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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-18
SPANISH FORK.
VETERANS LAID TO REST.
Richard Money and john Rowe Close
ENcntful Livcs--Co-op. Dividend,

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah CO., May 10
The funeral services over the remains
Of Richard Money were held On the
lawn at his home on Main street this
afternoon. Bishop Hales presiding
The speakers were Allen AdamSnn.
Samuel Cornaby. Bishop Larsen, High
Counselor John Moore. President Page
Of the stake.
The Black Hawk veterans, under
Conductor Harrison, sang from their
ritual a hymn, The Angels Are
Coming
Richard Money was born at Edn-
burgh, Scotland. in 1897; Joined the
Church at Dundee. Scotland, in 1879:
come to Utah in 1856, in a. o. Shoots
company, driving an OK team across
the plains. He located at Spanish
Fork. and has lived here since. He
died the l3th inst aged 50 years
John Rowe who was born In Mon
moutnshire. Wales, Ga years ago. was
buried from the Third ward meeting
house this forenoon, Bishop Hales
taking charge The speakers We're
Barry Wride c. W. Booth. EX-Bishop
Larsen. Presid ant Page Of Payson. and
Elder John Henry Smith. John
Rowe was one Of Bishop Larsen's
counselors for many years in the
Third ward
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
Cities 2apitel.

Gn6 Drei Sasen erfubr i1 bon
Serrn Trosper, oaB aui aniuden bsS
Germ grebats &ersuan unb beS Serrn
CATTLE, Der beiben nGhiten 8crtpancs
ten bes Verblihenen. Die SieseI cts
broben peroen iollten.
Sn Der Sbat. oes sfbenps sesen ad1i
llbr fan, Der Srieoensridter in 8es
gIeitune ieines Sdreibers. nm bas
nihtise 8eibGit ;u poliibren uno sus
sleih oas Snnentar auf5unebmen.
sd hattie midi naf bieiem Muaens
blide init elmer unbeihrsiblihen linz
eebulD geiebnt. Sd iolte alio enbz
lif bieies Simnter betreten biirfen,
auf pelfsm bas @erbreheu periihi
puroe.
8esen abt nbr lam Serr Trosper
81 mir unb iagte in drserlihsm Gone:
Der Serr frngt nab @uh. Ser
Srieoensridter uno Serr CATTLE iinn
oa. Sauft gei6pinb. Der Serr mar@
tet."
Der llnter,lihiingsrtfter loiuie
CATTLE, bes @eritcrbenen @effe, ipas
rem %angetommcu.
@ir betraten baS 3immer, IN ipels
dem Die lInteriuhung itattsefunber
bate. Ser SrieDensrihter besanr
nit ieierli6er Nmtsmieue Die Siesel
81 erbrsdcn. ais CT Den leften ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

