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The bee., 1908-02-27
cREvlsroN FOUND GUILTY.
slayer Of Partner Is Convicted Of First
Degree Murder.

lola Kas.. Feb. 2O.--W. H. Crevis-
ton. ON trial for the murder OF H.
Wellington Stewart in Iowa. on the
Night of Dec. 8, 1907, was convicted
of murder in the first degree by jury
here last night Stewart and Crews
ton were partners in the restaurant
business here and Creviston. II is
charged, was in love with Stewards
wife. Creviston and Stewart started
on = chicken stealing expedition the
night OF the murder. They stopped
on their way home to kill the stolen
chickens aud, while Stewart was en-
gagged in that work, Creviston hit him
on the head with slingshot and cut
his throat.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Nearoeg to FIaht Jim crow

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 26.---W. II. Hart.
negro attorney of Washington, d.
c.. arrived kere yesterday to act as a
special prosecutor in the suit Of Okla
homa negroes to enjoin the Oklahoma
railroads from enforcing the Jim
Crow law. On his way here he was
ordered into the Jim Grow" car when
the train reached the Oklahoma line
He left the train at Falls and drove
to Guthrie rather than ride in the sep.
arate coach.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Undertaken Robbed Bodies.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb. 2O-R. c.
Russell, formerly in the employ OF a
local undertaking establishment, has
confessed to the police that he robbed
the bodies Of persons that were placed
In his charge One of the bodies, that
of a suicide coachman was robbed OF
500 in money by Russell, while from
the body of Eliza Odegard was taken
a valuable gold watch. He-has been
held 10 The grand Jury.
The bee., 1908-02-27
MastIn Folls suruIars.

Joliet, ILL.,, Feb, 2O.-Two burglars
who attempted to rob Anton Bozik, q
Joliet saloonkeeper, were attacked by
mastiff, which almost killed one OF
the men before the other fred six bull
lets into the animals body BoEik
was so seriously injured that he was
unable to follow the men and they es-
capped before he was found. The dog
which was fatally injured, prevented =
robbery.
The bee., 1908-02-27

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-ln compliance
with an ancillary petition for the APP
pOintment OF receivers for the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Co. Of New
York. Judge Kohlsaat, I'm the United
States circuit court, Wednesday ap.
pointed William Hepburn Russell,
Archibald q Haynes and Charles u.
Rushmors receivers 10 take charge Of
the chieaSo holdings ef the company,
taey bslng the receivers named n Ne
original blll Ia Nav xeFk. /.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Rl.hon Defends Russla.

London. Feb. 26.-The Right Rev.
Thomas Edward Wilkinson. bishop for
North and Central Europe, writes to
tho Daily Mail from Riga describing
he devastation wrought in Russia
and particularly in the Baltic prov
iaees, by the reVolutionists. He de-
elAres that its extent is quite unknown
Ia England and fully justices the
measure Of repression adopted by the
Russian government.
The bee., 1908-02-27

st. Petersburg, Feb. 26.-Railroad
traffic in Central Russia is almost
completely paralyzed by a succession
or heavy Fnowstorms. which still
continue. Many towns are cut on
from all communication, and such an
important railroad as the Moscow
Kazan has not moved a train for hve
days.
The bee., 1908-02-27
TO GUST CONGRESSMAN
CHARGES or LILLEV, coNNEcTI-
CUT, AROUSE DEMOCRATS
AND REPUBLICANS.
IS ASKED TO GIVE PROOF
Accusations Grow Out Of Submarine
Inquiry Interview Given Out.
Committee Starts an
Investigation.

