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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13

the visitors. Time and again Folsom,
who stands over six feet two inches,
picked the ball from center passed to
guard Selp, who returned to Gorde or
Newmire, and the latter two players
seldom failed to shoot the basket.
Line up:
G q A
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
Landlord a Good FIGHTER

One thing determined, however, is that
Langford is fighter who can make a
whole lot of the white light heavies sit up
and take notice. He did not have much
chance to display hir skill for jackson
stalled too much, but any time Sammy
starts he is sure to have large following
among the local sports.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

ordinance is violated every day and a. .
result runaway teams arc seen On eur
streets more frequently than there 10
any call for. A driver has q team he 10
willing to risk standing on the street
while he goes out Of sight on some err
rand and he feels that. II he 10 willing
to risk this. it is no business Of the psb-
lie. but the public. for the protection Of
person and property. has . right to say
whether or not any driver. no matter
how gentle his team. shall take any
such risk as that. and the people Of our
town have declared through the aotion
Of the town council that no such risk
shall be taken. This ordinance 10 not
being enforced and for the protection
Of the persons and property Of the pso-
pie Of the town. our town marshal
should have instructions to enforce the
ordinance strictly no matter who has
TO pay . hns for violation Of the err
dinance.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

Rev. W. T.. collctt, secretary OF tie
Colorado Prison Reform Association,
delivered couple Of able sermons at
the Methodist church In Holyokc Sun
day TO large audience.
This association Is caring for ox.
convicts and those who have been pm
rolled and helps them secure work by
which they can earn living. This Is n
great work and deserves the hearty
supper, Of the people Of our state. The
association during the few years since
It's organization has done remarkably
nurecssful work and could accomplish
much better results " sufficient money
could be secured for the work. The
work Is now dependant upon the giftt
Of the people but the people OF tho
slate should Bec To Il that this work II
taken In hand by the state and support.
cd by state appropriations. The work
Of this association 10 well worthy Of
such support not only M n duty tho
II ,c owes 10 the unfortunate criminal
clans but aa simple matter Of eeone'
10 g tax paj crs.
The state herald., 1907-11-22
Monmouth College Burned.

On the IL. instant, the main building
of Monmoth College, Monmouth, Ill,
burned. The fire caught in the garret
and could not be controlled by the fire
men. A large number Of the students
were in the building when the fire was
discovered and most Of the contents Of
the building was saved from the fire.
The loss not covered by insurance is
$50, 600. A most sad feature Of the fire
was the death Of young telephone line
man. orval Dean, who in his efforts TO
help save valuable goods from the
burning building. was caught by fall
ing floor and killed. Around this old
college building cluster many pleasan,
memories for the HERALD editor who
there devoted four years to college
work. The building is to be rebuilt Mt
once.
The state herald., 1907-11-22
Bryan is Willing.

W. j. Bryan has finally relieved the
suspence under which his party was
laboring in regard to his position on the
question of the democratic presidential
nomination. He announces that he Is
willing to accept the nomination II the
party sees fit to tender it to him. Of
course this means that he is very conf
dent that no other democrat can be
nominated as long as he is a candidate
for ordinarily II presidential aspirant
wants the position bad enough to ac-
cept the nomination when rendered, he
wants 1t bad enough to work for II in
case he feels there is any need for such
work.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

Here is a long sermon compressed in
to dozen lines or so, and no sermon
was ever delivered which contained
more solid truth to the line than these
few lines: II YOU have little farm or
business, and are out of debt, don't
work and fret yourself and wife into
the grave for the sake of making mon
ey You have but one life to live, and
it is very brief at best. Take little
pleasure and comfort as you go along
day by day and do little good to 9TH
err. A morbid insatiate longing to
possess the earth, to grab everything
in eight is the foundation Of more mis-
cry .han any other one thing. Wealth
alone will never keep your memory
n, en- after you are gone-good life and
~ a-k k.--r e,-'iu -rw
The state herald., 1907-11-22

