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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28

@. Sairbanfs bon Snoiana fir bas
gmt IN @orihIag. 0ieier ipurOe
bonn Senator Gbaimcep Gepetu III
elmer treiflihen GeOe luteritiist.
Sbm folgten iooann nod Ser Sena-
tor Eenroie bon Eenniplpanien,
Senator Sorafer bon Ohio lno Der
glsSenator Sbomas Garter bon
MfOntano. slitd Die domination Oes
Ganbioaten sSairbanfS lpur0e 5ltr
einitimmigen genlaht.
Gs purben Damn Gonites NIT 60
iepb g. Cannon ln0 glibu Toot alS
Gorlibcr ernannt, nm Die Ganoioaterl
am 3. sllgilit amtlidl BON ibrer
domination IN aemltniB 5u ieben.
llm 2:25 llbr gtahmittaes Der.
tagte lib Die Contention sine die.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Sie StaSt GoncOroia, &ans., infolst
beftiger Hcsengiiiie iiber.
If)mcmmt.

Goncoroia, Sans, "a. Sunni.
Soier bat iid) IN Solge itngebeurer
Gegengillie, bel Oenen in Denisen
Stimoen 8aiier in Sobe BON AZ
3pQ aefallen iit perbeerenoe lleber.
ldJmemrmlngen eingeltellt. Sie
SauptitraBen gleiGeu Sliilien imO
ole 3cller oes 8eid)ditstbeiles iinO
iiberihitbet. Sellte lit elm 9ebGiiOe
eiugeItiir5t, bod purOe gtiemanO Der.
lest. 9ie Giien6abuboie itebeu inter
@alier llno piel Sieb lit ertrllnfen.
Sic @abncn melben piele llnterlpii.
llrngeu, unO 3iige tonnen beute ni6t
perfebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
9csebt ans &er5meiilnng Sclbit
mpr0.
g e4p glorf. ~. csluli

sSnfolge Der Wittbeilllng, OaB ieine
franfe Ssrau iih elmer geidbrlifen
operation lntcr5ieben miiiic, gerietb
Carl Sdmiot, ein moblbabenoer
MinenbeiiBer lnO Sice.Frdibent Der
@clo Gre Mining SO. in Ontario,
Canada, in @er5lueiilimg lpesbalb er
iih eridob.
Srau SdmiOt beiinOet iih III
einem Eriuatboipital. 0eitern Itats
tete ibr Wtann ibr einen 9eiuh ab
mo bel bieicr 0ele9enbeit tbeilte ibn
Ser sIr5t nit, oaB cine Operation Ooa
cin5ige Niittel lei. lie m0glidcrlpeiie
81 rettcn. Gr nnbm oarani 9lbicbieo
Don iciuer SrmL qing nod Souie
unb iagte ii6 cine allgel in Die
S6ldie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Sberit 9emtlpcin fat amsgeipielt.
q erIin. 81 Sum

~ : ", 81. NSltlll.
8enerolleitnant b. Srotba. ser
neue Soditfoumanbirenoe iGnmt.
liber 9egen Die rebelliiben Serero
onigebotenen Srllppen, lit in Sellti6.
Silblpeit slirifa angefommen, uno
fabclt, baB Die Gage III SiiOWelt.
sirita bodbit eruit imo nod beoell-
tenbe &eritGrfllngen erioroerlidy
ieielr. SberIt 2eutipein, ser 8ouper-
neur ser Golonie uno Gonlmanoeur
Der Sdubtruppe, bobe Den SoritoG
leiler Golome 5u meit allsgeoehnt, 10
Dob leinc Hiid5lgSlinie mo ole
Giappcnlinie lbper bebrobt uno iali
urrtbeioigungslos gelporDen leieu
Tie Screro tornten oeobolb 0en
bentlben Srlppen obne lonoerlidc
Wdibe Die ernltelten Sbpieri9teIter
bereiten.
Serner meloet 8enerallerinant b
Srotbn. er hobe oen Sberlt d. Seut
mein bon Der Sront abberllien unl
ole Siibrung Ger ibm unteraeorDne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Nodt ituno bas Sueflil6er auf 80
bis 40 @ra0 iiber IuQ.
cpfer Der Sampier> &ataitrop1e.
Sis Siitc Ser ltmaefommencn madlH
nit jeOem Sag nno mirb phnt
Siueifcl Die GAIL 1000 xz@
iibcriteigerr
g e 10 . orf, %. Sssllnf,

