davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
The Lutheran Ministers Pass Resolution.

The Lutheran Ministers Asso-
citation of Rowan County held a
meeting in Salisbury, and, the
subject of temperance having
come up, the following resolution
was passed:
Resolved: That it is the sense
of this association that the prohi-
bition movement now on in our
State is non-political and nom
partisan and, being purely a great
moral issue having for its object
the religious and general better
ment of mankind, deserves and
should have the earnest and &C.
tive support of all our pastors and
churches.
The ministers in attendance
were Revs. Geo. H. Cox, J. A.
Linn, G. A. Brown, H. A. Trexler,
NJ. NJ. Kinard, R. R. Sewers, W.
Aull, L. B. Spracher, and G. l.
Morgan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
Wanted BOYS.

The saloon must have boys, or
it must shut up shop. Can't you
furnish it one? It is a great fac
tory, and unless it can get about
1900, 900 from each generation for
raw material some of these fac
tories must close out, and it's
operations must be thrown on a
cold world, and the public revenue
will dwindle. "Wanted-2,OOO-
900 boys" is the notice. One
family out of every five must con.
tribute a boy to keep up the sup
ply. Will you help? Which Of
your boys will it be? The Mino-
taur of Crete had to have a tri-
rene full of fair maidens each
year, but the Minotaur Of America
demands a city full of boys each
year. Are you a. father? Have
you contributed a boy? If not,
some other family has had to give
more than its share. Are you not
selfish, voting to keep the saloon
open to grind up boys, and then
doing nothing to keep up the sup
ply?
Our boys, as we'll as their
fathers and mothers, may we'll
give serious thought to the ques-
ton asked on a placard posted a.
mong the advertisements in some
street cars.
The placard reads as follows
ga saloon can no more be run
without using up boys than a
Touring mill without wheat OF a
saw mill without logs. The ques-
ton is, "Whose boys? Yours OF
mine? Our boys or our neigh
bors?"
A part of the responsibility of
answering that question falls upon
the boys themselves Are they
willing to ruin themselves, to help
support a saloon? Think of it,
boys, and let it not be you or your
friends who furnish the material
Cd which the saloon prospers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29

John L Holshouser, Geo II
Shaver, W H G Lyerly, DR. A B
Goodman, Capt VIC Coughenour,
Julius A Eller, D L Lyerly,
McC Morgan, D W Prick, Jno G
Goodman, Mrs R G Isenhour, F
L Agner, Safrit, Thos Fisher,
Jas A Barrett, W A Agner, B G
'Cauble, W M Peeler, David A
Eller, Geo D Peeler, Geo H Page,
Alex Peeler, Mrs T F Spry, D A
Beaver, ] H Cock, H W Bost, J N
Alexander, Fl J Peeler, W W
Weaver. J L Lyerly, Capt W D
Pethel, M L File, G. W File, W ]
Swink, J W Cook, W A Henley
T M Wagner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
Death Was on His Heels.

Jesse P. Morris, of Shippers,
Va, had a close call in the spring
of 1906. He says: "An attack of
pneumonia left me so weak and
with such a fearful cough that my
friends declared consumption had
me, and death was on my heels.
Then 1 was persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t helped
me Immediately, and after taking
two and a half bottles l was a we'll
man again. I found out that
New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and lung disease in all
the world" Sold under guaran-
tee at all druggists. SOC and 81.
Trial bottle free.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
He Got What He Needed.

"Nine years ago it looked as if
my time had come," says Mr.. G.
Farthing, of Mill Greek, Ind. Ter.
81 was so run down that life hung
on a very slender thread. It was
then my druggist recommended
Electric Bitters. bought a bot.
tie and I got what I needed
strength. I had one foot in the
grave, but Electric Bitters put ii
back Oh the turf again, and I've
been we'll ever since" Sold un.
der guarantee at all druggists. SOC,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29

Kodol For Dyspepsia has helped
thousands of people who have
had stomach trouble. This is
what one man says of it: "E. G.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago, Ill
Gentlemen-In 1897 1 he'd a dis
ease of the stomach and bowels.
1 could not digest and I ate and
in the spring of 1902 I bought a
bottle Of Kodol and the benefit I
received from that bottle all the
gold in Georgia could not buy. I
still use a little occasionally as I
find it a fre blood purifier and a
good toniC. May you live long
and prosper. Yours very truly,
G. N. Cornell, Rcding, Ca, Aug.
~, 1906" Sold by James Plum
mer and all druggists.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
500 Out to Hear Rev. Rowe.