President Rooseyolt's plan to relieve
the threatened stringency In money
matters by the issue Of $50, 100000 Of
Panama canal bonds and slC0, 600, 600 Of
certificates Of indebtedness, Ia meeting
with hearty approval from the business
men Of the country. Ills proposed
plan has restored confidence ns can be
seen by the tone Of the press In etm-
menting on Il and reports from NIL parts
Of the country int icate that money IL
loosening up and being again fut In cir
culation. markets are improving and.
Judging from the present outlook, II
will be but shor, time I'LL the business
Of the country will be again moving a.
long with plenty OF ready cash for all
needs. Prcaidcn, Roosevelt and Sec.
rctnry Cor,elyou certainly deserve
much credit for the prompt and abh
manner In which they hny. handled )
condition Of money matters that throat
rncd financial panic equal TO that OF
p3. The danger Ia now pas, and the
man who does not believe this and act
ON his belief Ii altogether too iimid fo'
pucceanful business. Tho man who has
money deposited will not now want u
except m he uses I, In his business and
the man who is boarding his money. u
wise. will place Il where Il can be put
I In circulation M soon aH possible.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

We have n TOW n orlinni &C making II
Enable oircnse for anyone 10 leave .
team on the street withou, ticing Il or
having some one In charge Of IL. This
The state herald., 1907-11-22
DOUBLE WEDDING.
MONTEITH HILL.
WOOD -ARREN.

Al the Baptist parsonage in Holyois,
on Wednesday Nov. 20, 1907, Rev. J.
T. jenkins officiating. Dannie S. Non
tcith and Miss Alma Z. nm. James A.
Wood and Miss Cassie Is. Warren, ell
OF the Baxtun country wsrs united in
marriage.
These young people are oil we'll and
worry fsvorably known and spoken Of
by all who know them in the part Of
the county where they reside. d. 8,
Monteith Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Monteith for number OF yesrs resi-.
dents OF that part OF the county and 10
one of the active young farmers Of ths
Haxtun country. The bride, Mis- Al
ma Hill, 10 a daughter Of hrs. George
Hill. numbered among the early settlers
Of the county. and 10 highly thought OF
by many friends.
James A. Wood 10 one Of the enter.
prising young homestesders Of the ssI-
tun country who enjoys the friendship
Of everybody who has made his Sc
quaintanee during his residence In that
part Of the country. The bride, Miss
Cassie Warren, isa daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs. r. N. Warren among the ear
liest settlers In the Haxtun country,
and enjoys the high esteem Of lrgs
circle Of friends. Both couples will
make their home In the usstun sosn-
try.
The HERALD wishes them . happy
and prosperous married life.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

President Roosevelt has signified his
intention of recommending to congress
the removal of the tariff on press pa
per, wood pulp and the wood that goes
into the manufacture of paper. So far
SO good for the newspaper men but it
remains to be seen whether congress
will look at this matter as President
Roosevelt does. 1t will come sooner or
later, but may not come at this session.
The state herald., 1907-11-22

II we had no advertising business
ncn In Holyoke wouldn't We have 81
-nterprising snd,business booming town.
Investors would pick up . local news
paper and not finding any business sd
vor.iscmcnts. would take the hrst train
iut Of town and report that holyots
was poor place to invest money s
the business men were not cnterprisiny
enough TO advertise. Fortunately b ~.
ever. for the reputation Of the town In
this line. the most Of our business m.s
have been liberal advertisers snd The
investors have had 70 reason 10 hid
fault with the indications Of business
enterprise shown by tho advertising
columns Of the local papers. solyoss
is pretty we'll advertised In this line bat
no thanks to tho nom advertiser. fof "
The state herald., 1907-11-22
In God We Trust.

The Chieftain does not agree with
President Roosevelt regarding the mot
to "In God we Trust" which has been
customarily placed upon the national
coinage, and which is omitted from the
newest mintage.
The fact that this devout expression
of a national faith has been an occasion
of scurrilous and profane comment is
not good reason for its removal, any
more than uncompliinentary comments
..s IA passsrs-h, s1u!d hs a-roason .os
removing church buildings from the
city.
In spite Of the separation Of church
and state, and in spite Of the fact that
large fraction Of our population is a.
theistic, in practice II not in creed
this is pious nation. and the removal
of the motto from the national coins
will be received by the public as an ev-
idence of materialistic tendencies that
are contrary to a prevailing public SEN
tlineHt, anu tillh WiNilout fskafu w eHe
reasons set forth by the president to
account for this innovation.
The national motto. "E Pluribus u
num-" includes no religious sentiment.
and the tone OF government in this
country is nowhere too religious. We
would prefer to follow the wishes Of
those persons who would like to keep
the other motto on the coins, rather
than to be guided by the scoifers.
No reasonable person will doubt that
the president has acted with entire sin
cerity in the matter, or question Mr..
Roosevelt's religious sympathies and
convictions.
However the matter is OF minor i'm
portanee. and II is far from deserving
the amount Of attention that II 10 sure
TO receive. Pueblo Chieftiin.
The state herald., 1907-11-22
Editor And Publishe'.
,rFlcIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

