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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Nrienif aeaen sdweine. Cholera.

Der c9anbmann" bon Riltpaufee
bradte in 1einer lesten Summer nod
folgenbes Iittel seeen Die bon ben
Sarmeru 10 eefiirhtete Scbtpeines Gbo>
leru, ipeldes bon einem GARNER. Na@
mems g. 8. Wbartpn in Woobburp.
Senn.. int vSarm SroareB" ~mitses
tbeilt" lpurbe. @s beiBt ba: ,3pei
Sabre lang erlitt i6 Ierluite infolae
Der SGlpeine : Cholera. rnb ih bes
nlbte rdbrenb Sieier Seit alerlei
Mittel. aber phne grfols. Sd bate
cine an3nbl bon iunsen Shipeinen.
Die burhifnittlih elm 8eipi6t o 60
Sfunb bntten, unb ale an Der Gbos
leru erfrnnft puren. Surh bieIe5
Wfittel utrirte ih lie ale, ba3i curirte
ih nod elm brci 8ohen altes Serfel.
ipclhes Die Cholera hattie. inbem i6
Der gam oas Wtittel einsab.
vSunsen Sdipeiuen eebe man
brei Gran Irienif g grains arienic).
e%ripadieuen Shipeinen pasegen fiinf
@ran. Wdu erhdlt Das Yiittel in
irgeno elmer Ipotbete. unb irseno ein
Npottefer lam es in 9pleu einthei>
len. Mun maGt eineu Tei0 aus brei
Sbeileu Wnismebl unb I Sbeil &eis
Senmebl, bas man nit Waiier anrilbrt.
Den Seig bndt MAJ ~bulbmegs. ober 10
lnnae. bis er balb gebaden lit. Damn
muht man feline &ugeln. finger
oid unS runp. ifneibet lie Damn nuf.
ihiebt bns @iit (Irienif) binein uno
nriidt ben ginIhnitt out 5u. 10 oab
bns Slit niht ~binausfdHt. Sebem
Shpeine 9ibt man cine ali9el.
~Wan gibt SEN Shmeineu 5ipei @lal
in Der @pbe oicieS Mittel Elm. bis tic
curirt Iinb. ulb bann nb unb gu. Inn
rer &rantbeit noy8nbcligen. @efommt
ein Shipein mebr Gift nls notbpenoi9
III, 10 1habet pies nift, mn miro ons
Sbier lid erbreheu. Sas Mittel
ipl,rbe mir bon einem NrSt empfpblen.
Der cine la~naidbrise grinbruna bate.
nGns Gilt (Gricnitl IpQtc man
in elmer gut ~pertoyften Slaihc unb
nit Der ar0Bten &oriid)t uuibcpuhz
rem uno hnnbbaben. bcnu eS lit Elm
h6dit geidbrlihes Silt. 2nIien Die
Sdfuine etipn3 . ser &ligel ans
oem Wnule fallen. 10 hebe man es olf
unb berbrerne es. oanlit anbere Sbiere
es nidt %freiien.
.Irieuit bat feline Iirfung. ipenn
nan IS ms Souifutter miiht. benn
c3 lit 10 l6per. ooB es nuf Den SpScn
peS SrpaeS iintt unb riht bon ben
S6ipeinen geirencn pirS."
GS lit i'm SntereIe Der seiammtcu
Tarmer, oak bic empfuhicucn Mittcl
scpriiit ucrbcn. Sieiclben fulteu
pcnis; ucnn tie aber ieue gSirfmns
baben, bic Serr @bartun ibnen a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
MnauredlnMnasfdhia.

Stidter: sic iinh bei9r!biet. ben
psrrn N%eaiItrator 9efthen naftlider
Weife iberfa0er uno i'm nift MIR
ie,nes &eiDes, ionSern audi ietner
Wsrthind5en big anf einen fleinen
~Drilan:rins beronbt gu haben. 8as
baben Sic oarauf 3u ertpibern2
@efanaener: Sd lelsne Die Sbat
ni6t. aber ib babe lie I'M Suitanne Ser
llnsurednunssiabteteit b~eeaueen.
Tid)ter: 8omit noIeu Sic Gas be-
fpeilen?
@efaneener: geipeiien? 9as lieet
Sod' flar auf Der 9onS. SGtte i6
meme finf Gimme beilnmmen eebabt,
oann mare mir Der 8riuantring, unb
tpenn CT nod 10 flein mar. iider uiGt
e%nteansenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
gtnbenten Miksunit.