On the morning of April 10Th
there was held a prohibition rally
at Lower Stone church, near Rock
we'll, N. G. There we're about 500
people present. Rev. W. W.
Rowe, pastor, preached on prohi-
bition and held the attention of
his audience for two hours Much
good was done Oh this occasion.
People we're present from nearby
towns, also from Stanly and
Cabarrus counties. The prohibi-
ton movement is in good shape
in this section. Agood majority
will be given for prohibition.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29

If you intend to vote against
prohibition because you want the
slop for your hogs, remember
some poor fellow will fill a drunk
ards grave because he drank the
stronger brew that your vote help
ed to place as a stumbling block
in his path. Remember, that
poor fellow may be your boy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
SALISBURY, N. c., APR. 20, 1908.

" A blue Cross mark on the up
~ per right hand corner of the
first page Of this paper, 1mmedi-
ately following the subscriber
name. lis to notify such subscriber
that his subscription has expired
and that he is cordially invited
to renew at once. The special re-
duced price at which we r now
offering the paper lasts no longer
than June Goth, and is for cash in
advance only. After this time
the price will be $1.00, strictly.
If, after being thus notified, you
fail to receive THE WATcHMAN,
you Will have only yourself to
blame.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
Rowan is going dry.
Rowan county is going dry.
Rowan county is going dry by a
good majority. Mark it.

The Democratic primaries are
going to be held Saturday. Sat-
urday, May End. Turn out. and
put in a vote for Jas. 81. McKen-
zie for sheriff and good men for
all the county officers. It takes
good men to make a good county
government.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
Plenty Of Trouble

is caused of stagnation of the
liver and bowels. To get rid of it
and headache and billiousness and
the poison that brings jaundice,
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the reliable purifiers that do the
work without grinding or gripping.
25c at all drug stores.
+ Subscribe for The WATcHMAN.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29
Temperance Speaking.

There will be a temperance
speaking at Phanuel church, next
Tuesday night, May 9Th at 8 o.
clock. Rev. w. W. Rowe will be
the speaker. Everybody is cor
daily invited to come out and
hear him.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29

J.. H. Mckenzie is to be the
next sheriff of Rowan county.
Mark it,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-04-29

It is a very poor soldier that
runs when the battle begins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Mir bic Snsenb.

Siinglinge, Sunsfrauen, sebt feinen
aeioenifoften Gailm! 2aiiet gn6
nif,t bon Der Neugier rei5en. Die
@elt tenncu 81 lernen. 8ie @an6e,
Die MIR Elm neuig bon Dem 9onig Der
@elt genieben nolltcn. iinb bon ibr
feitgebulten. ihrer ltnI6uib heraubi
nnp in 5eitli6es uno cipiges @eroera
ben seltiir5t porocnl @enu Seiu 8es
ipilien Sir iagt. es lei bel Sir i6on
nidt mebr IIlcs. fpie eS lein ioute. =
o. baltic einl Seoe @ieberbpluns Der
Giinbe ifmdft Seine 8ioeritanoss
fraft unb permebrt Sas 8efpidt, oaf
0i6 obpGrtS 5icbt. Sd. ~ifDn III
Die Silgenb. lie fommt nidt fpieoer."
Sarnm brnufet tic redt. inSem SIR
Jest ben @runo Ie9t su einem niiss
liden. gottielisen 0eben. inoem Sbr
glier Sers nnb @emiitb nit boben,
beiligen Soealen erfiillet unb tradtei
mad, Sem, .ipa5 pabrbaitig lit. mas
ebrbar. mas seredt. mas feuI6. mas
lieblifL mas pobl lautet." Sa5 1agi
Guf sic Stimme Der @eisbeit, unf
penn Sbr ibrem 8ufe folset. 10 nerpci
Sbr emit nit S~antbarteit uno Sreube
8%uriidbliden fGnnen auf cine ifone,
mublansepanbte. ~soloene Susenbs
aeit". Sns tpnlte @ottl
- -. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