Gie Toli5ei nlabt einen plannlG6i.
gen &eriud, Die 3abl Der 2eute m0a.
liAIt genau ieit5uIteaen, ipelf)e li6
arf oen o@eneral Slocum" befano,
als Der 9ampfcr feline llngliifsfabrt
rnternabm.
SounOert Toli5iiten, ipelde aus SEN
perl6ieoeniten Sbeilen Ser Stuot
ouSgepdbIt iporoen iin0, iltf)en aae
Serionen auf oeren Namen I'M 3lt.
lamnenbange nit Ser &ataitropbe
eripdbnt iuorSen iino. gta6 een
Nielolngen oieier 8eamten ioa Damn
ell Ser5eibniB ser MuSfliigler an.
gefertigt imn oeren Shifial feItge.
ltellt neroen. >
Seds Gage iino berfloiien, ieitoem
Der llngliidsoampier y@en. Clio.
cum" NIT SunOerten bon Syrauen
rnO GiuOern an 9pro az 8runoe
g:ng lmo lnlGglihes gleno iiber
einen gan5en Staottbeil braGte, un6
roh imner bringen Die Sallfer
Spfer oes llnfaas, Wfiitter uno ibre
&inOlein, aus Dem @rad berpor,
lpabreno oas gSaiier ielblt anfGngt,
iciue Sooten lpieber SIT gebeu, oenn
al peri6ieOenen Stelen Der StaOt
prrben geitern niht rpeniger ais 113
Selden ans l!fer geihmemrnt.
eros eineS furdtbaren @elpitters,
0aS Iich i'm Der perdQuueneu 9tuG,t
bier entlllo, lebten Ole Sauher ibr
grouenbafteS @erf fort, mo beute
Woreen mar eie SootenliIte aui SAT
geltiegen. Sbpobl in oen lesten
orei ooer bier Sagen iiber 5meihlul.
oert 2eiden geborgen murben, per.
ben ilnmer nod 30S perntiBt.
gtem Dcrf, %. SUM.
Seitern mrr0en peitere le6sunb.
breibig Seiten aus Der Siefe oes
Gait Riper gebolt lInO itieg Die 3abl
Ser geborgenen 2eiden iomit auf
SS3. Gerlnibt werben nod CGGs.
ulIgsiueiie) 3OS.
gtep 9orf, "a. Slmi.
Sas gSruf bes ltngliidsoampierS
y@enernl Sloclm" miro nod INNER
nah 2eiden oiIr6iltht lm0 audi Der
SlIb eibt tGglid) cine sln5nbl ieiner
Spier auf. GS Iino bis iebt 903
9eihen ,alfgefunoen lporoelL mo-.
rnter 106 bis sur ltufellntli6teit
rerfoblt paren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
&clScntbat cincS jnnaeH Trtciters
GaiepiIle, Sa., tS. drlni.

GaIepille, 81, 1S. jlni.
Gin ilmger Erieiter bot oeIf Sobe
SroB, I'm s. .. Git, einem Eei5er,
Die lesteH Sroitilngen Ger HeliI Jon 5lt
bringcn Ger Sei5er lag inter Der
tSeilerltelle elmer 2cfpmotirl Die
Snrh einen 3liammenltoB pIm 8e.
leile gelporien morben ipar mo ole
gemiibl,ngen, i'm berpor5t5ieben,
maren oergebens geIpeiet. Gr
murSe langlam az Sooe gero1et. Ser
FrieItcr, pelder ein Eaiiaqkr allf
Gem perlrngliidten 3uge mar beOedte
@tunO lmO 9taie nit ieiuem tai6en.
tuh luo babnte lib Our6 Ne bren.
ncnSen Solstriimmer einen {eg na6
Dem Terllngliidten. gr / III balo,
oaB es lmmDglid mar, i'm II retter.
6ob sepdbrte er linn Die Srjlhmgen
Der Reliaior iIno blieb bel brn, bis
er ieinen lesten 9ltbem5lie| getban
batte. Seinen 9eamen 5ulnenneL
weIgerte er iib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Gin Deriuegener HGn6er.

