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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
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zines Wonnrden barunter peritanoen,
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malt unb ben Gplfsreften entaeaenz
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cine iol6e &amari1a gebe, ipnr fem
8ebeimniB, ebenio ipnbte man. DAB
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9rin5en Mbre6t bon EreuBen, nnb
Inbere, bilbeten Die iogenanrte Bic
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man es linn mirfIid nidt berbenfcn.
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Der aebrieite ibres S6's IN etpas
uninnfte 8~eriibrune brdfte. Ser
aronprin5 ielbit ioG ieinen Serrn
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lung aufmerfinm semaht baben;
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nddlte 3ufnnft ergeben, iebenfaqs lit
Dem geipobnli1iten &latif unb
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elm S~offfanbal lit einmal cine @erz
dnberung fir Die Yflaitertreter ios
ippbl bon Der Iriitofratie. tpie bonn
Ylebs, unb - Billion freut Iif
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fiirslide 8eIuf, BEN bic en9lis
SpurnaIiiten unierem
beutl6en IaterIanbe abitatteten. @ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

oAnter bieiem SiteI pirh beute
n1 lebbaft erortert. ipelfe Stels
w lnrg Die Srau in Der meni6s
liden @eielidaft %ein5nneb@
men babe.
Gonberbarl Seit 5000 Snbren
leben Die Meni6en in Samilien beiz
fammen. unb in bieier lanaen 3eit
iollten lie Die rihtige Steauns Der
Srau in Scr Samilic unb in Der Sc
ieli6aft nod nidt ~ausfinoig gemadt
baben?l Gollte nidt Die Hatiir. hie
@rfabrung nnb bas Gbriitentbum in
Den lesten 5ipeitauienb Sabren Der
Srau lire ipabre Steaun9 IN Der
meuihli6en @eIeaidaft aneeipieien
baben? 8enn nibt.. bann lit duf
beute lpeni9 Musiiht fir Die enos
giiltige 9oiuns bieler 8rase. Oens
nod lit Die Srauenz Sraee cine 2ee
beusfrage fir Die Menihbeit; benn
Die menibli6e Geielihaft lit cine
Organization utb iobalb iid Die Stele
lung Der Srnn dnbert, mlB iib notbs
tpenoig aud Die Stelung bes Wtannes
in Der @eIeui6aft dnbern. S6ne
20iuns Der SrauenS Srage fam bic
menihlife @eielfhaft ni6t eriltieren;
uno in Der Chat lit lie INNER grIoit
porber. balol gu @uniten Der einen,
balD Der nnberen Yartei.
@eldes lit MN beut5utage Die
Stellung Der beiben Yarteien in Der
Srauen sSrage? Sic Of ri It Of e
Yartei bulbigt GER biitoriihen Nn@
i9auung. nelde Der Sraa in allen
cipililirten 2dnoern cine nntergeoros
nete Steaung ~anipeiit unb DEM
Ianue Die SiibrerroIe in Der Saz
mile 3u1pribt. Sa Die Renihen
~naturgemGB ni6t in Serbsn. ionOern
in Samilien lcben. unb iebe Sdmilie
audi elm S6erbaupt baben nruB. Dem
Die iibri9cn Mitglicber untertban iinb,
10 bat bie Natur unb pas ghriitens
tbnm benz Wtanne bieie Hoae 5ugez
pieien, unb cine tauienbjdbrige CIR
fabruns bat bIeielbs beitatigt.
Sic un6riitIi6e Yartei
perp,rft bieie undergraduate Stellun9
Der Srau. perldnet pollfommene
@letdltellun9 nit Dem Ranne, Be-
freiun9 Dor benz @eboriom gegen ben
Wnnn. rno slei6e politii6e nnS
ipir:EIGafil;fe Nedic mic Die Mdns
ner. 9ieie SorberNngen MAIDEN ole
griiten8 Der Semitic rnalt9li6, IN
ipelder Nann uno SrnI ibren beions
bereu Sili6terfrei@ lnbcn. Der 5unr
@cien Der Snn,il;c geb5rt. @nnr
unb Nrau ioiinen, Ms Sipei ielbItltans
Die uub m~nnbbGn9ig rebcneinanbcr
lcGcnbc Snbinibnen. nit 9ans glcihei
9iehten uub Yflidtcu ausgcitattet
ppbl 81 einem Ioien GuBercn 3uinms
meulcben, uie u6er 5i elmer innerr
or0anil6en 2ebeuseinbeit iuie Die
Che lit. 5uinmmertreten. 8iro bic
Srau Dem Wannc iosiGl bur6nus
glei6geltellt. 10 bilbct Die Wtenihbcii
ni6t mebr einen Or9anismis, ions
bern elm Mgaregat bon @in5els Snbi,
pibren, Die ols Meniheu pobl nebens
eiuanoer eriitieren fonnen, aber ourd
feline 8anbe matchmaker perbunber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
3sr feirr hrs ,GlcrrefdDrm
a1iertem".

