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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
Late V. 1. s. Notes.

The vi, S. president, Mrs. Geo.
Gagon, has just called as we go to
press to tell us some OF the plans
that have been and will be consid-
cred In regard to civic and cemetery
work. At the meeting Monday, a
communication will be read from
Congressman French suggesting the
establishment of weather bureau in
Blackfoot, and If so, the advisable
ity of the V. l. s. taking the matter
up.
Also an appropriate name for the
cemetery since it has been taken en-
tirely out of the hands of the Odd
Fellows. The cemetery day, Satur-
day, May 2, will perhaps be under
the supervision Of Mr.. Millick and
assistants to be later appointed. The
details of the day will be carried out
at his suggestion largely, as the
ladies feel their ability to arrange
such affairs unequal to the occasion.
Men know much more about plan
ming these things, but the ladies will
have good substantial lunch to
serve to them, with an abundance of
hot coffee and good cheer. y
Will all interested families living
on rural routes, consider this a spe-
cial invitation to come in tomorrow,
Saturday, May 2. to start the work.
Go directly to the cemetery. Some
one will be on hand to superintend.
Bring tools and anything you think
may be necessary except your din
ner.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
IS FARMING 500 ACRES.
Aberdeen Man Furnishes Evidences Of
Development ON Carey Land.

One can hardly realize how rapidly
development is progressing on the
Carey land here, says the American
j alls Press. Last year the develop
ment was marvellous, but 1t Is nothing
compared to that which will this year
take place, To illustrate, one man
near Aberdeen. is farming more than
500 acres this year. He is working
twenty-four horses and operating
steam outfit He will have more than
200 acres Of wheat. more than $50 of
oats, besides rye, barley, speltz and
other crops. One of these places he
filed upon, one he purchased, and the
rest of the land Is rented. When 1t is
taken into consideration that all this
land was In sage brush little more than
a year ago, it<illustrates the progress
that has been made. John r. Foulks is
the man referred to. but he is by no
means entitled to the honor for all
that Is being done He is simply
factor like many others, and all have
n part In the Transformation. He Is
doing one thing however that is COM
He Is using the best seed
he can obtain and next year will be
able to supply large part Of the seed
needed for the Aberdeen country. Seed
Is scarce this year and promises to be
so again next year, and relief from
this situation will be generally ap-
preciated.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
v. I. s. Matters.

The V. I. s. have arranged al Jubilee
treat for Blackfooters, May - at the
Armory. ThSy are to be instrumental
In bringing the Tennessee Jubilee
Singers here on that date. No more
satisfactory musical entertainment
was ever given than the Jubilee sing
ers, IL the singers are real Southern
negroes so when the Jubilee man came
In the office we asked, "Are they real,
sure enough downright southern coons
or are they just cork niggers?" He
assured US they were the genuine ar
tic1e but we were still doubtful until
he produced a picture Of the group,
that convinced us there was nothing
fraudulent coming, so we are for this
conceret first. last and always. There
are eight of them, they will dress like
the real plantation coon when they
sing plantation songs. They will ap-
hubbards and red bandanas in fact,
you will see some real old southern
mamies that will bring you breath
from the Sunny South" Can't you
shut your eyes and almost hear, Roll
on and load dat cotton, Peter go ring
dem bells and Swing low sweet char
lot. You will see their pictures in the
windows in a few days
The v. /. S. will hold their monthly
business meeting at the Baptist church
on Monday, May at 2:30 p. m. A large
attendance is desired that Cleaning
up" day may be arranged for.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
BIG BLAZE AT IDAHO FALLS.

About one o'clock Monday morning
fire broke out in Ferrell's depart
ment store on Broadway at Idaho Falls
and fortunately the store was located
at the end Of the block over which
Is a large rooming house whose in
mates would have been otherwise more
greatly endangered. The fremen soon
appeared on the scene OF action, but
on account of the smoke were unable
at first to locate the blaze. Soon the
entire stock was drenched and largely
ruined, while the goods in the base
ment where the fire was found to be
located. were completely burned. The
contents Of the store were valued at
$4,000, but insured only for $4,000
This is great loss to Mr.. Ferrell, who
has but recently come here and had
fitted up his store with a very fine
line Of goods. However, he intends
to stock up again as soon as time
will permit
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
SOCIAL FEATURES.