pierltreifen abaenommen bate, fonnte
Serr 8rebatz &erauan elm @efiibl Ser
3ufrieoenbeit nift unterbriiden.
Der geamte 5og aus ietner Sai6e
ben SNlinel. Den man linn in Ger
ipabrung sege6en, nnb Difnete Sic
Sbiire.
DSrete CT 3ierIt elm, Iagte er 3u
mir, ,uno Ieufte er uuSl"
@an bate bas 3tnrnler gang 10 9ez
lniien, tpte es IN Der Nadt oes @erbrez
6enS mar.
Sieies 3immer lpar Das duBerite
pes 5auies; ieire Sallter sinsen naf
Dem @arten. Sd bemertte, DaS bies
ielben nit einem itarfen eiisrnen 8its
ter nerieben iparen.
ginise Sfritte pom 8ette entfernt
Itano Der beriihtigte Sefretdr.
Sbm ndberten liA Die bier Innez
ienoen 5uerft.
.0fan bat aIip fem Seitament ge>
fltnoen", fragte Der Srieben5rihter.
~aein", anttportete SEER CATTLE,
Der iebr auiaerest eridien.
rHun benn", fubr Der Sriebensrihs
ter tort, niuhen mir nod einmdl, piels
leibt iino mir DieSmal eliidliherI"
8ar es cine Sduifung? Gs fam
mir bcr, als hattie elm fat nnmerfliz
DIES 2ddeln Die fleiihisen 2ippen oes
Bretonen Ourd,5uGt.
Oie Yopierc nurben nufs neue
burdiudt. Die 8esiitcr ge5ffnet mn
iorgfdltig burhbldttert. Cine ppQe
5tunbe peritrit. Sem 8ort, Das
ben leeten 8ilsn Ses tSerrn Srebate
Gcnoir a~useSeutet bate, murse ees
funoen.
~Ste ieben, nteiu Serr", lnete oer
I8idter su Germ CATTLE. lid babe gez
than, mas in meinen &rdften lag. gs
ifebt alio unbeitreitbar felt. Sab Sbr
Snfel fem 3eitantent binterlaiien bat.
Sic tennen feline anoern 9apiere, nid1i
ipabr, Die Der gerirorbene nod BADEN
tDunte. als bieie?"
~Nein, mem Serr", erfpiberte Der
enttdnihte grbe, auf beI1en Stirne
bide SGtpeibtropfen traten
,Nein, mein Sntel - Ell bat es min
t%anienomal seiast. beipabrte aue feline
Napiere unn ictn 8elo IN bieiem
Shranfe auf."
Sn oieiem Nugenblide idb i'd Der,
8lid Dee. 5erru Brebats &ersuan, Der
i6. obne baB or e. bemertte, fein<
Minute aus benz Iuse b%erlor, unrils
big nad Der Settle bes &amins iih hefs
ten. Sies palerte ieoob nur cine Ses
funoe, banu nabm cr Iofort tpieee,
ieir 9leidgiiltiees nnb unfreunbliheE
Iusieben an. sd ~berfolste ieuler
Bid.
Die uhr oes @srforbenen, pom oe.
biegenem @olh uno nit griQanten aes
i6miidt. hing an einem Raael neber
benz &amine.
.Nitn ia". bahte iG BEL mir ieGbit
has lit elm iouberbarcr Sieb, Der Ell.
nen Nenihen totet, nm beien @elo.
i6ranf ill erbrefen. mo Ell mn meniat
0olbitiide fiuben fam, unb Der eint
llbr liesen ldbt, Die ibre breitauient
Sranten inert it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

V
Nadj Benz Traus1iiff,eu ppn 81. b. 81.
IS g.
Madj BENT 5ransSifdsn upn u. b. Is.

s(m Sube Der Sreppe fdno t) TIN
i'm @eiprdfe NIT Germ Trosper; ei
iaete linn leiie einiee Borte in's DIR,
na6m mid bann uuianft beim grme
unb I6ritt Der 1biire gu.
Sd bot ibm eine gisarre an uni
fdlua sseuer; bod mein 8unoer troIte
ni6t bremen. ba bas 8ctter iebr
feuht mar.
,8arten sic, tpnrten Siel" riei
ricf Der bienitfertise @ertpaIter, feline
SaIAe bur6itoberno; i6 babe. pas
sic brauhen."
or CAB mir Elm Stiid Tapier, Sas
ib an5iinbete unb Rarimilian iibers
rei6te.
9ieier ndberte es Der giearre. I'M
Dieielbe an5uiteden. aber ploslid
rib ct feline Nugeu tpeit auf. bltes
raid Die Slanme aus, itedte bas Yas
pier in Die Saine nnb lief NIT elmer
iol6en 5ait bappn. baB Serr prosper
nidt umbin fonnte. inn nahsurnfs
fen:
r9rmer. iunser Tannl gr bot Den
8opf ni6t p,ebr aif bem redten
Sledl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