minbern". Sm a[ten aesppten ipnr.
Den ndmlih Die 3iegel aus nit fur5en
Strobbalmen berieBtem Riliflamm
ber9eIteat, unb ma bate ME 10 reht
9epllbt, mas fir einen 3ned in oieIer
@iidung Die Strpbbalnte batter, oa
thre Seiti9feit ia nur lebr gerin9 1T.
Nt6eion bnbte nun lofort bnran, bdB
oas Terfabren Der alien Ie9npter unb
Suben in ireeno einem Suiainmens
bang nit iciner grfinbune Iteben
tDnnte. unb mafte it'd bdrdn, gu priis
fen, oh ui6t Der Strob5uiab benielbsn
9rfolg baben lpiiroe mie Der bon Sdn<
min II. /. ~. Gr nabm Strob. fofte
es NIT @ailer aus unb perrpenbete
oieies &aiicr, I'M Son plaitiib 81
MAIDEN. Nihtig fanb er aIh, DaB
bas neriuenoete @aiier oieielben
Gigenid]aften 5eiste pie Die friiber
ge6rauhte ynnnin : 2oiung, Dab CO
alio nit ieiner ~Innenbuug gelingt,
3ie9el nit meniser Waiier her5uirel<
len ais ubne Observation-Disclosures. uno
bab bementiprefenb aud Die Gualitdt
beiicr piro. gs ut intcreiiant, bab
Sabrtauienbe lang unD bon Sunberten
bon Itlionen Ieni6en 9eleien, in
Der Si6el cine tpihtiee Grfinbme ges
ihllmmert bat uno bab crit iest burh
Die u~uabbGugiae gntbedung bes eriinS
punesreiten Entertainers Die err
pdbnte Sibeliteae riftis peritanbeu
tperben fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
lE 3nr6ie SipbeS useu6l

it's flar, oas mar fein arieser."
Sic Se6ie blieben auf ibrem Tfac,
un0 am 3neiten Gage fdmen lte on
einen tiefen, eroben Strom. S]rtr
fam gliibenbe aohle UNI.
.Ibl" rieien Die Siinfe. ~Sas mar
pprnus 81 ieben!"
aui Der anbercn Seite bcs Sluiies
5eigtc cs lif, baB Die Sinie 3uriid
blieb. sic Itanb uno ipinfte NIT
Der 0ano unb lieB Die @noereu
5iebcn. Sic iaeten inter c%inauoer:
Ser lit nidt TAPER, Der nidt." !
Sic 8ier. Die nod iibri9 iparen;
gineen porrpdrts, bis iie an eineu
iumpfi9en Ylas famen. Sa blieb
Ser @rasbIpfer itedeu.
Die 2ibele aber truuert 10 beftig
nm ibren 6rennb, Den 8rosbupfer.
bdB lie niht uufborte 81 tueinen. uno
"a ihnalibte lie lid Die Haie 10 arg.
baB ibr aopf in Stiide eing.
Ser Se6t uno Die Shilbfrote mars.
I6ierten nun tupfer in oas feinolide
Qanb. Ser Seinb umringte lie I'm
lIfer zines Sees. Ser Seht fonnte
it'd burdh Ghipimmen retteu, Die
lanaiamerc S6ilbtrDte fpirbe gesrif<
fen. Mun berietb, mas NIT ibr 9es
iheben ioIlte.
,Siinoet Teuer an unb perbrennf
itel" rief Der Cine.
rSibibi!" ifrie bie S6ilbfrote
ibren &rieesruf. ySas tit 9endu Der
SOB. ben elm Sdpferer iih tpiiniht."
.Nein". idete elm Inoerer. Dtperft
lie in i~iebenbes @aiierl"
r9ibtbil" i6rie Die S1iIbfrote
tpiecer. $50 itirbt elm eoler
S1IieBlia iagte elm alter Miann:
-8arum ertrdnfen mir lie nidt IN
Dem See?"
9a prabIte Die 56ilbfr0te nidt
LANCER. o@1", ieuf5te lie. has IL
Der einise SOB. Den i6 fiirdte."
Mlio nabmen Die 2eute elm Canoe
unb fubren NIT ibr arf ben Gee
binaus. BIG auf ieine Witte. 9a
f%parfen lie Die Sdilbfr0te ms @dI<
Ter; lie ldnf ipic Elm Stein.
Iber ndh elmer Winite fam Tie
pieber gum @orihein uno ihrie ibren
Grieesruf: .Sibihi! 3ier bin id 81
Sauiel" llnb lie taufte uni
ihmamm. pobin iie ponte.
Sic @ei1ihte er5dblt uns. fpda
Sdlaubeit nno Iutb ausrifteu
fonnen.
0aa Gdap mno Der Gnabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
8ibel nnb 5ednif.