Siiffel: S6 iase Sir, nit meiuer
alien reihen Sante lit es einin6 gum
Serriidtiperbenl
S6luf: WieIo?
giiffel: No, henfe Dir, ipenbet tie
eiubunoert Warf als gsitrae gum
goae Ser nsuen it6bttiGsn - 8aliers
!ettnro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Spab mnB aud itin.
Sleif1tbenernns.

BANTER (5um 9udbalter) 8eben
Sic nun auf ben aaiiierer adt, Der
lebt iiber feline Mittel; i6 babe seitern
auf ieiner 8eite einen Settled be-
merit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
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S%eritrent.

Cine gompasnie lit gum Surnen
an9etreten.
9auptmaun (3um 2eutuant 3. o.
ganbibat Der YbiIoiopbie) Serr
2eutnant. ipo1en Sic, bite, dbriiden!
2eutnant: gu 8efebl. Serr 9aupts
mannl (3ur Gompasnie) Stiuse>
itanoenl Sas 8epebr - iiberl
'Sauptmann: SD bite Sic, Serr
9eutnant, Die Warnihaften baben ia
feline @epebre mill
9eutnant: @ontremanbiertl &C.
tpebr - abl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
= Oieie Sicnithpten.

Dame (5um nelen SienltmdS6en) /:
&atbi, mir 9e6en mur9en einen Ball,
UNI i'd eriparte, Dab Oh tiiftis NIT.
bilfit uno Sih iiberall niieli6 mabIt.
Sienftmdohen: Sapobl, aber bns
iage ih Sbuen ihon I'M Toraus: ib
bin cine i6le6te Sdu5eriu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
9pir 25fihe inter nns.

Neres: Sag 8obes i1 bann en- sob
Sbee. pat halls SO bopun? Cole mer
nit EN- .Neihsbas ID anbrans en-
brenge. bat ct EN- Sobr 365 Sibrbds
eebpe?
8pbes: Sat madden i'd nit met. bu
sDbp ale pier Sobr 10 INNER nod ne
Grbeiosbas!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
nnbeitimmt.

2ebrer: Run. Rprte, Sein Batter
lit ia Observation-Disclosures, bd pirit
Su mir tpobl iaseu tonnen. tpie piel
Neulot auf bas Yhiub seben!
Iorie: Sas lit tinbeltimmt.
9ebrer: llnbeitimmt? 8ieio?
Woris: Nu. es fcmmt bod aans
brauf an. tpie mel Vater tpiesen tbut.
y - -
Der alte nnh Der iunse Snfs.
Snfel: @laubit On an SrGuNe2
Nefie (Stubent): @h mas -
Srdume finb S6dume.
SnteI: Na. ba bab' ih umIonit
In9it au%sseitanoen. gu eri6ienit
mir ndnli6 I'M Sraume nit Der 8itte
Heffe: Sier iiebit Su's 9lei6 ipiea
Der, tpie Srdlme triisen. ib braufe
ndmli9 $50 gtarf bon Sir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

ihreibt, 10 iinb lie nit @elo nidlt III
be5abien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Smeierlei Sdluefplsermnsen.

Sic: Sieb mn NAL, 8alter, ipie be-
iorgt Serr Itiiner I'M feline Srau lit.
gr bait ben Sdirm 10 iiber lie, bab
CT ielbit babel san5 NAB tpirb. 9aran
ertenat man eleib, nie lieb Der feline
Srau baben muBl
Or: l%lniinn, Seattle! Sem eraut
bloB bor Der Sobe Der Yusn,aders
8e6nllng, iuenn Der gut ieiner Srau
nah ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
@pberne Grf,nnunassei&sn.

Sonprperfsburi6e (oer ii6 nerirrt
bait /: Sa, Slutipuren uno Sensiue
eeru6l Sa muB alio cine 9anoltrabe
in allerndhiter Ndbe ieiul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Der flEsc @iap.

