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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
WORTH WHILE.

1t is easy enough to be pleasant
When life flows along like a song,
But the man worth while is the on,
who will smile
When everything goes dead wrong;
For the test of the heart is trouble,
And it always comes with the years,
And the smile that is worth the praises
of earth
Is the smile that shines through tears
1t is easy enough to be prudent
When nothing tempts you to stray;
When without or within no voice Of sir
Is Turing your soul away.
But it is only a negative virtue
Until it is tried by fire,
And the fife that is worth the honor O
earth
Is the one that resists desire.
BY the cynic, the sad, the fallen,
Who had no strength for the strife,
The worlds highway is numbered to-day
They make up the item of life.
But the virtue that conquers passion,
And the sorrow that hides in a smile
1t is these that are worth the homage
of earth,
For we find them but once in a while
Ella Wheeler Wikcox.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
CT fontant Dione.

SIorosS Calling | Iaumarf Jas
nogle WGno en- aftenitunS % Sisfu.
tereoe % fom ogIaa til at omtaIe 10.
buffet al ct beiteint Weieri, og Del
enote meo, at Sen enc al Dem fiebte
en- anSens NeierionerIfuS. Sc 10
SnnSlenbe bIep imioIertio bageiter
uenige ON Sagen, % ba be life funoe
faa Sen fInret beo eaeu SieIp, off Be
Retiens gei for at faa Sielp bos Com.
meren.
Sgiaa for Hetten bar Sagen tem-
melig riflar, og Der maafte Yioner til.
6prleben mpote iaa for &etten en-
Rlore Wtnno for at gipe 9eife6 ON
Sngen, ga ban BapSe iast Oct, ban
piloe, bIep ban a~fiorSret go. Meu
Den bilbe ban life ofl9sge paa nogeu
Tnnoe. 1et itreo imoo bans Bslelier
nj nilGgae go paa iaaoant grsoI. at
foo Ser i Retten og peS Cubs 0aptt
barge paa iaa6ant no8et fororuffent
Slaooer, oct eiorSe ban life,
Nen De fan life bIioe iri, opfpfte
0ommcreu. Set fan iea bel nof.
iagbe 8ionet, fnappeoe geItcn op oo
traf Segnebogen frem. Seq fan pel
blibe Fri naar ie8 betaIer oct, iont
Sagm breier fi9 ON, iagoe ban, iSet
bon foiteSe Searebogen neo | Sfran.
fen me6 ct Smelo.
Ser BE. tort 9sre / Getten.
Bar Sagfsreren pIiatig at mootage
Gaining al gionet, os fitnoe gionet
paa ben Bis ifippe fri for gSen? Sn-
gen al Be foriamIeoe Sttriiter bapSe
nogeniin6e itaaet operfor ct Iisneuoc
Silf9ISe.
Gen Sa9fsrer. ser msote for Sag.
isaeren, faaot iig befsiet til at ITO
iRtte Sogen. Sperasmodlet, Ser
iaaIeoes enouit life err dfgiort, optoser
Sinoene ipert | @peHs iuribiife Ser.
Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

