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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27

Two MILLION DOLLARS, letl IN 4
will of the late John G. Proctor, is to be
utilized by the Proctor endowment at
Peoris, ILL.,, in The establishment OF a
llundry for boys and girls, who will be
paid wages; day nursery for mothers
and children, a manual training school
for worthy boys and an orphanagc. AL
ready $3.50, 600 has been spent for home
for the aged. Mr. Proctor outlined that
he desired to provide opportunity for
wage-earning to the largest number OF
deserving poor. His gift to the Cottage
Hospital aggregates $500, 900. Mr.
Proctor regarded too much money a
curse, and preferred 10 spend his entire
fortune for those 10 real need. Money
ia doubtless a dangerous power in the
hands of the prodigal and the thought
less, and many it is believed are better
off in having but little to handle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27

ADyICEs from Paris state that Mar
celln Albert, who organized the great
revolt of winegroWers sgsinst the govern
ment, has been practically deposed from
control of the movement he started.
Albert was ordered by the Argelliers
committee Of safety to go to Montpelier
and surrender himself 10 the authorities,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27
Murderers Hanged.

Jefferson City, No., June 27.-Conyicts
Harry Vaughan, George Ryan and Edward
Raymond were hanged here today at the
same moment. The trio killed two guards in
the Jefferson City prison ia October, 1905.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27
Do Not ,Segiect the Children.

at this season of the year the first un-
natural iooseness of child's bowels
should have immediate attention. The
best thing that car be given is Chsmber-
lsia's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by castor oil as direct
ed with each bottle OF the remedy. For
sale by w. F. Creighton & Co. and
Gibson & Timbermsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27

26-inch Plain and Self-colored
Checked Rough Pongee, in a
nice variety of shades, including
reseda, Alice, cardinal, gray, rose,
natural, violet DELPHI, garnet,
cream and black. This is AOC
a good value at $l.00......" T>S
19-inch All-silk Fancy Louisine
and Taffetas, in a great variety of
good Styles in all colors, checks,
Stripes and warp prints.
A Any 9Zs of the them good value 4Oc
H-inch All-silk Natural Pongee.
good imitation of gen. EOC
uine Shantung. 75c value o>S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-06-27

Piles get quick and certain rel ef from DR..
Shops Magic Ointment Please note 1t is
made alone for Piles, and its action is posi-
ing or blind piles disappear like magic by
its use. Large niekel-capped glass jars 20
cents. Sold by E. s. Lead0eatez q Sens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22

"A shining example Of private virtue
and an exalted teacher of good and
honest government" is the description
Of Robert Toombs of Georgia given in
The Brothers War" Toombs was a
prominent character for many years
before the war and served in the two
houses Of congress about fifteen years.
He was afterward secretary of state in
the Confederate government
He had a wit aud hneness of ex.
preston, says the author, which made
his phrases and repartee widely quoted
and made him the delight of apprecla.
tive audiences.
A rival candidate really conspicuous
ana celebrated for his little ability. in
stump debate pledged the people that
II they would send him to congress he
would never leave his post during a
session to attend the courts. as he IN.
justly charged Toombs with habitually
doing Toombs disposed Of this fling
by merely saying:
You should consider which will hurt
the district the more his constant pres.
ence In Or my occasional absence from
the house"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22
NsiShhor, Got FOOLED

g." l was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak tc
leave my bed; and ueighpors pre-.
dlcted that l would never leave il
shve but they got fooled, for thanks
De TO God l was induced to trv Or.
King New Discovery. 1t took inst
four 81 bottles to completely cure the
cough aud restore me to good sound
health, writes Mrs. Eva tncapber,
OF Groyertown, Stark Co.. Ind. This
Ming Of cough and cold cures. and
healer Of throat and lungs is suaran.
teed by all druggists, soc and lS.
Trial bottle free. ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22
Mhcre She cnmn.h

Il suppose" said Mrs JawbocS
"that you think It's fun for me to slt
up ana wait for you every night like
this"
nope answered Jawback. I'm
having my fun while you're waiting
You have yours when get home -
Cleveland Leader.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22
SkGogM1l'
per Mining Co.
The Alexandria Gold

ms developed Tin Argus OF mountains in nyo
nty California anaccording the engineer report has 5000
Of ore in sight The engineer report is herewith given
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22

hal LIE 1. =. CALN EhI,
Press Supt., Grants Pass W. G. T. U
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22