| The F. r. Richards are moving
their home to Portland, Oregon. Mr..
| Richards left Wednesday night for
| that place, while Mrs. Richards and
the little daughter will remain as
guests of Mrs. varley until after the
John Browns return from their ex-
| tended tour of the west, south and
east. They are now in Chicago but
| will be shaking hands with their
Blackfoot friends in a few days.
The Richards have been popular
members of the social circle Of
Blackfoot and will be greatly missed.
Their many friends have shown their
appreciation in the last few days.
Mrs. Hart entertained the men,
bers of the P. e. o. and their hus-
bands Wednesday night, April %, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Richards.
Cards were played, Mrs. Stevens
winning a pretty water color, while
Mr.. Richards carried off set of mill
itary brushes Mrs Richards was
also remembered with a design In
water color presented by the Harts.
Mrs. Eldredge gave one of her de-
lightful card parties Friday night,
April "a, In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards. Out Of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. But
terfield She was also fortunate in
catching ex-senator Dubois in town, /,
who was present with Mrs. Dubois.
There were four prizes, cut glass
tea bell, madonna. knife and match
safe In case and silver pencil. They
were carried off by Mrs. Millick, Mrs.
StufIlebeam, Mr.. Aldrich and Mr..
Horn. Mrs. Richards was again the
recipient of remembrance from the
hostess. pretty gold hat pin. There
were ten tables.
Mrs. Stevens entertained a num-
her Of ladies In honor Of Mrs. Rich
ards Wednesday afternoon. There
were six tables for 500. and some
non card PLAYERS left over. They all
eptoyed a happy time, and during
the refresbment hopr. Mrs. Stevens
announced Mesdames Peck and Woo
din as prize winners, which proved
70 he dainty china nun box and
bonhop dish. Mrs Richards receiv-
ing, a beautiful cold cream lar in |
flieree work with MONOGRAM.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards for dinner
Tuesday nisht, while. Mr.. and Mrs
A'drich had them for 2 O'Clock
dinrer Sunday to meet Mrs. Butter
field.
The P. e. o. society of which
Mrs Richards is a charter member,
held an extra session last week in
honor Of Mrs. Rihcards and present.
ed her P. r. o. spoon to carry to
her new home as a remembrance.
Mr. and Mrs Varley had the Rich
ards and Mr.. Horn with them for
dinner Sunday night.
Mrs. Butterf1eld of Weiser. who is
hopored with the highest office the
state federation OF woman's clubs
,as to bestow that of president of
he state. was In town several davs
asst week. the guest of her counsin,
Mrs Aldri"h. Mrs. Butterffeld was
an route officially to visit some fed
Grated clubs that were not included
n her itineracv last fall. While here
he Current Event club was called
n extra session to meet the presi-
lent at the home Of Mrs. Hoover.
Mrs. Millick will entertain a num- {.
'er Of friends at cards tonight.
l. 4
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01

Under the direction OF Mrs. David
Fl. Tarr Of Teton, state regent Of the
Daughters of the American Rcvold-
tion, first prize Of ten dollars and n
second Of five is offered to the pupll
Of the city or rural schools who write
the best essay on THE Oregon Trail"
Th object of this offer Is to encourage
patriotism and to arouse greater in
terest In the history OF the great
northwest. The essays should be hand
ed in by the first Of June either to the
county superintendent OF schools or
sent to Boise. It is hoped that many
boys and girls will try for the prizes.
The following books viii be valuable
for reference: A Short History Of Ore
gon; by Sidonia " Johnson. A. c. Nc
Clurg & Co. publishers; The Oregon
Trail, Francis Parkman. Little, Brown
& Co.; Mclaughlin and Old Oregon,
n. v. Dye. A. A. McClurg & Co.; A His
tory OF Oregon, w. IT. Gray, publish
ed by the author; The story OF Lewis
and Clark. N. r. Kingsley. American
Book Co; The Conquest Mrs. Eva r.
Dye.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01

Continued on page A.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

A rumor reached this Office early
Thursday morning that Col. Thos.
R. Hamer of st. Anthony had re-
ceived the appointment of receiver
at the land Office at Blackfoot. We
at once called up the office by phone
and learned this was positively cor
rect. Nothing further was known.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
FORMER NEIGHBORs.

While walking the streets Of Boise
last week. we were accosted by Mrs.
Robt. McCracken and her sister. Miss
Bette Ezell, who formerly lived in
Blackfoot and were anxious to hear
from their old friends. They were
looking well and happy We called
on Mr.. McCracken. whom we found
comfortably settled in spacious office
rooms in the new Odd Fellows build
ing. He has couple of partners and
the indications are that they are do
Ing comfortable law business. He
sent his regards to friends in Black
foot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
COMMENCEMENT.
Blackfoot Public schools-Week BE
ginning Sunday, May II.

