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Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
SOLDIERS IN TOWN.

Capt. C. ID. Dudley, 18th Cavalry.
from Boise Barracks. Idaho. with
three men from the Fifth Cavalry. Fit.
whipple. were in town last evening,
remaining over night. They have been
engaged in typographical work. and
will today ego on to Roosevelt. The
captain thinks that Mesa is about the
prettiest green spot to be found in the
west. He was not prepared to see
anything like IL in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
TEMPE
THE LAST THE BEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Warner are the
proud parents of a baby boy born Sun
day night. The fact that the young
man is the only boy in family of five.
makes his presence doubly welcome.
Both mother and child are doing nicely
and the new boy tips the scales at a
fraction over ten pounds.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
BOUGHT COWS,

Charles Waterhouse. representing
Warehouse and Casner. made trip to
Buckeye last week where he attended
the c. G.. Coy sale and purchased a
bunch of fifteen head of milk COWS.
Yesterday accompanied by Mr.. Coy.
he brought the stock up here. Mr..
Coy will leave in day or two for
California.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.

Prof. Lopez and School Director
Chandler have been circulating a pc
tition asking that the districts of Mesa
Alma, Lehi, Jordan. Chandler. Nephi
and Highland be Joined in one high
school district, and this petition has
been signed generally by the property
owners. II the district is authorized.
a forty thousand dollar high school
building will be erected.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
SKATES AT COST.

VIM. Goodwin announces in his ad
today that those desiring new Winslow
skates for the coming season may get
them at cost by leaving their orders
with him in the next three days. He
is going to order a special lot direct
from the factory and can give a good
figure on them
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
RESTAURANT SOLD.

Mrs. Thee. Thomas yesterday sold
her restaurant and will retire from
business at once. The new proprietors
are three young men, Messrs. Adds.
Shanks and Pray, recently of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
HERE FROM LOS ANGELES.

Thomas Hagan arrived here Sunday
from Los Angeles. He expects to re-
main in Tempe a month or more look
ing after his property interest here and
making such improvements and repairs
as may be necessary.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

They took charge last evening and ex-
pect to conduct the business on the
same lines as in the past with a con-
tinuation of the good service.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
NEW PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT

Fryer building. Mesa. and will put on
display samples OF his goods. and keep
a man here to fill orders and put in
plumbing. He is moving in today.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
LOST az SOME ONE.

A few days ago Postmaster Mullen
picked up in the front OF the office a
brass curtain rod. Not having any use
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
MUSIC STUDIO.

Fall term opens Sept. 2Sth. Mrs.
Isaac Hayes, teaches piano. violin.
mandolin and guitar. Studio at Mont
gomery Hotel.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

W. ]. Schorgl will open up a pool
hail and cigar stand in Andre block.
Oct. LIST.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

for it himself, he will be pleased to re-
turn it to the proper owner upon appli-
cation to him at the postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
A NEW SUMMER COLONY NEAR PREscorr

baseball
emile
of A. Vest Adams St, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24
S.S.S.CuREs CATARRH

a inner
Innings would Indicate; 1t Is
which the entire circulation and the greater
of blood
impurities acumung in the which
surfaces and then unps
the disease manifested There
the norils filthy
the breath has offensive odo and other annoying and
unpleasant symptoms OF the trouble
Ch the blood must Purlhed
Nothing down into the cuion
the catarrhal matter purifes the blood and makes
the the blood being and healthy
instead irritating them with
matter Caarrh and med
advice free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-24

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The Coconino sun., 1907-12-19
INSTRUCTIVE
 INTERESTING Correct English How to use it"
4 Monthly Magazine Devoted 10
 inc Use of English
JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER. Editor
NIL aoRDAN. sccrrsy

PARTIAL CONTENTS Course in Grammar. How to Increase Ones No-
 cabulary. The Art of Conversation. Shall and Will: Should and
 Would: How to Use
 Them. Pronunciations (Centuary
 Dictionary). Correct English in the Home. Correct Eoglish in the School. What to Say and What Noi to Say. Course in Letter Writing and
 Punctuation. Alphabetic list of Abbrevia-
 tions. Business English for the
 Business Man. Compound words: How to
 Write Them. Studies in English Literature.
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-19
Second Hand Store
 A-