Ser yWoiiiiden Seitune~ tpiro ges
fhrieben: Solgenbe intereiidnte unb,
iuie es I6eint. ull6 inter beutIhen
Sufleilten 9dn5lib u~ttbetaunte Sc
Ihi6te purbc Dor meniaeA Wohen lin
Hiogara Sails IN Der Sabrif Mtdeious,
bes b%erilbmten GRINDERS beS Garbos
runbums nnb Des filnitlid)en @rapbit5.
er5dblt. gor GINGER 3eit lam gtde>
ion auf ben 8eodnfen 81 periufen. Die
SlaitiSitdt bes our Seritelun9 bon
Sormen pernenoeten Cons burh Sns
lae irgenb peld)er StDffe 81 erboben.
Gr pollte nit anoern Rortcn Den Son
nit 3ulae bon peni9er Waiier plaz
ltiifl maiden uno baourh Dor Nqem
bas iiberaus lditigc S1pinben perbins
bern obcr menigitens berabrninheru.
Nn6 pielen @eriltden NIT alien mogs
liheu Gbemifnlien fdnb er feline Sc
miibungcn belobni. irbem it'd That's
ld6lid cine aan3e 8rlppe bon &Jrz
perm. Die III Der Subultrie iebr ipeits
.eebenoe I%ntpeupung iinben. ais
brau9har fir Den gennnnten 2ped
erpies. Sieie aorper iinb Die 5anz
nine. @aIIsidure uim. Nls Itheion
it'd bic pieleu IumenoungsmngIihteis
ten Der i%uterciianten Grfinoung aui
immtlihe @ebiete Der aernmif Iberz
legte unb babel aud on Die 3ielfabris
fotion padte, fiel ibm. 'oem bibelfeiter
anIerifaner. duf einmal Die mertmiirs
biee Stellc I'M 3meiten Suh Mplis IN
i%iiniten aapitel Elm. mo- Don Der Der
ipeuoune bon Strob fir Die Siegel,
beritcunng Die Gebe lit. Der Ybardr
mill Die Subeu audlen: ~9urum be.
iabl Ybarao besielben Cages Der
@ostcm bes Bottles uub ibren @mt'
leuten unb iprah: ~Sbr iplt Dem @ol
niht mebr Strob inmmeln unp geben
nab iie Siesel breuuen mic bis amber.
laBt tic ielbit biugeben uno Strob an
iammeuleien; uuo Die 3aht Der Siesel
Die ite bisher gemodt baben. ioat III
! i5aea sIci4mobl auflesen unS mid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Sas Gho mnb Der 9nabe.
(gtn tpabres 8esebniB.C