Tom en- SoIiiroaIe imtreifer oper gnfig
tet. Get ipnes fnnbrnoe Iieeiom ben
oes SaanobepRseIier nooet flnitIet
men bet er bet Iterfeite al ben6es 8no
ben % ben melt inotngeioe Of benoes
Dnoigbeoer., glnnot alle Beroens so
toner er bet aIene Sopnneierinoen
Tom iorItaar at imiIe iom bum. 90
iaa Sapans Gatter Ter nleget % noer
Overwhelming. Waar bum tripper ben
cper @noen elIer iiooer bsiet oper ii
8rooeri, opIpies itabig benoes Spiiog'
nomi al ct emil iom @ienIfin al en-
elifpGrois, nbefpmret SiGI. DER
ben frantic apinbe iorjtaar tiIise al
imile meo Mano. Sin iparer mel
egte 6oritaelie pao boert @onmot, Jon
benpenSes til ben0e, % benptter ianl'
tioia 2eiliobeom til at bile De ifisnns
bpiOe SGnoer.
Hariierinoen. iom life brpoer fig
meget ON rsoe ainber, tror, iaa megei
belto i~terfere pan De rsSe 29bers
Sfisnbeo. 6or at giue fine 2Gber
ben friife 8ubinrsome, gnioer bun
benz meo alfobol og ioner ON Natten
meo 29bepomaoe. Gen bsieite Gp.
~merfiombeo fiGnfer bum fit Soar,
Gum ioretr9ffer Den glinjenoe forte
Sarpe, mems blonot Soar oIie fore.
fommer benbe fieoeligt, Iigeiom bun
Iet life fan foritaa Neutrality-suspicious.
8orfiprliebeo for root Saar.
On anoen Semeligbeb, iom Ben
frantic apinbe iiober inbe meo, er
arrniten bebanOie at funne fille bet
utinbre ffisnne. Set beieite &affne.
ment peo en- 6riiure saar for Grem.
pei no paa OF o9ffe ct gar oIttor itore
Eren eler "arrangere" en- nIfjsnI
formet Yanoe.
Senbes fineite 8irrins beitaar aGi.
gepel mnligens | ben iortrpnenoe, nb.
iolrt originate og uefterlienelige Bar.
hume, iom itrsmmer ITO fra benSe.
Oct er iom en- fin Quit fra en- bIom-
iteriplot Sope, iom itrsmmer iorbi en-.
.2iseleoeS sisr Den fratife apinoe iig
aierne Image for at iremb9pe Zine
mes og Saarets Sarpe. Sar bum blna
Sine, berer bun ct blaat 9eIte, en-
blaa Sarnering eIer en- blna Sat,
ioet bette glaa sisr ginenes 8lna
I~terfere os mere tunfIenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15


let betpoer iaa flteget, at jeg ar
reiterer Fem for Jorrrberi, ipnrebe
ben Npfomne. 1Sffe ct Cr6i gi bar
gepiier not. TerioIn 90 lite bill TRIP.
bpao lea flyer, faa Ter DC, bpab iea
boI6er Der | Sodnoeu -- gepiict for
Geres aninttelie | Song @eoros Scr.
De ifuIoe tiItraoot Den tire Gage fro
mn al, % babt nneo Gem 1ereS gruo,
eiteriom ieg ier at pisie grepe, Der er
faIot | mine 6Rnoer. Ser or til 90
meo Teres npc Uniform - ben or
nof en- 9reiert fra ieIpeite Gcres trent
tiSiee Gbef, Cir Scnrp Clinton"
Meo oisie Orc tog bdn fra en- at
SoIoaterne en- RIO gaabenfioIe - ben
mansleoe en- afiap OF en- Iiben Stride
rsot 9ei, iom bar ifdaret pGf mso
6nappen.
"@rib bam!@ fommanocreoe Sber.
item aIoorIig. "Sremao Raridi"
Soloaferne meo min barGre0e Hi.
bal imeaem fig maridJereoe burtig uo
aiennem 3sren; 90 pattp tot ON
SaIien paa mig, ioet BUN fbsfeSe %
flemte mig iIia, at benoeS Gar fslte
fla befeiet til at beSe benoe tase fig
iast for min iaareoe arm.
Men ieg = lea funoe babe inlet,
ONT ieg iaa bapoe hdot titier Saar, iaa
lpffelig fslte ieg mig | oette Gieblif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