Washington, Feb. 25.--Threats OF a
resolution calling Representative Lii
ley of Connecticut before the bar of
the house and asking for his expulsion
from that body unless he makes
good we're heard Monday. They
come from the democratic side OF the
house. but are concurred in as 10 senti-
ment by republican members.
Mr. Llley has given out n denial
that he made certain statements ac-
credited 10 him involving Representa-
tives Sherman, Griggs, Williams and
De Almond, but the newspaper CORE
spondents who wrote the first report
in which he was so quoted insist that
he did use the language credited to
him, and in this they claim corroborat-
ing testimony may be procured from
several members OF the house, to
whom Lilley made similar. IL not the
same, remarks.
The talk OF an expulsion resolution
began Saturday morning among some
Of those whose names were connected
with the original story. concerning Lii
Iey's desire for an investigation OF the
Electric Boat Co., which manufactures
submarine boats Mr. Lilley was told
that day by the committee on rules,
Of which three members whose names
had been used In the published inter-
view with Lilley are members, to
oh 20. trr~flfnu nd
be more specific.
Advised by Speaker Cannon.
He got this advice from Speaker
Cannon. John Sharp Williams and ID.
A. De Almond are democratic men,
bers OF the committee whose names
we're used Representative sherman
Of New York is republican member
Of that committee.
II WAS pointed out, Notwithstanding
the denial OF Mr.. Lilley, that he had
made some very broad and serious
charges and should be compelled TO
make good" in the common language
Of the members Should such a reso-
luton against Mr. Lilley be presented
and II was understood that Minority
Leader Williams would present tia
strong combination would probably
support Il.
Representative Sherman and Repre-
sentative Griggs were chairman Of
their respective parties congressional
campaign committee in the last cam
paign and Mr.. Lilley is alleged to have
said that they were both helped nAan-
cially in their campaign by the beat
company. These gentlemen and their
colleagues on the two committees
would undoubtedly be lined up in sup.
port Of such resolution, as would Mr..
De Almond.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Ten Of Religious Procession KiIIed-

Ten Of Religious Procession Kilied-
Teheran. Feb. 24.-Ten persons were
killed and a score or more w0gnded.
including several ecclesiastics, as .
result OF a riot in the main stress
here Sunday during the passage OF =
religious procession celebrating tho
Mohammedan MuharAm religious fes-
tiyal held during the first Inontk a.
the Mohammedan year.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Fort Reno Abandoned.

Guthrie. okla. Feb. 2e.--Fort Reno.
on the Canadian river, forty miles
west Of here, ceased 10 be a military
post last night, when the garrison,
consisting OF the Third battalion OF
the Nineteenth infantry was moved
10 Fort Mckenzie. The fort will be
turned into government remount sta.
ton.
The bee., 1908-02-27
aunsauIus speaks in Kansas city.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 26.-Rey.
Frank w. Gunssulus Of Chicago. presi-
dent OF tho Armour Institute of Tech
nology, scd Clinton r. Woodruff. sec1
Rotary OF the National Municipal
League Of Philadelphia, we're the prin-
cipal speakers at the monthly dinner
OF the knife and Fork Club here last
night.
The bee., 1908-02-27
Former treasurer chsppell Dead.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. "a philip
Edward Chappell, former state treas
urer Of Missouri and mayor Of Jefer-
son City. died last night al his home
in this city. aged 20 years. He was
an authority ON Missouri river steam
boating. was heavily interestfa IN eat
tie rAining In Western Texas and MAS
4 Etoehholder IN several Kansas CITY
banka
The bee., 1908-02-27

Washington. Feb. 26.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Indiana and Illlnois-FsiT, except
snew hurriss in north portion wsdRes-
day. mueh colder ~ AlsAt; THURSDAY
fair.
hissouri-Fair AAd eOllss Wslnss-
a.; rhsssley fair. .-~
The bee., 1908-02-27

Whslssals Whisky House Rurps.
cAattanooga. Tens, Fob. 2s.--Ths
HAaiosAls whisky houss u Randolph
Anso 4 Co., tlaeil ohestAst strssA
- 1sstFpyo1 By are last niEht rae
lea n estimated AZ tlsetee, Vith A.
s.lWss u l7v,o@e.
The bee., 1908-02-27

Dubuque. la, Feb. 24.-W y. KnSEAt
general counsel Of the nliniOs ceuinA
railroad in Iowa, aud foTneriy state
senator, disd Sunday ~ ne ase & ~
years
The bee., 1908-02-27
ANARCHIST KILLS PRIEST
FATHER HEINRIcHs OF DENVER
SHOT WHILE ADMINISTER
ING SACRAMENT.
PEOPLE THROWN INTO PANIC
Assassin Declares He Has drudge
Against Priests In General.
Closely Guarded by
the Police.