9amit Die 2eiden nidt an biele
irerben. biiriten gltern iid Solsenoes
merfen. 2abt @uoere bas @bz
6rcnneu Ser Seuerwerfsforpcr tbun.
g9euu SIR aber @uren ainSerI bas
.Tatiden" nidrt gnu6 perbicten fonnt.
banu iebei Defenders haranf. Sab Die
ainncr inter feincn ~llmirdroeu
Spiclpilioleu IN Die SGuoe 6eforamen.
go oeidbrli6 bas Ibbrcnneu bon
Seuerncrtsf6rpern fir llnp~eritGnbige
aid INNER fem mag. bic Yiitolben
forbern Die rcrbdltnibmabis. meiiten
Opfer. Die Ginger iin0 aus minbers
nertbisem Ietaq iebr rob bergeitelt
unp tOnnen IN Der 8egel feline itarfen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
M%i6nrraansn;a.

Gin 2eier crs6Glt folgenocs &C.
i.bidJtden: Sielcr Sa1e craminirte
t5 @a6mtttogs mein Sohterfen. ipie
es ibm am NorGcn in Der GGule ers
ganeeu lei. Out. Iagte es. .it
babe I'M Siftat mr. cinen Sebler aes
babt!" Sd eriuioerie: .9u iouit
a6er gar feinen bdbeu." .Sclrotl.
aber Der 2ebrer hat seidst: Scr
Seller bat aihtS 81 t~cbeutcn, ipeil
Inn Gin Mlbreritdnbnib 81 0rnaSc
liegt." Nun nnrroe i6 neiiaterig.
.Bns bait 81 benr seid)r;eben2" -
nN . nit bel l6anen 9eben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

n(eorc ms 9ebcu esrufcn bat. Gubers
DEM ~leiitet iener Srben @roBartises
in Den Gouegien bon Sao 2eopplDa-
Salisbury IN graiilien = in YeIotas
Sao Sebro Do Hio granbe DO Snl,
S~ortoalegre, nnb reucitcns i'm ltants
lid iubhentionierten @pmnaiium bon
Slorinnopolis, Dem ein5igen Des gons
gen Stnates Santa gatbarina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
Offenbar ssredte Gntf9ei-
1mmN.

@Ieih ben CLUBS bes armcn
Iannes perben fprtan aud be beS
reidem @auues in Chicago $1,000
Observation-Disclosures be5nblen miiiien.
Ser h0hite S.aatsgeridtsbof bon
SGinois bat enti6ieoen. bab IS fcinen
lnterimieb i1adt. Oh liquor" nit
oSer oIuc @c!piHnIt perfauft, an ieben
5nElnnssfGbigel annoen ober mn on
Die Wit9licSer elmer .syi.uiipen"
@eieuihaif pera6reidt Mrs. Scr
Sanncl mil benz .9eidbrliden Stofs
fe". glei6piel nie unb mo err 6e.r;es
ben tperoe. lei in Der Iuaen bes Ges
iet,ss fem uatiiriid)es oSe; frciet Hes
lperbe me6r, ionhern mterlicgc inter
allen l~lmitGioen bcr YDiiSci0cualt
bes Staates ooSr Der Gen,einbe. 6n6e
alio Die Gtact Chicago Gin: ,0iaeitS.
gebilbr bon $1,000 eirgefu5,i nm
bcu &anSel III. bcrcai0erbca &C.
trdnfen 81 beidrdntcn pSer III cr<
ihipercn. 10 miile bieic 0e6iihr BON
Gibbs ehenio gut cr5obel rcrbeg. nie
bon ie5em belieb;gen Gaanfioittbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
100000 Hrnppel.