: ilper Gitp, Soabo, 90. Suni.
Gin ein3elner 9anoit belt oen BON
bier nab Vtllrpbp fabrenoen ToItlpa-
gen auf Spang Die YaIiagiere 5ur
Serarsgabe ibreS @eloes lmo ibrer
g8ertb'ohen inb eutnabm Dem Toit-
lod, mas ibm gefiel. glls ser Hdll-
Der nit Dem Elilnoern iertig mar,
lteB er Die Sahrgdlte mieoer einitei.
gen llno befabl Dem &uti6er peiter.
5nrabren. Ter perrpegene GllriGe
trug eine i6Dar5e Wasfe uno bate
Die S6ube nit Sappen ummifelt,
Inn feine Oeutlite Spur 81 binter.
lallen. Der Sberiif WcOoualo bat
NIT elmer pSoiie" Die @erfolsung
aufgenomp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28

ten Srilppen einItpeilen 6em Maior
70. @laIenapp iibertragen. Seut-
lpeln ipar angeblib iton Dor pielen
sSoden geriiitet, Die pereiniaten
Serero am @aterberge an5ugreiien,
aber Die bort selegene Station @a-
terberg lit bis beute nod nidt emit.
lett, lno icmit ba6en Sieieniaen
Scht bebalten, pel6e es fiir cine
&borbeit ertldrten, oab 2eutpein
rIe Serero forciren ipoue, anItatt ab.
5ltIpartcn, bis General b. Srotha nit
leinen geritarflngen eirgetroffen
mdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
5wei6mnSert nuo s,pnsis aeiden-
6cgaHgniiie an eaem Sage.
g e ~ 9 0 Il 19. Srni

N EN- y orL u. SunI.
s(uf loent oeutift llttberiiden
Srieobofe alf Gong tlano lDurben
beute 22O 0pier Der irdBliden 4a-
taltropbe BON lebtem Wfitttpob CUR
Trbe gebettet.
slht StlInoen lang lfubr ein I'M.
linterbrofener Strom hon 5raller.
fltlden iiber Die grJp ptlpn Bride
mo Den 5abrbooten i'm lrnteren
StaottbelIe 5lt Sn mebreren Sdllen
trugen orei Sootempagn Die lleber.
relte einer gan5en Tamilic. Der
Sreimoe ltno @efannte Die lebte gbre
enpielen.
slm Nortb brothers Sslaro mari
Die SSlutb bellte pie0er 50 2eiben an
ods San0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Cardinal Satolli beim 4rGiioenteu

@ a btngton 8. g., 81. Ssuni.
cardinal Satoai puroe beltte bonn
Brdltoenten i'm blallen Saole oes
@elBen 9alres empfangen. Ger
Sarolnal pltrOe bonn 9fep. Or. 9. 8.
stafford, Dem Heftor ser ct.
Eatrtd' s-SirdJe bierielbit, einsefiibrt.
Gs bnnoelte ii6 ieoo6 nm nidts
peIter, ais oaB Der Cardinal oie @e.
legenbeit benuben tpollte, Dem Br1li-
oenten leine gluiDartung 5u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Grtrnnfcn.
z le6o. 8. IS. z.

Solebo, O., 1S. Suni.
Surh Oas aentern eines 9iuoer'
booteS III Der 9tdbe bon 8rani
9iapios, Ohio, ertranfen beute %. q
9rDan lmo Oeiien Sodter Gertrude
BON McGomb, iomie ein geipiiier Sol
broof BON Soptspille, Ohio. Srol
grpaL lpelfe lih ebenfalls in ben
Soote befano, purSe gerettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Staotmaridaa nnO SepntD er'
IdDiIen.
Yitfiu. Gol.. Is. cSl