Denver Col, Feb. 24.-Father Leo
Heinrichs was shot and killed when
administering the sacrament at early
mass in st. Elizabeth's Catholic
church. Eleventh and Curtis streets,
this city, at o'clock Sunday morn.
ing Kneeling at the altar rail be-
tween two men, Giuseppe Guarnaccio
pressed the muzzle of revolver
against the body of the priest, after
receiving from him the consecrated
water, and shot the priest through the
heart Exclaiming, my God! NV
Cod" Father Leo fell prone in front
of the altar and died without uttering
another word.
Congregation In a Psntie.
With a scream the assassin sprang
into the aisle, and, waving the smok-
ing pistol about his head, dashed to
the church door. For a moment thu
hundred or more people in the church
were dazed Then q woman shrieksd
and the congregation became panic
stricken. Some women tainted a1d
many became hysterlcsl. Several men
rushed to the aid OF the priest and 9TH
ers started in pursuit OF the murderer,
Among the latter was Patrolman Dan
lei Cronin, who overlook the nesinE
Italian on the church steps. Giuseppe
attempted TO shoot the policeman and
was foiled and overpowered only after
Aohf Ia NsfhInA aANaral
men had to come to the assistance o,
the officer. The murderer was hur-
riedly removed to the city jail, and as
threats OF summary Justice were made
by men in the crowd which quickly
gathered in front Of the church, Chief
OF Police Michael Delaney called out
the reserve force of patrolmsn. who
were kept on guard day and night.
drudge Against All Priests.
Il just went over there because
have a grudge against all priests in
general. They are all against the
working man. l went TO the com
munion rail because could set bet
ter shot / didn't give a d--n whether
he was a German priest or any other
kind OF priest. They are all in the
same class.
Il left Italy three months ago; wen,
hrst to Central America and then
came to the Unitsd States and TO
Denver. I am an anarchist and ! am
proud OF a. ! shot him. and nay only
rssrs. is tnsi eselfp't have shot TIE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Gs tunren SeutiHe aud babel.

IIs gettler iinb mir nidt aefommen,
Nus unierm beutihen @aterlano,
Wir batten Gieles mitsenommen.
@as bier nod fremb uno unbefannt.
llnb ais man ifui II bidten
Wdloern.
Ius birrer. ober @iiHenei
Zen If1onIfen &ranS bon reiden
Selbern,
ga lparen 0eutife audi Sabeil
@ar &ieles, mas in friiberen Seiten
Sbr talIfen muBtet iiber'm Weer,
Nas iebrten mir Cub ielbit bereiten,
Wir 'tellten manfe @erfitatt Der.
:, lragt es nidt. Dies 5u beraeiien,
Saet nidt. als Oh Gem nift 10 lei;
Ge finoen's tauieno Seuerefien:
"a maren SeutiGe auh babeil
llno mas in 8unit nno naturalization
Guh beiit' berleibet Strait uno Stdrt' [;
Gs bleibt Der Hubm am Seutifen
,baften.
9as Wteiite mar Der Scutl6en Iert.
llnb penn in oollen Sonen fIinget.
Wins Scr5 beS globes Wclooei,
Sd 8lanb's, bon Gem mas Sbr ba
iin9et,
SIT oicles Seutihe audi BABEL
9'rum fteb'n mir itol5 aif bieiem
@runbe,
Sen uni're araft Der @iloniB nahm.
@ie mars nit pieIem Staatenbunoe.
@enn ME Gin 9eutiHer Su @ud tam?
USE in bes giireerfricses Saaeu.
60 ihon bei'm eriten Srciheitsihrei,
@ir Siirfen's unbcitritten iGacn:
es Karen Seiitite aud babel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Nuhmals nieoer nit benz Shub5oa!