Gaitbof gum blauen Studs. S6 bere
fleibete mid, 10 gut i6 mir tonnte unb
ipa5ierte Damn lnn9Idm Dem @aIfbof
gegeniiber auf benz 5rottoir dili nnb
ab, dufmerfinm ale muitertS, ipelebe
aiis@ unb einsineen. rnsefabr mad
balbiiinbisem @arten inb i1 cinen
f~leinen, 5iemlih biden @ann, nit bols
lem 8eii6t unD peritdnbisem, nber
etlpa5 bur1triebenem Iusiehen Die
StraBe berauffommen. 8ein1 eriten
Slid ~erfanute ih in ibm nleinen nlten
a%lienteu. Sulilis 2anieisne, senaunt
Steiner 9olG. Ser alte, Spiebube.
Der Dor 8tpei Sabren aus Dem @efdns>
niiie entIaiien porben ipar. bate. nm
iif bel Der 8elt fpieber in gbren an
bringen, cine Wirtihnft errihtct. gr
frat in baS Oaitbaus, i6 folste linn,
unb i'm @useiblif. ba er Die 5reppc
er1poriteieen molte. faBte ib i'm uns
fanft bel Der Sdulter.
Gr eridrad. brebte iif nm unb iaez
tie in miirriihem Gone gu mir:
n@as ipolen Sic pou mir?"
sic iinb bod Sulius Snuieisne,
nidt tpa6r?"
Gr iperrte feline Mneeu nif unb iab
mid an. Damn. balb sGeernb. antipprs
tete er:
YSal @arum bieie Sroee?"
SD babe einige 8orte NIT S6nen
allein gu reben; eeitatten Sic mir cine
fur6e IeripreGung."
linn i'm an Der Slitdt gu binbern.
nabm i1 i'm beim Irme, offnete Die
Sbiire bes nddlten Saales, unb nafs
Den, io6 midi NIT ibm eineei6loiien bait
te. COG i6 ben G1liiiiel ab uno iIedte
benielben in Die Saihc.
rSesen Sic it'd bier, iuhr it fort,
einen Shlbl Dor ben Slid riidenb.
SD iebte mid an Das anbere gnbe
Deg Sii6eS unb na6m meme 9elabene
Yiitole CUR SanS.
$50, iett reben ipirI"
~ ~ -
Ceh,<eA 0on;tc(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
Mann besann Die Mobel aufsuseit,

Wann besanu Die Mobel auf3usei6z
men. ben Gid, Die Stiible Ii. /. ~.
Sd ulterintte ~ipdbrenb bieier Seit
animerfIam Die Seniter. 0ieielben
tparen felt oersittert unb liberties nit
einem 8orIesihlofe sei6loTen.
Sierberein. oadte ih. lit Der Worber
ni6t sefon,men.
Sd betraftste ben SuBteppi6 unb
meinte, ihmueige Subipureu 3l ente
oeden. Wan bate eeiagt. es babe
iid elmer binter pieiem Vorbanse pGbs
renS GINGER 3eit perborsen esbalten.
SD prdste pieie Babrnebmuns meiz
nent 8ebd6tniiie elm.
Ser Sriebensridter persei6nete nm
Die Gesenirdnbe. rpel6e iiber bent Sea-
mine alfseiteIt tparen.
Bie sroB mar nift meine 8eitiirs
3uns. ais mein Iuse auf ben leereu
Nd9el fiel, on melf)em mod Dor einem
I%usenblife Die llbr gebanseu hattie.
9ieielbe mar peri6punben.
llno rod bate i6 Serrn 8re6atz
9erguan nie aIs Dem Ause perIcren,
Rad elmer balben StinDc tpar oie
Iuf3eifnuns beenoist; bielel6e lpuroe
Der 8eibe mad IN allen iibrisen 3ims
mern pprgenommen.
@egen eli llbr mar man eilbli1 nit
nQem fertig."
CSortiesnng foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

P. s. G9reibe an Steiner Sold.
Rr. 40 SaugirarSsS tra6e; mein an=
eenpmmener Hanle lit 2puis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
WGtnng, ttastbolii1e
~&amoint1er!

mlshrsre tduieno 4der 99anb 5u nertnuieu in
Der llmees.nb bon Slice 9aate, Barron gountp,
isis. nahe BET fatboIiid)en 1 ~Ssird1en unb Shulen;
80 id1 ones Jariulanb iute mood i~rgeu0po 81 finben
1T. Nudl ft9otiit1e Nrbeits o geleeen1etten iiir @rs
better uno Sapitnltiteu. SDaS aano beiueat iim
i'm 9reiie bon $40 bis $50 pet @ter fir miloeS
Spolblano; genltg poih. uni 4 oaS Sauo oamit 3n
6e3ablen; uerbeherteS 9nrro Son S25 bis $50 lie
atad Sage uto SerbeNerunggen. I'm udbere auss
knnft idpretbe man an HSep. Is. .. S6mit.
tRiee . ate. his.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
NennteS 8apita.