WITHIN Gpl., Is. S1nT.
Wm. 6. Sermam, Der Mari6all
Don Iittin lmo Elm Seputp periu6.
tel berte einen Gesperaoo, Namens
Sim Sullipm 5u perbaften, Der ieine
Sram miBbanoelt batte, ais ser &erl
ieinen Hepolper 5og uno beiOe Be
otnte nieOerfnallte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
&Om @lit eridaasen.
Gheiter. 90. 10. osln

Tier Sllngen fueltbe aui elmer
Snrm in Der gtabe polI 6elton, orei
afeileu BON bier, inter einem airlG-
bpume itanoen iuliroen bon einem
g'liblhloge getroiien iuo setoOtet.
Cs iino; &oB Smitb 13 Sabre alt,
lfobn oes Gigentbiirne|rS Der Sarm;
Jleranoer SlIllerton. l3 Sabre alt
tpn 6elion; @illianll 9apis, fl
30bre alt, BON llplano rno Der 6ar'
9ige Sannlel Glarf, 10 Sabre alt
don Gbelter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Sd,nrciturm i'm Gommct.
y mite Minnt-. 81 :

Butte. Mont, q. Slni.
Geit s llbr berrldbt in bieier StaOt
Elm Sbneeihlrn, Sic Serge Ino
nit eincr meiBen S5iille beoedt, bod
in oen SbGleru lhmiljt Ger Sdnee.
iobal0 er aeiaQen iii. @dhreno Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Great Salls, wont, sum SiIdofsiib
erbubcn.

8 q binaton, .. g., "a. Slmi.
Ser apoltoliife 9elegat bat pol
Eom Die 9ta6riGt erbaiten, oaB cine
nelte Sio5eie III @reat Sails, Mont.,
errI6tet uno 9fep. Wf. 9enibau BON
Der Gr5oiO5eie Dubuque, Soma, gum
eriten SiiGof ernunnt porben iei.
SaOurb miro Ser Staat Wontana in
5ipei gistbiimer getbeilt, wGbreno Der
Sii6of BON Selena bis ieBt Die Suris.
olctton ilber ben garl5en Staat batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Mnttcr ncbcn ibrem &iuSe pum Wlit'
iirnbl getooict.
GnIumbin. Mln.- -. clly

Golumbia. Mo, %. Suni.
9sahreno zines idrmeren @emittera
III Der OerAnngcuen gtadt wuroe
t5rMl Searl gllSpaugb IN Ger 9t1be
bon Sinton bllrb einen Slieitrabl
getroiieu lmo ioiort get0otet. Sbr
oanetenltehenbcS oreiIGbriaeS Sind
iunroe anrb Oen 8libltrnbl betaub
ano perbliab mebrere Stun0en be
linnMuaslcS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
3lnbuque, SOwa, 9ieutaa ben 2S. SUM 1901

Sum- aaitidou beieA Aboben lmO oaB
cine entldeloenbe S9la6t Der per.
einigten sIrmeen Del @enerGle Ofu
mo &ilroti nit Der niiii6en Saupt-
arlnee in &ur5em ernartet miro.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRaY CAT
TIE BY CHIEF OF POLICE.

Pursuant to the provisions OF Sec
ton rs OF Chapter 8, Of the laws and
ordinances of the City of Fairmont,
Marion county. West Virginia, the I'M
dersignel Chief OF Police OF said city,
will on the I'd day Of jane. 1904, at
the front door Of the Courthouse of
said AlariOu county, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
therefor the following described prop
erty now in my possession under and
by virtue of the laws and ordinances
aforesaid:
One dark red year1ing heifer, heavy
build and very wide between the
horns, and in good condition.
One light Drindle heifer Both of
said cattle We're found estray upon the
streets of the City of Farm ont, on
the 18th day of May, 1904, and have
been in my possession ever since.
The owner or owners OF said cattle
uron the payment of all costs connec-
ted with the detention OF said cattle,
and keeping same, and producing
proper evidence as to their ownership,
can redeem said cattle on or before
the day Of sale, otherwise said cattle
viii he sold as aforesaid.
JAMES z. MORGAN,
Chief Of ~Police Of the
City of Fairmont. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-30
False Witness Against ST. Louis.


