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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
aus Mmtterbers.

SD ipeiB elm Ser5; bas fir midi betet
9te6t treu uno innig, Gag uno Naht,
Sies Ser5 bat ifon in meiner 8inbs
beit
IN treiier Sors' fir mid 9epaht.
Sics bOdite Gut - Das Wutter6erS
Sn ieiner Siebe niemals rlIbt.
Senn Oh ih fern bin ooer nab
Senft es an mid. neil es mir gut.
Sd ipeiB Gin Ser8, bas midi besliidet,
Sn bofbeleligt ieher 3eit.
Dies 9er5 p%eritebt's 10 gut 5u troIteu
lInb auf5uriften mid in 2eio.
GO treu lit mobl auf @rben fein's,
Sas fpiaig CAB ietn Ser5ensblut =
Siirtpabr ih muB gum Simmel fleb'n
Sir's Rutterber5. bas mir 10 gut.
sd tpeiB Elm Gers, bnb ipenn es f1iirbe.
gerfpaiit i'd unb nerlaiien mar;
Sie Relt t0nnt es mir ME eriesen.
Sd fdnbe feline Srerbe mebr.
S'rum fleb' i1 beiB gum Germ Der
8elt:
r@endbr mir lang mod lire Sut."
Die Wlitter bat man einmal nur.
8 @iutterbers, tpie bit bu gut!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

Nns 2eNtars, Suma, beridtet Der
nSerplb": Srau Sbereiia Sen hoer9ao
ibr gutsebenbes aoitbaus, oas ggsea
ftern Souic", nit ben Da~5ugeborlgens
ben Saloon, Stdlin9en II. I. No.,
ibrem S6pie9erlobu Sobn Nemmers.
- Sic Samilie gti6oIas Nep lit ptele
ISOLDE nah Calls. g. 9. ge5ogen, Inn
bort elm Heitnurant su erDifnen. 9r.
Sic bat feline Sarm bel Soma, Watnn.,
perpadttet. - PIN II. September oer>
idieb in Srsborf (2), 2nremblir9,
Srau &c. Siltaen. Iutter bon Urall
u. Srieer gu GemIen, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
per Yam elmer sr5feren Stride, bic 10
fnptbmenbtg mare mie has taglihe
|Yrpt, INNER mieber bintertrieben."