O~F J "
bier5ebn Iasen NIT feinem Inge mebr
eeiebeu. Sn benz Strubel Der tarien@
berlei 9ei6dfte unb gei6dftisunsen,
ans benen iid bas 2eben 5uiammena
iebt. binei1seriien. oaHte i9 haunt
mcbr on Dieies ionberbare greisnis,
als zines Woreens eeeen a6t ubr
mein Siener m's 8irumer trat nnD
mir meloete. ienanb perlanse MIDI
brinsenb 5u ipre9eR.
Sd befabl ibm, bic perfcn ein5as
fibren.
Gm GROCER, linssr Weni6 nit
blonbem Saar. bsrbTaiften angen nnb
bdlb Iadenben,, baIb ernitem Rurlbe
trat in mein 3tmner.
Sd iraste. mas i'm Sl min fnbre.
.Mein .5err", ioete er NIT fpins
Ielnber Stimme, lid fufe einen
9ienit; ih mGdte serue anfraser. Oh
Gle feinen Siener brau6en."
limb iper bat gu6 bierbersstpies
fen? 5abt Sbr Elm gmpfeblunss ;.
SID fonnte ni6t %ponenben, Elm
S6rei Der @ertpunberlina entfIos n1eiz
men 9ippen. als bieier tDlpelbaft tbus
enbe Bauer ploslid feline BLONDE Ees
ride. Die ibm Bis auf bic Gusen hers
abbing, bonn appfe nabm, unb barirns
ter bic bobe Gtirn nnb bas f1tparae
5aar meines Sreunoes Wayiamilian
Sener Iid entbiiutt.
.8ie2 Bas? Sinb Gle es?" REF
ih pou lleberrnfhnns aug. ~@as
in aller @elt bat bieie Werfleibuns
81 bebeuten? SIT Sbnen Die poli8ei
alf Der Spur?"
.Sababa", anttportete er mir NIT
ieinem rubieen 2d&eln; "Stc balten
mid bon Tag 81 Tag fir berriidter.
nitt tpdbr? rInb biesmal tperben
sic lid pobI basu enti6lieben, mid
na9 gbarenton gu mcinessleihen 5u
i6iden? SD ipiQ Sbnen mein
8enebn,en ertldren, bas, i6 beereiie
eS, Sbnen a~uffallen nnb. I'M 70 mebr,
ba mir nod ni9t in Der Sai1inss3eit
leben. so, pie Gle mid bier iebeu,
bin ib I'M Sienfte. Sperreu Gle MIR
Die ausen nidt 70 fpeit anf! 9ieie
8ebicntentleiber iinS Der Sut1spels. in
Den i9 mid biiuen mu6 Sic
merben ipobl bereitS erraten baben.
bab i6 bel GERM 8rebats& erguar i'm
9ienitc bin"
Sieies 3uiammenbansloie in ieinen
8orten nno bieier ionoerbare Slid
IieBen MIDI tpirfli1 einen ausenblid
baran stpeiieIn, OBJ L niht tbatidGs
lid berriidt setporben iei.
or idritt GUT Sbiire, ftob Den Iies
gel Dor unb ieste ii6 bann gum &as
mine bin. Gad einisen ausenbliden
bes Stiai9ipeisens. ais bate sr iid
erit nod iammeln lpolen, besaun cr
unsefdbr foIsenbermaBen:
ngrinnern Sic iib nod beg Spis
I6enfaIes, ipie sic beim 6eraiSae>
ben aus benz SauIe 9rebats2enoir
Sbre gisarre aniteden molten? Oa
tpesen bes feudten Betters Der SMna
Der nidt brennen tpoate. CAB Sbnen
5err Yrosper. Der piirbise @ertpals
ter, elm Stiid Yapier, BAG er ans Der
Sai&e ee5osen."
sd erinnere mid be1en iebr gut. "
Gr Sog ais ieiner @eitentai1e Elm
Gtiid Rapier, baS CUR Sdiite bere
brannt tpar, uno CAB es mir. SD
brebte unb tpenbete Sasiel6e mad al
len Seiten. Ser Rbiloiop6 beoba6s
tete mid NIT tinem beimltben 9ds
beln.
Sic fiuben nifts suifauenSes bas
ran, nift ipabr? unb Gle miiiien tpobl
nidt fpenis eritalint Iein, ipenn id
Sbnen iase. bab bieisr fleine Sese,
Yapier mir gum sr0bten SeiIe Der
Sdliiiel sur 9oiuns bes sanSem Mat,
ielS seliefert bat. 8ittc. balten 81,
es einiee oefunben iiber Sbr &amiu.
feuer. ieben Gle babel sena,i gu. uni
Die 9eitiiSuns. bic ih neulid aeiate
s.:.S Nk,,a~ 49, SxnsA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
SebnteS &apitcl.