Every day queries come 10 the
Globe Democrat from different parts OF
the country asking about the reports
OF the alleged extortion by the hotels
at St. Louis We have answered
many OF these by letter. In all cases
we have said that the stories were
without foundation. Advances have
been made in some cases by the no.
tells. as compared with the rates of
month or two ago. IN all cases the
advances have been slight. The tes-
tf1nony OF any of the many thousands
Of visitors to the city since the Worlds
Fair opened will bear us out in what
we say here.
Charges OF extravagant prices by
the hotels have been made against ev-
cry city which has had an exposition.
They were made against Philadel-
Dhia, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, New
Orleans, Buffalo, Charleston and other
places which have had any sort of a
fair which attracted visitors from the
outside Possibly in some cases the
accusations wore true. In general.
however, the real extravaganza was
in the stories themselves. = year ago
| the St. Louis Worlds Fair authorities
obtained from the proprietors of the
| hotels and lodging houses of St, Louis
! a schedule OF prices which they in
tended to charge during the EXPOSE
ton period. and these have ben kept
| on hand for reference. In all cases
the figures We're reasonable II any
| advances have ben made upon those
! rates. the Worlds Fair officers would
| be glad to be Informed specifically
| about it. Hotel rates continue to be
| reasonable largely because the lodging
| capacity of none of the hotels has
been reached. There will be room for
all the visitors who come, and for
many thousands in addition. The Fair
was long time in preparation One
of the things in connection with it
which had to be looked after was
housing capacity for the expected
| guests This was amply provided for,
as any visitor to st. Louis in the past
three or four weeks can testify There
4 has been no extortion in the ST. Louis
A hotels thus far. There Will be none
during the Fair period. Room enough
lis here for the entertainment OF all
jSwho may come. and consequently the
rates for LODGING or board at any n Of q
1.-THE hotels in st. Louis are fabrica,
\ tons Globe.Democrat: U
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-30
NOTICE

If you see nice l 'oki1s
couple driving around with
good stylish horse, elegant harness,
nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap,
with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you+ca wager ten to one II
was hired from the Jackson Livery
Barn. as we put out only that kind.
FRED S. JACKSON, Manager Open
day and night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-30

CA 10 RREPu 8EICANSDI STRIcT
cNVEklTI oMs

10 ZIG Repub 81 can II ssdario1l
county:
~ Conventions of the Republic apnT
tty Of the several nlagssteriaI Districts
Of Marion county are Hereby ca1le,l
TO meet on Saturday, the tn day Of
June, 1904, at 2 O'clock F. NJ, for the
following named conventions:
TO the State nominating convention.
10 be held in Wheeling on the 18th.
day of July; 1904.
TO the Judicial convention to De
held in 8Iorgantown on the sth dav
Of June, 1904, at z1oao.clocIz a. NJ.
TO the Senatorial convention to be
hereafter called.
Also to transact such other business
as may properly come before: -. :. i ID
district conventions.
The said several district conFe.1:
tons will be held at the Respective
places hereInaf1er named; ard VII
elect the number Of delegates herein
after designated, and no more, fisat
is TO gay:
rafrrnon1 district convention VII
iaeet at ttle Courthouse IN the Ctty
Of Fairmont, and is entitled to eicct.
me following number OF delegatf ties:
TO the State convention, 6.
TO the judicial convention, ..
no the Senatorial convention, q
|. Grant district convention VIII meet
III 2donobGah fneetins place to he
provided by district ccmmittee1nanl
state COZ yention, 5.
I,,,1;o;ol ,.e,- IGNITION =
Senatorial convention, 5.
Lincoln district convention Will
meet at Pennington school house:
state convention, !.
judicial coayqntion, 5.
Senatorial convention, 5,
Warrington district VIII meet at
Town Of Maunin gton 1t school house.
State convention, s.
Judicial convention, II,
Senator convention, II.
Pawpaw district viii meet at Nep.
tune school house.
State cony IGNITION. ..
Judicial convention, 5.
Senatorial convention, 3.
Union district viii meet in the
FIRST ward of the City of Fairmont-
al. the SCHOOL HOUSE,
State convention, 4.
Judicial convention. g.
Senatorial convention, s.
Winfield district convention wiz
meet in Mt. Harmony school house.
State conventions 8.
Judicial convention, 5.
Senatorial convention, 5.
It is requested that in making Sc
lection OF delegates, that only those
he selected WHO are likely TO attend
the contention to which they ave
made delegates. The call for e'ie
state convention states that nc proX-
les VIII be admitted as delegates.
BY order of the Executive Commit
tee.
HARRY sEaW, Chairman.
A. L. LEHMAN, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-30
IGHT IS
OF The EXPOSITION.