Der Yam elmer sr5feren Stride, bic 10
h,ptbwembig mare mte has tagltd1e
lgrut, INNER mieber bintertrieben."
Ter oanfte Damn fir Die bis iest eins
|%ge9aneenen Spenoen.
\ Sie Yilser baben MIR elm @ort bes
Sobes fur Die ber5ltdeu einfaden
Grebigten bes 0ild0fli1en Heoners.
gs 1inb SamenfDrner, Die ~jebenfaus
ailf gutes grbrei6 fallen.
Sic beutige Snfran1entS : Sro5elz
lion plirbe bonn bohm'iten Serrn unO
Dem luren,burger Glerus ab9ebalten.
Serr Seminars : Trofeiior 8une ais
8orbeter e~rIeoigtc ii6 ieiner auf9abe
meiiterlif.
5eute Npraen se9en bal6 II llbr
6emerfte ih in Der StraBe eiuen
@lenidenauflouf. SD glaubtc, MAJ,
gebe ms Yauorama. SD pernabm
aber. baB es %ii9er iparen, ipel6e
elmer 8ebeilteu na6ginsen. gs banz
bette ii6 um cine sSralt in Den Ie65is
ger Sabren. 3ad3 Dem Babe fpnnte
fte lire &riiden, 5uriidlaiien uno sing
81 SUB in ibr 2ogis 5uriid.
2onroes, ~. Sept.
Sic Seitlihfeiten in OieIem @na>
oenltdot6en nebmen einen berrliden
Sortgane. SIMMER bieielbe 8egeiite>
ring tros Der groBen Seri6iebenbeit
Der Yil9er; INNER bieielben 8naoenz
%ertpeiie ~ieitens Der 3inmelsfonigin:
2ouroes bietet elm S6auipiel, bas ur<
oersebli9 bleibt.
Sdgli6 fommen neue Yilger5iige
an, itnb ihon jest iiberiteigt Die GAIL
Der 2ouroespilger bes Sabres 1908
iene oes @oriabres I'M Elm 8ebeus
tenbes.
SIM @eiite iinb mfr nit ben &at6os
lifen, tpelfe auf benz eucbariitii6en
GonereB in 2onpon periammeIt linb.
n~ereint; infer bofp'iter Serr Siifof
Fat 5uiammen nit ben iibrigen bier
antueIeubeu Srdlateu elm Be-
eriiBun9s : Selegramm an DEN Car
b%inalIe9aten Yfisr. 8annuteai unb
Die iibrigen in Qonbon anfpeienoen
Gdroindle, grSbiihofe, 8iIHofe unD
&atbolifeu geiaubt.
ueber Die geitern bereits mitges
tbeilte Seiluns berihtet bas heute err
ifienene .Sournal De la @rotte". baB
Die @ebeilte Senriette Sauton beiBt.
Seit 8ebn Sahren lit lie franf. Gum
eriten Wale felt bielen Sa6reu 9eno6
lie noreeltern elm @las Nil6, Sfirs
iihe uno Trauben, uno 8tparS pbne
irgeno peIde 8eidhueroen. Im Sons
nerstde Wor9en COMMUNICATE lie.
iuas/ite felt BRET Sabren niHt mebr
gefonnt.
5elite Woreen fpo6nte ib I'M gonz
Itdtations : 8iired1 Der l1nteri,ibung
zines ano6enfraBes an, Der lid bier
eebeiiert. Die bamit bebaftete 8ranfe
gebort benz 8oluer Silger6ug an.
3pei Singer muBten bereits ampns
tiert perben; Der Gr5t ratb lout ieiz
nem 3eusnib auh auf Ibnabme oes
britten. Sect aber baben Shmer5en
unb giterun9 boaitdnoie aufaehort.
&pmmt uuD urtbetle
eIbf, ibr Seinbe BON
SourDeS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