Na6 elmer fiirslid) GugeItentcn De-
recbnlng ipcrsen ip Den Snouitries Gins
lanen Der Der. Staatcn jabrlif iihcr
100000 Mtculucn 81 Ariippeln aes
mndt. bon bcilen Die mcitcn gleidjsei<
iia Der oifeE!Iihsn Rol!tbdtigfeit our
Gait fnllcn, neil ist. ielten Die 6nbrifS
obsr G%nenba6us unS Strcbcn6abns
gclisev 81 gniiHariguaCeu in nnles
rem GcrihisE pcnirltciIt lcsrten. nib
Damn ;'idt. penn lie inoircit iir ll1s
fdIie petartiporilicb iiuo. Oi,is 3lbs
len belpeiien. ipie nnerl1Blih bic Gins
fiibrung zines acknowledgements
9eiebes lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

=. &c fdbrt b.:itSutaye r,aphe
gabn trob ibrer bori8ontalen Strede
cuf elmer i1iefen @bene.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Say it Works.

An experiment Of Importance to
beet growers was carried out on the
agricultural college farm Friday
afternoon when new machine fol
topping sugar beets while still in the
ground was successfully tested. The
machine topped not only beets pro.
truding from the ground but also
these beneath the surface. At pres.
ent 1t requires four men to TOP ar
acre OF beets in day. With the
machine one man and team can tor
three acres day, the machine and
team thus doing the work of twelve
men. Beet growers say the use O,
this topper in the field will solve the
labor problem and save thousands Of
dollars to farmers. Blevins and GIL.
cans, farmers Of Timnath, are the
inventors.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
NO ILL EFFECT.

The refusal by the Tribune some
time ago to accept advertising mat
tor from the travelling doctors, fakes
or otherwise. has had the effect OF
most of them giving this city wide
berth since then. One or two have
tried it and went away disgusted,
because of their inability to reach
the people. whose money they were
after We have not Noticed any
great increase in the death rate since
the people were more or less deprived
Of the services of these intinerant
health vendors. If other papers in
this section will follow the Trib-
une's lead in this regard it is prob
able that the business can be killed
OF altogether and the people of
northern Colorado not alone be
thousands of dollars better of tinan-
.ially, but actually better off in
health.
OF course. there are other methods
Of publicity besides newspaper ad-
vertising, but that is the surest and
cheapest. A great many people will
take what is printed in the home
paper for sound gospel, whether it be
editorial or patent medicine. 1t is
therefore up to the self-respecting
newspaper man to see that nothing
that cannot be we'll substantiated
goes into the columns OF his paper.
Very few of the claims made for
patent medicines can be substan-
tiated and still fewer OF the claims
OF the travelling doctors.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
A SMALL KICK.

There is one thing that we would
like to see the Commercial club 20
after now that it has an entirely
new set of officers and directors. 1t
Is the matter of wiping out some Of
the unsightly things about the city.
The old administration of the Com
mercial club was exceedingly active
and successful In the way of new
enterprises during the past year, now
If the new administration will 20
after cleaning out bill boards, rub
btsh on vacant lots and hitchinx
posts and telephone poles on the
main business streets, its regime
Will be fully as much appreciated as
that Of its predecessor.
The fact that many of the offenders
In this linz are active members OF
the Commercial club should make
It all the easier to accomplish. Dur.
ing the past few months bill board.
have been spriuging up on vacan,
lots where good building should
stand, and II the owner could mo-
afford building, his property woult
certainly offer better inducemen
for purchase by cleanly kept spo
than one that was full of rubbish
partly hidden by bill board.
The hitching posts on the mai
streets have always been an ey
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Officers Moving Right.