ct ! gpcn Stem Oorf uofommen6s
Nlno brn9te iorIeSen ct GnnIeri
lnf en- gariierinoe, iom fortnaer, a,
bun iiooer inoe meo en- ~nieiIbdrIia
@ecept, peo bpis Sj9lp apinoer fan
.erbprrpe fla ben Sfisnbeo og Dnoe,
iom bog ole GpaSstre Ipnges iaa ef.
ter Of eie. Tenne Aecept er bsiit Iiec.
frem, iom ioreprigt enbber p~irfelia
genial Spfin6eIie.
Seq or bnffer, Tiger bemeIbte Bari.
icrinoe - foroi ies peb, at jeg en-
Daffer, oa Oeri beitaar min SemmeIig.
beo. Zen, ion er fait ooertpoet ON
Jim egen Dnoe, fan iIet life mere bore
ting. Jra 9arnoomnien blir hi franz
lie 4pinoer, iom er Bern al en- lang
ifjsnbeosm9ttet anItur, beI9rte ON,
at hi er Sfisnbeoer. Genne 5dnfe
blir en- Gel of os ieID, % iSet pi fsler
os iom BGrere Al Senne foitbare @ape,
giennemtrRnger Den bort belle 8efen,
bore minoIie @ep9gelier. Ger beuoe
blot HegIerne for Sfisnbe0, iaa
pii bper apinSe pGre imuf. aaereoe
min amme iaooe til mig: "Sfisnbeb
fcmlner, og Gfisnbeo foreaar," og
iioen er ieg opbraget ! BEN Sperbeois-
ming, at Sfisnbeo er noset. man fan
lore, og iom man Fan erbperpe iig.
Den fsrite al ben frantic abinoes
SfisnbeosregIer er: "Sa en- flar, rem
an~iistsfnrpe, ffp intet RiooeI, bpilfe,
Oct enc fan barre, for at gisre Den fin
.og giennemiisiia iom arpitaI. SaaI
albrig Iresner, gIetter eler 5innetl
aniigtsiarben maa bore al en- melfe.
agtig 6IsieISbIsSbeS."
anben Sfisn6eSsregel gieIoer
SGnberne. gafre SGnSer er set
Itrengeiie gu6 | Sen frantic Sfien.
beoslRre. Sg buff ligeleoes paa ist-
genSe pietige gub: sob Sine S9n-
Der bpioel 5a nIbria en- 8pnfe | Ban.
benl Gin Sang mad pGre let OF
iprpenbe, bin Stemme fldr og bel.
Ipbenoe, Din Sage OPAL Din gals ini'
0ig."
st bsiit pigtig 9no er ogidd: Sob
Einene flare, britg Dem aIorig peo
barligt 2ps; las life, itadr oct anitren.
ger Dig aItfor meget, lao intet Steo
bli ii0oenoe | Dem 90 bIi Ser en- Rdt,
gnio Dem life; graat bper DAG Iiot,
bpiS bu tan Oct. apinoer, iom bar
let FOR at graatte, bar intuffe Zine,
men pas itaoig pda, at De life mtfter
jim Ipienoe @Ions."
On anoen al oe frantic 8pinoers
Observation-Disclosures Iigger |
Smilet. Bariierinoen fmiIer meget,
Oct er ct eienoommeIigt Smil, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
Science Versus Common Sense.
v TO OLD.

Little Edith has been to school just
two months, and is devoted heart and
soul TO her teacher. One day is oe-
Cured to her that she would like to
make this teacher a present.
when is your birthday, Miss Will
iams?" she asked next morning.
ooh, Edith" answered the teacher,
laughing, II don't have any more
birthdays now. I'm too old Tor
that"
Edith's eyes opened wide for a mo-
ment. then she said:
"But George Washington is dead,
aud he has a birthday"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

Seno 1Seeorub.S oiten1 til SIGst
o. germer | BET somIe 2onS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

Finely tucked waists are a feature
Of the leading styles, and are X
ceedingly smart. This one has a
broad box-pleat down the front,
which may be OF insertion. A broad
tuck is laid on either side of the box
pleat and fine tucks extend to the
shoulders, and in groups in the back.
The sleeve is full to just below the
elbow, where it is finished by a deep
cuff. As pictured it was made of
Persian lawn, with band of Swiss in
sertion down the front. Any of the
sheer materials will make up we'll by
this pattern. The medium size wilt
require three yards of thirty-six inch
material.
Ladies Shirt Waist No. 54I7: Sizes
for 81, "a, SO, 3S, 30 and AZ inches bust
measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
What Have You Behind You?

At school, little Charlie, being one
of the geography class, was deeply
interested in learning the points OF
the compass. Said the teacher: "You
have in front of you the north; on
your right, the east; on your left, the
west. What have you behind your
After a moments reelection Charlie
exclaimed: "a patch on my pants"
And to make the information more
binding Charlie continued in a shame
faced manner: II knew you'd see
it, | told mamm you would"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
Deeordh-p offens
Wcnlter Department.