0ie geaenpdrtiae ntiBlihe Gage u1z
lerer mirtbiGaftiihen 8erbdltniie hnt
benz Wdrhen, Dab Yroipcritdt nnb
So6idus5oQ iih aueinnnber ipie
Wirfun9 uno llrlohe perbalten. bolS
LENDS Die @lnubipiirbigfeit ent5ogen.
Gin ihlimmerer S6lae bate bas
Stnnbpattertbum ni6t ~treffen fonuen,
ais biele5 ~offenfunoiee elenoe Siasto
leiner 9ehre. bdb unier Shue5oas
Ipitem nift MIR Der Batter unierer
Yroiperitdt lei. ionbern auh ibr
Wiebrer unb @rbnlter. Sm enti6eiz
oenoen @usenblide. ais nibri9e Gins
fliiIie auf uniere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yer6GltniHe einpirften bat nieie
0ebre oeriagt. ltnperteuubar Eat
bieie grfenntniB meite 4reiie unieres
Bottles ergriffen. Ii6t nnr basl
Sas 8ertrauen IN un1er 9egenipdrtls
geS Surifibitent. bas bis babin 10 Siele
beieelte, lit nidt uur erihiittert. ions
bern in a%ngemeireS Wibtrauen um9es
1hlagcn. 60 aagemein lit Die Sorbe>
run9 nah elmer llmseitaltung nnieres
Solipelens 9eirorben, Dab Elm Gonpent
mad DENT anberen. Elm gnnoibat ndd
Dem anoeren, it'd beeilt, ettpas bon
Saritrepiiicn 5u iaeen. Iuirihtig lit
es nid)t INNER gemeint, ionoern oft lit
CO MIR leerer Sfein unb eitler Srua,
rponlit ma oas @erlansen nad 5arifs
r~epiiion in ben nciten Sfid1ten unIes
res Bottles beidipi6tieen mShte.
Iber bon bieien un'eren 9dnnern
I'M offentiihen 2eben biirfte mnnd1er
bieies 3rueipiel bitter bereuen. Rit
G%eoensarten ldBt lid bieies Minl
infer @olf nidt tdniten, es min
4baten ieben. Iit @eripredunaen,
Die iih nah Selieben beuten IaiSen,
lit ibm niht eepient. Wit
Tertrpitnnaen nuf Die 3utunit aud,
niAt. Die We9enlpart mub Die Sarifs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Ser iterbemSe Ginger.

Ia6foIsenbes @ebi6t cling uns Der.
.%loiiener Sdee our6 Seu bohw. :. g.
Webineer bon Sttopiqe, Ohio, slt.
G%nbrang bes 9eieItoifes ma e.
ms bisber nift mo9lih sepelen. ben
, l%terbenoen Sdnser" cher gu brinaen +:
Ber ihldst 10 ipGt oie Saiten?
Wer itnget our Sternennaht?
pes lit Der iterberbe SGnaer.
Ser einiam ipielet unb maht.
gr bat Die Saiten seihlaeen
gu manfer freubigen Stunb';
Or bat Die 8elt bur6ndnoert,
Seiu Ser5 lit miioe uno numb.
Seet bat gum lebten Iule
Or leine 9eier erfabt;
8ie g%leiten Die iterbenben Singer
Gun ilbcr Die Saute NIT Sait!
gs rani6en Die Serapbstone
Sinaif bis gum SternenIiht
God adj SeBt iino lie perfluu9en
SeS S6cibenben Iu9e bridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
0eoenfbnh.