The sheriff and city marshal are
cooperating In an effort to weed the
undesirable element out from among
the working men who are here to
help harvest the beet and potato
crop. Practically every day the
officers go through the ''jupplen
along the river and take to iajl Al
OF the men that are camped there
unless they can give pretty straioht
account of themselves. The resnlt,
has been material thinning opt of
the men along the river.
This appears to be the most s,t,s.
factory way Of handling the situa.
tion. The men who rsall, uart ~
work can now get all the work tbev
want without waiting for da,, and
even weeks In hobo camp Thosa
who do not want to work should =.
given such = dose that tbsy vill
leave the country for good Tb,, ,s
the theory the officers ara ror,ina IN
and the vaging and iailing 10 ~
Gays OF some of the hohoes /, ba r,no
good results. "'''ns
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
TWO SMALL FIRES
Q. P. Goodwin and Harry Swan
son the Losers

Two fires during the past week
have slightly smoked up the scenery.
The first one occurred at about 5
O'Clock last Friday morning in the
chicken coop of o. P. Goodwin at
10lS Fifth street. The fire was prob
ably started by hoboes who had gone
to the coop for a nice, fat pullet for
breakfast.
In running across the street to
give the alarm Mrs. Goodwin fell
and dislocated one shoulder. While
hurrying to the fire. on his wheel
Night Watchman Al. Dickerson vas
thrown from his bicycle and his jaw
fractured.
The fire was extinguished witt
but slight damage.
At about O'Clock Saturday morn
ing fire broke out in the Harry
Swanson tailor shop opposite tn,
postoffice. The fire is said to hav,
started from the use of gasoline fol
cleaning purposes. Some garment.
In the shop, either new or to be re
paired, were destroyed or damaged
This fire was also quickly put out.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
RECOGNITION OF TEACHERS.

! In last weeks issue we published
some extracts from the report OF the
county superintendent OF schools to
the state superintendent. The re-
mort in full shows some encouraging
symptoms of an awakening conscious
ness of the importance OF education,
even among the more careless and
shiftless members of our population.
A much larger number OF permits
TO Withdraw children from school
during the busy season OF beet and
potato harvest has been granted by
the county superintendent this year
than ever before, showing that even
the foreign population Is beginning
to respect the compulsory school law.
Another encouraging sign Is the
tardy recognition Of the value or the
country school teacher. That indi-
SlOuai SdiAES udo aCooa1iJ Sio""
until now it is some where near what
clerks, bookkeepers and some other
trades demand. There was a time
when s25 to s35 month and board
himself was considered plenty for
good male teacher and he probably
had to work as hard then as the
man does who now draws SIS to sS5
month.
OF course the teacher today has
to be much more thoroughly edu-
Gated man than the teacher Of
twenty years ago, but his facilities
for acquiring such an education are
also much better, so that in reality |
The bettered condition in his profes-
sion is due to a recognition of his
value to society.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
W. Il. DAVIS DEAD
Fatal Ending of the Johnstown
Sunday Tragedy

W. H. Davis, who a week ago
Sunday afternoon was shot three
times by Hiram r. Wilson At Johns
town, died In the LoDgmont hospital
last Sunday evening. almost to a
minute an even week after the shoot.
ing. An ante. mortem statement
was secured from the man by Dis
trict Attorney Van Horn.
Coroner Macy went to Johnstown
Tuesday to conduct an inquest.
Wilson, as reported last week, is
in the county Jail, and will likely be
charged with the killing of Davis.
According to Wilson's story the kill.
ing was in self defense as Davis also
had . gun which he Is said to have
fired twice at Wilson during the
fight.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

sore. as are the signs at the outer
edge of the sidewalk, we unoef'
stand that the telephone company Is
taking its poles from tile ma'h
streets and putting them into the
alleys, now II the old hitching posts
and some OF the ugly bicycle RACKS
could disappear at the same time Tue
OF the street wouio iaf
more than counter balance the use
fuluess of either Of the mentioned
utilities.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Notice to Stockholders.