"I just heard where there's bar
 gains galore"
 And that's why run to the Sec
 ond Hand Store. y
 We have some solid leather glad stone bags that are fine. got trunks and suit cases you can't beat sell ing. A line of $500 Nelson shoes at $3.50. We are the dope on toys, come and see us. Don't tell us what they cost in Chicago. we got a Sears Roebuck catalog on the coun- ter. By gum there's AS pair of our Sunflour shoes.
 Walking around Flagstaff makes 48 enthusiastic advertisers.
 See our wool Blankets.
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-19
Mine Warning Notice
To whom it may concern:

To whom 1t may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that neither the Anita group of mining claims in the Francis Mining district, Cocouino County, Arizona, nor the undersigned trustee, therefor, will be responsible for any expense therein or therefore either for labor or supplies, by parties working said Anita group of mines under lease.
 LEANDER w. FoBEs, Truste' Dated Flagstaff September 20, 1907.
The Coconino sun., 1907-12-19

The cost of good tea is so very little: only a third of a cent a cupl a cent and-a-h;. f or two cents for the family breakfast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

B. A. King, st. Louis; 7. X. San
ford, Boston; l.. Bloch, Cincinnati;
J. f. Bulls, Milwaukee; w. f. White
st. Louis; J. D. Thyng, Boston; l..
B. c. Josephs, Dallas; Ira Dunn,
Coleman C. NJ. stevens, Dallas; W.
A Smith, Corsicana; NJ. J. Garlick,
Dallas; A. S. Bell, New York; w. S.
Adams. st. Louis; b. II farrell, Ell
mo, Tex; w. S. Robinson, Ennis; c.
J.. Allen, Ennis; j. M. Eslridge, city,
J. w. Maxwell. Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13
Hor Ia Avoid AIa~ss4sfsss.

Most rfct;rfs OF Appendicitis are
hose VAC are haaf'aslly cons4pst-
~ ostre laxative Fruit syrup cares
eavonsc constipation by stimulating
Saa lsvcr and bo.as> and rastsres the
aatarai seton Of the troWets Drinp
Laxative Fruit Ssrup does aot nau.
seate or grine and IL Mild aud pleas
ant ~ TAX Refuse substitutes. n
W Fcnrts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13
All Next Week.

The Durham dry goods company
have decided to make daily special
sales all next week. These sales will
be for only one day. Each day will
have a change of program, something
new and different every day. Some
ten or fifteen specials taken from all
over the store viii be on sale each
day throughout the week 7
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13
Services Tonight.

Services at the Baptist church viii
begin at O'Clock. The subject to-
night will be. what is Church and
Why Should Christian People be In
In the Church Come early and join
in the song service AZ the beginning
W. NJ NEEINS, Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

Services ~ tbs Cathn13t gaareh so-
aaFrcw First teass ~ : q rs SeSusa
aass w8th %eFsanm aaa bensilef9en
- the blessed sse eau set at 20 90 .
us. Az arv rareia8lY tHstfea BE- ths
services hs ths pastuf AsR y
Bsynr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13
HOOD x q Rim, Druggists


Oats are scarce and high. My
wheat and corn chops in equal parts
at $3.50 per sack 600 pounds) is
equal 10 48 cents for oats, which is
good substitute. This is ten cents
ICES than oats per bushcl and is good
for horse, cow or chickens. d. IL.
Thompson q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

For tomorrow the services Will be
al follows SUNDAY school $50 a.
M. Preaching II o. rs. Junior League
see p u. Sunday school Teachers
aud workers meeting ~ 500 p. n.
Senior League Gas D. m. on account
Of the revival at the Baptist church
there @lll Dc no services at night.
]. T. Mcclure, Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

Thg services 0{ 1He Nasa Street
Cbustiaa church for t0wurgo@ vi}.
by a. 8 As IA Isle'e school, /
a a taga Sappef aud aecMon
tsAs y. nt CAF5stlan Eu1eavor socie-
tses There mgl3 Pc ao preaching II
the evening
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

AS we agv seu@4elin# aas ea@seh
ttere wsfg bs uu SAB sash " aasa1 81
eAage@ s@FesNss uuf e@aEfTs@faos
aiil wpEah1p stih gvnsfas Frv*hYfsFe
JOS chafrh Leonard Ufst Sin1stef
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