gr lieB iid cher tot. ais lebenbia
auf Den Stubl nieoer. Sein itiercr
glid mar balb auf Die Yiitole, balb
auf mid serihtet. nnb aui ieinem @e<
ii6te mar Surdt nnb 8ut 81 ieIen.
Sic ieben". besann i5 NIT GROCER
Hube, nSie iiuD in meiner Sanp. Sic
tonnen peSer flieben. nod burd Elm
8erbrehen iid meiuer entleoiaen."
,Rennen Sic mir ole Sremben. Die
ausen6Iidlih in Sbrem @airboie tpoba
men! 3uerit. tper pobnt i'm britten
Stod?"
sd peib es ni1t."
SIT es cine Srall?"
sNein."
.Ilio elm Mann?" unb anein?"
Or SDserte cine Sefllnoe.
nSa."
Limb Sic ipiiien nidt, ipsr berielbe
iit2~ .~er.,,s
mgr lit ein 5amolungsseiienoer .
CLAUDE ih. CT fam aeiteru abenr
an"
limb inn 5ipeitcn Stod?"
Gin Gehtsselebrter unb elm 8eams
ter bon 9uremburs.~
~8eiter niemanb?"
.Nein."
~Sortrefflihl llub men 1aben Sic
int criten Stod?"
~Gineu &labierprpfeNor."
~Nur ibn?"
oSa."
sic liiaenl"
9aS rote @eiiHt Ses g8irtes ents
idrbte iif.
.5ernus NIT Dem Narnen bes Srems
Den. oeiien Inipeienbeit Sic mir pers
beimlid)en poIlen."
"8ollen Sic mein Sremoenbuf Ies
benz"
~Ncin. i'd mill. baB sic reoen. Gle
fommen min bon bier ni6t fort. SD
femme Sic, Sic piirpen n,lr su entipis
iben iuden."
Ser 8irt Orebte lid nmrubig aui
ieinem StIble BIN unb Der. Ntein @lid
Den ih niemals bon ibm abtpancte
ihien i'm su Sobe 5u f%oltern.
sd babe Sbmen seiast. ba6 id
cine Intiport %oerlange."
limb tpenn es mir nidtt gefdlt
cine Ipld]e 5t geben?"
sd i6iebe Sic nieber lpie elmer
Suno!" eripiberte ib fnlt.
Ser 8irt maj tots.ibleid aetpor.
Den. Yloelib erbob er Die Sauit mn
ihlug nit oerielben 5ornig auf Der
Snb.
"Hein", lhrie en- lid, tam es MD.
iagen."
vIb, On fannlt eS niht laeen2 81
peigerit Sid, mir 3u antiporten? 0ur
gut. ih feuue ben @amen oieIes Wecu.
iden. GS lit Der @ruoer ienes Glen.
ben. Der nit Sir auf Der anflaaebanI
iaB, unb Der III Soulon cnttpiden lit
ct beiBt Soiepb Tihet!"
.9as lit nibt ndhr!" ihrie Gan.
ieisne. belien ause plosIib Elm glic
o%urd3udte, rer beiBt 2oui5 Hugnab. "
Die Intport 2anieignes bepies mir
DaB meinc Git selunscn ipar.
@einc @ermutins ipar nlic ri6tig
2ouis mar Der Name bes Sanbiten
@it einem ein3i9en Sprun9 iparf id
mid aiif Den 8irt. padte i'm ieit bein
8ragen uno itieB i'm nit Du6t il
cine ode bes 3immers. CHE er lid Dor
ieiner 9eitiir5uns erbolt bate. ipa,
i'd gum Saale binauS, beiieu Sbiir,
ib binter mir ablhloB.
SD elite uah Sauie. nm mein'
@erfleioung a6Suleecn unb mid piebe'
ants ncue fampibercit 5u madden.
Sbne Belt 3u perlieren. iestc id
meme @adipiirlinsen iort. Sd
fanfte bel einem 1robler einen Ban
ernan5us, ibnitt min Die Saare ab
bic ih utit eiuer blnuNeu Neriide o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12
Tre; Al. uuIere gNbonnenteu.