Attorney General Dickson is after
tie grocers trust of Colorado with the
hg stick. He has commenced an ac-
tion under the common law against the
trust and asks an injunction against the
combine. This move has already had
the effect of dropping the price of some
groceries very materially on the Den
yer market. Let the good work go on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

ipesbalb Sic Ieiben, t6eilen sic mir
Sbren Summer NIT. ib allein tam
Denielben bannen." .
~I6er i6 bin nift unsliidlid"
brddte &lard balblaut unb 5Dgernb
berbor. ipdbreno ibr Saupt, o6ne
DAB lie beiien red5t beipubt fpurbe,
an Die 8rnit bes @reiien ianf.
Ser @reis, auber fid Dor Sreube,
itmarmte iie ber5lid unb bebedte iie
nit alinen = Damn rief er begeiitegt
dl,s.
ia. i6 fperbe bieien Sdmer3
beriheu6en. i6 fperbe Bic Quene
Sbrer Sbrdnen beri6liebenl"
@ie trunfen Dor @pnne tpar er
III oielem I%ugenblide. aIs er 70 nns
mittelbar nabe BET ibr mar, unb iie
in ieinen Grmen lag, pie elm aino
in ben Irmen ieines @aters.
sic bate i'm, 10 glaubte er tpes
ni9iienS, ertannt, tie liebte i'm, ou
iie ia 10 felt iid an i'm ani6miestc.
9ann fraste er idiidtern unb
in 10 5arter 8eiie, DAB iie gang bas
BON beGciltert mar - baB tie an
&onitau unb lire beborltebenbe Ser
mdblung gar nidt mebr badte uno
por ii6 bas geliebte Bib @eorgens be
6resnieres 81 ieben slaubte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Dieielben ~suradsnbaIs