Sunday, May 17--Baccalaureate Ser
mon--Rev Edwards.
Monday Evening, May 1S-Juniol
Reception.
Wednesday Evening. May 20--Eighth
Grade Graduation. Dramatization OF
Louist M. Alcotts Little Women and
Little Men"
Thursday Evening, May 21-Class
Day Exercises. Miscellaneous Pro.
gram By members Of the Senior Glass
and representatives from Freshman
Sophomore and Junior classes.
Friday Commencement. Ad-
dress by Pres. Geo. A. Axline of Albion
State Normal.
All entertainments. except Junior
reception, will be held in the Armory.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
CONFERENCR AT sHELLEY.

The quarterly conference Of the Re-
nse Society Of the Blackfoot Stake
will be held at Shelley. Monday, May
II at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Everybody
= cordially invited to attend.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01

The Republican is going to send
its best country correspondent to
Seattle and Alaska next year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01
Grand Review of War Fleet at San
Francisco.

Excursions via Oregon Short Line
on May 1st and I'd, very low round
trip rates with diverse routes and 80
days limit. 48 war vessels of all
classes In one. Of the greatest naval
demonstrations Of history. See o. 8.
L. agents for further particulars.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-01

Read our announcement on page
four. entitled. .sAS to Brady"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Die Sn'nilic 5oa iii Sabre 1864 md,
9oipdro 60 nt1, Sub. ourii1. nn6s
Dent Die Wntter Sobn's geitorbcn
mar. %on otn Der Che cntiproiicnen
&inDcrn lcbt nlbcr Sphn nod cine
Sftpc'ter, lpclbc jest Srau SIaac
Gnsel III Sa!ep.ue. @eit : @ir9inicn,
1T. Sobn q nos cine gsnotnlih,
Tolfsltulb:lbunJ unb tci:td)tc ipdtcr
bic Noimalifulc i'll Dem 5c5n Ntciz
len bon icirlem Stim tnticrntcn &o>
fonlo, Sro., mobin CT ieben Wcrgen
81 Eferbc rift. Spdtcr mor or Sd,uIs
lebrcr nnb berSientc babel a~enii9cnb
0clo. nm Sic llnipcriitIt bon Wid}is
gan, gnn Irbor. 81 bciud)en. pon
iro CT in Sabre 1869 ols Suriit graz
ouirtc. Sallm 20 Sabre ait, ipihmete
CT it'd Iofort Der Irpofaien : Y.nris
unb puroc inn rdd)ltcn Sabre id,ou
o Den Sclrofratcn in bcm repuolis
faniIdcn 5otpuro Gpuntp fir ri, 2cs
a;siatur du9eiteut uuo qeIhIagen.
Scds Wdlc lpurbe CT sum Stnbt SIM
malt bon &pfcmo errGhlt. Sm Sd9re
1854 ipilrre CT 6itm DHcporter" he3
Sbei itrntsg:ridts pcn Sncian1 err
ipd6it. Scitbcr bot or Iciu 6cir IN
Indianapolis dufseih(tgen uno iib
nodb Iblnlf %ieirc5 Imtstcrmins Der
9orotaten s&raris geniDmct. Sn ies
lcr Gamplgnc i;eIltc CT lid lc'n'r
&artci Sill Sieuitcn. pcrtrnt lciu
Gpuntg in Der 2ceislatur uro p,r Der
Siitrer iciner &cnoiien I'M St1ntsz
iennt. @obrcno Scr b.iocn lepten
Imt5tcrminc bes 9urgcrneiitcrs Shoz
mas SaWart tom Sftobcr 1897 Bis
Sftrbcr 1901 pnr CT St10tnnpalt
bon SnNinnapolis. SIN Sabre 1900
murbe er fir bas @ouoerncurs e@mt
nomlnisrt, nber geidingen. Sfpn
auf Der G%unnrntion in ct. 2oui5 i'm
Srbrc 1904 pu,be 6crr Nern fir Die
Iiccs Ir1iibcntitaft erpdbnt. 6err
acrn por cine Git lang Eroiib"nt
Des CONNER iul Club unA n1bn
itets rcaen Intbe;l an alien itantz
l!den unb ltdbtiihcn %@eiue9un9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Cute fonlmcnocn 3rdften. Scnn ies
oca iinniit p,r9euo,te Mcn'6en chen
lit Gin poIitiuer @erluIt I'M Sau5balte
bes &olfcs. Sds Trobicm be5 9anbs
ltrcifcrs m,tS haber cucroiih IN ri,
5nnS gcnonmer ino gclDit perDen,
ielbit lpcln Wittcl sur Inlpenoung ges
braf,t mcrpcn miliicn. Die anfangs rob
mn barb1riih CT d'c.ncn mrgcn. Sic
m%criflidc 9ciclid)lft bat alien ibren
WitslieScrn. dud Sem psradtetitcn
gcgeniibcr aon5 beiiimnt. &flid)icn,
DC lie eriiiasn muB, unh ipsnn sic
Yfli6tcrfiillln9 uob 10 u%nnnaenetm
rnb iarer mclben mag. IIh Ter
2unpltreifcr lrirb pnr ibr pcrgebcr.
rem maj linn mn crit einrtal NIT abs
1olutcr 8iidIidtsloiiafeit eegcniiber>
tritt. = st. g. 9~olfs3ta."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Hatipnalc &hlfsaucaen.