pruIe Counts uu0 cine 99anbtarte bon Sabs
.Sotpta fret: idboms Sarmsnn nMo Siehiarmen in
oer beriibmtel Wiiouri Siroer galee. benz aorns
dirtel BON Glib Satpta.l Yrpfte garantirt.
4. u. etranstp, BOG SO. RRatuaaa. en-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-12

SD ipolte inbeNen meine @ernulz
tlnsen beitdti9t ieben. Sie Summer
40 IN Der @au9irnrhs StraBc mar Der
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
ELECTED SAME
OFFICERS AGAIN
Ancient Order Of HibeTnianS
at New Castle Honor
Men at Their Head
gpeelal 70 THE EvENINa JouRNAI.

/ Special to The ~ LNAAN1 oOS S-N-t@A'
NEW CASTLE, Dec. l2.-Division
No. 3. Ancient order Of Hibernians, at
its meeting last night elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year,
President Charles Doughefty' wee
nrssident. Archie Watson treasurer,
Charles Toner; recording secretary
William S. Martin; financial secretary
! ]. Francis McIvor; sergeant-at- arms
frank Madden. The division Is IN Il
very healthy condition. Arrangements
are now under way by the literary
committee for the rendition of fine
program at the conclusion OF eacn
meeting.
The division for many years has oeeii
a heavy stockholder in the local Build
ing and Loan Association, and ITS
money outside of there is deposited IN
two savings banks and in three trust
Icompanies. The retiring officers were
lre-eiected. as under their management
the funds have been carefully man
laged.
Another Candidate Out
/ George IT, Tobin has agreed to be
candidate for Trustee Of the Commons
lNahlon X. Lancaster and John E
Taylor will be candidates also. The
contest will be q very warm one
George Peirce win not be a candidate
at this election. on December %.
4 city Council viii hold special meet
ing this evening at 8 o'clock.
/ General regret was expressed here
to-day when word was received of the
death of Rev. William ]. Birmingham
pastor Of ST. Patrick's Church, Will
mington.
The street committee has about COM
lpleted the work on Wilmington ave.
inue. Citizens in general hope that the
work next spring can be continued tc
Stoeckles Hill.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
4O5 Market St. 4O4 Shipley St
The Largest Tea
and Coffee House
in the United States

We have 800 stores selling our
teas and coffees, spices, extracts
and baking powder.
We know that we can save you
from 25 to 40 per cent. in your
household expenses. when you
take into consideration the quail
ity Of our goods.
Ask to see our specials for the
holidays.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
PUBLIC MEETING In
INTER ST OF HEALTH

DR. J. n. McCormlcS. or Bowling Green.
Kentucky, Secretary cf the state Plafd
of Health, viii deliver an address at "a
meeting 20 De held under the auspices ~
the Medical Profession Of New Castle
County. az the Century Club this ovening.
Although for the discussion OF medical
topics. this meeting Is by no means for
the physicians alone. n IS the desire Il
the management that there SHAH be a
large attendance on the part Of tho gem
era .uDtlS- Tae American Medical Asso-
sastioa, which Dr. Mccormack represents
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
Reception at siIverbrOok.

