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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

: @rfabruns. 8oritsberin:
~Sie polIen 2runtenpfleserin per>
benz Saben sic oenn einiee @rfab>
rung in Der &rantenpfIese2" Srdus
lein: r9epibl SD babe flint Bril-
Der: elmer fdbrt Rdo, spei automOz
BIZ, elmer 1T 8ersitstger unO elmer
5ubbalIfpieler."
= @mpfebtuns. Sausfrau,
gum neu gu engasirenben OienitmGb@
den: r80nnen sic aud gut pldtten2
Wlein Dorises MGbden perbrdnnte
mir alIes 2einenseua!" WaGb9en:
Die muB toa euate Hafn s'babt
bab'nl s. mert's uber slei', pann's
branbis rie4t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

= go Jung unb f9on...
Sottor: Wie alt biit ou, Minna2
Minna: 3p0lf, 6err Softor. Dot
ter: 0irtli99 Sd bate bid fir
finger sebalten. Wsinnu: Sic i9meiz
9eln mir, Serr Oottorl
&retsGauf. Munn GpGt in
Der Radt betmtebrenb): 0u muBt
ni9t bSIe iein, 9llte. ih babe ndmlid
auf Der &eselbabn einen pradtOOllsn
fetten Sammel gstppnnen. 6rau: WO
lit er benn9 Mann: Sdb' ibn nas
tiirli6 psrtauft. 6ruu: limb bas
9elb9 Mann: Das bab' i9 pisoer
pertegelt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

-auf Der $ SOd3eitsretfe. e.
Sic; Dus iebe id, Grnit, bu sGbnit
ia! gr: Su. tpeiBt bu, Iiebe 2aura,
mir beibe itnb ia iebt eins, unb
tpenn man alIsin 1T. bann IunspsiIt
man fih 70!
= Gin 80 afferfeinb. &arl>
den: Denn i9 grOB bin, laiie i6 mir
etnen 8ollburt ipadien. Mama:
Warum benn9 &arlhen: Damn braus
DIE i'd mir bod nidt bas sanSs 9es
ii9t su paf9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

: &inbermuno. Sdns9en,
einen 8liBd6lsiter betru6tenb: pa,
pa, Der 8lib mub ii9, ipenn er bur9
fol4eH biinnsn Stab fGbrt, absr rsdt
qustf6sn9"
= g 6aufpieGers Salent.
~Wus brinst sic auf ben 9ebunten.
elm S9uuipieIsr su fsin9" Iasts Der
Director taltsn Zones au oem Be
perber. - r9efern Ra9t brangsn
Ginbre6er in msin 3immsr". entgsss
nsts Der iunss Munn ppu Stol3.
nuno i4 iteIIte mid, als Oh id
fd]lieFe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
i'm! SD 6afTe i'm! geamenlos baHe i6