gltngen, nm bielelben suriid5ubals
ten -. +
Cine tpabniinniee 2uft befiel i'm,
feline Arme aus5ubreiten, feline So6@
ter gu nmarmen unb laut unb often
al befennen, iper er fell
sic liebte i'm 10 innig, nfubte
er nit unii6erer Stimme gu itams
meln."
,@eipib, es mar au6 elm fpirfs
li6 liebensipiirOiger Meni6, Der bon
jebermann sea1tet mar, anttportete
iie.
Ser Greis l9auoerte - fem Nuse
er9ldn5te.
Gem Munb offnete ii1 fdon. Inn
aaes gu befennen, - aber Die Worte
ieiner Sudter erinnerten i'm tptes
Der an feline pirfli1e Gage.
CT bur65udte i'm an alien 8lies
bern - aber nein, er burfte iif
nift perrat6en, fem Inbenfen itano
in gbre, unb fem S1atten burfte
barauf fallen.
Nit @emalt unterbriidte er alIo
Die grre9un9. Die i'm su iibertpdlisen
brobte unb trat einise Sdritte 5uriid.
sd tpiirbe i'm au6 70 iebr eez
liebt baben". murmelte 8lara Dor
ii1 BIN.
.gr sic e6enfalls, CLAUDE i1".
mari er raid BIN, ntpie bate er
fi6 sefreut. fpenn er sic grob nnh
i6Dn geieben bate. tpenn es inn
berg0nnt setpeien mare, sic in feline
@rme i6lieBen an oiirfen. tpern er
feinen Namen aus ibrem Munbe
pernommen bate! Iber bas S6ids
ial bat es anbers %getpoIlt. or tpiiroe
allies getban baben. Tim Sbnen aud
MIR ben fleiniten Summer. cine ein>
5ige 9brdne gu eriparen Seine
Ge6niudt lit es, Die mid aneetries
ben bat. sic 81 frasen. Oh i9 Sbnen
niibli6 ieiu fonnte. SD mill grs
funbigun9eu iiber GERM be Sresnies
req ein5iebeu, 8u erfabren in6en.
Oh er Sbrer nod miiroig lit, Oh mar
i'm nibt perleumoet bat unb enolid
Oh linn fein llngliid 5ugeitoben lit.
SD iperoe i'm Sbnen 5uriidseben,
boffe idol"
D@ott 9ebe esl" ia9te 8lara ieufs
Senb.
rSaiien sic Mutbl" SD mil, BAT
| sic sliidli6 ieieu, gang sliidli6 -
uno sic fperben es ieinl"
@dn5li6 auBer Saiiung nnb bers
pirrt biz tief in bic Seele bineir
rei6te &lara Dem @reiien Die 8ano.
Seiien @ugen Dor Sreuoe glan3ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Dies allies fonnte Slara ii6 nidt
ertlGren.
Ser llnbefannte ihien Die @ebans
ten &lara's 5u erratben, benn er
Iebte bin5u:
sic molten, SrGulein, in aaem,
mas i6 ia9e ltnb tbue, nidt anberes
erbliden als mein beibes Gerlan9en,
Sbnen 81 bienen uno. Sbnen anees
nebm su fein."
Gs lag cine iolde 8drme in Ser
8orten bes 1lnbefannten. baB bas
gritaanen beg iunsen Wdbdens nod
groBer ipurbe.
SD speifle nidt baran", faste
lie besbalb, oaber tpober riibrt bas
srobe Sntereiie. bas sic, pie es
i9eint, an meiner 9erion baben?"
sic iinb es ia, Die mid serettei
baben, als man mid fin einen Wers
BREEDER berbaften poIltel"
SD babe sic audi i6on friiber
9eieben."
sic baben mid bereits bemerft?"
rief Der @reis freubis errest.
SD babe sic oft beobadtet. unS
9luubte tpabr5unebmen, bab SIR Bid
fat pie foridenb auf mir riibte %"
rSreili6 -"
~Sie fennen mid alio bieIlei6t?"
Isle? Stein +"
.gieGeiht bann iemanb aus meis
ner Samilie - etipa meinen 0ater?"
~Sa. ib femme Sbren Batter, ants
nortete er lebbaft.
Isle baben i'm seieben i'm
gefannt?"
sd bin fem intimiter Srernb
getpelen."
~Ib, id besreife iett &Iesl Gprez
diem Sic alio bon linn. Gle gIaliben
gar ni6t, pie sliidli6 Gle midi
ma6enI Sreili1 babe ib i'm faum
gefannt = benn ib mar nod gans
flein, als er in bic tpeite @elt ging,
I'M nlWI mebr pieber5ufommen, aber
meme Mutter bat mir bGufig bon
tim eeiproden 49,"
8eiBe Sbrdnen tparen Dem CRETE
IN Die Illgen getreten. ipGbrenb
&lara bieie 8orte ipra6, ober er
mafte fait iibermeni9li1e Gultrens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sran, nod gang jung. Sas erfte
Wtal, mo lie bier mar, bat lie MIDI
be5ii9li6 Serrn be Sresnieres unh
letner pragis nm Gusfunft sebeteus
gle fomme, 10 iaste iie, ipesen zines
pro5eiies inbeB Sriidte iie min
einen 2ouis In bic Sanb, ala tie
9ing, - bies fommt MIR Bel Serrerr
lino 9amen, fpel9e eerfiebt fino,
Dor, mir fennen bas 1tebrigens
odi6te es mir ioelsi6 ionoerbar,
bab lie fpegen zines GrosefIes fdmcIs
~Hno bat bieie Srau Sbnen i6rery
Namen angegeben?" frie Der Urcfs
tpeiter.
sd ipaste es nidt, fe bunu6 go
frasen.H
Sic mar fnna unb fa5n. fagten
Gie9@
20, seipiB. auBerorbentri6 Sd5nI
f1nb bieie SoiGettc bGtfcn Gle ie6ert
follenl"
Seoe gir5el6eit, fpelde Dem @refs
fen Die Southeastern anqab, tparert
fir TIN ebenIo bieIe @cIhtide.
&lard 6afte man einfu6 fibcn raTs
fen, Dies mar linn Mar - innb fcind
Spffnun8 idien me6r bprbanben, i6r
@eorges fpieber 8i8ufiibren.
Eiefer Sab fodte IN Ieiner gr1ft
gegen ben iunaen Mann, acaen btes
len Glenben, Ser ieincr Eo6tcr Sic
erite bette 9irne bon ser StraBe borz
ge5ogeu bate.
Sortfetnna forat.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

CLAUDE cher, mas Die 3eitunsen ias
genl Gr 1T ia elm iunser Rann,
ni6t tpabr?"
1Sreili6, aber mas fagen beun
Die 3eitunsen?" frus Der Greis aufs
bor6enb.
nGi, Tie iagen, bus cine Srai i'm
Spiele ieiI"
Cine Srau2" tpieberbolte Ser
@reis tpanfene. ,0es6a6 meinen
sic bas?"
Isle iinb nit Germ be Sresnierea
befreunbet?" frue Sie Srau ben @reis
anbIidenb.
So"
Isle besen Sbeilnabme fir ibn?"
80 ia, reft iebr."
Gut, 70 min ib Sbnen Idgen.
mas i6 nod Niemanben mitgetbeili
babe: sic i1einen nit Elm ebrens
ipertber, perniinftieer Usann at fem"
Gut = iprsfen Sie?"
sd femme Die Srau, NIT pel6er
Serr be Sresnieres absereiit lit, id
babe iie eeieben unb NIT ibr seipro-
6en."
ALL" murmeeIte Der Greis.
.Sa, i6 babe iie 10 na6e geIeben.
als i1 Bel Sbnen itebe, cine itpl5e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
@erlan9t!