Die Subelfeier Ser iil6ernen Sod
Seit Sbrer asl. 8. 8. bes Yrin5en unb
Der Yrin5eiiin 2ubpi9 Seroinanb bon
gaiern tpurbe burd Den gbeliinn Der
@efeierten Nnlab gu elmer Stiftuna,
Die fprtbnuerrb Segan perbreiten miro.
Sn Die &eibe Der Gbruneen. pelhe Dem
3ped oieier Stiftung bienen. eebort
bas Trndltperf. bas inter Dem beidheis
benen unb bod 10 inbaltidperen Sitel
.@ebentbmd" bon Sreifrou bon See>
rem I'M @erlag Der 9eIeui6ait fir
driItlide aunit in 0tiinfen beratsges
geben pllrbe unb oieier Gage i'm Slrdz
banoel eri6eint. gs lit bas elm ssas
milienbuh. bas III ieiuer Iuorouuna
ieinem boben 8ebalt uno ieiner porz
5iialt6en Gnsitattuns ein3isartis Sas
ltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Wie iua Elm innaes @abden fem?

&ie cine Guelle Iolit on fem,
Sic lid Dem SeIs entrinet
llnb iiber Sliitben, Wops uno Stein
@ersniigt 81 Gage iprinet.
Gu iouit ipie cine 8llime ieir,
Sic prdngt duf sriiner Iu;
go ifiQ, 10 5nrt. 10 iflon uno rein,
8etrdntt bonn Moreentbau.
:Sn ioGit pie cine 9erhe iein,
Die iidl burd1 2ilfte ihtpinet,
linn @ott gum Ireis I'M Sonneniheil:
Sic idonlteu 2ieoer iinst.
****
Die @1eel mnb bic Jr1ffe.
gs 5og Der Sriibiins ms beimiide
Sbdl,
0a blitben Die 8eilten. Die Yrimeln
5unlal.
Sie @0gel iangen. es mai cine 2uit,
Sic SrpIhe ouadten aus boiler
8ruit -
Sas tonte uno lang =
Sds Shal entldng.
Gin ein8iser ~jubelnber 2obseIans.
Gen @oeeln aber mars boh nift
redt:
Sic meinten, Die Sroihe idnsen 10
Ihleht,
Sic flngten iiber ben ipilben Choir
tSbr 2eio gar bitter DEM 6riiblirs
Dor -
Ser Sroi6e &ei9en
CT mohte bod ihpeisen
ODER tie iolten mas geiieres seisenl
Ser SriibIine aber ldfelte fein
llnb iagte: n2abt mir Das alasen
ieirl
.Sn meinem ~buftieen. ionnigen Heid
~Sinb aue WuIifdnten mir gleiH =
~Singt - mics aud lit
gu ieber Sriit
9ie eu9 Der S6uabel setpadien it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
orablinss gaa.
(gon W. g., Battle Greet. Sa.)