Gin fleiner &nabe ging zines Cages
n1ein in Den 8alb. aIs er ieiner
Spiele miioe seporben. rief er aus
boiler &eble: .Sobol" gs antportete
aus Dem tieien @alb: Sobo! Infer
Steiner mar iebr eritaunt. 9enft
nal, er ipubte nift. bdb es Elm gho
sibtl Gin anDerer &nabe lit int
@albe. bat mid rufen bDren uno
antpprtet mir, Sa6te er. IodmaIs
rief er laut: .Soibol Spibo!" fam e5
5uriid. ~@er biit Su?" rief nnier
%fleiner Selb. Su? rief bas edo.
.gSas meinit Su oamit?" frugte Der
8nabe beinabe dreerlth. ba er oahte.
Der Inbere I'M @aIbe made i'm gum
Narren. Sdmit - nieberboIte bas
edo. 9a nuroe Der &letne gn15
boie unb ifalt: .Si Summfopfl"
Iatirlid mubte er boren, bab er
Ielber Summfopf 9enannt trlirSe.
.4fut. On iolit Sid ihdmen!" f6rie
Ser 8na6e erboit. @as founte IN
oers aus Dem @aloe fomtmen. als:
iddmeu. 9as tonnte unler fleiner
Sreunb niht ertragen; er fling m Sn
meinen uno lief aus Dem @albe at
ieiner Wiitter 5uriif nr6 er5dblte ibr
ihlud5enb, paB Gin inge5ogener
Surge i'm eenedt hattie. Die Mditter
nabm ibr Sobnhen anf Den S6ooB.
itreiheIte es unb rebete ibm gut gu.
SdlicBlif erSdblte es senau. mas iih
susetraaen bate. uno Die Mlitter
muBte laden. On hdtteit Sid niht
drsern iollen. @s mar bas edo, bas
sir Seine @ortc Surid sab." llno
lie erfldrte Dem 9leinen. mas eir
gfp lit; pns peritanb or lpohl niht
CANA, a6cr er puBte boh nm oa6
oa fem anberer 3nabe i'm 8albe ecs
peIen mar, ionbern Der 8ioerbda
ieiner cieenen Gimme i'm getduiht
bate. .Sein fleines grIebniB. mein
2iebling", fubr Die Wutter fort, .sibt
Dir cine 9ebre. Die Su ME ~pereeiien
.tioIteit. Sie6 NAL. bdtteIt Su hoflih
nit Dem gfo aeiproGen, Damn bdtteit
Sn hDflihe Intiporten befpmmen.
Iber On lfnltit unb 9abit linn bdBz
Lido Nomen. pesbalb befamitr Su
uur SdBlihes su horen. Wenn mir
freunSlif unb bofIid an ben Inoes
rem linb. Damn befpmmen mir MIR
Sreunplihes unb @uteS an boren.
Sinh mir arob unb dreerlih. elei1
iinp's Die Nnberen auf. nnb man
hdrf gar nidt barber Hagen. Gers
itebIt Oh. pie ih bas metne2"
Mutters fleiner Sobn peritano ipobl
niht sans. pie bds aemeint mar.
Spdtcr aber. als aus linn ein hora
treiilifer. euther5ieer. bofliher Mann
aerornen ipar. na muBte er geuau Be-
ihcio nit Dem G6o uno mar Der
Wutter' fir ibren euten 8atb bon
Ser5en bdnfbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
go lanse ,pic er lebt.

go lanse mic er lebt. Serr Senrb
@tipstens, Orange sGip. Soma,
idreibt; sd peroe bic Igentur fir
ben alpentrduter hebalten, 10 LANCE
mie i6 lebe, benu bur6 @ottes Site
peroanfe ih bieiem alten 8rduters
&eiimittel meme quite @einnbbeit."
@eld' cine groBe @enugtbuung Ios
pobl fir ben Sabrifanteu. ais audi
fir ben 2ieferanteu. su tpiiien uub su
besreiien, oaB lie benz Eublifum Elm
Seilmitiel bieten. pelfes ipirflifen
@ertb beiist. @s 9ibt nod perldies
rene Srte. no it'd fem resuldrer Igent
ooer 2ieierant mir ben AIpentrGuter
befinoet. @ebinaungen unb a(es
9Gbere nerben 9erne mitsetbeilt,
Wian ihreibe an Sr. Setter Sabrnep &
Sons Co.. t12-11S 60. Sopne @De..
Chicago, Sa.
-f-*-+-
@Itern geppbnet guere &iubel
bon friibeiter ainbbeit auf on piinft.
! li1eu unb ~ireuoi8eu 9eborlam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Die ihlauc. shilbfr6te.
(gin inoianiides @arden.)

gines SageS beeab 1ih Die S6ilos
frpte auf Den a~riesspfao. Sbre an>
meraOcn iparen gliiberoe 8obie,
@ide. Die 9inie. Der @~rasbiipfer. Die
Sibeae unb Der 6eht.
Sic iieben ariescr mahten ii6 IN
better 2aunc auf unb beSogen ibr
critics Eager. ga erbob iib am friibeu
Ntoreen eiu 8inb unb hlies Die SlIds
fort.
mSbol" rieieu Die Gnoern. .Seei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Snt 9eitanramt.

