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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Die 9iebe bes GrlDierbersens.

@ie gut unb barmber5ie lit bod
infer Serr! @r lit Der quite Sirte.
Der Die 90 S6afe III Den Bergen
5uriidldbt, nm bas cine, bas perloren
9egan9en, an luden. gr gebt ibm
uabm ouf ieineu Srripc9en, folgt uns
ausgeiebt ieiner Spur lIno in6t nno
iuft unb rubt uidt, bis Ell es geflns
ben unO 6urild9ebradt bat 81 lei1er
9erbe.
Gin ioldcs @unber Der gottliden
&iebe criIbr por cinigen Sa~br6cbnten
Elm Wiann. Der, ais Yroteltant 9ebos
ren. I'M Srrtbum er5o9cn mar. ct
lebte in cinem 6citdnbigen Sample
3ipiifen gut unb bos. Srob 10 pieler
Grmnbningen. nn6 Der Wabr6eit 5u
iud)cn, fonutc er Die beilige Stride,
ieiue Wutter, nidt finbcn. Sange
Sabre Ihon bottc Der Serr an benz
9er3en oieIes @tunnes aetlopft. @r
polte ni6t o%iineu, poate Der 8naoe
iid niht 9efangcn gcben. Sen
itolscu Sinu moItc er nidt bel9eu
I'M bemiit6igen 8lauben. Sa5 bei>
lioite Satrament be5 Nltars tparb
i6rn gum Stciue be5 MitoBes. llno
gcraoe bieles Saframent Der Siebe
loate i'm IN ben Sdoob Der Stride
5uriidiiibreu! Is 9cidab auf fols
gcnbe &eiie.
Sener Wonu Itaub emit auf benz
Slnee Der Stabt. no er mobnte, ais
CT pl0bli9 ben Son cines @lDdleins
pernabnl, Das MAJ binter ibnl ldll>
tetc. gr i6aut iih nm uno Iiebt
cinen tatboIiiden Yr,eiter. Der bas
beilioitc Saframent 81 einem 8rans
fen trdgt. S6leunigit 9ebt er III
cine S%elienonile, INT nidt 81 leben,
lpie bn5 gldubige Golt iih nuf Die
&niec nirft, nm Dem i'm Safraulente
berborgcncn @otte feline @n6etlln9 5u
crlpeiIen. Sds Wlodleiu fomnlt
nGher - ser Yrieiter, itatt porii6er
Su 9ebeu, pie infer Waun sebofit,
bic9t in bieielbe @uiie ein. gilis
iliebt bieier III Elm Neben9dB6en.
Sus bo6miirbiglte @ut fol8t mid
bier Inn uah. @r iliidtet in cine
anberc Safe, Die cine Safgaiie mar,
unb oaS @lodlein iiibrt Seium. ben
0uten Sirtcn. in ebeu bieie Sad>
9aiie. 9a tritt er in ben Eborpes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

zines 5aliies; eerabe bier trdgt man
oas Iuerbeili9ite bincin. gr fliebt
big our oberiteu Sreppe. biz o Die
SdlpeIe zines SohltiibGers. llnb
bord, bn5 @l1dleiu nabt, Seius
fomuIt. bier lit Scr &ranfe. Der
Sriefter mib 9an8 nabe an penn Se~
ltiir5ten, DER niht peiter flieben
fam. poriiber. CIR ie9net ibn, unb
Ill oiefem Ingenblidc fdat unier
Rroteitdnt Dor benz 6eiligten Sns
trdmeute nieber itnb rnft nllS:
~SeiuS, Su bait MIDI iiberipunoeu!
SD lam niht larger lpiberlteben.
9fift Ben aranfcn, mcine Seele bait
Oh 9eilIft. Sd ersebe mid Dir.
id) bin beiie9t bon beiner 2iebe. @on
jest on bin ih Elm fatbpliiher Gbriit.
Sd CLAUDE, id boffc auf bifl Sd
mill Ieben unb iterbcn alS elm Sinh
Der beilisen tatboliihen Stride"
CT folgt DEM beimfebrcnben Sries
tier nod. Sn penigen 8o6en mar
fem llnterriht pouenhet. @r ihtpor
Den Srrtbum ab unb ipurbe IN Die
Stride auf9enommen. Naf eirem
2eben bon leltenem S%ltsenbeifer farb
er zines ielieen Sobes. Ser quite
Sirt bat fem S6dflcin he%imsebolt!
9ieber 2eier! Ser fl. 1nulus bat
einmal eeiagt: r@enn Semano
%uniern Germ Seils Gbriitus niht
liebt, Der lei i'm 9annel" (1 8or.
16. 22.) Iuh fir bid lit Der Seiz
lamb Der CUTE Sirte seporSen. Srlm
liebe i'm pon san5em Ser5enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
2iberale Stimnten iiber Helisiuns=
nnterridt in Der Sfule.