Ser 8inter lit Die itiae 8eit,
mo Die @rbeiten nidt brGnger
nnb beionbers Der Sarmer feline
&ubetase geniebt. 8er min iid
niibli6 MAIDEN unb 5uslei9 Elm
ffDnes Stiid @elo berbienen?
8ir iu6en riebrere ebrlide nnb
tii6tige &eiienbe ober Spesial-
asenten BUR 8erbreitune uniez
rer 8idtter. fei es in benz betr.
Golntb pber Staat poer fonft>
mo, mo immer elm Selb frei lit.
Mnmelounsen fuge man Elm
3eusniB bonn Srtspfarrer bel.
Man melbe ii9 iofort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Nemnsebntes &apitel.

O. o"f'F'
Glles er5dblte Iie nnnmebr bem
G;reiien. tire 3uneisuns an Gecrees.
nas ionber0nre sebeimniStplfe Ser
iGlpirren besielben, Die ui,laufcnben
0eriid'te, bon pelben i6r SruScr
iGr er5dblt bate, ltnb iuie @onitau
bereit iei, lie 81 ebelidsn. Sic mar
feine5ipeas, :uie lie faste, NIT bieier
&er6inSuns e;nberitanben, abcr i1r
@ruber bate ibr Die &ntbiuenbig..eit
oorgei.ifct, in nelfer iie lidj ircscn
ibrer icibit, ipesen ieiuer unb ipegen
Der Gbre ibres Namens 6,Firbe, Diee
ief6c nibt Ton Der Sanb 81 f~reijen.
Inns baSii Fdite iie seieben; pie n
9liidlid igr Sriber ii6 fiibIe, 10
bd6 lie niht ben @ut5 gefltnbcn
babe, fciner gitte gu miocriieDen.
.l1iio ei: tieben &:rrr Mpnitau
uidt?" frug jcr @reis. als lie Gercs
Get hattie.
Stein, niemals."
limb sic lieben Serrn be Srese
nieres inmer nod?"
~@etpiB, i6 liebe i'm unb rerbe
tbn lieben, ltol5. . :"
Seit blidte Der @reis iie an unb
inete bann raid:
~SaIten sic i'm fir iGulbig?"
rNeinl"
FLUID nift trot beg Sfeines Ser
seeen i'm ipri6t?"
~Nein, i6 iperbe i'm itets bert6eis
bigen."
Sic slau6en aud, bab er sic
liebt?"
rSeB slaube i6 seipib gu ieinl"
Limb baB er sic niht betrogen
bnbe?"
Stein, nein". antfportete iie be-
9eiitert. DInfan9s ities 5iuar 10 ets
mas ipie elm Irgipobn in mir auf,
aber berielbe lit raid beridpunben.
SD babe feline Gimme 5u perne6men
geglaubt, ais penn er lelbit Dor mir
itdnbe unb 5u mir iprd6e, uno i9
bin 9etpib, oaB er nod itets meiz
ner gebenft."
Ser @reis f6ien nn65uiinnen.
sWie ioQte man audi Gle bergel>
fen tDnnen?" mirmelte er oann. tpie
in Grtaie periunfen, Dor ii6 bin.
~@elher llrla6e I6reiben sic
bas StiaiApeisen Germ De Sress
nieres' 5u?" fiiste er bann bel.
sd perm06tc ni6t, es an5us
geben."
nBie erfldren sic ii6 es, baB
or pl0bli6 ueri6munben lit. obne
Sbnen Nn6ri6t 81 9~eben?"
SD neiB es niht, unb beereife
es nidt, es nirb linn ipobl elm linz
sliif 5ugeitobeu iein?"
D@el6en Stano Fat Serr De Sress
nieres?"
.gr lit @obofatl"
.Seit fpie LANCE baben sic i'm
nibt 9eieben?"
ngtpa felt einem Wonat."
$50 ipobnt ere"
.9fue be Ia Nonai 49,"
.Sbr @ruber bat nidts @d6eres
iiber i'm ~erfabren?"
ngr ipeiB ni6ts anberes, als mas
Die 3eitungen iiber i'm beridtet bas
ben."
Or lit nift 5u Saille geipeien?"
.Mlein 9ruber bate lieber sez
ieben, bob ib Serrn Gonitau 9es
beiratbet bate"
Ser lln9liidli6el" mlrmelte Der
@reis, obne lid re6t betpnBt gu
iperben, mas er iagte.
alara ipar iebr erltnunt iiber feline
lebten @orte: itarr blidte lie i'm
on.
Sc LANCER iie ii6 nit linn nnter>
belt, bcito io~noerbarer bdubte ibr
ebeniu iein san5es 8eien als feline
&orte.
User mar bod uur oieier Wann?
9o6 ipobl ieoenials elm Sreuno.
&6er nober riibrte baum bieie
ii6tli1e Spmpatbie nit ibr2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Daniels Gebeimni6.
atudJ nrnr Eran,nnrdJrn.