@ir picbcrfolen Die Sorocru1g
mad innercr Gntpidlnu8 uuo mad,
Grb1!tuns unicrer na~ionalcn oillfss
ouslltn. me lie in friiGeren %latiorz
men en:bal.cn lit unb bercn Sutd@
iiibrung &err 8ooiepclt bel elmer
pibcripenhi.leu Ylrtci umionit p:rs
iudt bat. 81 D elem 3pcde bciteb.u
mir auf DIR Grbninng, Ocm Sdub
unb Grlae Der nth ueuOiQcn &dlhe:,
Der grbaltun8 DIR off IN liacu Gam
hereien fiir &eimit0tteiuhcr. D III
S6ub Der nai"nllel @~i;lf5ouelieu an
Spl3. Spble, Giicn uuD Gel geotn moz
nopoliitiidc Gontrolle, rcr Gntnidz
lung un'ercr @oier;regc fir Sdifiz
fabrt uub ieoen cneetcn mir Ii Ten
3ped. Gin dJlicSlih Der g,pGicrun9
DER Sco!dnoerc' Ell, DIR ,Hc'lam riion
Der Sumpildnber:icn. Der G,inia.na
Der S.rDnne. GntiridlunN Der 9olicrS
frait. uuo nui bcr Smobruno fer
cleftriihcn araft, lrclHc bur.6 b!cie
nntijrlihc Strait cr5clgt wirb, Dor Der
Gontrolle oeS Wou9polS. 81 b'eiem
3nsdc bringen mir aui Iu bietru1
aler 8'moltcn. Matchmaker, itaatliAcr
mo 'idctiiter, gctr:n1t uuo i'm
3erein.
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2c6enslanf beS bcmpfratiifcn
Yiee. IrGiSentcm.

Sohn @ortb acrn wurbe am 90.
Sc6ember 1910 in Der Srti6ait alto.
6oipnro County, Snb;ann, gebcren.
Sein Safer. 81. Sncob @. Geru, mar
bon @eburt Gin @irginier u1o 3os i'm
Sabre 1886 mad, Sbelbp Gountp. Sns
Diana. no or 5ctn Sabre perbrahte
uub Damn nad) Dem norbliden
GountD 500.
Sobu Gern'5 @ntter tpar Gnncp
2iggett, ipeld)c ben Or. Gern i'm
Sabre 1871 nngetrnut muroe. MlS
Sobn flint Sabre aft rar. 3og bic Sns
milie mad, Barren Gountp. Sonn.
@on Oh an bis 81 ieincm -. Sabre
fab Sobn ME eincu Giienbabn5u9.
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giiatiihe Gin,uanncrnng.

@ir begiinltigen ociicn Sdus aler
n Den &ereinietcr Staateu untsr
%crirIgcn Ie6. nbeu Sremsen un0
tlpar I,robf ron Sciten Der gunossz
lpte Der Staatc 8csieransen, ab!r
mir ]opponircn DIR SulaiiunI niia>
lid / Ginlpanberer. Die lid nit int
icrer Scpo fc.ung niht rerid,mclSsn
i0rm II nrcr tccca %nrcienbtit 8Si.
lcnbab er3ergt une uu5 IN diplomas
tiitc Gontr perIcu nit osicn.alii6'n
W.G6!cn pcrlridclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Sic Slptte.

