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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24
her parents. ~. and Mrs. cuThIrth.

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CuToirth
Rev. n. H. Fowler of Hoyt who
preached at Humbolt Sunday vii arr
rive in Topeka today 70 attend the an
nual meeting Of the Sunday school
union Of the n. E church which con-
venes this evening in the First church.
Miss Elizabeth Henry will arrive to-
morrow from Baker university, E.ald-
win. to attend the Sunday school union.
Miss Henry is cone Of the delegates
S. J. Layman from the second bat
TALON from TT Riley is visiting in town.
G. c. Underwood left yesterday for
his home in Hoisington after a stay Of
several days IN North Topeka looking
after his property interests.
The Argonauts met last evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Nichol-
son, 919 Van Buren, street. The lesson
in Spanish history was conducted by
Rev Walter E. Tanner and the papers
for the evening were. one on Spanish
Art and Artists" by Miss Kate Hal
and one on Spanish Games and Amuse-
ments' by Mr.. Nicholson. The musical
part Of the program was in charge OF
Miss Packard who gave a piano solo
The visitors present were Mrs ". S
Charles. Miss Packard and Mr.. ". A
Forbes.
Mrs l. 2. Droflinger entertained
the ladies' of the Blue Relief Corps
yesterday at her home on Quincy
sewing and discussing the adyisabilits
of holding a bazaar in c injection WITT
the next pension dinner.
The Farmers, Institute viii hold tt
first session Thursday evening At Z: 81
o'clock at the Indian Creek schoo
house Eve miles northeast OF town
The prograzaEne for this time VIII IN
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clude a talk on Corn Improvement
by Prof. 7. J. Willard Of the K. S. A.
c., a talk on Grasses by the well
known Shawnee county nurseryman,
J. F. Cecil, and a recitation by Glen
wood Jones
Mrs. c. E. Jordan entertained at a
one o'clock luncheon yesterday at her
home, 1922 Jackson street, in honor
Of Mrs W S. Charles Of Los Angeles,
Cal. who is the guest of Mrs. G. G.
Nicholson and of Mrs. Ed. Davies and
mother, Mrs. Ann Param0re also OF
Los Angeles. The table flowers were
pink carnations and this color was
also used in the other decorations.
Covers we're laid for Mrs. Charles.
Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Paramore, Mrs G.
E. Hawley, Mrs. c. G. Nicholson, Mrs.
J. F. Buck. Mrs. Lillian Pagan and
Mrs Merrill Of Long Beach, Cal. The
afternoon was spent with music ana
social conversation. As the three
guests Of honor had all at one time
been residents OF North Topeka there
was much Of interest concerning those
old times to discuss. Mrs. Charles
who Is en- route to her home from q
trip to the Atlantic coast, Will leave
the first Of November This week she
viii be the honor guest at number
of affairs given by her Topeka friends
and next Tuesday Mrs J. =. Buck and
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Pagan, viii
give an afternoon for her at the homs
OF Mrs Pagan, 420 Buchanan street
south.
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rage of their daughter. Lucy May, tC
Mr.. Ernest Osborne Coblentz OF To.
peka Mr. and Mrs. Coblentz will hs
at home at 1913 Quincy street.
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riage of their daughter, Lucy May, to
Mr.. Ernest Osborne COblentz OF To-
peka Mr.. and Mrs. Coblentz will be
at home at 1913 Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Elliott gave
an autumn leaf party last night in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Osborne
Coblentz. The other guests were MI
and Mrs. J. F. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. L.awless, Misses Emma Bryson, Irvyl
Riggin, Mary Aten, Bertha Rowles, ].
c. Stewart, F. W. Durein. Hugh Lud-
wig.
There is a new marrying story on q
prominent man who has been a wtdower
for many years
All the men of the Helianthus set
and their friends are invited to attend
the subscription skating party at the
rink Friday night. The rink will be re-
served for this party.
Mrs. c. E. Jordan gave a luncheon
yesterday at her house 1922 Jackson
street north for Mrs. W. S. Charles of
Los Angeles, California, who is visiting
Mrs. c. c. Nicholson and other Topeka
friends. The other guests were Mrs
Nicholson, Mrs. E. W. Davies and her
mother, Mrs. Paramore, of Los Angeles,
Mrs Merrill. Mrs. c. E. Hawley. Mrs.
j.. r. DUCK anu ME- w. T. I d5dn
The West side Forestry club viii
meet tomorrow with Mrs 0. E. Walker,
They are reviving the story, freely
circulated at the time the young man
left college last winter, Of the approach
ing marriage of a South Harrison street
girl. a belle of the debutante set, and
the son of a prominent business man.
The E. O. w Duplicate Whist club
viii meet at 2.30 o'clock Friday after
noon with Mrs. John Baker on Van
Buren, street.
The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Boltz was cele-
brated Monday night by a surprise
party given for them by the members