a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Mccall Drain and Irrigation
con pany will be held at the office of
Scott & Lyons, Greeley, on Saturday.
Oct. rs, 1907, at 7:30 p. M, for the
purpose of disposing of all rights.
titles and holdings of the Mccall
Drain and Irrigation company to a
new company to be organized for the
purpose of taking the place of said
Mccall Drain and Irrigation COM
pany and such other business as
may come before the meeting.
@. Fl. Bliss, Secv.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Farmsl Farmsl Farmsi

All sizes. All prices. See Wood.
run & Mumper, sl4H Main street.
phone, Greeley As.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

Smallest number OF any issue printed
in 1906. 22OO.
0EaA Copies OF this issue OF The
EoOO Tribune were printed.
C.H. WOLFE. Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
new AND UP-ToDATE SCIENCE AND LUNCH
Medical Society Mixes the Two
Last Monday

The annual fall banquet OF the
Weld County Medical society was
held at the Camtield hotel last Mon.
day evening with total attendance
of % members and visitors. There
were ten out of town guests,
The banquet which opened at I 80
vas preceded by scientific program
at 80 In the afternoon In the otfice
Of Or. Hughes. This program was
opened by DIR. G Law on the SUBJ
lect, Personal Experiences with
Mineral Springs. - A general dis
cussion followed. Gastric Ulcer"
was topic assigned to Drs. w. F.
spaulding, A. S. Taussig and L..
Freeman. The general discussion
was opened by Drs. Arneill OF Dem
yer and Taylor OF Fort Collins.
Tuberculosis OF Kidney and B.ad-
der" was the topic Of = paper by
DR.. W. f. Church Of this city. The
general discussion was opened by DR..
C. B. Lyman of Denver.
At the banquet II. N. Haynes
acted as toastmaster. Besides the
regular talks on the program there
were some musical numbers, r. G.
Strong giving q euphoneum solo, DR..
Woodcock and c G. Townsend q
violin duet and DR.. Broman a piano
solo. The regular hotel orchestra
also furnished music.
The toasts and talks we're: Open
ing remarks, President Ringle; !;
The Social Standing of the Ply
and Present. DR.. G. H.
Boulder; Medical Pro-
fession." DR.. j. X. Miller, Greeley !;
Other Professions, Charles F.
Tew; Our Guests" DR.. L. Free
man: Colorado State Medical So.
ciety," President Whitney; "WiIy
Senator w. L. Clayton;
Higher Medical Requirements, :"
DR.. j. r. Arneill. Denver; Sweet
hearts and Wives" DR.. NJ. Black !;
Country Doctor" DR.. T. c. Tay.
or, Fort Collins: Pharmacy" A.
B. Craig; Alma Mater" DR.. A. S.
Taussig.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Take Teddy Bears for Walk.

Little Doris Cramer, the two and
half year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cramer, who live at
HOS Ninth street, went for a walk
Wednesday afternoon and forgot to
tell her mamma she was going.
When the child was missed a
thorough search Of the neighbor-
hood was made and Marshal Eugene
Williams was notified. The child
was found at !:3O p. N. at 3O5 Elev-
enth street. having walked the entire
distance OF ten blocks alone and
pushed go-cart containing = doll
and two teddy bears.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
A certain Cure for Croup-U.ss tor
Ten Years Without a p, u io1