sssss~ .ss".
i~s Bass@@ d. rasr ssa. nsasa
snx u
80 & : rs-=s ~ A~sat~ sssm
hmg sess fs-ofyns "
@<~ n T. WTs s~~ss~. fe. mr. .~h
Tss-@-sfss ts~~~~s~~
YE8se hss f~s aFssss ffors
ifte "a ai@eraf sss3gs
4 N#asns fes&ess ca seasens FewT
Z fIfr ana tasna&a iasafss2s n
/ pieatF ~ stes a4 sess r~Fs3as At r
/ 4 ttmak Chs prizes fgxsi ~
! " ward ~ q naunoa. ~ -
sisltiHE J y t.aaKsfo5d ard fafasiy
Tae Tfsastt UaisefsigY baseball
team fetaraed thts al@fntns ffgus
l 1&se
/ whea sos n*ea p3arubef. cali
+ fsankicy stir r = Cfous GO Dots
pApaes - u
Cope sud see ouf BID nnr of bats
ro-sATfs befofc goo bits u r so~fre
PnruitaF. Go n
4 hftea crossing ~ss 80, do~n ~
day between TharnhHIa ~afehnus"
and tbe engaty iaii
Z Just tr, ,hat ice cream once a, the
4 EAtiiarium sou wiii see shat others
say t. that igs eood II
Sore that red garden ho#a al r. g.
! Cronk Co - before you buy. No
+ trouble 30 aho~ you II
We wiii deliver sou icr cream uF
+ you ean get n In pals al sG cents
+ per quart al The Eatitorum tf
Phone Us your ice cream orders
We are ready At nil times TO deliver
same Both phones Ea'ttoriom II
Good typewrIters. any kind you
want for sale. exchange or rent Easy
payments. Il T. Moore Furniture Co,
II
We buy. sell. exchange or rent
household goods and furniture Easy
payments Il T.. Moore Furniture Co.
Il
Conductor W. y. snodgrass retrun-
ed this morning from Mckinney
where he spent two or three days at
tending court.
One dollar and $500 pays for &C
cident and health policies in good
company for year. Have only few
left. w. l.. r. Leigh rs
Fred McCannon, who went to San
Antonio some time ago TO enlist in
the regular army, has returned home,
having been honorably discharged,
Mrs. ]. c. Gibson, who was just
recovering from n siege Of sickness,
was taken i'll again Thursday night.
Her condition was reported as being
quite serious this morning.
Easter is over. Now while you are
feeling fresh in your fine Easter at
tire, have fine dozen photos taken
| and receive beautiful medallion
free. Mrs c. r. Jackson, the photog
rapher tt
H. r. McCombs, who was recently
released from he county Jail after
having been imprisoned twenty-five
months left this morning for league
/ to accept employment in the con-
structon department OF the Trinity
and Braozs Valley.
/ Theatorium, April 22d, 23d and
, cath. THE Passion Play" given in
moving pictures. Three days run,
/ continuous story. First part April %,
/ second part April %, third part on
April "a Shows life of Christ from
/ cradle to cruclTixion. To appreciate
story see pictures each day Admis-
sion cents. Don't miss it, IS
Mr.. S. L. Bowen. of Wayne. w.
/ Va, writes: al was a sufferer from
kidney disease, SO that at times /
could not get out of bed and when
/ ] did ] could not stand straight I
took Foleys Kidney Cure One dol
Iar bottle ana part of the second
cured mo entirely" FoIcy's Kidney
/ Cure works wonders where others
arc total failures. % W. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13
THE REAL TEST
OF HeSplcide Ia In Giving 1t . Ta~r-
ouEh Trial

Judge OF the efficiency of any article
and that is by its ability to do that
which 1t Is intended to do. Many hair
yigors may look nice and smell nice.
but the point is--do they eradicate Dan
drufr and stop falling hair?
No. they do not, but Herpicide does.
because IL goes to the root of the evil
and kills the germ that attacks the
papilla from whence the hair gets its
life.
Letters from prominent people every
where are daily proving that Newbro'5
Herpicide stands the test of use"
It is a delightful dressing. clear, pure
and free from oil or grease
Sold by leading druggists Send 1oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co,
Detroit, Mich.
10 800 cents and $40
HOOD & 81 Rim nrupnis ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

Epworth League program for sun
day, April Il:
Topic. God Revealed i'm Christ,
John liza.
Leader, Miss Mary Campbell.
How Does Jesus Reveal God to
U.s. Mr. Campbell.
Jesus revelation Of God affects
! our attitude toward our fellow men
I Nora Fears
4 Affects our attitude ir prayer
/ Hoyie Johnson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

The juvenile missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church viii
meet tomorrow afternoon mt .
O'Clock at the church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

Prof. ". L. Acker and q C.
Sweat visited the Masonic lodge at
Milford last night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

| bare op~nec 8 PRESSING and
eIeaci2x shop ea College street All
guaranteed Prices right Thee
F1rtay. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