ssagssszssssgs WsgMggSs
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-20

Lack of space forbids a lenghthy
referance to the determined stand TAX
en- by the mayor and city council up
on the enforcement Of the wine room
law and what it means loca ly tee
closing of that den of iniq uity-the
concert hall, but If we printed no hing
else this week, we could not foreo
brief mention. We believe the city
administration, in making their stand
that the wine room and the wo an
and liquor combination must go, has
done more for the permanent welfare
OF the people than ever b,fore and
We glory in their spunk. Business
reasons are one thing--the morals OF
our young men and women are an
other, and it is really pleasurable to
record the victory for better morals
in our city, as against the greed for
dollars We predict that Havre VIII
not only continue to grow in bust
ness Importance but that SIZE can NJ W
attain that position in the good OPP
inion of the people Of the county and
state to which she is now entitled.
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6he CHURCHES
gas,sssx

CATHOLIC-St. Jude Thaddeus Gnu CHI
Com unitn II IS sunday, a. m. Eigh
Mass 10 a. m. Sunday School p. III.
Evening devotion p, m. Daily Mass
7:3n q. m
lETHODIST-Mcrnin Service at IL
o'clock Evening Service at o'clock.
Epworth LEAGUE Services at Z o'clock.
Sunday School at 2 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at p. m.
EPISCOPAL = ST Marks Mission.
Morning service. with sermon. II a. m
Evening service. with sermon p. m.
(These services are held every first and
second Sunday each month in .chestnu
hall. The Rector's study viii be found
at Hotel Havre The ministrations Of the
church are at the services of all and at
any time
REV LEONARD J. CHRISTLER.
PRESBYTFRTkN-Pre ching 1T IL y.
m. Sunday School al 1920 m Y P. S.
c. f. at 7:2n p. m. Preaching at D.
m wednesday evening prayer meeting
=. wv. POOL
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The ROYAL ,Ne:ghbors have elect q

The Royal ,Ne:ghbors have elect d
the following officers: Oracle, Mrs. A
H. Kelley; vice oracle, Mrs. Jack Mil
Ter; chancellor, Mrs. Thos. West; re-
corder, Mrs. F. N. Burkett; receiver,
Mrs. w. Harrington; marshall, Mrs.
Jennie Hines; assistant marshall, Mrs.
Roy Putt; musician, Mrs Frank Mis-
kern; inner sentinel, Mrs. Nellie Lam
bert; outer sentinel, Mrs. J. D,u,y;
manager, Mrs. A. H. STADIUM; physi-
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Official Paper Of the City Of Havre
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Ere another Herald mas DeeA prin'
ed to make gao a neaits t-ia'
greatest Of all Observation-Disclosures
with its merry cAeef, Is SO I>'h Nc
influence and all that comes of gooo
from the inspiring words sung to'
ages: peace on earth, good WI
to man. will have come ana gone
like it's thousands of pride essors
into history. @
The Herald, at this time wishes Its
thousands of readers and ffie 3ds-
"A Merry, Merry Christmas and
gazing over our prosperous happy peo
pie we feel assured that all will this
Year enjoy one. b..
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-20
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
AIDS NATURE

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lain's Cough Remedy acts on this pla
1t allays the cough, aids expectora
ton, relieves the lungs, opens the Sc
cretions, thereby aiding nature i'm
throwing off a cold and restoring
the system to a healthy condition. For
sale by Havre Drug Co.