~9rrorab-g oItcn~s Tirsodgs-Nn-
mer bill berefter inoebolbe Msnitre
Tor Eamer % Born. Oct er pon Mn-
moSning al mango. OF pi begpnoer
LFneb oenne afoeIiug, oe Ri fanr M ie,
bpor Iongt SntereSien piI Itr4ffe iig.
&pert Rsniter foiter 10 Gents, %
Beitillinaer fenbes til "Decornbs8o-
item, og mo beoes benptte SEN
glanfet poa Gnoen at oenne SpaIte.
vi bar label bisie RsnFtre unoerisge
at WsooebonoIere, og set paaitaaes,
Of De er gcoe, o. Iette % greie at ID
efter. Dor oct fsrite bill pi life oper.
iDtte geifribeIien ODER, bpcrt WsnIter.
% bet tsr antnges at be IeIte, iom
bar Briia for benz, bill ~iorItau en-.
geiff. SfuIoe ser bile fig Srang til
at fdd Dem oberiatte, piI III foretaee
JoranDringen.
Gaar man beftiaer otsie menffre,
mao rrm eipe Numere, WooI ON.
firing grpitet % 2ipet, aloer for
Bern og iinge Bigger, o. fnIbit9noig
Ioresie, iaoleoes at greoe bill naa
Dem. ger meget foriigtig life at
begaa noaen Sell / 9eifripelien, ba
Wfen1tre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15
Sra ipreote Setter.

Spis bun par Mano. SIM Glen:
"aa. bpis ieg bar Iouo - :.
SIen: =" bo oiloe on bore liae.
iua oirm iom ole Wnno 90 gaa ben
% sifte big meo ct eIer anoet ioiotiif
6ritcntimmer, oct tor ieg bGobe poa!"
Sctalte I'm 8ielo. 81: "8ratrler
mig, 9amle Sen, enSelig fan iee ie
Seroen frit / Giucue. Sele min @ielo
or bctalt."
y: "Sporoan sreieoe Su Set2"
q: Seq oar iaa beIoig Of iaa
lame gensene."
Scitsns Sbn. gaa ell iterre @nnr0
paa oils finSes / SeiteitaIoen opbnnst
en- Gable meb isIgenbe Snifription:
Seitens 8en:
Spa6 8dtfe plog mig life.
9ee6a6 8dffe - ORTIZ mig life.
Baa iepne Seie - ffddH mig life.
Sat i Stal6 -- glenn mig life.
So eaer Satin uegt mig life.
WeS Spdmp % 8srite - forism
mig life.
Spa og foIo -- foraet mig life.
Mdt etler ben -- forla0 mia life
2EeS 9ioIcI eler 5gmme Itsb
MIG life.
er on nreo - ga fIaa mig life.
Yet tpffc Spiu". s ei Iioet tpif
8ouserige pentebcS aongen biem fra
en- Reiie. Solicit itimIeoe iamnen poa
8aoen for al bpIoe lin SprIie, Der
inliOlertiS loo pente ulcget lpuge paa
zig. 9ao Ell @ang bsrer man EN-
Ntaub iiee baIpbeit iii iig ielp:
~Soor bIiper BOG Set tpffe Soin
luf2"
StpS flpoer eli Yolitibetleftt ben,
griber BAN ! arapen og brsler:
~Sbem toIer De om?"
"Sm min Spoaer, Der ifuIbe msbe
mig Der uSenfor R%aaSbuiet.~
Rettens SaanobGper gioroe en-
lluSifpIoniug % trnf liz tiIbaae.
Mer pdu en- Sang raabte Hanoer
iii RoIitibetienten:
~Ren ber. &c Ser. buem mioerltoo
| De Tcm at i9nfe paoY"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

