N mo Gebciben Der Colo.
nic germ beltGtigen. Sonciuder fon.
ncn nlf Der Surdreiie in ct. Gaill.
@tinn., 161 Goit Shiro Ctr. ipegen
t%lllinen GiienbGbn.S ifcts ppripre.
GcH. Mou aoreiiire ollie Srieic ON
Catholic Settiement Sucietp,
HoItberll, Sast., Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
0robc Sapicrfett

leeten biele MGnner in Ser Gr,
rnlonm BON SdJmer5elt, melde
Nurd) Sdnittip.mGen, Suetidun9eu.
granb. nnO Srilbmlmoen, mebe
Site ODER iteife @lieoer perltriadt
ncrOert an Oen Sog. Gas lit nber
ridt notbmenbig. 9udlen's Irnica
Sdlbe tobtet Den Sfmer5 ulb furirt
cas- Seioell. Sic lit alif sic belt,
Solbe Der @elt segen SGmorrhoioen.
% Gents in.S. ". Rlete's N~potbefe,
65G Moin StraBe, Subloue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
So.ua.

- GtipnS gon5 Gigenarti9eS mfrs
ier Stnat Solua sur Iusltelilng lie.
fen, nGmlid einc ans Butter p%erier.
tigte Statlle bon SSohn Stemart, Dem
&ionier oeS Mild)ereiweiellS in Die
lem Stnote. Gieielbe miro mGhrenO
Der Sauer Der glualtelumg DoaltGn.
Dig bon @las umi6loiicn iteben mo
ourd) cine ciiiae Temperature inner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
Observation-Disclosures
=
MuslanDii1es. :;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Seuti6Iano.
YaScn.

- Gieier Gage famen in Mnnns
Geim aluei pollcnOete unO Elm Der.
indter SelbitmlorO Dor. @egen s
llbr Worgens erid)oB iih i'm 6rieO-
bofpart Ger perbeiratbete arabnen.
iiiGrer Srall5 Sbenrer. Ser SOB
trat clSbalo Elm. I'm Oisielbe Belt
erbGngte lib I'M Sanie S 3 Nr. 8 Der
lebigc Sriieur &arl S%trdlBnlann
ans Srudial. llno 5pii6en S ulo
8 llbr iprang Die Gbefrou &oia
Stoll aus Hnppenait, m~obnboft
Shipetinger StroBe -, in ielbit.
mDrberiider Mbiiht in ser gtGbe Ser
acknowledgements in ben Hbein,
arheitctc iid) aber on oas llfer uno
ml,rbe pom einenl NnlageihiiBen ber-
miSgc5onell. Sei allel 9reien iill0
Die Wctiue 81 Der Sbat nidt genalt
befannt.
= Der 26 Sabre alte 9(bloier
&id)aro Sfdble BON Sofitctten MIR
DC bon cinem beranfommen0en 3uge
erfoBt mo iiberfo6ren. Ser &opf
fnlrOe ibm bonn &.tmpie getrennt, 10
cog Der 300 iofort eintrat.
&iir5lid brud) III Ser Edge.
miiDle bes SSotdnn @nngel in Inter
iiagingcn Seller ans, tpeld)eS Die
SGge, Wiible nn6 bas @oDnbnlis IN
firr5er 3cit in slide lcgte.
@m Ned,cn bea @~aiieripcrfeS
in Ger Ntagolo u~nterboIb llnterei@en-
bad lpurbe Die 9eiHc elmer iSrnu ans
Sudjcniclo NolncnS Sticgcle mncige.
irlben. Sieiel6e MGR lett lGngerer
9cit idipcrmiitbig, Deabalb lie Den
500 gellld,; uno ulid) gcIlnocn eat.
S0icrl.
= Ser Miiblen6ciiber Wll6cr
bon Mogsers bel Sdeioegg Widn-
bcrriiden) purbe nod Dem lebtell
Sdneeioll bon ieincln Sobne nod
lebel0 I'M Gdree liegenb aufgefinn.
Aen. @r luolItc Gags 6iluor bon Der
9aiditeig 6wii6en BfGuOer mub
SuiNlUNSY SVllBSH) lNIuJ 'NNAIS BtpNH
tanl jeood bonn &ege ob mo blieb
faun Ole gauge Nadt i'm S@nee lie.
cen. ltad Souie perbrodt, wurOe
er nnd) Der glugeborigen Dteinitng
gut gcpilegt; Gr5tlid)e @ilfe lDllr6c
oGer nidyt 6erbeigeboIt. gllS jeDod,
9lbenoo Der 3lrftou0 oeS MiiQerS be.
ocnfiid) SIT perOcn i6ien, itidte man
1 ord nod Dem Nrjt, allein 81 lpGt.
Denn Derielbe fonnte bel ieinem Sin.
treifen nlr nod hen furS 5lluor ein.
geiretcnen Zoo feItltellen.
Nor ciniScn Wod)en erbGngte
iidj IN Gieling ein ebemuliger Sen.
bdrnl mo nunnIebriger S~nusbeiiBcr
uut)bcm er i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mil 1900 Iorf 81 &crluit getom'
men mar. Ger Selbitm0roer. Der
alignment i'm Gerlld)e zines @ci5Dnl-
les itanb, perii6te Die Sbnt aus
Surht, bnB linn iein SernlGger
niht mcbr rciden fonnte. Nls mad
icincm Sore ole S~eriaiienifai SIR
Mcacllng fam, itelite cs iiN beranS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05