Following is, in part, the presenta-
tion address given by Mrs. Henkle:
81 deem it an honor to have the
privilege OF presenting to the Grants
Pass High School, on behalf of the
Womans Christian Temperance Cnlon'
this picture OF Frances Z. Willard
woman whose influence for good has
touched more lives than any other
woman the world mas ever known, yea
her influence has reached around the
world and will be felt throughout
eternity. A womana OF whom IL
cannot be said A prophet is not with
out honor save in his own country
for her own country, her home state
bestowed upon her memory the
greatest honor state can confer-the
placing Of her statue 10 Ststuary Hall
in Washington D. c., an honor such
As no other state has conferred upon
any woman. A woman who has mt
tingly been called the Uncrowned
Queen Of America, but the Love
Crowned Queen of all the World
Our object in placing this picture up
on your walls is not merely to add
another to your collection, but we
balieve that the influence OF a good
picture is like the influence Of a good
person-there is a shadowy something
called unconscious influence that We
feel when in the presence Of good
picture that uplifts. That inspires
to a higher, broader, nobler life,
May this strong, sweet face be an in
spiration as they think Of her as an
educator who placed before her
students the highest ideals. 1t is said
that her power as an educator, lay
not'in scholarship, though she was
learned student of the first institu-
tions Of Europe and America, not in
the witchery Of personal magnetism,
but in the absorbing love Of her
great nature for humanity.
"She believed that great intellect
should be a power in Gods hands to
set the world Alright. She placed
character above sholarship. May this
be true Of the teachers who instruct
the youth Of Grants Pass May you
realize that your lives will have
more to do with the moulding of the
character Of the student body, than
any one, with the possible exception
of the parents, and in many cases your
influence is greater than that OF
parents. And to you, the students OF
this High School who are now laying
the foundations of your character
may the face and life Of Miss Willard
be character study. Keep ever be-
fore you the ideals she established
As you study history you notice that
the truly great characters are like the
towering mountain psaks-they are
Comparatively few. Only here and
there president, statesman, II
senator or temperance worker such
as was Frances f. Willard.
such men and women are needed
everywhere. Men and women of
strong moral courage born Of deep
convictions. Courage that spurs them
on to dare to do the right. We need
less expediency, less diplomacy, more
of principle, more of courage. II you
would climb to the top. lift high the
standard of temperance and purity
Let your lives ring true, make
your records clean Study such
characters as Frances Elizabeth Will
ard "
HATTIE |. c. CALVERT.
Press Supt., Grants Pass W. G. T. U.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-22
w. G.. II. u. COLUMN.

All matter for this column Is supplied
by the Josephine County Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, Y. and l.. T. l..
Branches.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
0egen bic GurupGer.
g anQer. 9. Iuaui