/ ~ oE
- s5
Pa z On = iiss :" -.
net SOTO AZ = ,elsst1i Z
son ! -
tiN =
on lhs pios <ai'i 'ns. -.
az ~ ihe paha coiio'i = ~.
welcomes 5Ds .he 'oasts1 iss.Aa.~,s.p
Ping PING q eh a. - 800 -. ~
Been eood. old sumner l,,, ! ing J.. ~ :,
tifder the f>ssll''oo 100 go ~
a12aleiice iif'
2fhltt N tne-r ''osi5sA -, = :
10 tickle ne piiosie So &c U.s.
ICES tnat the people ' = isisttls ihet's>7
ures, ana tuf1' si' etiSA' s1is's-' ~ ~!
ciloio&5icaA % 'sl USE : =, ~ SO.
tsS2S' fS.1AA ~ t's7o -, - :. 90
tfssss ana .Ai@iiis's ~ =, e.
sent pibtle nay y ~ stit'55iis =, 80,
Iolsto1-ef ana v asznef-ea "iieil = -
amusing l'Sss51. l'e cure s'''J
5s1el3a y .lAsl 80, -. u,
time. = fas5el111e ~ me ''t't ~ ~ y
5f't rs nave 1Ale SesSt " 1.',. F'S'2s
lo2al % '7i2 '''Ss'.e.'.e ,os,S', -,
tfsll' siiEs1 Young man ift''ii - ss''.,,
-
a ss'ltifo AZ one u t1e o'1 - 'tt
ana asilea II ne CUM 10 nc q -
sSczAl'n OF one % LIZ . -
h1o1f- AN oSl'F'7'51s2il = stS:5p $500
Same 1f1lo tn.s ot$s.,'i - "a, - ~.
face q the German attsodaoI' VINO '
wanted % o* oi'i5sins :. ~ 80 ~
sure 'tsAS N1iSs IT, pS' ~ 80 =
ssrapAs.
az me- ssA1a' ana, D'l1's5 ltl7 49,
from the interior o. MS s>f'sA7ls -. .
tnleS, type" f1tteh Soiti-i7 " i,..'''
ne began t01il1hs cue re-, : q 49,
i7ut ohss %ant 70 t1te : al n
SoaaK picture o. erss e'oeil .,lst ~
fanny tne!e eln - 'o ~ 9s'N,N,-'
eeal, Ss,'o 'isss ii1s.'- ~ ~
Nssi1, was llle ol'5 'g's'ott9s. 80,
ter ana taS'eE ti'neine,' tls1 s,e's.ia l,,L
!. Atts ~ -
no. 100 or 10, OF "iiele., % - - " -,
ne po.li go ~ 7s't'A'7 ~ -i>t'
~ Sst'" a.. ,,o,,.
var lor you y use Gas '1ct'ig
ohls VIII y i't & rye : 7Ssf>e ;. :
pitsiliehl'o
n-li li'7 9 = "a -
- " III 4 w. rs .'>'-l't 80
vaeloll q .lie ~ eD1 ~ ,.
= - 80
iI,i s'iio'4issh 10
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san Francisco, Cal.

Triennial Conclave. Knights Tenn
plar, September SO. One fare for the
round trip to Chicago or St. Louis
added to Tares rendered therefrom
(C,hicago $4,000; st, Louis s41.5o}.
Dates Of sale to be announced later
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Sen francisco, Cal.

Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. O. O. T.,
September 1925. One fare for the
round trip 10 Chicago or ST. Louis ad-
ded 10 fares rendered thecefrou (Chi-
cago 5000; ST. Louis $47-5G>. Dates;
of sale to be announced later.
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Louisville, Nv.

knights of Pythias, Biennial En-
camrment, August 1919. One fare
plus S10O for The round trip Tickets
on sale August 18Th, 18th, 18th and
18th. good returning until August
31st Inclusive.
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Atlantic City, N. j..

American Academy Of Medicine
lJune SO and American Medical As
lsocfation (June z-10). Very low rates.
Tickets on sale June ID and Gth,>inclu-
IEsiye. good returning june 9TH to 18th,
inclusive
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Detroit, Mich.

Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
America. International Convention.
July TAO. One fare Plus $500 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July 9Th
to 7tH, good returning until July 18th,
Inclusive
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For additional information concern
ing rates, routes, time OF trains, etc.
call on or address ticket agents, Bal
tirnore & Ohio r. r.
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. national EaoanDmept, G. a. r.. au-
gust 1920. One fare for The round
trip. Tickets on sale august 18Th
TO 18th, good returning until August
2Gth inclusive.
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I4ciiEnapolts, lnd.

National Prohibition Convention,
June $3.50. One fare for the round
trip Tickets on sale June 10th to
s27th, good returning until July 10th,
inclusive.
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Cincinnati. Q.

Grand Lodge. =. p. O. Eil<s, July
1929. Oue fare plus S1oo for the
round trip. T1clzetsfcn sale ,Jrly 18th.
10th, nth, good returning Until July
22d. Inclusive
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Friends. General Conference. Au-
gust 1919. One fare plus 5000 for the
round trip Tickets on sale August
9th to 18th, good returning until Al1-
@ust 31st, inclusive.
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At!a ntic icty, ~. ].
inclusive

imperial Council, Ancient Order of
Mystic Shrine, July l2-15. Very low
rates. Tickets on sale July 18th and
a12th. good returning until July ed
inclusive.
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7 have some good bargains on Fair
mont. avenue Call and see me. r..
H. Lanham.
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Sof Reduced Fares AtIti1or lzed ~: IL.
Baltimore and Ohio s. Tread
Snnnner Season, 4 g o..
Alta tic City and Seashore

5$t e. Atlantic LILY ara SSdSIoiiS.{ rs
Special low rate excursions from all
points east Of the Ohio river. on June
goth, July 14th and 2Sth, August 18th
and 25th, and September Sth.
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Seven Lies OF Men.

Behold the seven lies OF man
And tell his age Ny that;
As soon as he can lisp he says:
TT must have been the cat
To make its thrilling score,
Ills wel1-loved guantanamo falls dead
A dozen times or more.
Third, like Il furnace does he sigh;
OF course we know the gist;
lie tolls the maiden fair she is =
The first lie ever kissed.
Fourth age he comes home in the morn
And sladness fills his cup .=
The good Samaritan has been
With sick friends sitting up.
Fifth. to the wocdshed he repairs
His heir to interview,
And says: My son-kers wat! lIer-
swish!
This hurts me more than you!'
lie next has leisure on his hands
Aud fills jug with bait
He hooks; minnow, then ne swears
Ten pounds to be its weight
Last age, when lean and slippered
grown,
He finds his greatest JOY
In telling what perfection ruled
The days he was boy.
New York Sun.
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NOTICE

will sell all street hats and flowers
now have on hands regardless OF
cost this week. Come and get hats
and flowers almost at your own price.
Mrs. Laura Frazer,
42S Jackson st. x
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All of the latest Geographic and
local news. viii be found in the West.
Virgin an. i55555
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NOTICE

= T tili IIlUlI I. W ' on
May g. 1904.
To All Lot Owners Of Maple Grove
Cemetery
You are hereby. notified to clean up
your lots at once, fill up all graves
and remove all dirt.
The trustees are having the grounds
improved, and lot owners are request
ed to clean up and beautify their lots
BY order of the Lodge.
3$ s. E. BROWN,
g. MCKINNEY i
sss BAIL LAs'YAIAN,
Trustees.
Palatine Lodge Mo- "a, T. G. O:
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Dancing at East F'airmont pavilion
evening. Music by Shaw.Sx