ifn! Sd buife i'm! gsamenlos huFe id
ibn!"
Das mar aud fir bic Huge 2Otts
SuDiel unb iie nubm ii9 Dor, ben
Nheior ielbit frdsen.
aber er mar 70 perbliifft ipie iie
unb fam rdtblos unb ipra9los iiber
ben 9runb bes llnbeils na9.
Wie er aud babte unb ea9te : sr
funb ni6ts. @r tpnnte fi6 aud teinen
8ortpurf MAIDEN. 4ber er mubte Der
Sadie auf ben 9runb tommen! Gr
md9te 8iiite. man nabm ibn ni9t
on. @r perfudte Dora in 9eTelII9afs
ten gu treffen -. iie faste ftets ab.
gr f6nitt uuf Der Gisbabn einen tiibz
nen 8osen. Der i'm btrett bor lie
fiibrte = aber lie brebte ii6 nit
sinem bobeitspoIlen Bid meg. @r
rannte. aIs bas Sriifiabr fam, p.rs
afpeifelt am Stub bin unb Der, mo
itets ibr 9iebIinssIpasiersaug s.ipes
len mar. 9lu9 ba traf er iie ni6t.
@noli9 eires 9lbsnbs entbedte er
iis in Der binteriten @de bes Stabtz
parties auf elmer 8ant. SEPT CAB .s
tein Gntrinnen mebr, ipenn iie au9
gu flieben berIu9te. StiirmiId Ipruz
belte er allies beraus, mas er auf benz
Ssr5en bate. Simmer unb INNER ipies
osrboIte er bic cine 6rase, mas er ibr
bsnn auleibe getbun. Da fam es enbz
Iid sagenO iiber ibre audenben 2ips
pen: nSbr Brief -"
rWlein 8riefa 9as barmloIe tleine
@eOi9t -"
n9sbi6t. p" tpieberbolte fie.
nRun id," ftammeIte er entI9ulbis
genb, .nennen sic es meinetpeaen
aud &eimerei = iebenfdlls mar es
aus ttefttem !Ser3en semeint unb Iollte
fiir mid ipre4en, ba i9 ielbit bod
nidt glei9 fpre9en fonnts a.
Sic fab ibn ftarr unb fdFunaslos
einen Gugenblid an, bplte bann aus
ibrem portemonnaie einen suIammen.
gefaIteten 3eitunssausf9nitt, ben iie
ibm nit itrafenbem Bid rei6te. unb
fdlug peri9dmt bic Sdnbe I6lu@s
5en0 bor bas biibfde @sf9t.
gr las:
Der Srauenbdrt
ipirb am iiderIten unb ffmeralos
entfernt bur4 Or. Sausbalts neltz
beriibmte @rfinbung mittels eIettriz
f9en 8erfabrens." .....
@r ftarrte beritGnbniblps auf bas
8latt, pdnbts es trampfbaft um unb
-. begann gu laden, Iuitig gu Ids
den, unaufbOrli9 au laden, belt ibr
ben 3ettel nun 10 Dor bic gluaer unb
rief nit frObli4em Sau9aen in Der
Stimme: rSieb bod, feb bod bier,
2ie6ite, auf Der anberen Settle itebt
ia mein 9ebi9t:
Setn muB i9 benten, mub tpifen,
Woriiber ih rubelus fdnn -
Sb pohl Setn Wtunb aud 10 tiiFen
SiiB. ipie er plauOern tann2. -.
Nun la6ten iie ale 8eibr uno i6re
2ippen funben fi9 i'm criten 4uB.
limb 3lpif6en ben Iieb.sGiibenben Riis
fen fliifterte er:
paber Su bdit ia feinen S9nurr>
bart -.
grr0tbenb ientte fie bas 9Dpf6en
nnb Iifpelte: sd bin au& erit ss>
fern BON Or. SausbaIt ais sebeilt
sntIaien tporbsn!" ....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

-ped. Simmel, Iol9e @emsins
belt. 9srlier' id porbin ben linten
meiner SunbTdubs i'm S9nes, fperfs
Grgerlid ben redtsn aud fort, uub
iebt finb' ia uuf benz Riidpes ben
linfen pieberl
@u6 elm @runb. 6rember
Gn elmer flsinen llniperiitGts itdbD:
Sic bdben bier elettriIdhe Strubens
babn = iparum fiibren Sic benn
feline elsttrii9e 8sleuhtung ein9
8iirssr: WeiI iih bas bic Serrsn
Stubenten berbeten bdben = bic
t0nnsn fonit feline 2utsrnsn msbr
auslDIhen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

-Qud elm unparteiif er.
Ri6tsr gu 5ipei 8auern): v9llIo ibr
battet einen Strsit, unb Der Wi9eI
bat eu9 bstbe tii9tig bur6geprii,
gelt9" Bauer: so! Ser bat'n
nnpurteiifden sefpielt!"
= Seine Qnfpietung. gr:
~Ginbeit Su nidt, Shetla, bdb un>
fere 2iebe gans einsm ROman
slei9t9" Sic: vaber 5srbinanb, Ioll
benn OieIer Rpman efpig unsebunben
bleiben9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