id)on einmol. Dor etlpa iiebeil SabreI,
Menldcnfleiid) gcfoitet bot, ileiIhta
init Den 3GbnerL mo sic 0rei olloc.
Ten 0cltien fmlrrteE miitbello. Ila
Der GdrcnpGrter Sigler Dom ,Snneru
ocs 3rinacrs olla nit Der Seiter 3u
&ilfe fam, Do mar Der Mann auf oer
Wmncr beinate p%bnmdd)tip. Tec
@Grter bette ibn bcruntcr uno iperrts
i'm cir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
nttIiem- Soraen.

G5 Gibt iebr menige 6omilierL III
rcldlcn nidt 3eitmeiligc St6runaert
p%crtrmmcn, aber bieie fonneu
pcrmla0ert lperoen, melm man
tets Ir. Sings Stem 2iit
EillS our Nano hat. Gielt
acknowledgement III SGllen bon
Mogen- unb 2cberlei0cn neroen
bnrdl hieiclbcn eriport. Sic lilloers
nidt bios, ionocrn furiren. %
Gents in Z. ". Mlete's Mpotbefc,
65G Brain StroBe, Gnbuqlte, Soma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
@pnI &nicrucnlnt

lln%terofii5ier Gu eiaem iiioiIdcn
ginlobriaen, Der 6eim longiomeu
Sdritt elmer Bfiise aus Dem @ega
Gcbt): ~@aS, G~inidbriacr Moies.
Sic iur6ten iih Dor elmer Eiiite, 100
5br Nnmenspetter Ourd'S rotDa
Wccr nlaridirt iit?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
3Grtlid,e Sorac.
Skrrs,

@ailer Gin Der Sl~potbcte): ySGrck
men &c nlcr amer lu gcnall o'ruif,
mas fiir Die Stub I'M mas iiir oia
Iralt Is, SEER &rooiior, DaB mer "a
Stub net am Gno' DC uertebrt' slr5nei
betommt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-01-05
@citialem.