The b~ox-pleated modes are always
popular for girls, the long lines being
particularly becoming. A charming
design is here pictured in light brown
French flannel. The body and skirt
are in one, box-pleats being arranged
in front and back. The ckesing is
effected invisibly under the centre
box-pleat. A patent leather belt adds
greatly to the smart appearance of
the dress although a belt of the ma
teriaI could be used. Mohair, cash
mere, or n Of the fashionable plaids
would develope we'll by this pattern.
The medium size requires three and
h~ve-eigths yards of forty four inch
material.
Girls Box-Pleated Dress, No. s237:
Sizes for S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II and IL
years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-15

e We

Bridget, sitting in the window d
the second story of a building, was
one day suddenly surprised by see
ing Mike, who had fallen from the
top of the building, shoot past hei
window.
"Oh, say Moike, are ye hurt?~ she
screamed.
Tell ye later replied Mike
shortly.
Science Versus Common Sense.
The late Archbishop of Dublin
once inquired of a physician, "Why
does the operation of hanging kill q
mani"
Because" was the reply, 'respira-
ton is checked, circulation stopped
and blood sufuses and congests the
BRAIN.
"Bosh!" replied his grace, ut is be-
cause the rope is not long enough tc
let his feet touch the ground"
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
DREADFUL PLAGUE
CONTINUES WORK
Believed New Cases VIII
Reach 50 In New Orlsaas.
Adjoining States ORA wing Quar-
antine Line Tighter-Miss-
issippi Patrol Boat Cap
tursd for Trespassing.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 4-Extssns
nsasarss are bsias tskss estsi1s IN
city 70 pesvsss the speead of the isfso.
tica a yellow fever. 0ovsrpos Var
dsnaa Of Mississippi bas taken further
sssps even % far - blocking the
Dails. he hes also ordered oat addi.
tiooal troops 70 aid The soldisrs doing
duty aleaG The Gulf coast. He think
thsrs Ars over 5000 refugees from
Losisians on the border line. The
sxodss from this plass threushost the
stase continues II 10 believed q
noon thas not lsss than &C new easss
viii b reported bsfors sight fall.
The Louisisna naval reserves captured
~ Mississippi pssrel boss. Topssy. in
ths Snip Island canal for trsspasina
In Losisiana waters.
The qsarantins linss have bssn
drawn tighter today By ssishborins
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
PEACE ENJOYS
GUESTS Of TEDDY
Oyster Bay VIII See Com
missioners Clasp Hands.
Az Soon a. Conference Opens
Next Monday Russians Will
Ask for An Outline Of
Japan's Demands.

New York. Aug. l-Bsfors leaving
for Oyster Bay - b the guest Of
President Roossvsits II. wists and
Baron Rosen. sbs RussiAn pesos
commissioner. astssAdso high maas
at 81, Nioholas Rulsian cathedral.
Assistant secrstary ,of stals Pierce
escorted them 70 bsprotssasd eruis.
or Chattanooga. and 9hs party pro.
ossded 70 Oysser Bays
Ono half hour sd(ers AhN ths
japanese emoiais H1rou .sKsnuira
and Minister TaksAirS lsfs % the
cruiser Tacoma for ths sAns point.
where the ships arrivs 81 moon.
The Times to-day speaking - By
authority, says' when ths Russian
and japanese snvoys bsgis their con.
ference at Porssmouth nsxt Monday.
II. witts will immsdisssly ask for "a
outline Of the Japanese tsrrls - . base
Of discussion. On the reply from
the Japsnsss representative viii Do.
pend . continuance of the soonfsfenes.
II japan 10 drm In IL esisiAal de-
mand thsrs viii b no discpaioo.'
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

VIEW THE ROADS-Hon. W. n.
Moore and Senator A. 8. Mann, presi.
dent and vice president OF the Ma.
tional Good Roads association were
shown over the Portland road yestsT.
day afternoon by J. Wallace. prssi.
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and J. Q. Macdonald. manager Of the
Union mill. They also inspected
other roads near town and wers shown
through the Union mill.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Bsycsst Exset,vs Sunday. !.