gs mar an einem ionuigen. fparmert
Gag. als Eriu5 Sriibltn9 feline Hurbs
reiie 81 u~nierer Gone antrat, uno
iiberaa, mo er ieinen Sub binieste.
iproBte unD griinte Die Wutter grbe.
Mls er nun murter odbinifritt, pers
nobm er Elm paar Stimmen in einem
8drten. urtb ba feline Herionlihteit
Der Mittelpunft bes @eiprdds an len,
ifien, 10 lauihte er Elm tpenig.
rSa, liebe Shtpeiter". iagte bu elm
Stiefmiittsrheu gu Dem anberen. ia
Bring Sriibling nun balb fommen
pirb. miiiien mir nns um uniere neueit
Sriibiabrss Soiletten befiimmern. Sd
pdble mir bieIeS Sabr eine belselbe
Sommetrobe nit ounfelblauen 5rs
pfen; pie ihon ih oarin nusieben
perbel String Sriiblins tpirb auf
benz Maienban MIR Iueen fir mid,
buben. 8ie iebr lid Der bumme
Sasmin bariiber drsern tpirb; erins
merit On Sid niht an ben Ball oes
lesten Sabres?"
.Sei gu Seiner groberung bes
Yrin5en mn niht 5u 9etpib. oenn es
eiebt 5u biele Inbere. rpelhe seraoe
10 Denfen pie Oh. SD babe mid All
elmer aans bunfellila Sammetrobe
NIT benselbem geias entifloiien.
unS iolte Trin3 Sriibling nidt ses
neigt fem. meme Benisfeit an bemers
fen, 10 bIeibt mir immerbin mein
gutter Sreuub. Der Slieber. unb iein
neues fila 8etpanb pirb lid neben
Dem meinigsn iebr gut ausnebmen.
8ie leib mir bod bas arrne Maiz
al0dden tbut. es bat gar feinen @es
fbrad; es bat ieiner Hadbarin.
benz @eilhen. er5dblt, baB es iiG ges
raoe 10 einfa6 tpie iestes Sabr n
5ieben pollte". iaste bas anbere
Stiefmiitterhen.
ga. fir lie tpdre es rnthiamer.
oabeim al blei5en. anitatt 8olbame
lpielen 81 molten, inste elm menig
giftig Die erite S6peiter.
Srin5 Sriiblins bate senug ses
bort unb be9ab it'd ihneu bon baue
men. oenn 10 cine miBliebiae MeuSes
runs ii6er ieinen 9ieblina. bas feline
Maislod6en. 6eriibrte i'm idmeras
lid.
Ger Ionat Mai ipar acfommen
uno enblid feierte Bring Sriibline
le'nen Gin3ug ourh einen Bah. Gr
ihidte leine 8oten, Die 9ienen, bon
8luure 3u Slume. nm ale gum sSeif
81 laben. Die ainber Sloro'S batteu
tbre idoniten Soiletten auoeleat. I'M
10 prd6tig ipie mosli6 uuf Dem
Sale an eriheinen. gs ioute elm
arobartiges Neit perben. Oie aanse
Gooclfapele iuIlte Die Iuiif lieferu.
Oils Die Stiefmiitterden bon Der
Wuiif horten. tlopften lire fleincn
g~lumcnber5en MIR 70 Dor Hreube,
uno lie fonnten lire fleinen Iammets
~beid,ubten 6iiShen Dor San3luit gar
niht rubig balten.
Sic 8Gite berlnmmelten iid auf
oem Selfplase. Sic Sulpcn in al
ibrer Yraht ipareu eridienen. @elb>
rotbc Itlasfleioer nit 9eIben llc6erz
lrilrfen lparen ba 81 icben. e~retlaelbe.
enntelrotbe. audi erifienen einiae
Snlpen in cinfnhen nei6en &oitiimen.
Die &ar5i1en Iaben iebr abrett ans.
Die 6nl5intben in ibren bens uno
bnnfelblnuen, roIn, aelben. rotben uno
tpetBcn SeibengetpGnbern tparen prddls
tie ansuihauen.
Sie Sdonie, peihe niht lpeit bon
Ibren Sepunoerern, Den S9neebaIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

Nnarfilten u~nlerer Gage nors
rabre @aiienfuaben iinb.
Ser &ern Der Sahe lit Dieier:
Man pernidtet Die Iusfubrer Der
SDee. aber lie iel6er fam unseitort
auf rgiinitigem" 8oben ipeiter feimen
unh Sriihte reifen. llnb treuu Der
Sriid)te. reip. Der Sbeentrdser senu9
iinb. fUnnen lie nimmer nusserottet
fuerben. "a Der Staat Der 3abl eeeens
iiber madtloS lit. Die @olfsmdiien
-iperben bon Der .Sbee" burhiduert
unb Die &epolution lit Die conieauente
SoIge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

rebiiion bringen. babin5ielenbe Der
tflidtun9eu tdnu ulier Golf nit
Sug unh Heft bon ieber Vartei iors
bern. Die am 8ohltas anipruh mi
oas Sotum Der Waier erbebt. Sic
Waiie bes Bottles lit es. Die nrtcr
rem eegenipdrti9en Shus5olipiten,
feline Tprtbeile fommen nur
ein5eInen Se~por5ueten 5u 9ute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

Der 8iiraermeiiter in ieinen Gppnrtez
mcnts an9elan9t.
0elterr, Wittfpof. geba6te Or.
SIeger ihon an Die Nrbeit an eeben.
Wtogen Die l%pobltbdtigen @irfuneen
oes Iufentbaltes I'M Siioen nod LANCE
bleiben. mo9c icin 3uitanb 10 gut bleis
ben tpie er iest it'll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Der &crnpuuft.