Ser biSberige l~angiGbrige
IieuoaHt bcS &~erleburger @orihmB.
rcreins, Gieoelel, meld)er unter ser
8elduloianng 5rtm Nudtbeile bes
@nrihuErereins lunb ieiner 8lGubis
ger oen Setrng bon cirfa 100000
3orf nnterldlagen 81 baben, Der.
l)ditet iuurce, bot iih i'm Inter.
llldltngsgei0ngniiic crbanet nitb 10.
init Ger gGtrafung onrd) Den irOi-
iden Hifter ~ent5ogen.
9as S%dApnrgeridt in Samm
rtrurt5eilte Den IS Sabre alten
Nergram Grou3 &lobe bon luna,
Ter am %, Nugult letten Sabres
ncn 9ergmonn Seinrid Nei6barot
e,norOet mlO bermlbt bate, 81 iiinf.
5ctn Sobren 3nhtbunS.
Ser 73 Sabre olte Seuerlins
&ilGelm Haberg bon &eugerid) MIR
Dc in ciuem @ru6el DeS S~taotparts
tief in SGnee ais &ei6e uor9e-
iunocu.
Ginige Irbeiter trafcn in Ser
@irtbifait 2elien in Gbeine nit
Dem Nirtb Warpmstp 5uiammen,
mcle)er 5lpei @laS @ier fir Die @Glte
i~peneicrte. Sebt fanlcn Der Softer
Shifting uno iein 9cgleiter Sol. Nie-
nlcpcr, belize ans &plitein bel Sal5-
tergen, nrlo lester lid on Den Siid)
nit ben onOcren @1iten 6nlammen
unb ulld) oieie erbielten bon ihrenl
%cfnnnten Waromsfp 3mei @las
Bier. Niemeper latte ieinem Wab'
Ear Shilling, Der cine fette Stub an
einen a1iiier bier 81 iiberbringen
bate, babin begleitet. Ils Der
gairt6 WaropStp oaran erimnerte,
COP audi er mobl ein @laS Bier ipen-
oieren f6nne, gab gtiemeper Elm 0las
Bier aus; ltatt fir cine 5tpeite Gage
@ier bate gticmeper lid) fiir cine
MltnOc Gigarreu bereit erflart unb
COS pnroe angenommen. Sieraui
perlieB Shilling, Niemeper llno Der
W~arolpstp Ole Wirtbidaft Gelien;
flirj oorallf 500 Der @irtb Maroips-
fly einen Hepolper Mnb bradte Nie.
nleper brei tootlide SduBipunDen
bel, Gle @dite, burd) Die Sdiiiie err
id)redt, eIlten aus Dem Sauie nod
Dem Sbatorte nnb ianoen Hiemeper
eri6oiien uno Siiliins ganj auBer
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05

The Coon OLD WAY.-A severe cold or
attack of la grippe Is like q fire, the
sooner you combat it the better your
chances are to overpower It. But few
mothers In this age are willing to do the
necessary work required to give good
old-fashioned reliable treatment such as
would be administered by their grand
mothers, backed'.by Boschee's German
Syrup, which was always literally used In
connection with the home treatment OF
colds, and is still In greater household
favor than any known remedy. But even
without the application OF the old-fash-
ioI ed aids German Syrup will cure Sc
we're cold in quick time 1t will cure
colds In children or grown people. 1t re-
lieves the corgestei organs, allays the ir-
ritation, and effectively stops the cough.
ANY child will take 1t. 1t Is Invaluable
In a household Of children. Trial size
bottle, 25c; SECULAR size, 76s.a For sale
by all druggists. 1 ssI
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05
.mANshfKTD.

Mrs. August Rupprechtt and two
recently.
Mrs. j. +. Clune and little daugh-
ter of Willimantic spent few days
last week with her parents at Hanks
hill.
franklin Durham of Gurleyville
was afflicted with a shock last week,
and is now in a very critical condi-
ton.
Mrs. Sara Sumner of Eastford re-
Gently visited her son, A.. e. Sumner,
at Gurleyville, also Mrs. M. A.
Hanks at Hanks hill. ..s I'D.
Mrs. John Wood has gone to the
west to spend two months visiting her
children there. Eunice Wood &C
companied her ON the trip.
H. ". Beebe of Storrs was operated
upon for appendicitis ut the Hartford
hospital last week, and is very CON-
Portable at the present writing.
The following selectmen were
elected on Monday: Vallette d.
Stearns, T, Burt Sumner, r, George H.
Andrews, d. The town remains no
license.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Rockville fair last week. The
Connecticut Agricultural college and
O.. H. Savage had several fine exhibits,
taking several premiums.
Connecticut Agricultural College
Notes. Prof. Frederic w. Putnam
has q new atoumobile. The @. A. g.
football team was defeated by the
Springfield training school last week
Saturday. Lack of practice on the
agricultural boys part gave them de-
feat. The school opened on Wednes-
day and the first game came that week
on Saturday. J. Walker of Dale
Vile has selected a course of business
studies at the college. The young
ladies and Miss Thomas of Grove
cottage held their monthly reception
last Friday evening. DIR. Turner,
professor of chemistry and physics, has
recently returned from England, ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Turner.
There are eight students rooming at
agricultural hall this year.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05
A. Court Of Probate holden at Toll

ATa Court Of Probate holden ut Iol-
IN land within and for the district % T0t-
land on the au6h day % september. A. ID 1904
Present. MARCUS b. F1Sk. Acting judy.
ON motion Of BENJAMIN A. For, administrator
ON the fneeseafe estate 0f Betsy A. F0x. late o.
wilmington within said district. deceasest
This court doth decree that stx months ~ Az
lowed and limited for the creditors f said estate
10 exhibit their claims against the same 20 the
ADMINISTRATOR and directs that public notice be
given OF this order, BY advertising the snme
once In some newspaper having circulation IN
aaid district, and BY posting copy tnereoa on
the public sixn-p0ss In said town o. NunnRton.
nearraf the place where the DECREASED LAST dweit-
Certified from record,
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05
HAM,PDEN.