Berlin lit Samstag abenb 8 llbr, bel
ieinem 8ruper, Serrn 8anonifus Sr.
Sob. &iiboru, Heligionslebrer am bte>
iigen Gtbendlim, geitorben. Seit
2angem i6on lit er on einem Sal
lenleiben. Dem lid I'M leeten Sabre
Slei6iudt siNeieGlte; bersebens iudte
Der &rante Seiluus BEL Der dr5tlihen
8lnlt unO In peribieoenen Sdoeru;
oas llebel mahte intmer srobere
Sorti6ritte uuo raffte ihlieBli6 ben
crit SO Sabre dlten Wann oabin.
Sob. 3iiborn nuroe eeboreu in Msrz
tert am A. Ipril 1852. Nah gldns
5enoeu Stubien am 2urembureer
Itbendiim tpurpe er I'M Sabre 1876
8um Yrielter geiueibt nnb bann gum
8itar i'm S%taot9rino ernnnnt, no er
uur elm Sabr lang ipirtte. Seine
2iebe 5ur Suseno trieb i'm an. iid
Dem mittleren llnterrihte 5u ipibmen.
gr beiudbte Die liniberiitGt in 20pen,
unb nuroe na6 a%bgelestem 9oftors
@ramen an 1. Sftober 1879 gum
Srofeilor unb am 2. Sftober 1882
sum Heli~gionslebrer am Mtbendum
ernnnnt. Seine reiden Serbienite
lparen ioipobl bon ieiner ipeltliden
als alid bon Ieiner eeiitliden Sbri9z
felt anerfannt mprben: am %. Sltli
1902 erbielt er pas Titterfreu3 Der
Gihenlaubtrone unb i'm ndmliden
Sabre tpliroe CT IN 0as Spmtapitel
ernannt. r. |. Z.
Smgem bmrs, %. Sept. @s
murben i'm Yfarrclerus ernamnt: Der
bphp. Serr @ern. S%o6engarten,
Sitar in Gteiniel. 5lim Yfarrer bon
8oepen (9api9ue) Der bo6ip. 6err
Yeter Sdpns, &oplan in galmus,
gum %ifar in Steiniel; Der bodDip.
9err &eppresbpter Iartin Moierus
gum &nplun in Galmlis.
9ugembnrs, 81. Sept. Sm
Sitter bon So Snbren ltarb. ipoblpera
leben bon Der Stride, Serr Goiie,
0ireftor Ser Gbnnpagnerfabrif Iers
cier II. Gle. - @eItern pltroc in Der
Yaterss Stride ser friibere SftroisG inz
nebmer Serrnnt nhs bieliger Stabt
bonn SGlage aerilbrt. Cine Seitc
lit politdnbig geldbmt; Der Spradges
braub lit Iebr erlhipert. @r ipuroe
in Die &linif auf Dem Sii6marft ses
bra6t.
9mremburs, IT. Sept. CO
fanben in Der perfloiieuen ISOLDE fols
genbe Spbesidae itntt: an 16. Sept.
Seter Ierr. alt 10 Sabre, Sa9l6bs
ner; Su5anna. Wiaria Chill, alt 3
Gage; Sobaun. Iihel Steiper, all
IA Monute. H.: @llgen. Spiepf
Worgmin. oft AZ Sabre, gddermeilter
2ngembnrs, IA. Oft. 9lorz
gen Sienstag miro Srater SeneSitt
Ybilippe i'm @enebittiners 9loiter 81
Maria : 9uad) ans Den Sdnoen bes
bpdm'it item Serrn @iifofs bon Srier
in oellen SiD8eie onS &loiter liegt. oil
IF. Yrielteripeibc c%mpfaHaen. gr ii
Der 3tpeite Sobu pes 9errn SirettorS
Der bieiiarn Snouitricz uno Sanncls.
I6ule. Nm acknowledgement Sne,
lpiro Der Neu9cipcibtc, lueldler Dor lie:
ben Subrcn in ben Scneoiftinerproer
eintrot uuo III Nom feline Shioier
madtc. in Morias 2aah feline ieier.
lihc Yrimi5 ieieru. Bel Sieisr &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
20 bcbanscit maj ieinc 5rnn midi

|or einigen Mpnaten trat ih in
einen reht biibideu 2nbeu eiues per@
mooenoen 2nnoitdothenS. Sh pplte
cine Nleini9teit tnuien. bic ieb Del meis
uer Snfdligen Nurueicnbeit brGumtc.
Nahbem Die S~abenglode Die Iumes
lenbeit zines Gunoeu a~n9e6eigt hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
StAEAsVGt tAtVAtFVtAt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: 9nxem6urger 2la&ridten. J
- - C


9ourbes. S6liebli6 fuaren ale
Sbipieri9feiten iiberipunben, nno mad
pielen u16eidreibliben S6mer5eu
fam Die aranfe iebr eridopft am 27.
Npril Ibenbs in 2ouroes an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