Sat: Gellner. Der Cfie. bon bem
bieics 9eefitenf lit, mnB aber fur6ts
bares 6eimmeb gebabt babeu,
aeaner: Rieio?
@ait: @eil er II aus laute,
Sebnen beltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

Wif irast' elm Nann nit rpeiBen
Saaren
Criminals, = es lit i6pn lange
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

lang: .yanfee DOODLE" nno NIT
lautem 8ei6rei ab.
9ie Sbee. bas @~erbdltniB Der liios
amerifaniihen Sreiitanten 5u NoroS
amerita inter Dem 8ilbe elmer S6nle
bar5uitelen. in pelher lesteres Der
S6ultprnnn lit uno ~eritere bilfloIe
3leiue iiuS. lit uift libel. Sic lit
obenbreiu nriainel nusaefiibrt. inoem
ben Shalern unb Shiiierinneu MIR
itiidpeiie unb unter beitGnbigen Hubez
ltorunsen uno aesenIeiti9en 8elditis
allnaen Die erobe Wabrbeit bon Der
9orberrlhaft Der Ser. Gtaaten beige
braht ipirb. Ser GbihluB enplid III
aud be3eihnenb. Wan ipeiB niht. III
'oas Ibiineen Der decentralization
@ationals Spmne 3uitimmuns ODE,
Spott.
-+-*-@-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02
Ter id6nite Sag.

@id irast' elm Iann nit rpeiBeu
Saaren
Criminals, = es lit i6pn Ian9e
Sb it in meinen iuneen Sn6ren
He1t 9liidlih Ihon gefpeien mar,
unS melfe ipobl bon alien Sreuoen,
Sic big CUR Stunoe iut erlebt,
Die botlte 2uit mir fonnt bereiten,
$50 t] 10 red)t I'M Slid gei6tuebt.
a6l iast' i6. Serr. SIR fteat oa
Sragen.
Sie ffinsen ia gan5 ionoerbur;
Sas fam ih 10 9endu nidht idger,
@o grab am glildlihften ib mar.
&enn meine gltern midi reht ber5ten
llnb an Die treue 9ruit sebriidt,
@ann mir nah ainberlaunen
ider5ten.
Siiblt' ieber 3eit ih mid beelidt.
ltnb oar am lteben Weibndhtstdgc
Sic pielen Sufen. ihon uno pertb,
Sic uns mad alter, frommer
Gaee
Oas lie6e Gbriitfinolein beidteert.
limb 10 Al nod piel anbern Seiter
Sat SreuSe min unb Slid eela6t;
Sod peib i6 niht. pelf' bon Den
Sreuben
Iid] tpobl am gliiflihften gendht.
0a ipra6 Der Greis: Reiu Sinh
erfabre,
Inh ih mar Jung. an Sreuben reid
Sod fam i'm 2auf Der pielen Sabre
Ser einen Sreube niht mebr glet6
|iel Gage limb mir Sugefaaen.
8u Sreub' unb Suit oas Ser
umfliebt,
Sen itlDniten Gag ieboh bon alien,
|Sen tenn id tpobl. berger i'm ni6t
Sen bat Der Simmel mir oerliehen.
men Simmel mir bamit seifenft,
grias fir tauienbfade Wiiben.
9as b06lte @liid. bas man it'd bentt
81 bieier ein5'se Gag i'm 2eben,
CAB i'm Der 9inHmel spei geal Der
8ar @iele tpurbeu Sieles Drum
eeben,
Sod adj. umionit er tomm
nift mebr.
gs mar Ser Sas, mo th BURT treter
Gum eriten Wal an Den Iltar,
Inn eliiderfiint i'm frommen 8eten
Wein Ser3 Die @obnung 8ottes mar
Ses @lalibens Iue' bat i'm seiebeu
Isle Renifeniinn au6 eriibelu mag,
S'rum mar audi oies, ib muB &C.
itehen.
Wein a~uerifDniter Sr%enoentas.
9ann bieier Gag, Sir aiub. err.
ihienen,
| Oann benfe an bic @ortc mein.
@ann Ser3 unb Nlinb Dem Shopfe,
bienen.
Sann l6lieSe in's 8ebet MIDI eir;
| &annit piele @naben Damn errtn9en
Sci alGubie nnb fein eitlcr Sbor,
2aB tief ms finblth 3er5 lie bringen
Ser it]onite Gag itcbt Sir bebor.
Sh sipeifclte an Ieinen 8orten
linn baht'. es iibertreibt Der Watn.
Geitoem bin alter ih aeIporben.
8o beiier man entiheiSen fam:
gs lit fem I66n'rer Gag hienieben.
Oils mo gum eriten Male labt.
@ott ielbit bas Ser3 nit Ietneu
Srieben,
Ser alte Taun bat Hedt sebabt.
***M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