Iu6 in &reiien. no man ionit im>
mer fir ben .confeiiionsloien Helis
gionsunterriht" 9eihfpdrmt bat,
bridt enbli6 Die Grfenntnib iif
gdbn, baB Damit benz Golfe niht
eebolfen lit. Sm liberaleu n@ars
gauer Sa9eblatt" erbebt lid cine
Iolhe, IN jenem Eager bisber bereins
5elte, aber serabe barum boppelt be-
srilBensipertbe Stimme. .llniere
beutige S6ule. 10 id)reibt Der Mann,
perlest lid einieitie nuf Die
g it a II D 8 bilbuns nnb Die Ils>
riiitune CUR 8erufsarbeit. Na1 Der
Tflege bes iittliden 2ebens frnst Die
mooerne Seit nj d t unb 10 miro auh
in Der mobernen Sfile ipenig bars
mad 9etrnhtet, in Der &inbesieele bas
Iittlih &eine nnb @ute 81 loeden unb
gu i~tdrten. Iber aiIf einmal Itebt
Dor uns Die Srase: @ober fommt Die
3unabme Der Sittlibfeitsperbrehen,
Der SelbItmorbe, bes Ilfobolismts
unb Der 8enubluht? Sffenbnr
aus Der 8ernadldiiisung bes Iitts
lifen 2ebens in Samilie, S6ule unb
&ereinen. @ibt es benn feine
Madt. relhe bieie 0olfsfeinbe be-
fdmpfen unb iibeflpinben fam? Sod,
es eibt cine oI1e W q If t.,
unb bas lit ni6t Die 8eritdnDese
biloung. ionoern jene alte, nnueriuiiit-
life Sraft Der driitliden Rclisiun."
llnb bann iagt Der eleibe @ins
ienber in ienem Shipei5erblatt IN
iiberails treffenber. iflagenber 8eiic:
.Gonfeiiionsloie HeIision lit tpobl
Iol6e, Die an feline Der beitebenben
Gonieiiionen iib bait. liner @olf
tennt aber iolhe Helision;
benn iebe lebenbise mirfli6e 8elis
gion lit aus Der @ei6i6te unb aus
Dem @olfsIeben berausseipahien, unb
ibr Same beiBt 9onfeiion @s
piro au6 in Der Shule feiu eons
feIiionsloier llnterriht ertbeilt. Der
nirfli6 bas relisiDie 2eben pflegt
unb gum lebenbigeu 8ott flibrt. Sie
~n,cilten 2ebrer unterrihten nah ibrer
Gonfeiiion; Die confeiiionss uno relis
ai~onsloIen 2ebrer aber fonrlal MIR
Heli9ionsgeidi6te ertbeilen. bod nie-
mails ben 9inbern ben Weg meiicn
sum- l%cbenbisen 0ott."
n8el6es 3iel berfolst MIN Die
S6ule im Ielisionsunterri6t? 8enn
Tie Die 8inber 5u Der Guele fiibren
mill, aus Ser bas refine unb quite
2eben quilt, Damn mug eber
Gehrer mad einer 6 o NJ
feiiion nnterrihten, lno ipenn
er ielbit pbne goufeiiion Iebt, pirb
er aud Die ainber nidt Den @eg gu
@ott fiibren fonnen. Wir mii'ien
einmal nit benz un6aItbaren
Soama bon Dem confeiiionsloien Tes
ligionsnnterriht a II r a II II. Sie
@eriedter bieies 9o9mns baben bis
beute nod fem 2ebrbud fir iolden
llnterri6t berausgegeben; bas iouten
lie bod periuden."
9as lit elm pabres. Elm tapferes
8ort! bemertt ba5u bas Dytipm.
0olfsblatt". @er INNER Der Wiunn
lei, Der es geiprohen, er babe Sanf
bafiir. @leiben mir eonfeiiionea
jeoer auf ieinem grbreih. Gr5ieben
mir unlere 8inber in ben S6uIen
ais iiber5euste anbdnger ibres relis
oi0ien 8efenntnilIes. @rbeiten mir
ncben chamber. niemals segen
chamber. Sn bielem @eiiie er5ieben
mir Dem 8aterlanb Die treuelten unb
beiten Siirger. - Bic %Nhibanipens
bung auf unlere amerifnnii6en Iers
baltniiie ipiro jeber 2eIer lid ielber
MAIDEN fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Wer cine 6arte ODER gei6reiblrns
Der ct. Yeter's golonie niinift, Der
ipenbe ii6 an irgenb cine Der Citizen
AMERICAN LAND CO.,
Sumbolbt. Cast. Canada; ct.
gloub. Stearns Co., Minn., pber
1910 &Dn6 Strabe,
ct. &outS. Ro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Sit &rcbs erblid?