The Epworth League of Silverbrook
NJ. e. Church will hold a rally and re-
ception tonight ia honor Of the newly
elected president of the district, the
Rev. w. Z. Greenfield, who is also
pastor Of the church. Addresses Will
be made by Joseph W. coley. president
OF the chapter; the Rev. c. 4. Keen,
OF clayton. and the Rev j. r. Bickingg
of ElknecS. Music will be provided
by the Sunday School orchestra.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12

IS carrying on a Systematic campaign fcr
pure food. pure drugs and better sanitary
conditions throughout the country and ;he
coctor has. 10 the last few years, travelled
all over the United States addressile
aulicnces ON popular topics connected
with this work
others 10 discuss the subject viii be The
Rev Alexander Alison. Jr. j. Harvey
Nvhiteuan. Professor c. w. rwitmyer
General Charles Bird and others
Evening journal., 1907-12-12

John A Booker was elected lay dele
gate 20 tho lay conference 10 be held
in Asbury Church in March OF q cor
grcgational meeting Of Epworth a. u
church alst night George w. Booker
was electedireserve- delegate
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
You Can Rest Easy
Sack Suits

for business, SO to SIS; for
dress-up wear. SIS to S25.
Plenty OF new browns at
$12. SIS and so. Full as
sortment OF stouts, Sims
shorts, long stouts and ex-
ira sizes. Mixed. full dress
and Prince Albert suits for
any and all special occa-
sions.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
house Goals

at most interesting prices.
$3.50 to Sl5 and SOME sty les
that are worth double.
Made in regular and mixed
styles. Look in the VIM
dows for a few Of the pat
ferns
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-05
TILIMAN FINDS HIS LEVEL.

Now that Senator Tillman has at
last delivered his learned lecture on
1.-THE Moral Influence of the Game Of
Checkers on American Life to the
Y. NJ. c. A., sigh of relief escapes
the republican party. Tillman is, of
course, crazy on the race question
and has about as much license on the
lecture circuit as a Texas steer, but
nevertheless it is comforting to note
that he has now shown some indica-
ton that he has found the true level
of his ability.
The game of checkers is an ancient
and honorable pastime. So also is
the game popularity known as "tiddley
winks." although now little an
tiquated. If Tillman can not be in
duced to give his entire energies to
checkers, we should recommend that
some Of his constituents present him
with a full set Of tiddley winks or
dominoes and start him Off on
meteoric lecture career on such SUBJ
jects as Indulgence in Tiddley
Winks as a Means of Preventing a
Recurrence Of the Financial Scare"
or Democrats and Dominoes or How
to Rattle Roosevelt" Anything to
keep the rampagious senator in an
occupation suited to his ability.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-05
THE OMNIBUS CALM.

The deep and philosophic calm
appears to have settled on the demo-
cratic mentality in as far as that ex-
lists. More I'm sorrow than in anger
we have noted that for fully three
days no republican has been scored
Governor Gooding has been men,
toned only casually, Senator Hepburn
has not been "fiayed' for nearly a
week, Roosevelt has not been de
nounced' for almost "a hours. the
county administration has not been
questioned. and even the poor sheriff's
department has escaped the on
slaught
Yet there Is something ominous In
the silence. The atmosphere Is not
that Of resignation to fate. There is
a feeling that somebody or other is
getting the soap box into place and
the "fiayings" and the ''scorings' and
the "denouncings' are bound to come
at us. in Jumps in the next few days
And what's the difference, any
how?
AS a matter of fact all the "fiay-
ings' and "scorings' and "denounc-
ings' that have been heaped on the
devoted heads Of the present adminis-
tration, county administration and ev-
ton, county administration and ev
erything else have come from such
ridiculous sources and have been
piled on with such big headlines that
the people are beginning to get wise,
and the remark by Bill Sluggs the
colored swamper of the Knockout sa-
loon. to the effect that the present
administration is punk carries
about as much weight in the COM
as its author despite the
flaming headlines of the local papers.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-12-05
POSTSCRIPT.

When saying farewell to my sub
scribers in the last issue of the Miner
l was unable to inform them what
arrangements would be made for a
continuance of the service due them.
Since then l am pleased to be able
TO state that G., A. Burke and David
Gross have taken over the plant
goodwill and circulation of the Miner
and will continue its publication on
much the same lines that have char
acterized it in the past.
/ bespeak for my successors the
same cordial support that my sub
scribers have always extended to me,
believing that they will find their In
terests as carefully guarded by the
new management as was the aim of
the old.
II. w. C. JACKSON.