uns I'M Ho1dire Elm 3pntiiifalnmt ge@
balten; nebenbei lei benterft, baB CUR
&"uffIbrung aDer @eidnge ii6 elm
Gbor nus lurembur9er Yil9ern, inter
Der 2eitung bes 6rn. S6uller, Yfar>
rer in Hooot, gebtl0et bate. unb paB
er feline Sa1e gar niht lhle6t 9e<
maft bat.
Sas Saupterei9niB bes Cages tuar
inbes Die Nabmittags : Inbabt. bel
melder Mier. Sd0pfer. 8ii6of Der
0iD5eie Sarbes, in nelc9er Der @naz
oenort 2ourbes licgt, uns NIT elmer
Inlpro6e beebrte. CT fiibrte ltngea
fdbr folgenDes alis: n@ie irene i6
mid, DEN 9iD5einnen meines biihDfz
li6en Sreunbes einige 8orte iagen 5u
fonnen. SD oanfe Guh, baB Sbr na6
2ourOes 9etOmmen ieio; freut @uh in
6riltliher Sreube an bieiem Srte, mo
Die Conference.-The Der Wtutter @ottes
10 ii1tbar limb; bnbet Sertrduen in
oieie mdhtige Yatronin. alaset ibr
guer 2eio uno @eb; faiiet nber and
quite %oridee fir Die 3%ufunft. Be
iunoerS lese th Guh ans SerS, etuen
oDppelten Yprfab 5u MAIDEN; einrnal
in Gmrer Seimatb Ipuitei Der grpfen
beilisen fatbpliifen Saf)e 5n fem,
bantt anf Mppifel l~tnierer lieben Jran
pum 9uurbes SIT iusrSen. Chr abmt
babnrd MIR bas geiiptel beS Snbel=
papites Bins bes 3ehnten mad, ber
mir periidert bat, ct itetge taglid) ST.
Der bon Der 9i5seie Carries in ben
patifnniidjen 0drten %errifteten
2pmrbess Urptte binab, um bDrt sm
beten." Infer 8ii6of bnnfte in ieis
nem Namen nno i'm NnnIen Der luz
r~emburger Yileer bent Tebner nnb
betonte ipesiea. bnf man ieiner Mnf=
iorbermns, 6atbulifen in Wprt nnb
Sbat ST iein, tn Der 8amilie, IN ber
8emcinbe, i'm Staat. syplge leiiten
m1ae. Sim &benD gingen Die 8ilser
nod einmal bortbin, tpobin ibr Ser5
lie brdnate. 11nb Damn begonn man
iih our Ibfa6rt Su riilteu. Woreeu
friib> nm 5 llbr finoet Die Ibihicbss
feier Itatt.
2uremburg, 16. Sept.
Ser 2uremburger Iationals Tt[serz
5ue lit eliifli1 bon 2ourDes 5uriide
9efebrt. Ser erite. iiber @arleiae
fabrenoe 3us, fubr ab in aouroes am
0tontas Worsen segen 8 llbr; Die
beibeu iibrisen an ielbeu Gage
Nbenbs INN 7 1lbr reip. RS l1br.
@eitern Nadmittas lausten lestere
I'M 1913 llbr in Garis auf Der Care
b'Iuiterlis" an. Sreibunbert Yileer
mndten 8ebrauf bon Der Sreiheit.
Die ibnen belaiieu mar. in Raris gu
bleiben unb NIT einem ipdteren Suee
na6 6auie 5~uriid5ufebren. Sic aus
beren fubren per @a9en auf Die (gare
De r@it) unb tebrten nit Dem ge@
pDbnli6en Suge UNI 9:35 llbr na6
2%uremburs 5uriid, mo lie am beutieen
Iorsen seiilno unb tpoblbebalten nno
iiberaus 5ufrieben NIT ibrer Yilsers
fabrt anlaneten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
SifdpfSfeter Der ouref nj
burger in 2Dnrbes.
2pnrbes. II. Sept.