-8ersaIoppirt. ariminaIif
Geinen 8Ortrag beenOenb): sd
t6nnte Sbnen, msine Serren, nod
mun9en 6al porbringen, in Oem Elm
alter @erbrsder ipisber elm bruu9s
bdres WtitgIieO Der msni9lihen 9es
feni9aft purbs, pOau es fir mid
l9sute Isiber gu ipdt it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

gliIeiIpr S9mitt fam pOm San3
mad SauIe. Gr mar sntaiidt. No4 ME
bate er cine 10 rei5en6e Dame 5r
Slid aefiibrt = ME ii9 nit nit
einem MGb9en bonn eriten ausenblid
an 10 portrefflih Deritanben.
Gr hattie ulIo nit ieinen ftilsn Be
pbaatungen bod redt sebubt: Sieis
Dora mar ni9t nur f9On, ionoern
audi liebenspiirbig, semiitbpol. setit'
reid = turS, iie mar ienes Weier.
bas er fu9te, bon bem er tets gss
trGumt bate -. fie mubte feline
s5rau iperben.
gr bate es iis aud peutli4 fiiblen
IaiIen, ipie es I'M ibn itunb, unb ihre
alGnsenben gugen, ibr 9liibsnoes Ses
fi6t6en bate ibm berrdtben, bab auh
sr ibr ni1t gang slei4giiltis mar.
@r lebnte ii9 in bem alten 9robs
pateritubl auriid unb bites ben 8au9
Ieiner 3igdrre por ii9 bin. Der Ruu9
frGuIelte ii9 unb perf4lang ith gu
ipunperbaren 9ebtlpen.
0ie @ebanten bes Ifiehors folgs
ten ben blGuli9en 2inien. 8erfe toz
men ibm in ben Sinn unb nu6 fpenia
gen Minut.n f9on iab er am S9reibs
tii6 unb bidtete:
gei 0einem reisenben Ylaubern
@urb mir 10 ipobl um's Ssr5 =
limb pie i'm Sriiblingsi9aubern
9luf iprung bds Sis i'm WtGr5...
Sprane auf elm Sturm bd inntn
Wlit 5riiblingsSauberlpeb'n =
glun 9ibt ss tein @Etrinnen,
glun iIt's um mid seideb'n.
Sein muB i6 bentsn, mub pi1en,
0oriiber i6 uubelos fann =
Sb potl Sein MunO aud 10 t;ihen
Slip, pte er, pluubsrn tann9
0ieIe @srie IoGten iiir ibn ipres
den!
Sbm fiel Elm, buB iibermOrseu
0oras 9eburtstag mar. Nie, Denn
er bas @ebibt ftin IGuberlidh uuf Ros
lapapier abI9reiben unb ibr ienbsn
niirbe?. =. Sp6 nein, bas mar 81
f6iilegbuft = au absebrau4t! -.
@r nplIte ss als annonSe in bic
4beno5eitung ieBen 80. anonpm nas
siirli9 =. bic annonSe dusl4neioen
unb lie ibr f6iden.
limb 10 that er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

4u9 elm 9runb. Ri9ter:
~Sdbt Sbr benn 9egen ben einen
ober anOsren 3euaen ettpus ein3us
ipenben9" @nsetlugter: nSd, gegen
ben SdrGber, benz bah i9 Dor 3fpei
.Sdbren gu ieinsr 5ruu DerbOlfen, unb
bas trGgt er mir beuts nod na9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
Die sfufsefIirte.

r@ie man 10 abersldubii4 ietn
fam, an elm 8lumen Sratel gu
sIauben, bas 1T serabssu Id4erIih,
= i'd sebe nur gu elmer &urtenlegea
xin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

anni: .9lber, lieber 8ruber, nun
made mir nur feline @orpiirfe mebr;
f9lieblid bat Der Baron mir ia bod
nur sinen ein5igen Sub seseben!"
= @buarb: Bon einem Manne
tpie bem Baron babe i9 sben bod
etipus mebr ertpartet!"
annt GeufSenO): sd aIlerbinss
du6."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16