K u y I, z. NugUN.
Sottor Wterle. Der auf einem beltz
i6en S6tff. bas cine AnSabl S1oen
nnb anbere Slii6tlinge bon Gnlaz
blanca an 8orb bate, in Suneer eins
9etroffen lit. braebte Die 9iadridbt. bah
Die Grmorbllng Der GuropGer IN Gaiaz
blanca Die SoIge eines gegeu Die guros
pder geri6teten beiligen Grteee5 lit.
Im Iontag brangen mebrere ara
biid1e Sduptlinge in gaiablunca elm
nno foroerten, ba6 Die Nrbeiten DUR
Terbeiierung beS SafenS etngeitellt
tuiirben. Ser Eai6a bon 9alablanca
bcripies barallf. bab bie glrbeiten nit
3ultimnrllng bes Sultans ausaefiibrt
ipiirben. iporauf Die SGuptlin9e erz
tldrten. baB Der Sultan ibr Serrider
ni6t ldn9er mebr iei, benn er folse
ben gbriiten.
Im 9ienstaa @orsen be9annen sic
@in8eborenen ibren An9riif auf Die
Sremoen. inbem iie einen Guropder
nit Steinen bepnrfen. slls Der
I0lann 5l1 fliebeu periu6te, ipuroe er
unl5in9elt uno IN Stiide Serbadt.
Sizes CAB bas Sigual fir einen peiz
teren In9riff. Sobalb Die @eiabr
erfannt ipurSe. floben Sic frans0liz
ldett unb ipanii6en Seipobner in ibre
relpeftipen Goniultate, mo lie SdlIb
iu6ten. auf Der Sludt ipnroen MINI
oeitens adt IenI6en ermorbet. Sr.
b'Gupille. Der fran5Diiide Guniul,
forberte, baB Der Enida cine Gstorte
ltcfere. oamit man Die Sobten bergen
tonne. Ser Sai6a CAB 5uerit oie
Inttport. CT babe feline Satrpuen fir
Die 2eute. iblieBlid lieferte er aber
Die gsforte. slls Die 2eute, bie Die
2etheu boleu iollten. aber an Srt unb
Stelle anfamen. iuurben ite bon araz
biifen &eitern angegriffen unS in bie
Sludt getrieben.
8dbrenb nun bie ertpGbntcn Suben
unb @uropGer 3ufludt auf benz bcuts
iden Sdiffe iuhten, ipurhen Die grs
better i'm Safen bon ben Ioslemiten
ange9riHen. 2eBtere i6pileu auf bie
8oote am nfer. lie tGOteten pcrIdbiez
Dene 9dnner. bereu 2ei6eu iie bann
berbrannten.
Ser Sai6a bon Galablauca lit nit
leinem &opfe 0afiir perantlportlich,
baB Si6erbeit in Der Stabt berrl6t.
go lalltet bas llltimatlm, bas Der
Sefeblsbaber bes iran50iii6eu &reuz
gers r8allilee" gegeben bat. Ser
franSoliide &reu5er ~Sorbin" bat Die
8eiilng erbalten iid) ebenfalls na6
Gaiablanca ,5u begeben. Sic .@ala
lilee" bat 8eilun9 erbnlten, alIe euro
piii6en Slii6tlinse an 9orS Sr ncbz
men. Sie fran30iii6en 3eitungen
perlan9en. baB Die Heaieruns Elm
Ggenpel itatuiere. Gingetroiiene
gta6ribten beitdtigen Die erite
@elbung. baB iiinf Sran5oien, sipei
Spanier unb elm Stalieuer 9etoctet
ipuroen, oeren 2eiben in Die Gee gez
iporfen iporoeu iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

rettet. 9ie birefte l1ria6e hes eriten
3nlammenitpbes mar Die Snnolungsz
ncile Der Soli5ei, Die in Den lebten
dht Sa9en piele Ser6aftungeu borz
nnbm. llm Die l1nionen uufsulDIen.
Die Sanptfilbrer Der So5ialiiten be-
ftnoen ii4 I'M @efdn9niB. Sic &oliz
gel tit 10 ene9ii6 porgegdngen. baB
ii6 Nun Die So3ialbemotraten. Die
pplnti6en So5ioltiten nnb bic gtatioz
naliiten, Die .ii6 bisber in erbarz
mungsloier 8eiie unter ii6 befdmpfz
ten unS biele Worbe periibten, perz
eini9t baben.
Gin 8eneralitreit lit erfldrt ipprz
ben. 1lnb Die So5ialbemofraten unb
Die polnii6eu So5ialiiten ba6en 32,z
600 Wednner allfgeforbert, bic g(rbeit
ein5uitellen. Sic HotipnaliIten iiub
ge6pungen iporoen, ii6 Dem Gom,ite
Der anlalganlierten llnionen anslrz
i6lieBen. uno bieies Gonrite bat onz
georonet. baB ale @ei6Gfte eei6loiIen
iuerben.. 9ie 9dben iino 3u unb Die
9raftitntion Der eleftriIden Sabn
n1uBte ben 8etrieb einItellen. Sem
Gomite iteben beluafiuete 2eute our
SerfiiglIn9 lnb 2abenbeIiber, Die iid
tpeigerten. 5u i6lieBebn. tpurSeu niez
oer9el9oiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
&atbDliide 9aubftnmmen Anitalt
= burh sSener 5eritjrt.
0 / T IN a ufee, 8is., 9. aua.