~ L-s ONPis
Seute Nahmitta9 batten mir bier
cine edit luremburgii6e Seier, cine
Sorieier gum Sii6ofs : Subildum.
8ie 6efanut, linb es bieles SaDr %
Sabre, ieitoem Der boftp'ite Serr
Scopes. @iihof Der Sio8eie 2ureme
burg lit. Sn Die Rational : Sil9ere
fabrt 1900 Yileer aus alien Sbeilen
u~nieres 2anbes 5uIammcnfiibrte. nnb
oa iih cine auieitigere Sertretltug Ser
lurembur9ii6eu giutpobueri6aft nidt
mebr 5uiammenfiuben Diirfte, bate
man beIhloHen, am @nabenorte 2plirs
Des Den Snfang bes Subildums feierz
lid 5i beeeben. llm 2 llbr berlamz
melteu iih Die 2urembur9er Dor Der
Mailon bes picaires. Serr 3ieIer.
Sirettpr bes Yileer5uges. gebahte in
elmer berrli6en Iniprahe an Ses
@nten, bns Der bohip'ite Serr gilhof
Der 9io5eie in ben % Sabren ieincs
@pisfopates ertpieIen, Defenders in
Se5us auf Die Sebune BEG &ultus Der
|Sroiterin Der Setriibten. 3rpei tpeibz
gefleibete Yilgerinnen boten pem
boben Subilar als @eifent cine
W2itra an. ndbrenb elm brnuienoes
So6 Iid ben 9albarienber9 binuuf III
Den Bergen ein G6o iudte. Ser
bo6p'ite Serr antportete ouf llirems
burger 9euti6 in ber5li6iter @eiie.
@r briidtc feline Sreube ans ilber ben
ihouen Gerlduf Der Yil9erfabrt; er
lei gliidli6. trpb pieler S6tpierigs
feiten nah 2onrbes our @nabenmuts
ter. Der er ielbIt fir cine 9anS ipe6ieae
@nape i6on ieit lan9em 9anf i6uloe,
gefommen au Iein. ~erneueru mir
iebt nod inner S%ertrauen CUR Wutter
@ottes bon 9ourbes, oomit mir 2us
remburger bel ben bielen Seilungen.
bie mir in BEN leeten Sagen 9eieben
baben, niht leer beimfebren." Sa
ertonte cine trdftigc WGnneritimme
aus Der lebten 8eibe: .@ir gin ous
net, tpeIder Ser frobe Ipplaus Ser
Yilger folgte. Sie &orte bes biIhofz
liben Mebners flangen aus in elm be-
9eiitertes Sod alf YiuS Den 3ebntcn
unS Misr. S6Dpfer bon Sarbes. Der
Die Iuremburger Yilger 10 ilbernIS
5uporfommenb in 2ourbes empian9eH
bate.
Spontan nuroe Damn Die leete
Strppbe u%nierer Nationalbpmne ar9ez
Itimmt, unb Die 8orte 80 on 90
neben" flangeu tpie elm @ebet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

@enn maj nit einem Irbern
oebt, Damn beiBt cs NIT oemielben aes
b0rig Den Sdritt nebieln. ionit itp6t
man aar leidt an chamber. 60 beiBt
Is baum audi I'M ~lluugun9e nit dnnern
Nteni6en ben Eatt geboriser Nahgics
bisEeit ni6t iiberiebeu. @er ni6t
%neitdnoig, 10 meit ct fam. lid benz
Anoern %uubeoucmt uno natbgibt. uers
itobt lidl IeiAt on bemIelben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

le9enbeit tpirb beIien 8ruber. Serr
Spiepb Ybilippe. Iitar al 2iebirauen.
Die Seftprebist baIteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06

@ei jceer Eriibiol uno Ser.
iutung ilicbe Sum Ge6et ais gum
ltdern &nien Der Seele. uno RIFE ~
@ott NM Silfe. ie cher, lie beiisE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-06
Qnnrhes. 13. Gent.