Or. 9pe, Der electromagnetic Spc.
sialiIt in Der gebanblrrng bon arebs
gu aanias Gitp, Mo., ~bebauptet,
Dab in ben langen Sohren leiner
Yraris in Der 8ebanblung bon
Carcinoma es lid unlpioerlealif)
bepieien bat, bas bieie arunfbeii
erblif lit, unb BOB err pobl bier
ooer mebrere Yerionen elmer so.
mile, Ole an oieier 8ranfbeit &C.
litten, bebanbelt bat. Ser @r5t
bot elm Bud, reihli6 iauitrirt, Der.
0ffentliGt, neldes gratis peri6idt
miro. @er INNER 10 bebnftet lit
ODER Solhe fennt, ioq ihreiben an:
Or. Spe, 3rawer iii, Santos
Gitn, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Vim genanntcn Gage berfuufen ofIc
gabnen in ben Rittcls, @eits. Glib
unb Norbueit : Staaten 8~unbfabrts
Sidets nad 5rmbolbt. 9robinS Sasz
fatdefuan, Canada, gum balbeu Yrciie.
Die Sidets iino 81 Sage ciiitie fir
Die &iidreiic. Ger ii6 nod bon benz
belten Saiioe in Der ct. Yeter's Co
Ionic eiae Sarm 5u benz iebigen
niebrisen Yreiien iidern min. Der
beridume bieie grfuriion niHt nnb
fpenbe fi6. in 3umbolbt ongclanst,
fcfort en- bic bortise Office Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
an Der Stclle Der dlten fommen

an Der StcIe Der dltcn fpmmen
nlDdbtc.
Yldrc unb sonitises sum gallc
elmer Stride nur0en in Sercitidaft
aciest. Sm Sriihiabre 1904 girg
mou OH Den eigcutIiden Ban oes
@ottcSbauies; Die Goutrefte laeen III
Den Sdnben Der Burlington Gone
itructipu So. inter Scr praftiihen
@eituna bes 0rn. Iualtit StenitrDm.
Stn Yfingltipnntnge b~eiielben Sahrcs
ipurbc Der @rlrnplteiu fcierlid gcle9t
uub am 4. Mppcmher 1904 mar baS
@ottesbnus ierti9; Sad uno SaHs
itubl. bon Der Sirma 8ecb Sros.
Carpenters 5l 8eit burlington ge@
ballt, nit einbe9riffcn. go mar Der
lhutudc 9uu bon arBen bin poQenoet,
aber Die Soften iuoren an Die S13,1
600 9eitiegen, cine Summe. bicl
bDber. oils IL nnfnn9s berchnet
bate. 8orIGufig fonnte nIio nid,t
an Die I~uoitattun9 bes Snnern Der@
ielbcn oeoad)t iperoen. Seoo6 I'M
Sriibiabre 1905 lullrhe bon &atcr
S6oeningb cine nele Sublfription
fir bas Snnere Der Stride nufge>
nommcn. Sic Seforations sIrbeiten
nurpen burf Die Sirma Sltten
'@ros. aus Wticolertopn. Soma, III
lo6euspcrtber @ciie ausaefiibrt. Die
Slempnerarbeit beipr9ten &elh 4
@ilion aus Webiopolis, pelhe ebens
falls einen Sei8s Npparat e%inIeetcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Gun Der Sh5pfung.

9ie 8iiicnidaft 5dblt irnsefdbr
400, 900 perlhieoene Sbierartcn nno
etnn 100000 peri6ieoene Yilan5en.
Gs oibt babel ettpa 100000 pers
idieocnc Safer. $4,000 SGmetters
linoe, 1900 ocrldie0ene 809el,
10000 Slide. 1000 S6lanaen,
10000 perihiebene Spinnen. 5000
8iirmer. $4,000 beridieoene Mols
luifen (@eib. 3. +. Seetbiere. SGnes
den. Iui1sltbiere II. i. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
sdlummerlicb fir muoerne ainbcr.

Shlummerlicb fir muberne Sinocr.
S6laf ainbhen, i6laf'!
Sn Shlummer iingt hid Wamas
Ybono9rapb.
Sein 8icgleiu i6autelt 10 ianit Der
Wiotor,
S'rum bleibe MIR rlibis uno leg Did
mlf'S DIR.
Ser Struipelpeter, ipcnn'S SIND
biibI6 ihlpeist.
@iro mor9en linn fiuemato9rnpbil6
ge5ei9t.
Sdlaf aiub6en, iblaf'l
Stia, 3inblein. fill!
Seine @lteru liBen I'M Iltomobil.
Sic baiten bur6 Stdbte rno SorTer
nit SleiB
llnb trainicren ii6 fir Den Serfomers
Yreis.
limb fommen Tie bann als Sie9er
nd6 SuuS,
60 leben mir mieoer in SauS Mno
Vrdus.
Stia. &inolein, IT'LL
S6laf. 9inblein, lflafl
Naa iibcrautelt ioeben elm S6af;
limb mas CT beute nod IpnIt iiber@
id6rt.
8irb morscn. elettrii6 geroitet. pers
5ebrt.
limb rie6t olld Der Sraten nod TART
nah 8en5in,
Gin 8inbd)en bon beute Iimmt 5
rubi9 bin.
Shlaf', 9inbhen, ihlaf'l
-f+-f-
Gtine Scpunbcrung lit ebrs
Ii1er ais lauter SeiiaQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24

Gtiuc Scmuuocrung lit ebrs
Ii6er ais Iauter SeiiaQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
GERMAN AMERICAN LAND co.

@te es in Der golonie iebt ails<
Iiebt. be5eust folsenber Iussug aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bieier Gage an
8eiiht betamen: Cine Sreube lit es.
ipenn man jest ourG Die 1eter'sS
Golonie fdbrt unb auf allen Seiten
praftpoae Selber NIT 8ei5en, Safer,
8erIte unb ionitisem 8etreibe 1iebt,
mo Dor brei Sabren nod tpilbe
Srairie unb @uid tparen. Gues
itebt nod pra6tbouer nie lebtes
Sabr. Sic 2eute aus ben Staaten
tpunbern iib ale iiber bic I60nen
Selbfriidte unb fiber ben SortI6ritt,
ben Die ct. Yeter's GcIonie in ben
BRET Sabren eema6t bat. Gin
Mann aus ben Staaten bet bier
bieIer Gage $50 ELDER 9anb fir
$11.50 per older baar sefnuft. Sas
lit II nidts Neres. aber Der Wann
mar Dor brei Sabren bier unb bate
cine fdDne 5eimitdtte. or IieB Iie
jeboh i'm Stid. &c tpar linn an
pilo unb piiit bier; bafte, in flint
ooer feds Sabreu fomme i6 NAL
tpieber nnb farfe bann 2anb fir
brei ober bier Dollar. Sest lit er
fliiser getporben. Wer nod nabe
bel Stride urb S6ule mill, Der muB
lid beeilen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-24
Wenn ni6ts mebr bilft, Der

Wenn nifts mebr bilft, berin6t
Sorni's IIpenfrduter : 8lutbeleber.
Nber iparum 10 LANCE tparten? Wenn
mar franf unb leibenb lit, pirb Ourh
&nrten nihts %eerpDnnen. S6nelI
baubeln bebeutet penieer 9eiben unb
g%eringere Iussaben. Shrcibt Inn
3eueniiie bon 2aubsleuten. tpelhe
ibre @eiunbbeit tpiebereeiponnen baz
ben on Or. Yeter Sabrnep & Cons
Co., 112-11S 60. 9opne Ibe..
Chicago. 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

their aspirations than afr. Roosevelt, y,
thN, am only repeating the statements r,a|yyER
representative Of organized Labor Eef,-+o's y
mittees Of Congress. Iie nas Just apDoin,.sc m
Presictnl of e. labor union 10 be a member ~ ,ae
highly important Interstate Commerce - ~ IA
sion. "a s Idle In view of his Just and mn, nIs
attitude toward both capital and labor IA ppsafta
thar his view Of MIR (s0mucrs's bin IL 49, @rs.
prejudice against the lab0ring Classes GO %
when the bill is not supported bv other naa,.sl1
organized labor. "'s o.
MIR. LITTLEFIELD'S COURAGE
The political power of the American Fas.
Or Labor every one recognizes and 81 vv.-,i,,-lo1
much easier for M Llttedeld. if he sought -. =
political Ircformeuf. 20 Weld Co the rao17.-. IN
vote Tor the reporting os 1lr Csomperss bif a. az
passage. and % avoid tho controversy which ~ ~
now brought on 1v expressing his honest or1-s@4
bur venture 70 think thaf hls conafifr.--...'t ~. .'t
Maine. r anyt thing can ne Judged from thei- =
history. ADMIRE courage more than they 40 -
ming. and welcome fu their Ecpresentaffvs
de1cs of courage when les exhibition cost, W
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Ia TOILETTE TO ASSIST
VIII Campaign a Wses rita Colby
Record and Fagar.

A telegram was received at the headquarters
the Republican State League for Equal IaxAs,0a'
No 7Ss Broad street. Newark. yesterday rom een
ator Robert VI Ia Toilette. Of Wisccnsln' sans
rhat h. would devote the week starting Seotsnosr
II 60 speaking IN New Jersey In ths interests
ths Colby movement and 70 aid IN the e4sctlo1 =
George I. Record. Corporation Counsel OF Sss
City to the United States Senate TO saecs]1 Ss'
ator Dryden.
Senator La Follette several months stO
ha1g nron,iss that he voula sndsavoT 70 spend .
week IN hslplng state senator Everett Co.'''
Mayor Mark ~ Fasan and Mr. Record N tas-
hght for good government. The wsek % sgys9-S sgys ~
Il Is the week preceding the primaries ~+i'-
on SaoUember 81
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
BLOW At ADDICKS.
Loses Star iR Harmony C0nrsaf'"
-BurtOR demonstrated.

Dover. Del. Sept She Joint RspuoIlcan 80 80
Convention to-day renominatsd Hiram X D...s ..'s.
OF Lewis. for Congress. new and sinsls ~-sl.s
Iican State Committee. which VII replace ths -
and Regular Republican committees Nas s,,,s,
An unexpectsd development occurred Just os,'..
adjournment. The convention. BY a vote OF -, =,
S3 decided 20 do away with thu Union Hs2u-A
emblem OF a hvo-pointed star on the ballot q
The resolution was introduced by DIT. 49, s,.v
Layton or Georgetown. who IS auditor OF u9 ''. -
Department az Washington. and a hNe.t A.
suited batwsen Addlcks and Layton. Aeel,.r, tSs
Dealed 10 his friends 10 stand BY him anu Ir-.rscn
star. and thus maintain the Union oif s1aks ID
After being defeated. Addicks said ne woela aSIsn
matter into court In an effort 90 keep TIE s.~ruoa
AS the convention was called % enetcii rat M
it is Believed n will Fail, Addicks sa-1 .sO o
mOny cannot be effected ualcss ne ana - nass.,xslSe
400 followers In New castle County aIe ...sv -
hy allowing the star to renlll-l as ene"
tLem.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
MIR LITTLEFTTLp.

] lave come into tbs district AZ tie Teauest OF
Mr. IAtti-held 20 take part In his for con-
He IS legislator Of ability, nGnes and Cour
age. with hizp IDEALS and clear perCeptica f. MS
lose a most useful representative Mr.. Lltuedell
believes what he believes with eaTuestness and
does not hesitate - state hts reasons with force
ara cdndor. He q type OF the whom this
great state has been In the habit or sending 70 both
houses Of Congress; men who by their force and
character and experience have given this state
ana the people Of this state much more influence
I'm 1ational councils than the EumbeT OF It's people
or the extent 0f its business interests and wealth
would justify. Whether In the House the Se--
10 bill Is 90 he passed, tie questions how the
representa- ttVes OF Maine viii vote IL, what they
viii say in opposition To II. or in defeIce of 1t.
what influence they will bring 10 bear with their
fellows for It's passage defeat. have always had
oppose the measure. The people OF Maine
have secured this. first by ARE iu selecting their
Representatives and. second. by continuing them
tn ontHe after they nave acquired experience. and
urss. In the indepeudence OF their views they NAV
differ from the majority Of their constituents. Mr.
Lttlereii Is a .tanch Republican sometimes he
has not favored measures which the administration
hoped might pass but generally re - GoIated as as
has been strorg and efficient supporter Ot MT
RoosaveiTs policy 20 curh the misuse or corporate
wealth and railway discriminate Ton lie does not
crst Nothing could Sc further from the truth than
th3t the administration would pe srauned by his
aeIeat On the contrary. u leels uls hVeiisst In
tsrsst in and desire for his success
OPPOSITION TO Mr.. LITTI-EFIELD.
Mr.. IAttI-A.Ia. together with Mr. Cannon and
some other Conxrs.snen, have incurred the pro-
nounced political opposition OF the American Fed
Grafton oS Labor and OF Mr.. Gompers because. IN
sos discaArss oe kAAy Congressional dutieA they
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Your own able Senators nave thus far. 7 believe.
escaped such attacks, but their prominence ability
and dlStag IiShed service DO not assure them i'm
mWlty. Senator FRYE, that warhorse Of Repub-
tiCaulSm. before his constituents for return 10
the Senate Maine will certainly honor itself again
by continuing him ln the sesr in vhici he has
served his state and country 50 lorE with marked
fidelity and uRefulness
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

address before a large audience al Citv Ftsu -
tonight criticised Samuel Gompcr-. r-esid.,. !.
the American Federation - labor The sD..s..
was introduced by senator William p Frvs
NJ. Cannon said.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
GREAT STATUTES OF THIS CONGRESS

GREAT STATUTES OF THIS CONGRESS.
But the an,i-tru.t and tho railroad rate csisIs-
S0ngTessonsi session o- MI RooseveI,'z admin.
lsLratOn- The record 90 this Congress for great
public. Is no; eqraued by that Of anv toTsrSls
~ SinGT re var se ,o lniSls@,on Of me methods
ouate inspection snd sanitary Tnethods of ite
preparation. are instances Of now prompt Pres
dent Roosevelt IS ~ his eroTt 10 stamp out 2
puoe evil and how quickly RE R47uhllcsr M
lorty in tho senate and the House responded 70
las EecoInnendsilcE ana ufScalS. DoGbtIess =
but this loss was inconsiderable when Compared
with the immense benefit done 20 the country and
tie world IN securing proper methods of preparing
20 p.oos,. s9I also IN pia Ing what Is enc
efs and Stock rsiseTs, on proper and secure basis
one rnent lrd nuke nlr n -orS 49,
the provisions against tho importation Of disease
into this country from countries less careful than
pure Food si considered hv snY Sobs1:sssss ses
ana passed by TINS one. for the purpose OF dis
coursging tie Use Of dsisteTiOus aduIIerants = a
SRRsr act SdSpsd FOR tho ppfpos. d s
more eff1eient our important consular service and
snd Irom99ilo1 sSd taking i out q politics ne
canal BY which IN eight wears az the fzrthest
largest ships of peace ana war may pass from one
upon tue commerce OF The world. ana doubling the
efficiency Of our own navy; the Statehood act VIII en-
sSn sSe % % NeW MsHco ana Araona each The5
an insufficient number Of people 20 become a state
an opportunity 20 come In as united state, or 20
await the growth OF the population until they may
be take In as two states. the DenatuTed Alcohol
bin. which, against the most powerful Influences.
p both houses providing for the use OF
alcohol In the arts and In neatirg and tghting-ars
some Of the measures which stamp this Congress
rs one anxious 20 serve the true interests of the
people. AND not deferred from aOnx 20 by the fsGt
or large corporate enterprises.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF AND TRUSTS.
One Of the contentious OF ths psnoeratic party
8. that ths proteetive tarin develops trusts, ana
that the most Formidable weapon that could be
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