Nv ~ u u &C, XSlS., 2. guy.
0ie ct. Sobannes Saubitlunmenz
anitalt in ct. Srancis ipurbe am
Itttttpo1 Na6mittag eir9edi1ert. 9a
ct. Srancis ubne 2Di6manni6aften
uno 20f6apparate lit. nrllbte Siilfe
bon Wilpaufee requiriert iperben unD
als Oieielbe anlangte, ipar an eiu
Getten Der .@ebdubc r,ift n1ebr 5lt
benfen. Ser umii6tieen 2eit,rng bes
bohip. Snter 2ofemes bonn Yio 9tono
College. Der berbeiseeilt mar. lit es 5r1
berbanfen. baB inter ben S1fpeitern
unb 8oglingen feline Hantt allsbra9
llnb piele ipertbboue 8egenitdnbe 9e=
rettet iperben tonnten. Ser @ez
iarnmtihaben belGuft iidl auf un9ez
fdbr $4,000. Dem Serii6erung i'm
9etrase bon $4,000 seseniiberftebt.
gs befanben iid CUR 3eit ,1ur ettpa 80
3o9Iinge IN Der Initalt. bon benen
9aiemano berlebt tpuroe. Ser Inter
ri6t unb Die Sflege Der 36slinee tpirb
burb bas Seuer feinen 4bbrl6 err
Ieiben. ionbern bic 8inber iperben in
benz nGroli9en Sliigel untergebra6t
iperben. big fir Die Heuerri6tung bes
alten Sbeiles bes @ebdubes eeiorst lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
SDtelbran6.

GONG Sea d. 81. g., 80. Sulf. ~
am friiben &or9en mubten beute'
500 8dite oes Gong Sen9 $ootelB
bier, zines Der sroBteu seeItralbs
Sotels am Stlantiihcn Ssean. bieIeS
l6lenni9it perlaiieu. INN ibr 2eben 3u
retten. ba Das 5otel in Slonru,en
itano. Gs brannte bis auf ben Doc
Den nieber. Snbeiien fam Sliemcnb
llm's Seben. uno es ion au6 giiemano.
nerlest nproen Iein. Sagcgen pers
loren Die @dite fat aIle aleibnn9s.
itiide unp ionitises pcri6nli6es giscns
tbum.
Sus Sotel brannte ipie 3lnber
llno mar in fiir5citer 3eit elm rau6enz
Der Sriimmerballfeu. Gs mar brei
Stodrerfe bod, fait 600 SUB larg
unb tonnte LOO Yerlonen beberbers
gen. Ser ScrluIt belduft li6 auf
lugefdbr 100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Gs tuiro befiir6tet. baB elm 8aiiens
fdnlpi Die Eolae fem 0iirfte.

Gs tutro befiir6tet. bnB elm Railens
tanlpi Die Solge iein biirfte. -
Sic Srtsbeb0rbeu babeu bereits
cine Gn5abl Sne5ialpoli5iiten perz
eibi9t unD an Oenienieeu Yldsen aui.
ge'tellt. mo ltnrllben gu befiir9ten
linb. &
9teeo bat am lebten ean1stag ben
Solt3tlren Suu9bertp, Der einetr
idpar3en @eieeesiibertreter naG
Dem @efdngniB bpadte. eri6oiien. gr
iuurbe ipdter in Der gfGbe bon Cans
9ier Sounb auf etuem Segel6oot abs
gefabt. Seine gerfolger batten ID
zines slutobootes beoient. Sls bee
yee9er all Sanb sebra6t iporDen mar.
lpuroe er bu6itdbli6 5u Sobe 9etres
ten unb 9eitoBen. 9ie 2ei6e fpuros
Damn nuh Der Stele gebra6t, iuu
Der Eolistit ermorbet pprben mar
llno tpuroe bier an einem Sele9ras
pbenpfoiten aufgetniipft. Spdtes
puroe lie in ben 9ooen geidarrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Der Serlincr yAufi6liter".
g erIin 20

Serlin. 80. Suli.
Ser llnmeni6. Der in Der borigen
ISOLDE mebrereu fleinen Idc6en, bic
il6 auf Der StrnBe aufbielteu. ben.
llnterleib aufi6liste, bat beute tpiezs
Der bon iidb boren lniien. Gin tleineS,
@db6en mar beute in Der S6on6aus,
ier Ilee. elmer StraBe, in benz bon
Mrbeitern bi6t beuGlferten Siitritt.
ietn Spfcr. 5
9as &ieberauftreteu Ses .aufs
i6lieers" bat unter Der 9ep6lterunG
Der Staot ein Gefiibl Der llnrube un6..
Ses S6redens beroorserufeu. ans
cine Srau Die Sbiire ibrer @obnun9
offnete. iiberraibte iie einen Ian1,
ipie er 9eraoe ehl t1idbriges IabGen
nieocrid1lug. Sic Srau i6rie aus
Seibesfrdften unb Der Iann gab Ners5
ien9elo. iein Gnttpmtmen beiperfjtels,
ligeno. Sies trug ii6 in Ser Hd6e;
Deg obcn gemeloeten slugriffs su. &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
0cncralitreif in 2pba.
2on3, NuBlanb, 3. Iuauit.