of the NJ. W. club. of which Mrs.
Boltz is a member, and their hus-
bands. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Bonebrake, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. ". F.
Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Finch, Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Brooks. Or. and Mrs.
c. r. Hulett, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. De
Almond, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hodgins,
Miss Sadie and Anna Doyle and Mrs
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Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. c. NJ. Sperry OF Los Anseies'
cal, and Mrs. L. D. Jacobs OF EN-
poria, are guests OF MISS anna p =
" MI NJ a. A. Robinson left today for
the CITY of Mexico after a short stay
Mrs. Edward Weymouth Cartilage
of the City of Mexico IS the guest OF
Mrs. Jesse S. Leach this week
Mr.. Ralph T. Ogilvie of st. Paul IS
visiting at the r. NJ. Spivey home.
Mrs lem White OF Ration, n. NJ
who is the guest Of Mrs. Arthur Mills,
win leave for her home tomorrow.
Mr.. T. J. Bauer Of CenneIisvllle' Pa
arrived today to visit MS sister MIS-
". E. AfcVey-
Mr.. julius Weiss left last night for
PaIo Alto. California, called by tele-
gram. announcing the serious illness
of his daughter, Mrs. Harry +, Chand-
Ter. Mrs. Weiss has been in Palo Alto
with her daughter for q number of
T me family Of the Rev. DR.. Frank
lynch. the new pastor OF the First
N. e. church. have arrived from
Wichita and are at home at the par
sonage at 500 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Leon futile is expected from
Chicago Friday for a visit to her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Raub.
Mr.. Bayard Whitney of Kansas City
Is in town to stay until Friday.
Mr. Charles Hayden and Mr.. Geo.
HAYDEN of Vetmore are guests of their
brother. Mr.. Richard F. Hayden.
Miss Elgy of Delaware. O.. is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. John T.
Clancy.
Mrs. Myrtle Dallas Gage IS expected
home next Tuesday from the City OF
/ Mexico. where she has been the guest
/ Of her sister, Mrs Thomas Bancroft
! Frost.
Mr.. Harry Lewis viii be home from
the University at II wrence to spend
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
". = Lewis.
MRS. Palmeter and her son OF Esk-
ridge are spending a few days with DR.
and Mrs. r. s. Magee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevenson d
T1ron wiz come to Topeka Thursday Il
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MAIL ORDERS FILLED-Ssmd III yOnr order for one
H'qsstS once, before sizes
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Columbus, o., Oct. 24.-Major GEM
eraI James W. Forsythe. one OF the
best known among retired army Off
GERS, suffered a stroke Of paralysis
Tuesday and his condition. considering
his advanced age. IS regarded as serf-
Gus. General Forsytf1e served IN the
Civil war with distinction and since his
county.
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W. Miller of Kansas City, No, who is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. w W.
Decker. and mother who is sick at
Mrs. Decker's. The house was beau
TRULY decorated in strings OF red
hearts, and the customary wedding
bells were suspended in the center of
the rooms. The rooms were also
decked with colored foliage.
X y
The marriage of Miss Daisy Erkine
Woodfng and Mr.. W. Guy Warner OF
Manhattan. Kan, was solemnized last
evening at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. ana Mrs. James W.
Wooding. 5O4 Van Buren, street, the
Rev. Frank Lynch, D. D., pastor OF
the First NJ. E. church, officiating.
None but relatives and very near
friends were present. The out OF town
guestg we're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hoffman, Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert faleS
of Manhattan and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
7, nweIle of Fmporia Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner will leave today for Portland
oregon. where MT Warner viii en-
rare in business and where they VIII
reside.
An out-of-town agement which
has recently been announced is that OF
Miss Ruth Cusey of Darlington Ski4;,
and Mr. Maurice O'RouTke OF Ell ~
Reno. Okla, formerly Of Yopeka- MISS
Cusey was a student at Bethany col col
lERe Two y C<1Ao 60 O@
take place this winter
Mrs G. B. Kirk gave a breakfast
,,eSterdav for Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Knowd. who leave soon Tor a per
manent residence in Galveston, Tex
Miss Belle Evarts will give an after
noon party Saturday in honor or MISS
Tthie Hulet, whose marriage Is TO
take place next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Speed Hughes enter
+s,ne5 their neighborhood Five Hun
bred club last night.
Former members of the Cronea
club viii have a meeting this evening ms
81 The home of Miss Margaret Gil
a. e. - FOR the purpose of reorganizing.
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Foot al snov "a e .Rosebud.