Sm Gifer. Ridter mad
BsrtiiuOigung bes 6reiIprudes gu
BEN Oss 0isbitabIs QlnsetIastsn): ::
~yfun ne6men Sic iif aber in gl6t
nno iteblen sic nidt pieoer!"
- 9ieioeatfe Sdrmouie.
,9err WtiilIer; rWie. Sic Iieben aud
loR tldiiii6e Muiit2 Belhe number
hure Sdrmonie in unisrsn anI6aus
ungen! S9pGrmen sic aud fir
56ilIer9" 6rau S9ulse: 80 ia"
Serr WliiIIer; Sang pie i'd! glm
Gno' eilsn Sic aid aern Gr6Ien,
sS0feIfIeii6 unO SauertObl9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-16
SOra's S9narrbnrt.
sumOresIs pom @sOra sOusain.

Dora bate ibr pelSbarett in bern
reiben buntelbriinetten Sddr feltgss
itedt, lieB bic 4rme lungidm auf ben
SpilcttentiI9 iinten, itiiBte fi4 lei9t
auf iie, beuste ii9 10 sesen ben Spite
gel unb f6aute nit srOBen aussn tns
teniip in bas blintenbe 9las.
Sic mar i96n = Iebr i4On iO9ar
-. unb bas ipubte iie. gtur = ad,
ia, audi BEL ibr sub es elm nur! :
elm aans tleiner garter 5laum mar
iiber bic Oberlippe bingetpebt pte Der
matte Sau9 iiber eine pfirii9.
@ie oft bate iie bas idOn 9s'
trGnft!
go. 9u tlapperten bruuben elm
gaur S9littI9ube = Elm blonosr
Mdb@enfopf sudte burd bic halbsss
Sffnete Sbiire unb eine belle Stimms
rief: r9ufsn MOrssn, Sora!"
,,@uten Sag, 2Otte!" nidte its Der
sr.unbin su = in ben Spiegel binetn,
Dbne Iid1 umsubreben.
..Gitelteit!" rief bic anbere lddeno.
,aonm', es 1T bS9ite 3eit! Reib'
Did los DON 9einsm bOIoen @ben.
bib! S60ner pirit 9n bod ntdt
mebr, unb Seinen S9nurrbart
brtnait 9u bumit aud ni4t tpeg!"
,0as!" I9rie Dora auf uno
ipanbte Iib bIibihnea nm. @benio
raid f6pb i6r Der 9ebants burd ben
Sopf: .9tlIo 1T er tpirtli9 gu merten!
Sd, ba6te, i9 alsin piibte barnm!
glun ipeiB fie .s aud : ipts f4red'
Ii6!"
Der tleine 3obplb cher ld6te unb
n.dte iie: .Ratiirlid bait Su stren
S6nurrbart; man merit es blob elm
aans Helm tpenis = aber LAB nur
SlFefor S8mitt buOon ni9ts abnen,
tpenn er morsen bel @ebsimratbs na9
bem Sans nebsr Dir gu Sii4s fBt.
@r 1T Elm Iebr moquanter Serr! 4ber
.r i6eint iia ia tOlOHal fur Did gu
intereifieren 49,"
nllnIinn!" Itammelte Dora; bod
bic belize RDtbe auf ibren Wdngsn
perrietb Der SreunOin. mas in benz
tleinen Ser56en iehnIudtspoa tlopfte.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

A beautiful display Of misses
and ladies' skirts and waists at B,
N. Browns.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