Mr. W. G. Bott, a Stsr City Ind
hardware merchant, /, e,tS' 'hu.
IN his praise of ChamberlairIs1 - ''stio
kennedy. His children b,yo -, Toukn
remsdv ~ to Group and he las used this
,sn"e,' sneuy lor the past ten years, and and
III. thousn 's, they much feared the r,onn a'
as, LIS Wlie and he always felt sats Uup, ,'.,a,,
,e.',lhg when bottle of Cb.rsa upoA
,a'hs Cough Remedy was 'oe' ~
mouse. His Oldest child waS in the
70 severe attacks of croun 10 u.s. sunlect
remedy never failed to et,s,. DuI this
cure. He has recommensos 'pe'dy
have nssa ana !. neighbors and all vho ~
80 ~, Group and whooping congh iua1eo @
SAFE o' all druggists. For
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Nuun's Best Booster Is q Mod.
ern Woman

Coming to Num- two years ago f0
the benefit OF her nealth, Miss Jen
ME Pettyjohn,a Denver milliner, by
reason o. her business ability, pusl
and energy, has become the foremo ost
and most influential business womar
in northern Colorado.
This town OF 500 inhabitants
which was until year and bali
ago a wide. barren stretch of prairie
with here and there rancher' 5
home to break the monotony, owes
much to this energetic woman OF Is
or 80 years.
Largely through her efforts MANY
settlers are reclaiming the desert
lands in that vicinity, which prom.
ises to become one Of the most pro
ductive In Colorado.
When Miss Pettyjohn Hrst deter.
mined to live out Of doors rs much
as possible In order to benefit her
health, she selected the country near
Mum, 70 miles from Denver on the
Union Pacific railway, as being ex-
ceptionally desirable because Of its
few human habitatiuns and because
it presented an opportunity for de.
velopment.
Taking up l6O acres of land, more
than half OF which are now under
cultivation, she made her start with
the meager savings of several years
in the millinery business. Seeing
the possibilities of the country she
secured options on thousands of acres
of land. and has since held those op-
tions while the price of land has
ben soaring to double and treble the
price asked when she first went
there.
The beginning Of the new irriea.
tion ditch has meant much to her,
as it insures her sale of the prop.
erty at an excellent profit before the
time limit on the options expire,
since the ditch will be completed by
May |, 1908.
Wishing to put her land under
cultivation as soon as possible, she
has hired workmen and built many
miles Of fence to protect her own
land and some Of that on option, !
from stray cattle and also to get it
In line for improvement as soon as
possible.
Lots In the townsite of Num- have
prosed one of the best speculations
fot her. She bought several 1t low
price and has since sold them for
four times what they cost her. 4
Every time she heard OF peSon
in Denver or elsewhere who wanted
land she has interested them in
Weld county land, particularly that
about Num-, and has almost invari-
ably succeeded in getting them to
settle in or near that township 1t
is estimated that in this way she has
secured settlers for 10000 acres
All this goes to show that the
present day new woman is equally
at home anywhere. In Denver there
are lady BARRIERS, lawyers, doctors,
brokers and women engaged in other
lines of business. The experiences
and success of Miss Pettyjohn proves
that women as real estate agents,
providing they have the right qualiti-
cations, can prosper as well II not |
better than men engaged in the same
line. Denver News.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

Or. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
VIII again be In Greeley Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Oct. II, IS and
~. at the New Camfield hotel. Con-
sultation and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-11-30
Poor Prospects.

Kid Mccoy Cor Norman Selby, TO
give the ex-pugilist his right name)
bought the other day a $3.50, 900 Office
building in New York.
To a reporter who congratulated
him on this O~pulence, Mr.. selby said:
1T is pleasanter 10 be welito-do
than to be hard up. | thank good
ness l am not like the young nan out
in st. Joseph whom ! heard about the
other day. He and his sweetheart
certainly have poor prospects.
"A friend of mine called on this
st. Joseph fellows sweetheart one
night and found her embroidering.
"'Oh, ] say, my friend exclaimed.
what exquisite embroidery. don't you
know. 1t Is a little case for jewels.
isn't it?p
We'll, no, said the young WON,
an; but you see, George, poor OAR.
ling, has nothing to keep his pawn
tickets in"