norfolk, Neb., Oct. 24.-The storm
stilI prevails in the northwest part Of
the state and In southern South Da-
kota. There is q foet Of snow on the
Rosebud reservation Wires are down
on the Northw estern main line west
Of Stuart. The temperature has fallen
in the northeastern part Of Nebraska
and sIeet IS now falling
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Los Angeles. san Francisco and Other
California Point Szs. OO-santa Re.
Tickets on sale daily commencing
Auguet 9th to Oct. 31st- Good in
Tourist Eseapins cara ana eree Chal3
cara
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4 simple frock Of dark red serge is
depicted in the drawing. the trimming
consisting Of groups of narrow tucks
around the bottom of the skirt. this
tUcking also being used on the lower
part of the bodice and sleeves. Bias
bands of corded silk of the same shade
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BFeQe anaeoeibeu Iaiien au fDnner,
cine &rantenpfegerin en9aairt. uno
oieier era6blte Die Srau. onB ibr
Wtan1 iie su neraiften berlubt babe.
CT babe ibr ars 2. &pril b. So.
8ihienid0ten au eiien Qegeber uno
smiihen oas Semitic elm neiBes
Buloer geftreut, nUrauf lie erft
ernitlib ertrantt iet. Die &rantei1>
pflegerin uar eeneiat. bieie grsdbs
lung fir elm 8abnaebiloe Der fieber.
franfen Trau 81 Salten, eritattete ie'
ooh iebt aeaer ben Oberamtn,anrt
IS. Die Nnaeiae. nahoem ibr aub
uun anoerer Seite Der 8eraiFtunass
neriu@ beitdtiat tuDroen mar. 9as
Dienftmdoher oes O~beramtmannes,
bas tiralib entlafien mDroen lit, bes
hauptet ndnli6, ebenfaus geieben 81
baben, wie O. Elm meiBeS 8uloer
5niihen Die ieiner Trau pOraeiebten
BObner, aeihiittet bdtte. Die
5taatsanualtihaft in &Dnies Wu'
fterbaulen bat auf @runb Der ange'
fteqten @rbebungen Die %grhumierung
oerBeritsrbenen a%naeDronet. Die
9eibenihau olrfte eraeben, oh es
fth BET Der NnSeiae r,ur un &ahes
atte aegen g. banbelt. Doer Db Die
Nnihuloiauna auf 8abrbeit berubt.
Oberamtmann 9. befiuoet iih our
Aeit auf Rei5en.
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xegae.
Die nernpfratiidhe G