2oh3. 8uBlanb. 3. Iuauit.
Sic Stabt 2ob5. HuBlanb. lit ihpn
ipieber einmal Die S5ene zines aIlaes
meinen Streifs. Der nit @efpalttbaten.
llnrubeu unb Norben beeleitet lit.
Sic Sruppen iino III benz Centrum Der
Stabt NIT ben Streifern 5llianmenees
itoBen unb aegen 80 Ndnner ipurSen
get6btet ober peripunbet. Sic @es
i6Gfte ltoden unb allentbalben berri6t
bic srGBte 8eIor9niB. Sic Gage lit
iebr ernit. Gs ibeint. baB ein ridti>
ger &f Der Irbeiter beporitebt.
unb Die llnionen baben ii9. ipie es
5eibt. fir ale gpentualitaten bor6es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Sh,uimmcnber Spider num Gtapel.
Suincn. 0fuj5. 30. SuIi

SutncD. Nail.. 80. Suli. q
Gin &rel1Ser neueiter Contribution
nit "a ¬en @eidpinbiafeit ipuroe
aeitern in Den Sdiffsbau60fen Der
Sore 8iper Sbip 8uilbins Gompanp
bonn Stapel 9elaiien unb fiibrt BEN
9fnmen .Salem". le,
Sie Salem" ipiro eineu Ie6r boben
gorb baben. 10 SaB bas S6iff audi bej
ralbem 8etter troden uno iiber iein
ipirb. .. '. !,
Ste @roBenberbdltniiIe bes rieuen
&ren5ers iinb tpie fol9t: 2dnge 423,
9reite 46 SUB s 3oll. bel einem Siefs
gauge bon 19 Su6 I "a 3ou. Sein
Seplacement bel boiler 2abuna miro
4,640 Sonnen betraaen.
Sie Irmirlln9 beitebt aus breiz unS
fiinf6olli9en S6nellfeuersei6iiten llno
uno 5lpei llnterpa1er SorpeSo.
r0bren. -..
Sie Sortbeipegungsfraft tpirb bon
Curtis zSurbinen bermtitel1t 12 806s
renfeilel gcliefert tperoen.
Gs lit Guartier fir Is Sffisiere
uno' 340 Wlann borseie6en.
Gintge icbt i'm 8au beariffene britis
ide Spdberboote tperben aIlerbinaS
cine etpas gr6Bere 8eIhpinoiateit
baben. aber bas amerifaniIbe G6iff
ipiro lnter allen %ittertnesperbGlts
niiien bieie S6nelligfeit beibebalteu
nno lpirb eineu Spppelt 10 arpBen &obs
lenraum baben. ais bic briti1dben
Sd)ifte, lpnlit alIo altc1 eiueu bieI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Seriibmte &luiteriGnle scid,luiIen.

Snris, Srnnfrei6, 80. suli. =
Sus beriibmte &loiter bon SiIeaitr.
ipo 10 niele illnge Samen Der ariltos
trattl6en Samilieu in Srantreidb unS
DEM slusldnoe ibre Gr5iebuug senoiien
baben, lit beute lin Sinne Ses @es
leses 9e9en Den geiitlid5en lInterri6t"
9eld1lolen iporben. Sic S6ipeitcrn
protel ltirten ge9en Die s6liebuug ibrer
Shule. lieben ith uber beipegen, nit
lbren 3p9llngen pas &lpiter 5u ners
laIlen. "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Shdnbli6e YolfSimitis.
Grisfi.eIb. @ib.. 30. 'sul

10 lel D, U(p., 81. SSul1.
Sic Gntriiitllns bes Solfsbauiens,
Der aeitern al benz RDrber Ses Yolia
5iiten Spbn 8. 9ousbertp. Sames
8eeS. SOitsiuitis iibte. nabm beute
einen oerarti9en 8rab an. baB Die
9an5e @eieai6aft iib friib &orsens
na6 Der alBerbalb Ses Stdotbcus
befinbli6en Nieber,lng begab, 100 Der
gteger begraben iporcen mar. bic 9eis
dc lltlter lnuten Yeripiinihun9en ipiez
Der auSsrub unS. na6bem lie burd
S6ieBeu auf Die idblpnr5e 8eitalt ibr
Wiitbheu aefiiblt. einen S6eiter6allz
fen erriGtetc. auf ipel6em Die 2eibe
berbrannt ipuroe.
Seute fanb man on allen StraBens
eden @ruppen bon erre9ten 2enteu,
pel4e Den Sorfau eiiri8 beipra9sH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
(5Ortietuns a,if Der 10. seite, }

erIiu. 3. 9Iuo

Serlin. 3. Aug.
@ie beute betannt ipirS. Bat &aiier
Bilbelm ben Cardinal Sr. bon 9opp.
Siir6biihof bon 8reslnu. Der am
Sonnerstag in aller Stille an Sobans
nesbera. NieOersOeiterreidj. Die 0eier
ieincS 20. @eburtstcees be9in9. Sur6
8an5 beionberc Iufnlertiamieit> >ausges
5ei@nct. Der Nonar6 iGidte ibm
Elm in ben liebensiuiirbi9iten AusSriis
den 8ebaltenes S@reibcn unb feline
8iiite IN Narnlor. Mll6 &ei6sfan5s
Ter Siirit b. Billion unb Der neue 9uls
tuSminilter Sr. 1olle baben bem Sus
bilar ibre @liiduiini&e ibriftli9
iiberianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

Nu6 in friiberen Sabren bilbeten
bic Nnalpbabeten einen 6ebeutenben
Yro5entiab Der Ginipanberllng. Ino
in alien bieien Sabren mar bic Naitaz
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-29
LOCAL NOTES
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight showers warmer, Thursday
partly cloudy probably showers.

Buggy sale Saturday at Frazee's.
DR.. G. W. Williams returned today
from Miami,
Claude Lewis went to Chelsea this
morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Boyd Hamilton left this morn
ing for a visit at Claremore.
II. B. Nelson of Muskogee was a
guest at the Cobb this morning.
Vance McSpadden returned last
night from trip to the oil fields
Come and let US figure with you on
fine piano.-D. Fl. Baldwin g. Co.
Don't fall 10 see our Buggy add In
this Issued. Frazee Hardware Co,
Miss Effie Quigley will leave this
evening for her home at Pierce city.
The best BuggIes you ever looked at
for the money Saturday at Frazee's.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. @. S. Avery y.l7S If
Mrs. Elizabeth Crutchfield is quite
sick at her home on north Wilson
street.
Mrs. @. C.Long left this forenoon
for Erie, Kans., for a visit of a few
weeks.
Our Big Buggy Sale commences
Saturday June Ist at Frazee Hard
ware Co.
Frank West, an Indian policeman
of Okmulgee, was in the city this
morning.
S. P. Morrison OF the Union Agen-
cy, Muskogee, was here last night on
business.
W. w. Miller returned to Bartles-
vile this morning after visit Of
a few days here.
Howard McMahon an oil man of
Bartlesville was a pleasant caller at
this office today.
r. o. Deming of the Deming In
vestment company, of Oswego is here
today on business.
A car of stone for W. E. Halsell's
new 1925, 900 residence has arrived and
was unloaded today.
L. r. Parker, general solicitor for
the Frisco is here visiting his son
Judge L. f. Parker, Jr
Burch Burnett is here from Snyder
for short business trip and to visit
his sister Mrs. q. j. Hunt
The lawn social of the Ladies Guild
ST. Johns church, is postponed on ac-
count of doubtful weather
The unusual weather this spring is
having a wonderful effect upon the
memory of some Of the old citizens.
The Decoration Committee requests
all who will furnish flowers for Decora-
tion Day to send them to the court
house by s o'clock a. m. May Both. 2t
Misses Ollie and Essie Foreman
passed through this morning from
Nevada, where they have been at
tending college, to their home at
Chelsea.
The Cherokee Protective associa-
tion will meet next Monday after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the Odd Fellows
hall. All loyal citizens of the Chero-