George w. Martin, secretary of
the Kansas Historical Society, is
making a search for some books
printed in the Indian language.
The books are Indian grammars,
hymn books and extracts from
the Bible. The books were print
ed in the thirties and forties OF the
last century by the Rev. lothian
Meeker, a Baptist minister, who
lived near where Ottawa now
stands, and some by j. T. Pratt,
who brought a printing press to
Kansas and settled in Wyandotte
county. There are about thirty of
the books which Mr.. Martin wants
to find, n copy in each of the
tongues spoken in eastern Kansas
at the time of the translation. MI.
Martin says that fewer than 100
copies of each book were printed.
The society now has nearly a
dozen of the early day books
printed in Indian languages
Home Rule.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

The Pennsylvania Capitol In
vestigating Committee has issued
a statement showing the cost to the
State for furnishing the house
library and the reception and pri-
vate rooms of the resident clerk OF
the house. The metallic cases in
these apartments were supplied by
the Pennsylvania Construction
Company of Marietta, Pa, and the
other furnishings by John H.
Sanderson & Co., of Philadelphia.
Architect Jos. M. Houston was
paid a commission of 4 per cent by
the State for designing the furn-
ishings, the total cost of which was
S104, 1924. The library cost S72,-
907.e9; the private room S20,115.23
and the reception room S11,179.S2.
The commissioner auditors esti-
mate that the profits of the two
firms on these furnishings were
from 500 to $1,000 per cent. James
Scarlet, chief counsel of the com
mission, has been asked by the
attorney general to take charge OF
the proposed criminal and civil
suits against certain persons in
volved in the capital scandal
Home Rule.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30
II You DON'T

Succeed the first time use Herbine
and you will get instant relief.
The greatest liver regulator. "A
positive cure for Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chills and all
liver complaints. Mr.. c., Of
Emory, Texas, writes: "My wife
has been using Herbine for her
self and children for five years. II
is q sure cure for constipation and
malaria fever, which is substanti-
ated by what it has done for my
family" Sold by Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

William Jennings Bryan told
800 Chicago lawyers May Sd what
he thinks of the legal profession
in America. The picture was re-
lieved at points with rays of some
thing that looked like hope, but
on the whole it was not a bright
one. AS a graduate of the old
Union College of Law, which has
since become the Northwestern
University law school, MI. Bryan
attended the annual dinner of the
graduates of the institution. The
title of his address was "The Price
of a Soul" 81 believe" he said
in concluding, ''that the day will
come in this country when we will
not have so many men who will
sell their souls to make grand
larceny possible. Perhaps some
time it will not be less disgraceful
for a lawyer to assist in a gigantic
robbery than for a highwayman
to go out and hold up a wayfarer.
l knew of a case recently in which
they had to go to New York to get
lawyers to represent the people
because all the lawyers available
nearer at hand had been bought
up"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30


Bears tho n Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30
The Life Insurance

Middle has started the public to
thinking. The wonderful success
that has met Billiards. Horehound
Syrup in it's crusade on Coughs,
Influenza, Bronchitis and Pulmon-
airy troubles-has started the pub
lie to thinking of this wonderful
preparation. They are all using
it. Join the procession and down
with sickness. Price 25c, Soc and
S1.00. Sold by Arcadia Valley
Drug Go.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30
Eczema and PimpIes

are quickly and permanently cured by
ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use.
ZEMO draws the germs to the surface
of the skin and destroys them, leaving
a nice clear healthy skin. Write E. w.
Rose Med. Co., St. Louis, Mo-, for
sample. All Druggists sell ZEMO.
Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30
Try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
Rheumatism.

Mr.. j. w. Jamison, a merchant
of Newport, Iowa, says; 81 have
sold Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
several years and have recon-
mended it for neuralgia and rheu-
matism, as we'll rs for more com.
mon pains, and it has given good
results. | sell more of it than OF
any other liniment | carry, and
cheerfully recommend it to the
public. For sale by Arcadia VAL
ley Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

Pupils of all denominations are equally recceived-all interference with their
convictions being carefully avoided. TERMS-Board, Washing OF Clothes
Tuition 10 English, and all kinds of Useful and Ornamental Needle Work, per
Session of Five Months, are $780, 00-payable in advance. Terms for instruc
ton in Music, Foreign Language, Drawing and Painting can be had by apply
ing as below. Attached to the Convent, and totally separated from the board
ingschool, is SELECT DAY SCHOOL. in which the usual branches of sound
and practical education are carefully impaired. Terms in the Day School Will
be, for the present, One Dollar per Month. Information may be had by ap
plying in person or by letter, to MOTHER SUPERIOR,
of the Convent Of the Ursuhne Sisters, Arcadia, Iron county, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30
Arcadia College
KNDECEDENY
OF THE
...Ursuline Sisters.