Sermittler (5um Seiratbscanbibas
tcn): Die iunae @ittipe bietet Sbneu
Ser3 uno Sdnb an!
GnnbiSat: Seine Isbenla6eu, mas
bat li"'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

Sic Taite ut gut uno beirIam,
tnpem mir burh lie Dor Den epiaer
Strafen betpabrt peroen; oenn lie lie
nid,t nur cine 8~einieuna bon Giinben.p
lonoern audi cine austilguna oers4
lelben; iie perIanst nibt MIR Wers
oebina. ionbern peroient audi @naSe;
lte loift niHt MIR persanacne Siinoen
uils, Die mir ~beaanaen bnben. 1onbern
pertreibt auf sutinitigc. Die mir esua'
be9eben f0nnten.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-29
Reform School supplies.

Sealed proposals are hereby in.
vited for furnishing the Oregon
State Reform school with supplies
for the six months ending June 30th
, 1908. Said supplies consisting of
groceries, flour. meats and leather
and findings. Lists with specifica-
tions will be furnished by applica-
ton TO the superintendent. All
bids must be in by December 27th,
1908, and the goods delivered by
successful bidders by January 18th,
1909. Goods must be in strict ac-
c5rdanoe with sample, in original
Packages when possible.
N. II. LOONEY,
12-15to27-OS. superintendent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-29
Marked for Death

"Three years ago was market
for death. A graveyard cough was
tearing my lungs to pieces. Doctors
failed to help me. and hope had fed,
when my husband got DR.. King 5
New Discovery" says Mrs. A G. Will
liams, of Bac Ky. The first dose
helped me end improvement kept on
until I had gained 5S pounds in
weight and my health was fully re-
stored. This medicine holds the
worlds healing record for coughs an l
colds and lung and throat diseases.
IL prevents pnenmoniS. Sold under
at j. c. Perry's drug store.
and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-29
Big Land Opening.

On January 20, 1909, at Roseburg
Oregon, 1900 acres are to be with
drawn from the Umpqua forest re-
serve. This embraces some of the
facst dairy and timber lands in Ben
ton. Lane, Douglas and Coos coun-
ties.
Not all OF this land is subject to
entry For $2.5e we will send you
prepaid is large photographic town
ship maps with above vacant lands
colored thereon. Also full instruc-
tions as to dates, manner of filing. sc.
sc.
The Douglas County Abstract Co,
successor TO Frank T. Alley. Rose
burg. Oregon. Ill S-eud-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-29
SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY
VACATION AT PASO R0BLES

If complete rest and most perfect
conditions imaginable for nature
cure are what you need, spend your
holidays at Paso Robles Hot Springs,
California. A week or two, ana
even a few days there will accomp-
lish more in the way of restored
energy than a much longer period
and moro expensive treatment else
whore. because good old Mother Ma
ture is nurse and physician.
Paso Rubles is taking The same
rank in America and enjoying the
same fame for wonderful cures that
Carlsbad and Baden Baden d. In
Europe. The hotel is a marvel of
comfort and luNury, and the bath
house built by the city, free to ALL
is said to be one of the hest in the
world It is a stubborn ailment and
hopeless condition of physical
breakdown that the mineral waters
and hot mud baths of Paso Robles
will not heal in a short time.
Call on agent at Salem for de-
scriptive booklets ol Paso Robles,
and he will also tell you all about
rates.
VIM. Nc MURRAY,
12-24-tf G.. Il. A. S. =. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-29
Medicine That Is Medicine.

! have suffered good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, hnt
| have now found a remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy Is
Electric Bitters; a medicine that Is
medicine for stomach and liver
troubles, and for run down condi-
tions," says w. c. Kiestler, of HALT
day, Ark. Electric Bitters purify ami
enrich the blood, tone mp the nerves,
and impart vigor and energy to the
weak. Yoir money will be refunded
II 1t fails to help you. soc at j. G..
Perry's drug store.