+ Mrs. Sarah A. Stebbins died at he1
home in the Cotton Hollow district
Thursday from the effects of an in
jury received about six weeks ago.
She leaves ONE SON, Walter W Steb-
bins and three sisters, Mrs. Abbie
Fenton of Hampden, Mrs. Norman
s. Chaffee of Enfield and Mary s.
Gold of Stafford. !
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05
Love Letter

W6pls not interest you II yoa're Took
ingssk > guAranfeed Salse sfof 16ores,
Burns or Piles Otto Dodd ofIdPonder,
Mo-, writes I'll snff@ed With an usly
sorssfor : year, but J. box Of Buckfen's
Armies salye cured me. It's hsabest
salves on essth \ 2scae &c. Eatea's
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05
ATnCnnrt ~ Prnl.nt.. hsI.lrn a 80.

A IT Court Of Probate holden af stat
N ford. within and foF the District ~ staaau1.
ON the 11Gn day 0f septemhrr a. q. fa91
PreSrmt. MARCUS ~ FISK. Jma2EN.
ON motion uf pMnfei T. kI1lA. asfmfnfxMra faw On
the interstate estate nc Gl2KFfmaa " Klffm late ~
stafford. within said disEricH. o. amraL
This court dgfh decrpw That sin m0mthN nw AZ
lowed and limited fnr thu errtEtoFa af said estate
70 EXHIBIT rheir claims against the a. tne
administrative. AMI dfrerfs that puht1c nnftfr ~
given 90 this order, BY adserttstnE IN q awwNua-
per- having circulation IN Sald district. and ~
posting a copy thereof IN the pubtir slxn=pENf
IN said town % SSamart. nearesf taH pface whFrr
the drceased Last dwefI Gertfnsd frum berurrF
MARCUS b. FISK. Im1Sre.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05

Quite a number are ill with severe
colds. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bradley spent
Sunday with friends in Brimfield.
Mrs. George Marsh is in Pawtuck-
ct, r. l., where she has a position.
Saturday was busy day for the
boys. Every tree was visited that
had q burr ON it. ..... .........
Mrs. John Ricketts,, who has been
making quite extensive repairs ON her
house, will finish this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Steel, with
their daughter, Leona, expect to leave
about the middle of the month for
East Lake, Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Estella Boyden and SON, Ar
thur, who have been occupying the
Misses Shaw's house on Main street
this summer, will return to their
home in Worcester Tuesday. -...
Mrs. Elijah Shaw, who was so
badly hurt by being thrown from her
carriage, is reported as improving,
but at the time of this writing had
not been able to reach her home.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-05

Forbes q Wallace.

lWomen's Suits and Skirts.
Values Far Above the Ordinary at
these Popular Prices.
The Styles are Absolutely New. and the
Garments are Thoroughly Reliable in Quail
ty of Materials and Making.
Suits of Pebble Chevot of good quality, in brown,
blue and black, Short fitted coaress coat, plated back
with belt 7-gored, sde-pIaited Skirt, s12.9s
Attractive Suits different Styles blue brown
Short fitted and tourist-back coats Short go-inch
and three-quarter lengths very full killed Shirts $500
Suits of black and white mixed suitings 3o-nch fitted
Coat with stitched collar and belt of black broadcot 10
gored killed Skirt, s1O.75
Handsome Blue BroadcIoth Suit, 3o-nch fitted Coat,
coarIess STYLE with braid trimming lined
fine quality satin, r3-gored killed Skirt S2675
Walking Skirts of blue brown and black Chcviot and
mixed goods all shades, a wide variety
of attractive styles, $3.50
Cravenete Skirts, in blue, brown and oxford 9gored,
sidepaed and strapped, trimmed with buttons handsome
Skirts Mems Suitings variety taior-made
styles, So 30
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SC Afford.
Miss Julia Bugbee Of Willimantie
was . guest last week! Of Mrs. Il. s.
Goodell 9 g~r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glover and
Myron Leonard were among those who
attended the Brattleboro fair last
week. eEr s.es
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Morse of
Morse. Wyoming, have been guests
this week OF Mr.. Morss's brother,
Lewis Morse.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church will meet for work
next Wednesday afternoon and serve
their usual supper at 5.45, with Mrs.
David Holmes and Mira. Thomas Black
"a hf,m&ccaon NF VT " NE = Is
as
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ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake.