The system of education pursued In
this institution is designed to develop the
moral, intellectual and physical powers
of the pupils; to make them refined, ac-
complished and useful members of society.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
Flag Day, June IA.

Special orders from w. W. Russell,
patriotic instructor for the Depart
ment of Colorado and Wyoming, G..
A. Il. direct the assistant. instructors
to ask all business houses and private
dwellings to display Old Glory dur
ing the day Of June l4th, thereby
showing your patriotism for youl
country and the old flag that cost st
many lives to save. We hope to Set
not one building in the city but whaI
has the stars and stripes floating in
the breeze on Friday, the l4th.
A. p johnson, Patriotic Instructor
A. j. Smith Post.
Mrs. Harriet Green, Patriotic In
structor, w. X. g.
Mr.. b. A. Greaser, Patriotic In
structor, Ladies of the G. A. Il.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
BRIDEGROOM MALES Big
KILLING At RACE TRACK

New York, June -Bookmakers
at Gravesend have received one Of the
drubbings of their lives just because
n bridegroom wanted to show his
bride how we'll his horses could run.
Robert L. Thomas, a wealthy Ken
lucky horseman, who was married at
Washington on Saturday, had two
winners out of the seven contests on
the card and with one of them won
&35, 900 and with the other enough to
make it an even $4,000.
Adding to that the sum his friends
at the track and other bettors in cities
where there are poolrooms, added to
their bank accounts, it was one Of
the largest killings of recent
years.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13

PLENTY OF WATER - Water
Superintendent Killian is feeling
mighty good over the outlook for
water for domestic purposes this sum
mer. He says the twelve inch main
which leads to the reservoirs con-
tinues to fiow full and that Reservoirs
No /. and No. are M full as they
will stand. Water Is rising in res
crvoir No. Bat the rate Of four inches
every twenty -four hours or two feet
week. Tho water has reached quito
n depth until It is quite n lake. 1t
having backed for considerable dis
tAncc. Mr.. Killian sayH there will be
plenty Of water this year and lac looks
for the pipc to run full for tho
balance of tho month. There is still
sosna Ice packed In the gulleyS and
thcrc II n little snow yet to nselt. but
most Of tho water IL coming from thu
mountain springs, which arr booming
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
VIRGINIA IS VISITED BY
4 JUNE SNOW STORM

Richmond, Va, Jnne ia snow
storm of violence is reported to have
occurred in the mountains contiguous
to fredericksburg last night. The
storm ragged for two hours, the snow
falling thick and fast, but melting as
fast as it struck the ground.
The Oldest Inhabitants cannot re-
member such an occurrence in their
time. Light furries of snow have
been reported in other sections of the
state last night, but the storm was
most severe in and about Winchester.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13

ADVERTISING CELEBRATION
"A. !. Hadley and Alva Koontz left
yesterday afternoon for Westcliffe,
Silver Cliff, Cotopaxi, Texas Greek,
Howard, Pleasanton, Coaldale, Hill
side, Salida, Wellsville and other
western points to advertise the Flor
encc Fourth Of July celebration that
is to be pulled on here. They took
between 300 and 800 colored posters
with them. The committee is arrsng-
ing with the Rio Grande for special
trains to be run to this place from
these points. Indications are now
that there will be quite crowd in
town on that day. Fremont county
towns will be we'll represented, cs.
pecially the ones nearby, such as
Canon City, the coal camps and Port
land. 1t is up to the committee IL
arrange place for the visitors to go.
They will not desire to stand around
ON hot pavement all day. Shady
places and cool drinks should be pro
vided by all means.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
CIGARETTE
ROLLING HAS
BAD ENDING

Belvidere. ILL.,, June 1.-Two
coroner's juries investigating the
drowning Sunday Of Minnie Haag and
Adelphia Koerbing held their COM
panions, Ray Liamblie and Claude
Wheeler of Rockford, to the grand
jury for carelessness.
The testimony showed that the
boys were rolling cigarettes for the
children when the boat was swept
over the falls.
Both boys showed stolid indiffer-
ence to the fate of the girls and the,
jury recommended rigid curfew law
to correct an amazing condition Of
affairs among the youth of the city.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
Walker Bros.

down her throat. He had been
drinking and when arrested later talk
ed incoherently. 1t is believed his
mind is effected.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-13
II is Surprising
Chat s. MANY nleil

ARE WILLING TO WEAR coTToN-MlxED
CLOTHES WHEN THEY CAN GET ALL
Wool; BUT IT'S MORE SURPRISING
THAT ANYBODY is WILLING TO PAY ALL
Wool PRICES FOR COTTON.
YOU KNOW THAT Wool is VERY
HIGH PRICED; ALL Wool CLOTHES COST
MORE THAN PART COTTON; If YOU
WANT ALL Wool CLOTHES, YOU MUST
PAY THE PRICE. YOU UNDERSTAND
THAT. BUT DON'T PAY THE PRICE AND
Not GET THE STUFF.
YOU WANT ALL Wool CLOTHES AND
WE'RE SURE OF 1T; THEY WEAR so
MUCH BETTER, KEEP SHAPE BETTER
AND HAVE SO MUCH MORE STYLE THAN
COTTON ADULTERATED GOODS THAT
YOU'LL FIND THEM ECONOMICAL, EVEN
AT THEIR HIGHER PRICE.
We HAVE HART, ScHAFFNER AND
MARX ALL Wool CLOTHES TO SHOW
YOU; YOU'LL NEVER SEE ANY BETTER
Boston Dry Goods and GIotbfn9 %.
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THOUGHT FOOD
FOR TEACHERS
Interesting Discussions at
Yesterdays Convention
Art In Scholastic Subject
of Domestic Science.
Wasteful Methods.

Thursday mornings session Of the
Teachers Association was one of
great interest.
After prayer. offered by Rev. Henry
MARTIN Campbell Of the First Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. Charles Christy
supervisor of drawing. gave one Of the
most interesting and instructive ad-
dresses of the entire convention thus
far. Her subject was Art Work in the
Public schools and was really a plea
for the aesthetic life.
She made -,lain the refining and up
Of all grades and showed the correlation
existing between this and other
branches Of study.
Domestic Science in the Public
schools. was discussed very ably by
Miss opal /. Tillman. OF the University
Of Arizona. Miss Tillman showed
conclusively that domestic science is
Of inestimable value. teaching as il
does. the composition of the various
foods and their effects upon the hui
man body. beside teaching just what
the system requires, thus enabling the
Young cook To prepare a well balanced
meal at the least possible expense.
Domestic science teaches the child
to observe order. neatness and econo-
my thus enriching the home and what
enriches the home enriches the nation.
Miss Tillman gave it as her opinion
that the Introduction Of domestic sci
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liqht as an Anesthetic.

\ dentist at Geneva, DR.. Radard. af-
ter having for several years made ex-
periments with the narcotic effect Of
blue light has submitted his results To
the Swiss Society Of OdontolOgy. He
claims that complete narcosis can
be obtained il the rays of blue cleo
tric light are brought to bear on the
human eve, while all other rays of
light particularly daylight. ara kept
off it. The narcosis thus obtained. is
so complete that. during the same. lit
tie dental operations. such as pulling
or filling teeth. can be executed with
out causing the patient the least pain.