Read the Want Ads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-13

t~s isasan@ d. yaaf Asa igssss
snr
So & A fgz-=a 4 - A<sHte SO
hme snaf fgSufsnx
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09

r@us habit ibr benu fir Sfees
ren?" crtiuhr CO bcm Senior.
Sic Sdeeren iinS rehtl"
60 madJt lie better auf unb gu!
SIR reiBt mid 10 beitdnbig.
Wir Ideeren mn 3. &laie.
.Nu neil" rief errest Der Tnicr.
Gin Erdter botte ibn, unperiebeus ms
Chr gc5iuidt nit Der Sd]eere.
yg8ir nrbeiten nur 3. alniie", be-
fam er urn ben &nbern 5lim @utidein.
Summheitcn bod! Sab' feline 3eitl
Sie Irbeit sina 10 rpeiter. .SeBt
bah 'i6 9enue!" rief Der Tnter, itanO
oilf unp idJdute untuirih I'M lid:
~@er bat bas sethnn?"
Siel batten Die 5peite 2inie BON,
@ondlsfrun5 nnb elmer bate i'm
5ien,lih ticf serist.
.Hnter Wnrfilsl Sic pcroen erte
ihnlbisen, Sic baben 3. alaiie pers
langt.
.@os ocrlanst? soG i1 am i6leds
tciten eeiforcn iein?"
~9ie 1. alaiie fpitet 6 Gfo.
6nffee."
~Hidts na pober 6 Yib.! Tadt's
menigitens 3. alaiiel"
Out. 2. alaHel" Srater Ioeldr
blin5elie ieine @enoHen an unb be-
gam Die obere aopfflGHe. Die Seffs
nnng inn Mon6sfranS. 5u gldtten;
oobei rieb er 10 itorf uno briidte 10
e%mpfinpIid,, baB Batter @arflis eit1en
8ud that: Soil Das 3. Slniie icin?"
sic Sorm bes &ranseS miro ihon
MD lonIt broud)t's bGlt INNER nod
8eoulb bel Der ,. alaiic", uno CT
idor :ueiter.
.Sol eud Der &udud! i) mu,
silr Siiraern,eiiteriu binaus mao6t
p%ormdrts." ~.
Srnter grmlono fam chen 3ur
.Sdur Der S6ldfe ur,b idon bate er
DEM Senior einen 3ipfel BON pbern
Sbeil pes 8arteS erpiidt. Der Cute
bate es eeieben unD blidte ialt en,s
port auf:
~Suter GrmIanb?"
nWds benn?"
.tSie baben mir elm Stiid Bart
ipeg?"
~%ie, Bart peg2" saa~aa
.Sa. Bart pea." f7sf9WSI
$50 benn?" -"T"
~@enus. seniis!" ltnb er er6ob
ii1 in %iusenbliher &iItigfeit nit
bnlbgeidorenem aopf. elmer Shrcfs
geitnlt dbnlih, Der &opf mar poa
giiifel; Die idmuBiaen,
hanrbeidten Siiher I'M Ole Sdnltern
10 elite or ans Der Stibe fort. &af
etlibcn Minuten mar er mieber ga
uno brndlte 8 Ydfcte I'M Mrm: ,Sa
habt ibr Die 6 Sfunh. Jest abcr unb
filr ole 3ufunit ifeert i6r 1. &lniIc!"
Saao, bnao! Ser 9drm Ser 3unz
gen lfoQ birh ben aan5en arcu5s
gang. .Sie @iirsermciiterin orauBen
Iou lid geidiittclt BADEN Dor 9nd5en,
ME lies borte: .Nlio. 6 Tib. &nfiee
abcr Damn /. alaiie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Die 9emtide Snnsfran fir Smli.