8ir iteben bier poliitdnoi9 inter
Dem ginorud bes Wunoerbaren. Sdgs
lid tommen neuc Seilungen Dor; cS
iuiro geiuiB feiuen luremburaer Silger
aeben, Der nidt nit ei9eucn Ni0en
bieic pber iene ipunbcrbare SbotIadc
aeIeben bat. Nlcroings murbe bis
iebt nod fem Nrnnter u%niereS Yilgerz
anaeS aebeilt; ioQte II bieic @nabe
nibt beibeert iein, 10 baben mir bens
nod 10 niele 6ciluugeu 9eieben, oaB
infer CLAUDE i%elienfeit geporben lit.
Seute @or0eN sarse abermaiS fin
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
WILL TEST
new FUEL
CHARLESTON COMPANY WILL
MAKE TRIAL OF BANFF COAL
WITH IDEA OF INTRODUCING
IT FOR FURNACE USE.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. Wash, Sept. 10
The Charleston Commercial, COM
pany is making a test of the Banff
coal in their furnace, with an idea
of introducing it here If it proves
satisfactory. This coal comes from
the mines at Banff. B. c., and can be
laid down here for $12 per ton. II
is grade of coal between bitumi-
nous and anthracite, and is report
ed very adaptable for use in fur
nces.
VIII L. Clark is expecting his
father here to spend the winter WIS.,
iting with him.
]. F. Enewoldson is preparing to
build a fine stone residence on his
acreage property in South Vineland
Mrs. F. Shutter and children, who
have been visiting this summer at
the Doege and Bursell homes. left
to dav for their home at Boomers
Ferry.
? w. E. Dunlap and family have
moved into the Enewoldson house
on Sycamore street.
The stockholders of the Charleston
Fruit and Canning company held a
meeting in the city hall yesterday
and find that they closed the year
with very satisfactory and prosper
GUS business.
The government dredge WallQwa
is building a wing dam at the Goet-
chius place in South Vineland in an
attempt to defect the current an6
improve the channel near that place.
c. H. Hart Of Sycamore, Ill.,. IS
here to look over the fiat with an
idea of making permanent invest
ment. He is we'll pleased with the
conditions he finds here.
E. Catlan and wife of Necoma.
Kan, have taken up temporary
quarters in the Burnett building
and think of opening a restaurant.
Some Spokane parties were in the
city yesterday to make arrange
ments to lease the photograph gal
Ter and reopen it for the winter.
Ben Flock Of Anatone is a bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
TRAIN SERVICE
TO COTTONWOOD
TRACK LAID TO THAT PLACE
nURSUAY-VHREL WEEKS OF
BALLASTlNG NECESSARY BE.
FUkE SCHEDULE Is REGULAR.

The train service will be inaugu-
rated between Lewiston and Cotton
wood in about three weeks, is the
assurance given to Cottonwood citi-
zens by the railroad company. The
word was brought to Lewiston by
Postmaster w. l.. FarnswOrth Of
Cottonwood, who was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
The track was laid into Cotton
wood Thursday evening, and the
train service will be extended from
Volmer to Cottonwood as soon as
the ballasting is completed The
railroad company is now working a
large crew on the ballast work, and
much of this feature of the work
between the Lawyers canyon
bridge and Cottonwood has been
completed. 1t Is expected the track
will be in readiness for regular op-
Grafton in about three weeks, at
which time the service between Lew
iston and cottonwood will be in
augurated.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
WATER DEPARTMENT
MAKES GREAT TROUBLE.
Lashed by Criticism, They Get Sud.
denly Busy.

Activity on the part of the wa-e.'
department yesterday in following
cut the instructions Of the collection
department occasioned much trouble
In large number of Lewiston s
most prominent homes. as the water
had been turned off because the wa
ter rents had not been paid.
Under the rules of the water de
partment the water should be turn
ed off as soon as the water rent be
comes delinquent, but it is stated
the rules have not heretofore been
vigorously enforced. The griliine
of the water department in he
council Wednesday night has appar-
emily had the desired effect. for !,
large number of citizens found fheir
homes without water when the work
was completed last night.
A canvass OF the situation In the
collectors department shows a mos,
encouraging outlook. The collections
for last year were $4,000. Will,
an estimate Of the collections fol-
this year places the income at about
s24.500. The increase is attributed
to the inaugurat'on of the new svs-
tenn, at which time a registry OF
every service was made and III.
quarterly collections must CORE
spond with the list OF patrons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
EDITOR SEES IMPROVEMENT
WESTERN FARM CONDITIONS
Lexington, Ky., Visitor Likes Or
timism Of. the West.