Mrs. George Fl. Willis. and Mrs.
Harry Charter we're in Hartford Mon
day.
Miss Blanche Curtis of Chester,
Mass, is spending a few weeks in
the place. .... ..-.. .-# -a.
Earl M. Curtis, SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Fl. Curtis of this place, and
Miss Lena E. Dimock were married
last Wednesday evening by Rev. j.
III. Allen in Holland. Also at the
same time and place Everett F. Char
ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Char
ter, was married to Miss Elna A.
Dimock. The brides are twin daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Dimock
and are we'll known in this place.
After the ceremony q double recep-
ton was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. u. Charter, only the imme-
diate relatives of the contracting par
ties being present. The happy cou-
pies have in readiness a home in Som.
ers, where they have gone with the
best wishes of host of friends.
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Mrs. James Hoyle left Friday for
a visit with friends at Pawtucket, r.
L.
Max Wagner of Pittsfield, Maine,
visited with Ora Walker for few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouss of Will
limantic visited at Dwight Newcomb's
one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Of
Wyoming were guests at VIM. Nc
Weighs Saturday. q
Mr.. Dunn and Misses Horen and
Hendricks of Rockville were guests
Of VIM. NcVeigh and family recentlv.
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The exercises from start to finish
were both interesting and helpful.
Pastor Chappell and his corps of
assistants did all they could do. to
make the occasion pleasant to the
large crowd of visitors. The annual
sermon by Rev. G. w. Sheppard,
topic "The Bible" was truly a mas
iterpiece and was heartily praised on
all sides, while the women's mission
airy meeting in the afternoon, presid-
ed over by Mrs. Annie A. Preston,
the associational director, was indeed
inspiring. chiefly, on account of the
touching address by, Miss Matilda
Brown, Swedish missionary in Bos-
ton. Rev. Mr.. Devine, the state mis-
sionary, gave an eloquent address.
The Welcome by the local pastor,
and the Response by Rev. M. J..
Twomey of Danielson were both very
felicitous. The letters from the
churches, read by the efficient clerk
and secretary, j. b. Bowen, were an
interesting feature of the program.
Rev. r. o. Sherwood of Somerville,
Mass, Our nearest neighbors, y was
fine effort. It will be remembered
by many that Mr.. Sherwood preached
here years ago. Indeed, all the
speakers did their assigned topics and
themselves full Justice. The officers
chosen for the ensuing year are: Mod.
orator, Rev. o. W. Foye, Thompson
vice. president, Rev. Charles W. Wolfe
of Wellington; clerk and secretary
Rev. @. g. Chappell of Warrenville
the very efficient clerk and secretary
for the past year, j. B. Bowen, o.
Putnam positively declining re
election. although pressed hard 3,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-04-07
MORMoNs IN CONFERENCE.
A Meeting Opened In the Tabernacle ai
Salt Lake City Yesterday with 10000
Church Members Present.

Salt Lake City. April 4.-The sew
enty-fourth annual conference Of the
Mormon church was opened in the
Tabernacle yesterday and was attended
by more than 10000 church members.
President Joseph F. Smith, in his open
ing speech, expressed qualification at
the large attendance ard especially at
the presence of many who came from
long distances. He dwelt upon the d.
vine protection that had been given the
church and claimed he could see the
hand of God In its growth.
Apostle Francis M. Lyman. in the
course of his remarks, said: 1--WE are
here that we may have posterity. We
are here that we may multiply and re-
plenish the earth"
In speaking of the doctrine Of divine
revelation Apostle Lyman said:
when President Smith stands up to
speak we know God Is with him. We
know that the Lord speaks through
that man. It is the mind of the Lord,
the purpose of the Lord"