Ssrob sum 9ernen. mie gum SpieI
WinB bcs ainoes eeelc ieins
@er pa ifrebt mad bohcm 3iel.
MtuB lid frub benz SleiBe tpeib'n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-02

@er in Srieoen mill tpalten
mnB leiben nnb itia balten.
9enten pereiniamt. Siiblen per'
eint.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-10
BRICE UNIVERSITY ORATOR. i
Will Also Be il Daily Attendance n
ri t Chicago. 1868

WASHINGTON. June l0.--Am-
bassador Bryce OF Great Britain LETT
last night for Madison. Wis. where
on June IA he is to deliver an adj
dress before the University OF Wis
consin. Following that event, the
ambassador will go to Chicago.
where he expects to be in daily at
tendance on the sessions Of the ma
tional convention. BY the middle OF
July Mr.. Bryce hopes to be in Lon
don. and will not return to WASH
ington until early in the fall. TO
his great regret he will not be able
to attend the democratic conven-
ton at Denver, as he had hoped to
do. its date interfering with his pro-
gram to be in London at the time
stated. Mrs. Bryce will accompany
the ambassador on his travels. "s.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-10
Final Receipts.
A Wonan's Back
The Aches and Pains Will Disappear
if the Advice Of This Lewiston
Citizen Is Followed. !

A woman's back has many aches
and pains.
Most times It's the kidneys fault.
Backache is really kidney ache.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure 1t.
Many Lewiston women know this.
Read what one has to say about It.
Mrs. Lillian M. Dickson. los
Eleventh street. Lewiston. idaho,
says: II doctored for hve o., six
years for kidney complaint. but fall
ed to obtain any permanent relief.
The pains In my back were terrible.
and on one occasion was confined
to my bed for three weeks. scarcely
able to move. The kidney secretiona
also annoyed me greatly, being
scanty. and caused burning scnsa.
tion during passage, and at times
had no control over their action. and
knew that something must be done
or I would soon be In q critical con-
dition. Hearing the good reports
Of Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured
supply at the Idanha Pharmacy and
the first few doses gave me- prompt
relief. continued their use. and In
short time was free from All my
trouble. have since been without
sign OF the annoyance and know
that I owe my present good health
to Doan's Kidney Pills." t3Nelat3
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for tho Unit.
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other, ssf..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-10
/ NOTICE ! M ci1fnTToIl, I

| taqn NOTICE. 20 C1EOkIQN
In the. Probate, Court 81, Nss Pc
County Idahoa rosl,asa.a 4a fsss t1s.a
In the matter of thass stA&s efsJoaa01
! u. Geett.s ,deeeasedr4sl saa ssip
/ iNotiee. = AsrsbU g3wsA bystha -
Idersignel administEAtor NJ Nie1t
and estate of yessph ~. Geetk -
psassd. u ~ wsaie0sY q. - -
persons havinv eIains sasaiast -
said dsessssd. - exhibit thsn 1te4l
kbs hDc4 ssart .vuuchsfs wisAiA ~
mohtht amer thy hrik publ ex1ea -
iris ,notics. 70 tAS 6kid ad1.ihl1eta-'
tor ~ Mslrose. The et.e hslng -
place Tor ths transAetIcA 0e - -.
ines oS, paM estate. ~ Mslrpss ceunr
~ Of Mes PArces .etate q taAp,
signed and dassd ], q 1swisess
Idaho. this, the 12th DAY of Aay. -
D. 1895. sssa ssfa sua sias ss
ia JOHNfW. SCOTT. AAmjal9eraAnos
1a 10 D May 1A-Jw1As ags