Die bemDtratiiGe Staatsfun'
pentiDn in Dallas bat iib Dr9anilirt
uno lit fir bic 9ominatiDn ferti9.
ueber ben Nusfau Der NDmination
tam man nod ntftS i'm BDrau8
iagen.
= Die republitaniide GtaatstDns
benton in 81 BalD bat li@ organic
firt. Sic miro @. 6. Nperiq in
Beaumont als @Duuerneur, s. 6pfs
being in Neu : Braunfels als Gices
@puberneur uno CHARLES Us. Ogden
BON bier also eneralanmalt aufiteuen.
Die Transformation Der Gns
ii 2pon : &epublitaner in 6oufi0n
bat 6. 5. 81. Green in Xerren als
9Duuerneur uno s. 6. Gibbons in
Baris als 8ices@ ouoerneur nDmi'
nirt.
- Die Transformation Der Yros
bibitioniiten in 3erreu bat s. Us.
Bearion als @0uuerneur nDminirt.
Reger : SDloaten baben in
Brownsville ibllmme &ubeit0runs
aen oeranlast. Sic baben Die Sdu'
fee BON Souls 6. Conan uno g..
Start aneeariffen. ben Barber Sea-
tus erihoiien uno ben 8pli5eisGeut'
nant 9Dminaues peruunoet. Ser
game 3rubel ioQ oapon beraetoms
men iein. oaB Die Sal0onmirte iid
ueiaerten, ben Reaer Soloaten an
oemielben Blas mie ibren meiBen
&unoen Bier 81 nertaufen. Der
WaD0r Der Stnot bat UNI Die 3us
ienouna p0n Staat8milii erluht.
- Cine ieltiame @eihihte uiro
aus Belton berihtet. 8or einigen
Taaen tam elm Tremoer autn Sheriff
8nrfes uro bat i'm, linn bic grlaub.
ais aunt Beiud oes gountpeefana.
nilies gu aeben. gr babe stpar teine
Betannten bort. aber er let elm gbriit
uno miinibe bic @efanaenen AL be.
iuhen. Sheriff 8urdes gina nit
linn CUR nSail" untermegs tam ibnt
fem Bealeiter aber 10 ~ipnoerbar Dor,
er ihaute ihn Iih 9euauer an pno er'
fannie nun; oaB oas Sianalement
zines @eiitestranten, Der auf Dem
@eae nah benz Srrenhaule in 2erreu
ieinen 8artern e%ntiprunaen mar,
9ana genau auf i'm paiie. Or nabnl
ibn feit uno bradte i'm o0rtbin, ND.
bin er uDqte, mad Der Sail, aber
| niht als Beluher, iunoern uls 9e'
fangener.
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MuerIet.

= Die SunfetsB abn hpfft biz gum
Dunnerstaa ipdteiten6 ibren 9ienit
auf Der 81 Baio Strede in Der alterl
Beiie pieoer aufnebmen au t6nnen.
GDn beute an fahren tdalih
suei Slge ppn bier nab 8ictnria.
Dienstaa mDraen ftarb auf Der
Jarm ibres 8atten an Der 2anernia
2anoftraBe, uneefdbr fieben Meilen
BON Der Staot, Jrau Gbriltton
@embler.
Qeber ben BDleeat Greet, Is
Wteilen BON bier. i0u cine Bride &C.
baut meroen.
Im Sanftaa foutrnen bic &on-
conference.-the in 8erbinouuq nit
Der grmeiteruna bes st. Sam 6ou'
itDn aur Gerbanbluna.
gs ftebt ttanHer TO tief uni
blidt bod If. ieiner @~inbiloune nod
auf Weniben hinunter,
9a@oenten lit INNER pDr BEN
6anoelt am ~nirtiamiten.
Die Shuahe oleler 2rlrltel
beitebt geraoe i'm Trinten ftarfer &C.
trdmte.
WanGe Weniben pfleeen 0eu'
aierbe als 8iiienihaft gu beseiten.
8er gu piel unternirntnt, Der
ibernimmt ith lei@t.
- Wenr elm Beib Dfentlih eine
Sbmabbeit begebt, 10 bat Die gauge
@elt Die 8erQebune im Sersen uni
Die Gerurteilung auf ben 2ippen.
- Sc geiftreiher bu bift. oeftO
mebr Dummheiterl oarfit ou iaaen.
= Wanher balt fid fir Elm Ori'
ainal uno 1T elm Sunberlina.
- ssir ben beobabtenben Dihter
uno Observation-Disclosures iino ale
Weniben ieiner umeebung - Ser
iuhsfaninhen.
- Die Symphonic uniereS See
ben8 baut iib auf aus ben 2eitmuti'
ben unlerer Suaeno.
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3nr 3eit bet 8anmtuoas Grnte.