Jouett Shouse, editor OF the Ken
lucky Farmer and Breeder, at Lex
ington. KY, was visitor in the city
Yesterday. en- route to the coast. Mr..
Sbouse was the guest of ATTORNEY
J. o. Bender. and was driven
through Charleston and the Lewiston
Orchards district
"The West is wonderful coun
try" said Mr.. Shouse, land I at
tribute your great success to the op-
t'mism found in every community.
The spirit OF the West will surely
bring you greater things within the
next few years. and 1t is a pleasure
to me to note the improvements on
your farms and ranches and that
YOUR farmers and stockmen appre-
ciate the value Of better stock and
are securing the best breeding ami
mails"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
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New York, Sept. 19.-Hoods are
becoming fashionable in London this
season, and the milliners have gone
quite extensively into the business
of making them. Whether the
wearing of hoods will ever become
general again as 1t has been at one
time remains to be seen, but the y
are given fair trial by the British
women. The specimens shown are
very dainty. and not at all unbc-
coming. The prettiest are undoubt-
eddy those shaped like friars' cowls.
and they are also the most convent
ent, as they roll up small and can
be tucked into the pocket Of q thea
ter wrap or slowed away In a travel
ing bag. Those run with whalebonc
are more cumbersome. AMI this sat
ting out from the face does not int.
prove their appearance. NAH II at
all. Both kinds are made Of soft
taffeta lined with satin trimmed
about the front and around the neck
with ruches of lace. Sometimes they
are bordered with small flowers,
which is a mistaken notion. A few
knots of ribbon and the lace are all
that Is necessary. = Hoods are worn
only when going to or coming from
theater or other evening entertain
ments. or when travelling. Some
women have taken TO them most
kindly and will Immediately don
their hats and put ON hoods on
boarding a railway car. retaining
them even when lunching or dininF
in the restaurant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
ACCIDENT TO STAGE DRIVER.
Morrissey Farm Sold to Chad
4ea. Wilton Of Anatone.

Special to Evening Teller.
Asotin. Sept. 19.-S. G. Brantuer,
the Cleveland stage driver, got
thrown out Of his rig yesterday and
broke q rib.
John Koestner went to Lewiston
OH the stage yesterday to have some
dental work done.
George U. Ausman went up to his
ranch on Ten Mile today to see how
things were progressing.
Mr.. 'Goolnick of Anatone was q
visitor In the city today.
James Florence and wife, came
down on last nights stage from Clio
verland to visit a few days with
friends.
James Morrissey Of Spokane yes.
terday sold his big farm on Asotin
fat to Chad Wilton of Anatone for
$35 per acre.
J. w. Dixon Of Anatone has
rented the W. J. Clemans land on
the Asotin fiat.
George Kinnear, who has been
sick with typhoid fever the last six
weeks. is reported to be improving
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
FINE SHOW AT THEATORIUM.
Will Move Into Winter Quarters
Monday-New Features.

mOuu6y-NcW Features.
Tonight Is the last night for the
Theatorium in the canvass and the
program will be extra good. The
pictures Sea by Moonlight" and
THE Clockmaker's Secret" are two
of the best pictures that have ever
been brought into the town and are
recommended by every one that secs
them.
Monday evening the Theatorum
will be installed in its new home In
the Kroutinger building. six doors
west Of the postohice. and will have
several new attractions. including
the best pictures that are made In
the world today and all new songs
with splendid illustrations. The
management OF the Theatorium an
nounces that they are here to stay
and are going to give the public
the very best attractions that the
market affords.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19

S~~~~ss ~ ri.Ae~Lvaw1 Correr<,
Odd Fellows hall was packed to
overcrowding last night by the audi
cnce that gathered to hear the sing
ing Of the Liederkranz society and
tn enjoy the dance that followed.
This is the only German singing go
ciety in Idaho. and those who listen
cd to the music last night are will
ing to assert that no society in any
other state has more right to be
congratulated on its efforts. The
Liederkranz numbers "a singers.
They filed into the hall in a body
last night and were received with
enthusiasm. Each number on the
program was applauded, but espe-
c.ally the solo quartet "Standschen."
beautiful and intricate song by
Abt. This and the solo on the VIC
lin by Prof. Baumgaertel. were con.
sidered the features Of the program.
The dance that followed was thor
ougsly enjoyed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-19
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