&it elmer rSerienreiie burh ras
Moieltbal" ~erircnt Sic SeutIde
Sousiran" iiir Srli ibrc 2eicrinnen
unb srrdr bietet nieie biibid)c Hciiez
Shiloernna in @prt unh 9ilo piel
ocs Sntereinntcn iiir Seben, benz Die
Oeimat6 nod norm an's Ser5 aes
madden lit. Die Squitrationen iinb
belonoers gut gelungen unb seigen
Vao GINS, Srarbn6. Die g~brcnbnra
bel Vrobenbnh. 3eI.. Comb Gcd)enr
uno anpere Observation-Disclosures pes
berrliden Moieltbdles in ibrer nntiirz
ltdcn Sd0nbeit. @crane ourd bieie
le6hniten Shilberunscn ser alien
6cimatb befeitigt iiH bieie interciiante
Ionafsidriit fir ole oentIdeu
Nraiien Imsrifa's in oen Ser5en ibrer
YcIerin1en. SaS irattlifc Seft brinat
and ierncr Sicl snr llnterbaltum9
lelrer Selerinnen. oaruitcr me6rere
fir5e NopelIctten. Matbi6lGee ;ur
9ausfiibrung. 6anoorbeitcn, %ors
ldlldge sur aleiouug fir Sung uno
Ilt. HeSepte GUM @inn,ddcu BON
Sbit uuo Hiiicu. mic our 0~criteuuna
bon @cin uno 9iqu6r. uno I'M llcbri@
gen cine i5iiIle bon furaen Hat6idlGz
gen aller Nrt. iuie Tie eben Der 0auSz
iran Ill ieber 3eit ipidfommen iitb.
Cine, fortluufenbe @r8Gblun0 bat 5um,
9interarrnoe Die .3cit Nanolcon's Die
BON ieber fir icoen Seutiden bcIone
berS on5ichcnS gepeier ill.,. IQen men
bin3utrctenner Mbpnueiiten neroen
Die ppyher cridbienencn Ibihnitte Der
Gr5dfluuN foitenirei 3ugeltcat. N6une
ilenlertS fpnueu 5u ieoer 3cit criolocn.
Der SreiS 6etrGst nur 80 Gents oos
Snbr. in Inbetrodlt bes 0,cbotcreu
elm lebr %9crin9er, ipopon iid ,Scncr
ans elmer Yrobcuummer ii6crscuoen
tarn. Die Der Serlag foitcrirci auf
Infrnsc ienbct. Ibreiie: Sie 9cuts
Idle &susfrnu. @i(tpantee. isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Sic ihtpieo nodhiinnenb cine @ei@

Ste 1dDmieg ndd11tnnerD el1e Wet<
le, Rein. iaate lie Damn; yicbt
5neifcIe i) nid)t mebr baran. Sic
'ino betoe burd aampf unb 2eip gum
flaren &~critdnoHis ibrer ielbit unb
nes 2ebens 9cfommen; mnb ib glauz
be. CT miro ebenio ihrer Yietdt fir
Yauls Inbeufen 9ered)t perben. ols
i6 r1lhig bnrnn duriidbenfe. bnb -"
Sap 49,. nieDerbolte er gez
lpannt unb 6lidte lie frasenb an.
Sic neiate iih Su linn bin unn fliis
@lterte: ~onB pein Ser5 5uerit ciner II
oereu 9cbort bat"
vStfilie, luer bat Dir ie ... :"
Sic legte ibm lddelnS Die Sano aui
Den Wnnb.
ySn ielbit bait es befdnnt, inbem
Oh mid 81 peinem eriten Weiiterlpert
fiibrteit. @eiBt Oh nod, pie ale
ldnren un0 iudten unb nidt iinbcn
fonnten; lporan es tic erinnere? Tur
ih idipieg. Sic 2ie6e iiebt idarf.
anrl; ih puBte CO nber es FAM
nidt iiber meine Sippen. Sn meis
mem bergen bielt ids perihloiien.
Su parit ia nun mein. unb id selu6s
re, mir bab meme 9iebc bid oieIen
Srdnm per9eiier MAIDEN ione. Sit es
mir gelun9cu?~
Gr iab ibr in bas bon 2iebe nnb
Slid perfldrte Intlis; feline Miigen
idgtcn mebr. dls Die SdrtIidbitcn 8ez
teiierun9en ucrn1od,t bdtten. Che lie
es binoern %fonnte, lieB er iid auf elm
anie Dor ibr niebcr. unb ibre Sanb
an feline 9ippen siebenS. iaste err tief
bepcgt: v@s 1T pcrsciien. llno
penn i6 an Die @crgangcnbeit suriids
penfe, 10 III es mir, Inn mid an frns
gen, ipie es moelid) mar, ba6 ih TO-
LANCE an eincnn 10 eblcn Ser5en, an
elmer Siebe, pie Die beine, blino porz
ilberGcben fonnte. llnb ih, ser ih
nnScren 10 oft. mabrenb ben fleinen
Sprnd 5u9crufen, babe ppbl am meiz
lten llridche. 81 bitten: Wcrai6 mir
lino pergiB cs. bag in bieicm Sersen
ie Elm nnSeres SilD geberriht bat,
nlS ba5 bcine!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Isle fic ben altcn 3~apmsiner War=
FMS ba%ransefriest baben.
|ou Yater 8nubentius.