-
Ser Staoter lebet nod in Staub unb
ShtueiB,
uno gelbliHgrau erfdeinen 6Iar Hnb
5elber;
Odd jheint bieNuguiipnne ,atihenb heiS,
9erab anf tueiBbeibni' ne8aumtppufeIber.
Seltion1er @ioerinruh Der 5iob uns aeiot:
Ses &tntsrs Bib in heiBen Sommertas
aenl
Surd bas oes 5srmers froae SDHuuna
Heiot;
Cotton is ripe''. h5rt man nod inamer
iagen.
Die Baumtupu' III oes Teraa.Sarners
Sreurbi
ISL tebt Der 9rets?", 10 t1nt's BON
Munb 5u 0eunbe;
uno fteiot IN Siberppl &c ein'ae ,1pint",
90 brtngt Der telegraph uns babor
&unoe.
rlnb auf benz Jelo bemiibt fid gros unb
&iein,
DAT je6er in benz DENT besR1nias fr6hue.
Sa tuirb tpinfpmmen audi Der Weaer iein
nno onutelbdut'a &c Monte5uma.S bhne.
rnb Samfags lit es il, benz tleinften Ort
90 lebbaft tpie in groBen MetrDpplen.
Der BHider Sbaaren temn1en, INN ii6h
bort
Bon etner ISOLDE rpie6er su erhpIen.
gs fommt benz Sarbieen nidbt in ben
Slim,
Hob LANCE nit Dem 8flderlohn All oei.
gen;
Der lit oes &nnfmonns Iiherer getpinu.
Benn er ueritebt, bic Rauauft redht au
rei3eu.
SebD6 oas bette MitteI, bas er tpeiE.
ST Zone Star Nier, pb bellies pher
buuteI,
@ie flhlt urs ibon, fpeun Stirn unh
Sruft uns hei6,
SIN tlaren @ln8 fem braunes @plboe.
funtel.
limb ruenu Der @ehen Sorgen oaun por.
bel,
nnb man Iitl trift. in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$50 man fidl ausiprift, bieoer, frnnt unb
frei,
tlub9ieosr iinst mad alter oeutiher@eife.
Damn 1T es rpieoer nur oas 3uue 8tar
Bter,
9aS froh eelbit bic SerdeH uno bic Bun.
gen.
Der Mono eral6ust mol lanait am Dim.
mel bier,
8is oaB has leste 9ieo ii nusaeiunaeu.
nno menn man enblih iih sum Seimtues
Ihidt.
Rimnit mon nod ein paar Staihen nit
raur NIten".
Benn Mutter bann oas p,4llalnp" er.
blidt,
Biro nibt @ar6iuenpreoiet mebr qe.
halten.
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Raih trttt Der Sob

ben Meniben an. 8entge Stunben,
naeboem er itb an ietn Saeetuert be9eben
brtnet tar ben grndhrer Der Samilte ben
Seinen entieett tn's Saus. MDnatelane
pprber batten i'm ihDn bic beribtebenften
Nnaeiben, tute Watti9teit. SerstlDpfen,
5bpinoel, 8erftopfuna &C.. oaron 9e'
mabnt, baB rim lhneres 9etoen an ihnl
sehre. Nber er bate oteie 8Drb0ten oes
gpbes unbeacbtet aelafien. Nus tuelhem
@runoe r1aa 6ahinaetelt bleiben. Siher
o6er 1T, haB er BET rebtseitigem @ebraube
Der beribmten ct. Bernard &rduterpilen
heute mod am 9eben iein tpiroe.
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SaifonsB ueiie.
Bel oieiem beiBen Wetter.
Better,
Bel oieier erOBen 6iBe
ihmiRe
Bel oieier eruSen @drrae
bdrme
Old niht urn 6isearaoe.
neir, babe!
xaubbeit fanm ntapt gepetlt ,peroen


burh IOtale @ppl;tatiouen, neil lie ben trantsn Ssil
oes Obres ni9t erreiten tbnnen. Is siebt nur els
ntn 8ee, Die Saubbsit gu t~uriren, uuo Der n Sur@
tontituttonele 9eilmtttel. Saubbeit uiro onrh sis
men sntshnsstea ,3atanS Der i6leimissn alstiei-
oieie &6bre ff e~nt5luoet, babt ibr einen rImpauoen
Son ODER unocltommenes @ebbr; uno psnu lie eaus
sei9lofeu 1T, erfolst Sanbbeit, uno psun bic Gnts
innoune niht 9eboben uno oieie R0bre uieoer in lbs
rem eeb6riesR 3uitano uerfeBt perosn fam, piro has
Seh6r fur INNER 3erft0rt lperoen; neun Gdae unter
ols Elm entSlnoeter 3ufano Der i8leimieen Sbers
HIDDEN III.
gBir nolsn einbunosrt 8oIars fAr ieoeu (eurA
Ratarrb uerlrfahten) GAL BON 6aubbeit aeben, ben
mir ni6t ourh Ginnebntsu bon Satf's 8 as
tarrbs u T btilen tbuuen. 2aBt Cub I'M.
isnft @irellare tonuen.
s.. 8. g benep 8 Co., 9Olsoo, Ohio.
8erfauft bon alien &potbetern, 4reis 10 Gents.
Nebnt 6aps Gamilen 9iaen fur geritopfunl.
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Oas Gnoe