Sic Gerfaiiuuss6eitimmuns, bai,
cine Slotte 9ci61tfen unb allfredt erz
balten perban iou. meint natiirlid,
cine 9!nugenp groBc Siotte. @ir
nlanben, Dab ben Sntereiien Deg 9ans
Des am beiteu burh cine Slottc acz
Dient lit. tpelfe binreiht. Die aiiiten
ocS Sanbes 81 pertbsioigen unD 81,
amcrisaniihen Siiraer su ifiiecn. no
INNER ibre Gedte bebrobt icin mogen.
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telegraph NIB Gclcpbun.

@ir pcrpiliften Die benlotrntiide
Yartci aui G.laR cin,9 G,clsses 6ur
Hc9ulirun9 Ger T;t.n uuO De3 Sicnz
ties Der Seltgraphcn> uub Sclrpb9us
@cicuiGaiten. rpeld1c iib b.r Seirrs
bcrllng BON Sotidaitm 8rpii fen DEN
Staaten mibmcn unD inter Or
Surisb. ftion Der Suiifenitna!lit1cu
9anpc!scommiiiion ltcbcn.
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@aHerwege.

IaNcrpege bilb,u bds biliaic
SrunSpprtmittel uno ba Die rationale
Negterrng ale ihiffbaren @cnGlicr
inter ibrcr Gontrollc bat. 10 ioatc tic
b~iciclben 10 piel ME irgeub moalif
pcrbelieru. @ir b~egiiniigen ernits
lid Die iofogtiae arnatmc e.nes libss
ralen unb umiaienoen Tl1nes fir
Die @erbeiicr.n3 zines iceeu i6if BIZ
rem @aiicrldufe5 in Der llnion. 8ir
bcgiinnigeu fcrner. penn %burfiiibrz
bar, Die @crbinolin8 Der grobcn Seen
NIT Den i6iffboren Sliiiieu uno mi
Gem @uicn bon Wcrito burh cntipr,s
1cnbc aondie. auf bob elm pericftes
Spitcm bon acknowledgements Der
geircllt iuerbe.
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OF O1~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

MuS,uGrtigc Intentc.

@tc iinb or aniidt, h,B. no ims
nIcr Gin amGriicn idcr @iirg = en-
Yaicnt III encm ircrbc 2rpb inu,
bat nno 9 5puugtu pttb, 81 ic, 9
tent II jcn m 9nuoc s. ;-br'i ;,
ocn SIr3ern rcip. l'u.er 5ur,
Sdn0r Die nlcibcn Meidrda. Il en-
III Den @,rcini8tcu Staaten auierl.at
rerben loucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

(Sprticsung bon b.r I. Scise.)
ptiidten Die bemofrdtiiGrc Snrtei ali
Den Grlab zines Gon1rcbz Wcieecs =
10 lpcit bic Surispiftion ser @unScsa
regtcrunfs rci6t - iur Seiticbun3 cis
ncr algcmcincn 5aft5arfeit Der Irs
teitac5cr i'll SdIen. in oenen Ingez
I!eitc forrerlihen Sfabcn nebmcn
pbcr ibr &cbtu e;nb:ibru.
@ir pcrpfii6ten Die bemofra siih ,
Eartci duf ben @rlnb cinss 8cieees
5ur Sfnffurg cincs g%etrcnnten Irz
belts : Separteurents nit S.rtretun1
I'M &abinct bes %rdiibenten. peldc5
Scpartcmcnt aud bns Berg uno
0ilttenireicn umfuilen ioQ.
z ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
SanbwirtbiGaftlife mmS mcdoniih,
MmSbilbmng.

Sic hcmofrdtiihe Tartei bcaiinz
lti9t bic Iusoehnung Der lanbpirtbs
li)aft!id)en, mc6lnii1cn unb inrus
ltriellen Gn5biloun1. @ir iino D.cz
holb 81 8uniten Der Gtabliruns LAMB
lrirtb1haftIiher Siitrifts : &eriuhss
ltotioncl., iotpohl alo lanopirtb'dritz
lt6en nnb mcd)aniihcn GoQcacs
6%lpe!ten Nanaes III Den p,ridicb:nen
Staatcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Iri5ona nnb Neu Megtfu.

Sic rationale bemotr ltiidlc Yar.ei
mar leit Den lestcn 16 Sabrea b.
nrcbt, Die 3%nialiur9 ben Iri3ona uno
Teu Werifo als iouperGne uno gcz
trcnntc Staaten CUR Union gu
crlpirfen.
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y " -
GenTomen.