Dor etlifen S%abrScbntcn it's acz
iuelcn. Gas semeiniamc 2cben mar
nidlt 10 irreng i'm Crbcn mir bcIte.
Wan befam lpobl ser Sauptiade
mad naes pom aloiter; ser einsclne
nber ourfte bies lrnb b1s, mos er bon
gutcn Seuten befam. fiir ieine Ser
ion IN aniprld nebnlen.
canals gab CO gum Sriibitiid nur
cine Suppe unb oas nift alle Gage.
@enn elm Safer pa9egen bon Srennz
Den ODER Serpnnoteu aaffee 9ez
lhenft -bcfomnlen bate, 10 ourite er
'ib DEN ribten lniien sum Sriibtiid.
Die Seiemeiiter nnb Die Yrebiaer i'm
Sroen itanben iin gut babel; mand,
giltiae Spenoe narb ibnen oerab<
reidt. neil lie bctannt paren in Der
StaSt. Sie 0aienbriioer unb bie
&terifer I'M Srben naren 'nift 10
gut odran; nicmanb tnnnte lie nnb
bradte linen mas. Iieliad aber
ipnBten lie ii6 81 bclfcn. Muf grus
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reidten lie ibr 3iel.
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mar er in bieiem &onpelt unb feline
@irfiamfeit in Der @egeub luar aus
9enebnt. Or bette ben pritten Orben
.5u beior9e1. mar Elm bcliebter Yres
bigger nnS seiudter 9cihtpater. aein
Wunper. SaB manhcs @eidentlein
mr. ihn an Der Yforte nbae9eben
prrSe. Inter anbermt 5G6lte er sur
3eit nitt meniger nls - YiunS aais
Zee in ieinem @eIit.
Gs finn Ole 3cit Der Sr6ur i'm
Nloiter. ITO Der aansen Sam,ilie mies
Der Der Wiond)ofrnns oui Den Grpf
9e5cidnet mirb. ~Sest beeommcn
ipir Den Seninr". iG5te Srater Iers
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@rrrlanb, mir bahen i'm idJon."
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grpbe Stube i'm areusgana. mo hie
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mir Ifceren nilf nreierlei Slrt, ober
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alaIic 4 Yfnnb, 3. Slniie 2 YfunS."
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mlB %ahmittass 5ur Siirscrmeiiterin
binaas. tic lit nidt gut bcieinano'.
hraiiht cinen Sroif." -
"%ater Martus. CO lit nusaes
muft."
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oorirdrtsl"
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Sect bab' il genug."
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llno Der Senior iprah b~enebieete
iinb ieete lid auf Den altcn, brciten
Stubl. oenn or INNER germ hattie.
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tlid'cr rn', oben iredte maj lie linn
b~e'onoers tief in Den 5als unb elmer
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am 9als. .SoIla" icufste Scr
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man prei Singer iiber ben Sbrcn
cine aeranc Clinic. acsen Scn Sinters
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gln Tarnlcr nio anOcrc 9auoianicr!
Sm herfaufen.

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Soua. 9ieielbe III 1853 Nfer aruB, iuuuun iio
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ipebteu Netalb Srabtsauu umeeber. SieS IN
cine Der letnhen oerbeierten i5armeu i'm Staate
Soma. mas I@roBe uu6elaugt. Ereis $40 per
gder. Sie paltte baar. \. Is. SorneS, 1923
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-04-18
S ) 3; Sport

0ranesville's first base ball game
came Of Sunday between the high
school team and an aggregation Of
players picked up over town, the
former winning BY . score Of II to
IA, The game was one Of the
kind that wakes . fellow up TO the
fact that the base ball season 10
here and that leather.lunged root
era, home runs and star plays are
In vogue. Aside from . few errors
resulting from lack Of practice the
game was . very interesting one.
The high school team easily out
classed their opponents but at
times were deficient in team work.
The town aggregation played the
game ~ IL came along and con-
sidered themselves lucky that the
score stood as it did. Price and
Kilen, ~ pitcher and catcher, and
6chmadeka at first base did the
best work for the town bunch while
Williams, Cummings and Fisher
showed up we'll for the school
team. A feature Of the contest
was the playing Of Leo Harris, Jr.,
Of the high school, ct second base.
J. n. Gilmore umpired the game.
The boys lined NJ ~ follows: