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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

The present winter has been on
much like that of 1s77-7S in the Du
range and New Mexico sections. Tha
winter. thirty years ago. there wer,
but few people ON the Animas rive
below Animas City, and there was M
Durango; 1t had not been thought of
Joe Ninnlnger had discovered the Car
bonero coal bank, but no other Goa
was then known in this section.
John kellenberger, Durangos' hus
| tling Wholesale liquor dealer. return
ed yesterday evening from tour Of
the Telluride country, reporting trade
good.
Ed. Clemons, the old time prospec.
tor, who became a rancher when the
Ute reservation opened says 1t will
not matter much to the people of to-
day. whether Noah did build an ark.
"A mouutdin railway man Calls his
eastern contemporary prairie man,
much as a Colorado miner calls a
Kansas miner a haystacker, or as the
northern Colorado miner calls the San
Juan miner San Jewann sport
BY reference to tabulated state
ment appearing elsewhere in the Her
aid it will be seen that La Plata
county, though comparatively new in
the development and production of
coal measures. shines among the other
counties of the state, and her field is
almost virgin. with the best coking
coal on earth
Since Durango has been accredited
without all the fruit grown In one hun
dred miles radius for more than ten
years, the nurseries Of all countries
have discovered the district, and II is
an open field for all. 1t is up TO the
buyer to get steered.
Mrs. Annie Lyons, residing on
Eighth street. between Third and
Fourth avenues, fell on the icy side
walk in front of her residence this
morning, breaking one of the bones
of the right arm. DIR. Oschsner hap
pened to be passing at the time and
assisted her into the house and set
and bandaged the injured member
and the patient. who is well along in
years. is resting comfortably.
Geo. N. Raymond returned last even
ing from Denver, feeling grateful that
he escaped the experience enjoyed CD
while en- route to Denver. Mr. Ray
mond is feeling considerably better,
although reports having passed a
blank week in the capital city. He
also reports less than half the snow
on the range of two weeks ago and
little apprehension need be felt except
days when 1t blows when cuts are
easily filed, but as the rotary plow
Is to be kept at Chama hereafter-in-
stead of at Alamosa-the situation
will be much improved the rest OF
the winter.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Now u the time TO subscribe for
The Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

The Investor is still giving much At
teation to the New Mexico country
on the south. Values have been trim
ming during the past few months On
raw lands there and some sales are
being made.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

the greater part Of the minerN arsa
on the East Mancos. but his property
has been idle for three years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Some of the productive ranches
around Durango will be cut into small
er tracts this year and made more pro-
ductive by higher cultivation The
Durango markets needs much more
home grown stuff, both OF the farm
and garden, as well as Of meats and
poultry product.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Ed. Clemons, the old time prospec,
tor, who became rancher when the
Ute reservation opened says 1t will
not matter much to the people of to-
day. whether Noah did build an ark.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

John Kellenberger, Durangos' hus-
ting Wholesale liquor dealer, return
ed yesterday evening from a tour of
the Telluride country. reporting trade
good.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

The Denver & Rio Grande will soon
establish lunch counter at Chama
This will certainly be appreciated BY
the travelling public as the meals
served at the present time are tough
for a charge of rs cents.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Watch the Deadwood gulch section
OF the La Plata district this year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

A mountain railway man calls his
eastern contemporary a prairie man,
much as a Colorado miner calls a
Kansas miner haystacker. or as the
northern Colorado miner calls the San
Juan miner ''San Jewann sport
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Mining people In the Mancos ssc-
tions are wondering II Jimmy Doyle
will get his big group Of minss 70
working agaiA tAis year. Ks controls
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

There are not enough small or me-
dium-sized business rooms in Durango.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

B. Kern went out this morning to
the Grommett country to see how Al
bert is getting along in the ranchins
and stock business. He says Albert
reported recently that he had 500 jack
rabbits on the Mesa mountain range.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

None Of the dairy people experience
any trouble now in producing butter.
The churning is done In the cans.
over rough frozen roads in the morn
ing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

People who have business at the
depot and strangers coming in fnd II
an art to dodge kids and hoodlums
who have selected that place as a play
ground.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

From Thursdays Daily.
Joe Rachofsky went out to Denver
this morning for few days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

It has been whispered that one u
the government employees in the gee
logical survey has said 1t would b
possible to get the government to -
lect Tnompsous park - reservoir
site. with the purpose Of Watering
lands south Of the San Juan. In the
New Mexico and Navajo Indian ssc-
ton. 1t IL estimated that the govern
ment would have to pay tsoo.oo0 fcr
the ranches In that park. ~ Ae
building Of . suficisnt dam at u
lower end. ON Cherry creek. II wesl1
make one OF the greatest rsssrvo1Fs =
America, and thus co,osado voaA -
availsd 70 help ~ sistsz. Nsw AmtnR
Scarcely any ColoraAo lan4 - ~
seald - vatsrs1 t5sm - pel1A &
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

Johnnie Arlington and Miss wini-
fred Jarvis OF the Pennington country
were married In the parlors Of the
Palace hotel Wednesday evening. and
nobody would have known 1t II John
ME English had not given 1t away
this morning. The groom is the
youngest son Of Tbos. J. Arlington Of
Pennington, and the bride belongs To
the Jarvis family who have resided
for years In Aztec.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-04

The Knights of Pythias are arrang-
ing to give social at the close of
the Lenten season, during the latter
part of March.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-27
=meUertrasnmsen

VI gienDre 8rodenri09e an RarI u
Nueler nnb BrunD SbaIern, 8runbhId
IN Der Bere5, Der Nnbion6 StraBe nn6
Der Gate Stetp Muenue; 81 Il ".
Sulia 3 unb s q Giegler an s s Surt,
ner, @runbftif an Der 8e .6DnftDn ctr;
$40 II u.
Qpuis &unfel il an Qpuis &unfel il,
@runDfiid i'm Belpins8lpd; 5000.
u Beaudar1p unb Srau on 8alter
Sbleber uno Srau, @rhnoftid an Der
8rDOflpn Npenue; $500.
S g Side1 uno SrnM an s VI 4r1uIe,
@runbfid an Der &iber Nnenue; $500.
SDbn 3 Sipple an 5rau N'nanoa Wau.
neb, @runbtid an Ger gher Stra6e,
5Dutb Seights; $40.
8 Z SiIoebrano an 8 0DiIebo, Sruno.
ftad an Der Olipe StraBe; $5l5.
Walter unb Safe Sbleper an @ U Beau.
damp, 9runbtfid an Der BrD0flbn Gne.;
$500.
5rau Miuna 8inselitein u u an gbas
o Sitting uno 5rau. @runoftid an Der
Geoar StraBe; $3.50.
Ism Oelters If unb 5rau an George
81 &ar9es, @runbitld an Der @de Der
Ban Nek uno Der 8iniams Str; 1880
Souls Us 9eimiatb an B 9 Wonthuuie;
Z4u Nuer SQn0; $lU VI.
& 8pelder an s 8 gtberibee. @runo.
ftiid nn bet garlon 5trnBe; $500.
penrp W Stplte un6 Srau an bic 8nn'
oesreeieruns, @runotid i'm neuen gitp+
Btod Ills; $3.50.
S0bn % &oth nno 8rou an 6 6
Bahelber, @runofid an Der Martin
StraBe; SIS, coo.
s s Barter an GttD Rrauie. 100 ader
2anb; $500.
y Bnruaters uno Sran an Sarrb 8
Weann, @runofid an Der Gnintana HDao;
$3.50.
% . 5banos nno 5rau an Ebereia
&eus, @runofiid an Der @oulo StruBe;
500.
Sarrn 3anoo an B 9 anoerlpn nno s
" 9anlor, 81 3 Nder 2anb; $10,2 60
Nuaafta WicN1anus II q an 6rau Ebe-
reia 8eus, @runoFtld an Der Habapeae
StraBe; $3.50.
. &rebs uno frau an gB 90 Nifols.
grunbftld an Der gulebra Nne.; ST. u VI.
Grneft 6elbaum an gbuaro g Ste.
rens @runhftid an Der gde Der Carton
un6 Sadberrh Strase; $500.
Seline MDrik an Nngele, CLARA uno
Bertha Mprib, @rMnoitid an Der Soliao
StraBe; 81 IL ".
3gler u. frau on s Suneer, @runo.
ltld an Der @aroen StraBe; 1880.
5erman uno 2sna s Stappenbed an S
g Cor, Z Gder 2anb; $1,000.
" unb Carl S @r0Ds an S0iepb M
Garcia, @runoitiid an Der SimpiUn Ctr;
1925.
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Nas Wfaieitic ybeater

bietet 6ieie @phe pieber elm upls
%tOta1aen neues &rueramm nit nieler
Spesialitdten. Dieles 9beater bat
iih meger Der Reihhaltiateit ietner
Darbietunaen grDBec 8ebliebtbelt
beim Bublitum su erfreuen, ueld1es
Die Bemiibunaeu Der Bermaltung
ridhaltlDs anerfennt. Sem Wun'
Der, baB Die IbenooDriteuun len To-
mol, ME Die Watinees itets nDr3iig.
li@ belubt iino. 8ednet man au
ben ih0nen, ftets mehielnoen Bro'
araninen nod Die 10 nieori3en Breis
ie, 10 lit es erfldrlih, oaB iib Ole
CUNT oes Bublitums oieiem 9beater
sutuenoet.
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Auerlei.
Ser periturbene @rs0

Der OeclfDr0ene @rsOur9erf1et=
tier Campbell bat Der 81. Wor1' 8
&irhe $500. benz ct. Soiepb's 8ai,
lenbau8 $1,000 uno Den SHuetern
in Der 8radenribne 8tGa $4,000 oer=
madt. Ser &eit bee nuf $50, 900
abgeihdBten 8~ermDaens fGat absiigs
lih eintger tleinerer 2egate ON feline
6ran.
Die hielieen 8etail &aufleute
uOlen bonn 15ten bis sum often
Npril in Der Beetbouen Sale cine
nBure 5000 NusfteIlune ueranital-
ten.
- Nah Dem Beribt unieres Teus
erpebrbefs Bri8bt lit i'm Sabre 1906
eurh Teuer in unierer Staot Sha'
ben i'm 8etraae BON $97. 624.69 an.
aerihtet, beinabe nm Die 6dlfte ne.
niger als i'm Sabre 1905.
Das 0aus an Der 6puitons
StraEe. in Dem iih Die 0Dffmart
6auie Bar, 8albesareuis Buhlaben
unb &ainer's 8arbierftube befinben.
lit fir $57, 800 oertauft noroen, ons
madt lber 800 fir ben 5rDnt'2Du.
Inter little 9eilbaber" Der.
iteht man iolhe. Die erIt reben oir'
fen. menn ibr 8elo Derloren lit.
- Wtit Der beiten SGreibmalhine
ldBt fib aud ihfehtes Deutid fdrei'
ben.
8iele neGe Bnher ueroen nur
oarltm befannt, neil man Die alten
nidut tenut.
Gage Eelnem Gonturrenten
tets Die Nahrteit. er alaubt Dir ia
bod nibt!
Cine Der gefGhrlibiten Srant'
belten lit Die ,grfinoeritis
- @eraoe menr man elm Nuge
5norldt, trieat man oft mehr su lee
ben als lonft!
Ber iein 2ebensibifflein thug
eingerihtet bat. bat aud in ben ar1B.
ten Stirmen ietn &ettuna8bDDtl
Cine W0oebame in Chicago,
Irau Belle Nrmftrona &bitnep. bat
cine Heoe gebalten. in rpelher fte
unter anoerem iogt: ,,Wenn Die
Trauen 1ur eintrtal elm babies Sabr
lang lire alien aleioer nbtraaer unb
teine neuen MAIDEN lieBen, piiroe cine
geIhdftlide Banit entiteben. Srauen
laiien iih neue Rleiber MAIDEN, ba.
nit Die Mdnner p%erbienen." 8 eo'
lee Wtitleio, bein Same lit @eib!
Gin Stnatsmanr In Der 2eQis.
latur nDn Bennlplnanien bat cine
BID ~beantraat. Die bas blDolinniae
Bfeifen. oh es nun pm Der DanapI.
pfeife Der Sabriten, Doer BON Qeoan'
fenloien Wteniden periibt miro. Der.
bietet; er i0ute Die alacmeine Inter.
ftisuna bel ieiner Gemiibung finoen.
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5umenoet.

VI 80 tnaennnEt ent5
m / B Der nj 6gen, pds en- pgsu.
blfher Geutnaut nonueiien mug, gel=
ten jeBt 10000 Mart in miinoslE 5e
rem qdpiersn obsr Elm jdhrIidles Gin
tommen BON $500 Wfart.
Die 3odcn er, +"
Die bic quppenheine i'm 16. Sa6r6un>
bert gtnunnt lpurben. er9ielten ibtea
Namsn mad ibren tIsinen @intpo6=
n~sriunsn, bic MO i'm 4ltbodoeuti4en
-toda" ober lode" ndnnte.
Die beften 8rpttepcur=
r dber Iinp b~isjenigen, bic tein 9Iei
entbalten. ga ieoo6 bleifreiss WetolI
auf BEN W&artte ni4t srbdltli6 it,
mullen be ErOflepearrdbsr aus neuen
Usttaaen 0ngsFertilt rOtrben.
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@iuen ssas In @hreu

fam giiemanb pertuebren, uno elm 8er<
Der st. Bernard &rGuterptqen tpiro
Se6en, Der an 8erfopfune, O1spepiie.
RDpffbmer5, Mattiqteit, Sdnin6el. uee
belteit, SDobrennen, @eibiuht. S6mer5
in Der Settle. beIeater 2unae, ihIehtem
@eidmad i'm Munbe, &c. leibet, babDn
iiberaeuqen, baB oieies Mittel, befien 3ur
ia%mmeniebuug nor Sahrbunoerten BON
ben aelehrten 8ernharoiner M6nhen er-
fnnoen tuurbe. aud bente NOD bas bette
wtittel 9e9en ale iene Sbmptome un6 De.
rem @rpnbleioen 9ebertrantbeit, lit.
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FRI. Yanlime S@meioer, bat
in tbrem neuen 2otal 214 OfsGoms
merce gtraRe, ueben Der nSreie
8refie", ltets Elm gruBe8 2a9er bon
Bub'Baren, Sancp'W aren, Stide'
rel : W%nterialien5 2epbpr' BDae &c.
oDrrdtiQ.
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Sitet sud . salDen aeaeu sta=

Qiitet Sud Dor Salbem ge9et1 sta
tarrb, Die Guefilber ~eutbalten, oa Nueditber f9er
ben Sinn beg Scrubs ~serftDren uno oas 9anje SD=
fem o6li9 5er~riltten miro, ipenn es ourh Die lmlet=
mi9eu Oberfidheu einbrinet. Sol9e Artitef Iolten
mic auBsr uuf 9eroronung gut ~beruiener aerste se-
braudt nerDer, oa Der Smaoen, ben tie auribten,
sebnmal 10 groB if dig bag Cute, oas Jbr BACON err
~fabri8iert bon s. 5 @benep & 60, so!eop, Ohio,
entbdlt fein Auediilber uno ip,ro innerlih geno.n=
men uno iuirtt brett anf Die ibleimigen GberfdGsu
oes gptems. @enn Sbr 6al's &atarrb : sur
fault ieio fiber, OaB Sbr Die ddte betommt. Sic
miro iunerli6 genommen uno in SoleOo, Ohio, BON
s.. ). Gbenes & 60. gema@t.
s8- gertauIt Don alien apoibetern. Greis rs
&ents Die Glnihe.
9ehmt SaH's xanstlten - taeH fir 9erappfuue.
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Ssbn .. Bolton, OeHentliher
Gotar. @runoeigentur,. Igent fir
BenlionsanlprGhe. @Ge GrDdett'
uno 0anarrus StrnBe. 9egentiber BON
Der San GutpniO @rpreB." Reues
3eIepbun 439.
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Otter : 5timmnns.

Otern, Set Der Nnferite6uns,
$50 ber Sriibling neu eripa9t
llnb Die Orb li6 wieoer i6miidet
Neu, bpd nit Der alten Bra6t.
ano Die @arten unb Brairie'R
S9madet i6on Der Blnmen Tfor,
Sn ben 3meisen jubilieret
0ell Der 869el munt'rer gbor.
@on ben atrbentiIrmen tDnen
Ofter9loden, bea unb flar,
lnb gum Gid beg 0erren uallef
Damn Der @ldub'gen fromme Gdaar.
9lttrjubet, 0teritimmuus,
leberan, wobin mir ieb'H,
Die Natur, iOiuie Die Menideu,
plies fmeiert; Gnferteb'n.
Sn oes Noroens 8eslonen
0errIdet wDl nod 5hnee uno @is,
9lber bier, i'm loun'aen Sioen,
BRENT Die COME lduu rebt beiB.
2dn9lt I'M mOttenli9'ren 4aiten
&ubeu @intertteio uno 8el3,
lno Ole Ofterfleioer 5eisen
2uft'sen 5tof uno 5arten S9ntelS.
9lber BEL Dem marnen @etter
Gteigert ii6 Der 8urit mol aud,
limb man IDrbert mebr 81 t%rinfen.
Bie's beim falten Wetter 8raub.
2arum gilt als Otersabe
Seoem mol an Beten bier
9urlterl5ieno, uns eririi6enb,
0as beriibmte 9Due gtar Sier.
uno beim leder'n SItermable
9arf IS ia uns feblen Hlbt,
DEM es manselt ia bas Bette,
8enn's an oieiem Grant sebri6t.
n5rbblid' 0tern", bort man rufen
lleberaa in Dem &epier,
llnb als SItertront, .ba nebmen
@ir bas cole Gone Gtar Bier.
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Wabl 9~tnsetgen.

SIR Staot,S It er.
Sic ,Sreie 8reHe fir Segas" 1T aHtori.
1iert, Germ SnD s.. Sentimana lS
&anoioat fir oas Mmt 6eS Sta6ti6os.
meiIters nnautinbi9en, abbdn9ig BON Der
Sanoluno Ger NDns8 artiIan'&Dnbention
am Mittfpoh ben 20. IN Der 8eethoueu'
Sale.
FIR Alderman at large.
Sd taneiae mid biermit als 8%auoioat
flr bas Unit zines alderman at large
on, nbbdnei9 BON Der SaublunG Der RoRs
8artiIan. RDnnentipn am 70. Mars in Der
Electromagnetic.
@omin 8uoemtts.
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Sstdhf Die s~suHueusa.

lonoern 2eberlei6en iinb oieienisen arant.
beiten, 0 0enen pie meiften b%eFalen
tperoen. Vile. tpelde o a~Dsfidmers,
Soobreunen, 8%eritopfuns, ShlafiDiigteit,
Nerboiitat, Obreniauien, Sbmers in Der
Seite, nebelfeit. Mattieteit. &c. geplost
tueroen, limb lebertrant uno 9eben benz
SDoe ent9eaen, penu iie nidt balo Suite
I6ofen. aber pie? Nit st. Bernaro's
&rduterpilen" Dem anertannt beiten Weite
tel gegen 9eberlei6en, 6as le erfunoen
Iuuroe unb iib Sabrhunoerte lang beY1abrt
hct
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6aus unb @enat baben fid aui

0aus unb 6enat taben fi6 auf
Die Bill, uelhe Sasaroipiel gun,
8erbrehen mabt. eeeiuiat. Der
Senat bat oas Wation' i6e SubitItut
fir Die r8ufet SbDp"' Bin ange'
monument; oasielbe nimmt G0ttOn'
BDrien BON cen @irtunaen oes @e'
IebeS aus.
Seine Marter tam init Der BON
&heumnti8mus oeralihen weroen.
NeseHt Iu. 1851, bel sinner Is
Mmeno, linoert ld]nen aaeS.
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VI u 8 n b.

Das unterbnus Der ruiliiden
Dunno bat beihlOiien. buR Die ftanos
rebtlihen Griegsaeribte abaeihafft
meroen iouen.
= Die &eoolutton in 8enesuela
l0a beenoet iein.
Werito 1T BON san SnloaoDr
aufaeforoert mnrben, aniiden Don.
buras unb Hiearagua su pertnitteln.
@B betBt, oaB Die aufftdroiihen
runlanifhen Bauern auI Die 0aupts
itaot Sutnreft sumnrihieren.
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6nr Alderman at large.

ainR's > @en1a nauano . aiaarre.
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y q u m % 0 {.

y U U iii W v !
gan Nutonlr, 1ex., q. Mara.
Orbinarp 6.% Gents; goo6 DrbiHnrs
tx Gents: Som Wibbliug SIX Gents;
Wibblina az Gents; @oub Riooftne
1919 Cts; Mioolina 5air 1l.H gts.
@alneftpn, 1er., q. Mira.-Orbinare
tx gts.; @ppn Drbinnrp 81 cts;
4ou Mibbling 81 Gts.; DdhnItns
I0.X gts.; @DDo Nfiohlina ll.% CITE.
Ribolin9 5air 12.M Gents.
Reip Orleans, ga, q. MGrB.
@nob Orbinarg 8.7fl6 Gts.: Corn Riob.
limo az Cts; Mibbling l0.Z Cts;
9o0h Mibbling ll.% Cts: Win0iine
Sair 12.5S Gents
8mmwDliameu luO oehen4 roOmtts.
8rima BaumpoGfamsn . Wehl. pes
Tunne $40 90.
Baumpouinmsu .OeI, rob. 33X gtS.
1rinin Bnunimnalamen : Ruben, pes
Tonne 823.D.
U { ~ Il c.
RartufeIn, gplpraoo, $1.50 @ SLIGO;
Saat . RartoffeIn 81. 80 $50.
4miebeln, Colorado, $l'75 a. $225.
Tpmaten, 4 &prbs8iSten, $2.75.
Rarrotten. 40 Cts. per 9useno Ganoel
Rohl, $500 per 100 BIB.
8obnen, Rene Ieras $500 per Sub.
gief.r. sl.50 Cts. per BOG.
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7sins's s Gsnts oaOana.e iaarre.
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cages s1iemtafe,ten
& nInnn

Ser 8rdiibent bat ben Nrbeitss
tommifidr Charles IS. 9ein, BrDt.
6enfs BON Cornell une 8m. st.
Whee[er aus Satlano, gol., gu Mit'
alieberu Der ginmanberuuast0mmiis
IiDn erlant.
&icbter fitzgerald in Stem Yprt
bat entldaieben, baB cine &ommiiiiDn
ben @eiFtesaultanb oes iungen Tbaw
unterIuhen iDn.
Sn Mustuaee, 5. &. fanoen
Negerframalle itatt. bel oenen orei
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

money were made, the same being
placed in the hands of the local lodge
for use.
At the present time there are fifteen
brethren who are granted relief from
the Grand Charity Fund, which
amounts to 1880. 90 and seven widows.
l never knew an application made
that was not prompsiy attended to.
l said there was no Masonic Home.
l meant in connection with the Grand
Lodge of Iowa. There is Masonic
Home, "The Eastern Star Home" at
Boone, erected and maintained by our
sisters of the order of the Eastern
Star, and one of our members is an
occupant. We should see, brethren,
that a suitable amount is each year
paid by the Lodge to that great and
good work. A small donation from
each lodge would soon put the Home
in proper position and Sisters of
the Eastern Star let me say to
you, when the representatives OF this
Lodge go to Grand Lodge get after
them. and urge on that body an ap-
preparation from the Grand Lodge
Charity Fund. If that won't succeed,
work for delegation of your own
body to go to Grand Lodge. We know
what ladies can do when their minds
are made up.
At the present time there are 505
Masonic Bodies in the Grand Juris-
diction, with a total membership of
SO, 1856.
There are five lodges in Winneshiek
County: Union Band No. 66 OF
Frankville, with 20 members Greal
Lights Lodge No. lS1 Of Decorah.
with 75 members Arcturus No. 237
of Ossian, with 81 members /;
Copestone No. 316 of Calmar, with 2S
members Cement No. 567 of Burr Oak,
with 26 members. Total lS2.
The officers of Great Lights Lodge
No. 1S1 are:
H. j. Green, W. NJ: Frank N.
May. S. w. Geo. H. Baker, J. W.
H. G. Hjerlied. Treas. A. f. barfoot.
Sec. /; with a total membership of H.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23
A girl who lived at Luzerne
Had a pa who was Grabbed and stern
Hoid afarfla uonnnr man

RED Startle young men
BY appearing at ten
And saying: - move we adjourn.
And the preacher wrote:
"A maid in the city of Sioux
OF sweethearts had quite fioux,
III any young men
Would linger till ten
Her daddy would holler: Skiddioux.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

The Charles City lynching will at
least have the effect of making those
life convicts who are seeking for par
don from the legislature, take to the
tall timber.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

Iowa's aggregate wealth is more
than $4, 600, 600, 900, according to the
census bureau, standing seventh among
all the states, and first among those
which do not contain large city.
Great is Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

The great earthquake which de-
molished the city of Kings ton,
Jamaica. last Wednesday resulted in
the death of about 700 people, with
500 seriously injured. Like the San
Francisco disaster, fire added destruc-
tion to the city. No deaths among
Americans are reported, but ten Iowa
missionaries were located in Jamaica.
AS usual the United States is at the
front in sending relief to the stricken
citv.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

1t is reported that the western
railroads will offer to voluntarily
reduce their rate for passenger traffic
to.219 cents per mile, in the hope of
compromising on the question of rate
reduction. They claim that even this
rate would not be generally profitable,
but hope thus to forestall the dis
position to reduce the rate to two cents
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23
Current Comment.

A scourge or scarlet fever and
diphtheria is raging in Chicago, with
over 5000 cases of the former and
1900 of the latter reported.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23
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Advertising Rates:-Display. Is cents per inch
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

BY vote of 1873 to 80, the national
House of Representatives on Friday
voted to increase the salaries of mem.
bers of the house to 81, 500 per year,
and senators, vice president, speaker
and cabinet members to $4,000 per
year after March 4th. If the senate
should affirm the measure it will
probably become law.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-23

Announcement has been received
from the postoffice department at Wash
ington, ID. c., that on the first of
February the department will issue
one-cent postage stamps in book form
the same as has been the case with
two-cent stamps that have been sold in
the past. Twenty-four stamps will
be in each book which will sell for
twenty five cents