Jesdon. Aug. THE ( aapanass
pres announced this moxuing that the
great boycott BY Chinese merchants
throughout the empire. who have
dealings With America, begins o.
August 6th. Altar that dats po
freight will b reosivsd o. ssst In
Americas ships aaA 10 Americas
goods viii b selA 80 - esonas1s
With Anssieans viii - na1a. I'm
will have . ssrie1s s1sst sDsa Aoeei-
can trade With OhipA.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Tsisgraphsrs str,k. Effective.

b. Psul. Aug. %-Ths tslcgraphsrs
strike 10 causing she 0Fsas Northern
and the Northern Pacific muoh ieoon.
vsnisncs. All trains are Iass and
many have 10 b snnullsd. A. Bate
Mont. . mob Of ssion sosltsrmss
drove the Lest Fsnsinins operator
away from bic work. The wires
between Helena and Bstss hsvs
been oct; eshsswiss 10 damage be-
bssn done.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Scandal /. MEDICAL Dspartnsat

Scandal IN MEDICAL Dspartnsat.
Washisgton. Aug. ~ graft hal
turned Up In the medical supply u.
partmsnt at Aanila. 1Alsi1sA books
covered up the stsalipes q fosT yeass.
william Reeves. The chief clerk hal
bssn ssntssesd - fear ysaxs at hard
labor for sslling stelse ssrsisal In.
strumsnts and Two privatss wszs oiv.
On ave yeass eaoh. Oss e thea
confessed and said tAs stolss prspssty
Amounted 70 over o36. 900 II ths lasl
fosf ysars.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Aax,sus fee Decisive Bassis.

Toxic. Aug. THE 1shalisns con.
quese ssens - b eoDplsas - ths Rss.
slams havs sbenAossd svssythisa
Il 10 rsportsd this nornisg that ~
hostile forces south ef The Tunsu
river are II ride raass e saoh ethss
asd that ~ early essniot 10 imminent.
Both armies are face 70 facs and sach
seemingly AMIGOS fos dseisivs bsttis
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Dynamite works Blow Up.

Kingseoa. Kv.. AUg. THE dysa-
mite works ef the Nitro Powder eea.
pany d Aisee Holjsw. blsw sp shis
afternoon md froa Aftses 70 twenty
are reported killed. Ths 6sad ass Ill
worknss employed b ths company.
Several oshees In shs vieisity wsss
killed alse. The properly wAs Alnest
totally Damaged.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

FALSE ALARk-Ths nre whistl 70
sounded another false alarm last
night which made tho nre department
make useless run down Pixies Peat
avenue 70 Sixth street and from there
to Santa Fe avenue.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Unels Russell Eighty-nins

New York. Aug. "Russsll Sage.
the oldsss Anspcisf In Wall street,
celebrated bis eighty ninth birthday
and for ths second tins In the msm.
ssy Of bis Oldest sssocistes Mr..
oAos did not spend his annivsfsary
woskins st bis omos. Instead be
enjoyed . quiet shat with friends In
shs vsfanda Of bis Long Island sun.
oer hons.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
lie COLLINS FRAMElET
Home Of the Henderson Corset.-They Fit

secured here. In IN inter view last
evening Mr.. Beloher said that the
wireless system would probably not
be installed here before the Last Of
October.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

DRUG STORE SOLD-Dr. J. "
Rambo has sold his drug store q
Portland to DR. Hoffman Of Sweet
Water Lake. Wyo. The purchaser
has taken possession.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

FAIR-Oanon City men are arrAng.
ing for the annual fair next month.
Committees have been appointed and
they are now perfecting details for the
event.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

@. A. r. CIRCLE-Ail ladies Of
the q. A. r. Circle ars requested to
be present Saturday afternoon to At.
tend to business OF Importance By
order Of president.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

You can always depend upon get.
ting Eastman Kodak supplies Of Nor.
ris and Honeyman. the jewellers.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
WIRELESS sYsTEM-J. r. Bel

WIRELESS SYsTEM-J. r. Bel.
cher. oonssctsd with the American
DsFossst Wireless Telegraph com.
pany. is IN ths city selling bosds Of
shs company. Only ei0.o worth Of
them srs allotted 70 tIorsnes end
whsn thsss ass sold 70 ness ON b
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
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J. F. Terrence writes New York
Life Insurance. Office over Yelton's
Drug Store. 114-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Go 70 the Blue Front bakery for
bread. pies and cakes. l6-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
As orHERs sEE HIM-