aler 2eioen fam fir g. $. 8ulfe
nDn 8ear @rone, Sa.. oils er beaar,n
Slettrie 8itterS gu nebmen. CT
ifreibt: v8or spei Sabren fit i'd
ihper an ben @ieren, electric Bits
ters befreite mid. gr bette MIDI
auh BON allaemeiner Shmahe.
Sibere Sur fir ale WaQen., 2ebers
uno Differentiation. 8luttrantbeiten,
RopFueb, Shmdbe etc. 8reis SOC
-oarantiert. gu haben bel Noolph
Dreis uno &. &altener & Sohn.
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I'M ftanbsbemeis

.Da leie ih eben, baB elm Sarmer
in Beuniplnanien $4,000 aefunoen
bat. Die feline peritorbene Srau unter
benz 2eppih uerftedt bate.
wNu ia," antmortete feline Traa.
,,er muB 10 faul aeueien iein mie
Du, uno bel tbrer 2ebseit ben 9ep'
pih ME 9etlopft baben."
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W o b n.

,Wama. suinae mid nibt, oieien
ihredliben 6errn Stones gu beiraten.
Sd bafie i'm, id oerabiheue i'm uno
oerahte ibn".
.Iber fiebes &inb, oas tannit bu
ibm bod allies iaaen, nahoem Sbr
uerbeiratet leio."
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@lauben un nidtfeben.

Gin ib~laeferti9er iuneer Wann
plauoert init einem arDBen 5inansier,
Der als iibertrieben fpariatn betarnt
nar. SIM 2aufe oes @eipr6hs oeu.
tete Der Wulti.W iuiundr auf ieinerl
Wnsua uno iaote:
uSh babe in meinem 2eben teine
upotbeter' 8reiie fir nod WaB ge.
mabte aleioer beaablt. Dieier Nne
aug bier foftet mid adt Dollars uno
fiinfsie Gents. Wenn ih Shneri
aber iaate, er fofte $35. tpiroen Sic
es AUDI a[auben?"
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DRAUGHON'S
RMMAUGaAaqA

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson,
austin, Waco and Ell Paso. 1T Colleges
IN 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for it.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09
Predictions ior June

IA Voes weather forecasts for June
arr a. follows 'sultry showery
weather will prevail THE month with
plenty Of rain well distributed over
the country First 70 third sultry
with local showers fourth 10 fifth, not
and sultry sixth 70 eighth on the
sixth a storm will form over the Mis-.
souri valley and move eastward causing
violentt. local thunder storms ninth
70 twelfth. pleasant with rising temp.
eratnre
On the thirteenth a storm viii form
over the Ohio valley and move east
ward. causing local thunder storms
sixteenth - seventeenth, pleasant
eighteenth 10 twentieth. not wave
twenty first 70 twenty third on the
twenty first heavy storm will move
eastward over Canada, causing severe
thunder storms twenty fourth 20
twenty seventh. pleasant, followed by
sultry, growing weather
On the twenty eighth storm viii
form over Texas and move northeast
ward causing heavy rains, and the
month viii cl0se with favorable wealth
er for crops over the whole country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-06-09

The operetta oar National Flower
given 10y the children of the public
schools At the opera house last Friday
evening was AN exceedingly creditible
affair Mise Cox did the bulk Of the
work and deserves credit for her good
work. She was ably assisted by
several Of the teachers
The little folks especially did hne
work better IN proportion than the
older pupils So many were concerned
In the work and the relative merit u
the different individual work ~ close
that IL would be exceedingly unfair q
specialize any.
The oostums were very pretty and
made the staging of the oIeretts ex-
c.edingly tasty.
About Sl35 were realized FROM the
receipts all Of which viii be spent in
art work for the new school