@ir iinb fir cine irciaebigt Ycnz
lions : Iolitif. 5unihit als cine
Sadie Der @eredti3seit aeaeniibcr ben
iiterletenocn @eternnen unS cen BON
lbnen I~bbdn9ieen, NM bnnn ncil Tic
oo5u bient. bns 2ano ser Notblrenz
ni9feit. cine 9roBe itebenbc Nrncc
autrcdt 81 erbalten, 81 iiberbebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Gipilbienit.

Sic @ciebe iibcr bcn G~ipiIbienit
IoQten ebrli6 unb itrsna burhseiiibrt
neroen. bulnit @erpienit uno SGtigs
felt ais cinsiger Wabftab fir Grncnz
nllng nno ScfDroerung bctraftct
merbc, nitt nber Die elmer potitiih.n
Fartei 9elciiteten Sienite.
y " u
9Sct,f;nvon
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~ Z" ~
Sflnbpma.

8tr beibeu Sflaboma oIs cinen
Shtpcitcriinat niQfommen ilnb be-
glidtuiinihcn es 81 Dem erireulifen
%eginn iciner 9robcu, bielperipres
6cnben Saufbabn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
@abl Der Senatoren bnrd bas @ulf.

Wir iino fir Die @abl Ser BUM
Seslenatoren burh Direftc gbitims
mulng bes &olfss uno b,trad)ten bi,ie
Hcform als Die Gforre gu pcitercn
nationalcn Gefornlsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
3aitbelsflptte.

@ir aInuben an ben Iufbau Der
amcrtfuniihcn Saune(silo,te, cine
oaB DEM Gnlfe pcitcrc 2aitcn au;erz
legt oo,r Subiibien II Dem Difentz
li6en SGuse ge5nslt pcrDen.
u ~ ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
~ - -
Ypit .Houtcn.

8ir be9inni3cu gunbesbilie fir
lie itaaili1eu unO m%uni5ipolen Ycs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Stc CHARACTERIZATION &C.
5iebnnscn.

8icber mirb @rrriteruna bcr
Sreunoi6 ftssScnos cmpfoblcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Ibitippiucu.

Salb &c Selbititanpisteit beS Sus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
IlGsfa unb Eprtp Giep

Die geyrobncr iollen iid Ser roller
Ged;c ron territorial 9iirscra crs
frclcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Banana. Sanal.

8ir gloub;n, rag Der Yanamn<
9,nn! 'idJ ben 9:oB"m @ert,c crpeiz
len miro nno b 9iinitigen rciieu raife
@oQcncung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

bJ,beu 5ur grridtung uno Iuiredts
crbaltllng ucn Toirs Jtoutcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

'elrcidca miro c%mpfoblen nie es nit
Guba geihnh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Cine Mebi5in nit eiucr 8eididtc,
fpclcbc bis AM DC Goloninl3cit 3uriids
butirt, un0 elmer ununter6rodeneu
4uf5ei6min9 bon @riolgen III Der Be-
Banblung bon 8lutz uuo tonititutios
neacn Grant6citcn lit Sorui's Supens
frduter 8lut6cleb,r baS beriibmte
8ur3cls arduterz Wittcl. IQcS Ndbere
nit ser 1cIt. SHvei6cn sic an Sr.
Setter SabrncD & Cons 60, 1t2-
lis 60. Sopne &pe., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Scmofratiide Ylalform

(Sprticsung bon b.r +. Scise.)
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-08-13

One of the new binders was seen
in operation on the main thorough
fare of the prison last Saturday
afternoon. The machine was be-
ing tested and it attracted a great
deal of attention. Supt. Downing
was in charge and was we'll pleased
with the smooth working of the
first binder to be manufactured at
this institution. The chief engi-
neer wanted to run it over one of
the flower beds to see If it would
cut, but gave up the idea when he
saw the gardener coming down the
street with q heavy rake on>his
brawny shoulder.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1908-08-13

One of the painters in the state
repair shop met with very serl-
GUS accident Tuesday while work.
ing on one of the roofs. He was
about to descend when the ladder
slipped, causing him to lose his
balance and being precipitated to
the ground. His collar bone was
broken and he was otherwise pain
fully injured. He was Immediately
taken to the hospital and it will be
some time before he is about
again. De Ward has the sympathy
of the entire community in his sad
misfortune.