AS OTHERS SEE HIM.. Wal.
Lace Of Florence 10 one Of the most
entsrprising men in the county. Wish
ws he'd . few like him In Canon
Canon City Record.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

For home e-rend dered lard try til
Central Market. There il none betts
In the city. 88-d
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

For everything nice In the meat
market line give the Central . trial.
SS-8a
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

ANOTHER BOY-A ten pound boy
arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs.
Herbert Hughes last evening. All
concerned are doing we'll.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Tho Central market 10 killing home
fed beef II 10 guaranteed 70 bl
perfectly fresh. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

BAND CONCERT The Knights Of
Pythiss band will render another
open air band concert ON the public
square this evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Tho Central market always hes
sveSythi ing that 10 necessary for Sun
day dinner. Try them for your
msats. vegetables and fresh fruit.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Home.rendered lard at the Central
Market. 8.S4
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, Aug. %-rhe hog rsosipss
10 this market today were 5000; In
KAaaas Oity 1000 and In Omaha 5000.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Danoe in Morgan hall Friday night
after the concert. 8i-88
Evening journal., 1905-04-24
STOLE A MARCH ON
BUSY CRAP SHOOTERS
Plain Clothes Men Took
Snapshot of Gamblers
at Play
speeIal to ID EvenIns Iournal.

New Castle, April 24-For some time
past certain parts of this city. especially
aong the river shore just above
Harmony street ana on the railroad
near seventh street. have been infested
10y crap shooters. and an efforts on The
port OF the local authorities to catch
the gamhlers have been unavailing.
In these localities men and boys,
both white and black, have made a
practice of gambling, Sunday being
their favorite time While the crap
games are In progressrp pickets are post
ed who give warming at the approach
OF suspicious looking stranger and
play at once ceases.
Yesterday while an the games We're
I'm progress, along the river shore, the
playres numbering about ten two men.
each carrying cameras, put in an APP
pcarance AT first they were eyed sus-
piciously by the shooters, hut as they
ers exclaimed "it's too late now boys.
game Dc was still continued.
Tho strangers after looking about a
bit. directed their camoras toward the
river. but turning them suddenly took
several snapshots Of the players. Dis
covering the ruse that had been played
upon them. the gamblers started 10
beat n retreat, when one of the strang-
ers exclaimed, 'its too late now boys
we've got YOU" The men were plain
clothes mon and the pictures VIII be
turned over to the authorities and ar
rests win follow.
Evening journal., 1905-04-24
BROTHER MURDER0USLY
ASSAULTS BROTHER
One Is in the Hospital and
the Other Is Under
Heavy Bail

Charged with murclerously assaulting
his brother, Joseph KamalslSi aged
% Years. Frank Kamalski. who is three
years younger, was arraigned IN City
Count To-day and held in $500 bail for.
a. heimng to-morow moming. The in
jurcd man is "a patient at the Delaware
Hospital as a result OF being struck
a heavy blow on the head with a beer
bottle in the hanrs of his hot-headed
brother.
The trouble arose during panty held
at the home of the <amalsld's. An
altcrcation ensued between the brothers
with serious results.
Frank McCabe charged james Com
way with assaultng him and the latter
was fined $40 and tosts. McCabe said
he WAS taking Conway to a lodging
house ON Saturday night. when the
latter suddenly struck him over the left
eye knocking him unconscious Con-
way had nothing to say in his own
defense.
Fines OF $40 and costs FOR disorderly
conduct were imposed ON the follow
ing: Clara Lewis, Susie Johnson. John
Davis. Mary Richardson, Hester Boyd
and Emma Hutchinson. an colored.
Tony RososlSi was fined SO for a similar
omense and the hearing of Ward smith
was postponed until tomorrow.
Charles Williams, colored, was
sentenced TO sixty days imprisonment
for vagrancy. Ranaeie Di Jorio viii be
tried on n charge Of pointing a revolver
on Wednesday night.