PoLITICAL RESULTS.
,The ATTITUDE xnich Mr.. Roe.eTslt took With re-
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to murder preferred against him In
Justice Mars halls court.
According to the account OF the DIFF
ficulty. McLendon was taking an en-
CINE into the roundhouse when Brock
In some manner. running his engine
on the same track, bumped into Nc
L.endon's engine. Hot words on the
subject OF who vas at fault In the
matter ensued and McLendon and
Brock left their engines and made
for each other, McLendou, II IL said,
In going into the encounter. picked up
a piece OF lead pipe, with which he
struck Brock some fearful blows over
the head. which knocked the latter
senseless for d time,
McLendon claims that Brock was
armed with a large monkey wrench,
with which he endeavored to strike
him.
McLendOn was arrested Saturday
and gave bond for his appearance
In Justice Marshall's court whenever
Brock Is able to appear.
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Erisco.santa Fe Contract.

A contract has been made between
the st. Louis & San Francisco rail-
road and the Santa Fe Refrigerator
Dispatch company whereby the Frisco
will have the use, of the Santa re re-
refrigerator car line equipment for
the handling Of fruit shipments orig
mating on the Frisco lines during the
coming season. The Frisco's contract
with the Armour line expires April 30
and the Santa FEES refrigerator cars
will be utilized after that date for
all the Frisco fruit trade. The straw
berry season alone nets a considerable
reyenue to the Frisco to mail points
in the southwest. The Santa Fee BE.
f~rigerator Dispatch company IS nan
aged By Colonel Joseph s. Leeds. with
headquarters in Chicago. It was or
ganized chiefly for the purpose o.
handling the California fruit crop and
the equipment is specially designated
for the transportation Of that class o.
p~erishab'e freight.
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No. I. Chicago Limited. solid Pull
man train with dining. observation
and buffet library cars, unsurpassed
equipment and service.
No. 2. Atlantic Express. has Pull
mar and tourist sleeping cars for Chi
cago and Kansas City, and = tourist
car for Denver. A Pullman car for
Denver Is also added at Trinidad. Ar.
rives at La Junta at 1890 y. NJ, con.
Meeting with No. s. leaving La Junta
$40 a. mo arriving at Pueblo 500
a. M. Colorado Springs 6:35 q. m,
Denver $3.50 a. m.
No. s, Kansas City and Chicago Eek.
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep.
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. Ar.
riyes at La Juata 1915 a. M. connect.
Ing with Nc. 603, leaving La Junta
1910 p. m, arriving at Pueblo 200
p. NJ, Colorado Springs $3.50 p. M,
Denver 500 p. m.
No. ~ Chicago Fast Mail. has Pull.
man Aleeper. Ell Paso to Kansas City
is the connection from all points south
Of Albuquerque. Does the local work
from Albuquerque to Ratoc.
No. 3. California Limited. has same
equipment as No. 4.
No. / has Pullman and tourist sleep
Ing cars for southern California. This
train does the local work from Ration
to albuquerque.
No. Z, Mexico and California Express
has Pullman and tourist sleeping carr
for northern California points, and
Pullman car for FL Paso and City o
Mexico. connection for Ell Paso. Dem
ing. Silver City and all points In Mex
leo. Southern New Mexico and Ar
IONA.
No. 8, California Fast Mail, has Pull
man sleeping cars for all California
points. This train Is consolidated
with No. Z at Albuquerque.
W. J. LUCAS, Agent