Onfel Sbeo lit iebr eitel
Snn Der 3ebe bis sum Sdeitel.
Beil er reid an @ut mo @elo.
Sagt man itetS mas linn 9efGlt.
Spat er unbepeibt emit iterben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Miere 9inber.

@litter (5um iie~benidbrisen S6fs
terbeu) Seq bod Die 8eitung ipeg.
Su beritebit bod ni6t3 oapoul
&inb; @leid. Mama, id) ipiQ MIR
crit nod Die mathematician leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Spppelfnnis.

sic: Gag, emil. elm Mlann. Der
cine Srau 81 bel bat, lit bod elm
Signmiit, nitt tpabr?
Or: 9iht immerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
~ ~ ~
GytnRnt.

Snbeut; Sh GtenfrnasN, eSnrtn
Sts ntr rssGeide laeen
9~Asrfnann. 0ds HtanoIettamt II
bn brttsni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
Nidt ans ber SaHnns su bringen.

Ser fur5iihtise Serr SetretGr (bei
elmer Soiree) 9a iiet ia audi Der alte
Serr &esierungsratb Spinnipeber,
feb nilr. liebe 2arrd. ipie Iein fiber
ipeiBes Sdar 9ldn5t.
Srau: Nber Iann. ih bite Sid,,
Ser bat ia cine politGnbige @label
Wann: Ta, oa eldnsen feline Saarc
eben bilrb Ibpeienbeitl
y y
Mbmebr,
graut: Hidt ipabr. Saul. mir fabz
rem eiumal per Iutomobil gum
Stanbesamt?
9rdutieam: Nlrn. MN. mein Sdab!
10 eilt pus nidtl
y y ~
Gntihmlbisnns.
2idter: Niht peniser ais Stpoli
lleber5ieber baben Sic in 5pei @os
naten eeltobleu!
Inseflagter: Sas mar audi Elm
ltren9er 8inter. Serr Hidterl
y " ~
Gaiten- SispenS.
Selbipebel: 0iiiler. sic polen
ldou pieoer nnh @auie? 8as lit
oenn los?
@iiaer; gleine S9ipeiter bat
Sph5eit.
SeIbpebel: 9aB Sic mir aber lplio
6uriidtommen. llno auf Die iebige
Saiten5eit braud)en sic meinetbalben
beinl Observation-Disclosures feline Gildlidt
81 nebmen.
Gin 3eitbilb.
Srember ~(iudbrcnb pes GIens) /:
@ibt's benn beltc fein Sleilh?
@irtb: 8 boh aber crit 5lim
ShluB ais Senertl
geDaucrlif.
ne S1anoe. baB ib feiuen Grbontcl
babe. SD bin pie geboren gum
Neifen!
SGlannicicr.
@irtb: Marie orebu's q bii'l bas
@as ab. bas Bier ut beut' triib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
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9nrhihant.

9as iilberbeue Baden meiner
Sraut bat es mir ansetban. - Ritt
audi pas @olo - bes 8aters?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
" " "
Gutter 9rpft.

8ifter (5um 8eu9en) !: 8enn Sie
bel Sbrer @eiseruns. Die 3eusenalss
la9en ab3u9eben, bebarren, 10 miiilen
Sic iif Die Solgen ielbit 5ui6reiben.
3erse: SD fann ia gar ni6t
i6reibenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
9sne Ranhiss.

Sruu sSrof.iIps. Otr!sn Ste ME.
Sruu Netsr. useta Viann bat seitsrr
plotItA bic Sprafs ~ssrIoreu.
Srau Wews; ia. un eottes fpi1en.
petGs senHi 3fr Wann fpriAt bod
ueun ErtnGjsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
mnbeitreitbar

8ei6i6tsprofeiior: 8as. slarlben
ste. mare seiGeben. lpenu @allens
ltein ni6t ermorbet tporben ipGre?
Stuoent: Sd CLAUDE. er lpdre lpGter
bod seltnrbenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24
0rinbii1.

Sausfruu: 9n fannlt bas Sriibitiid
%a6traeen, Gbriitine uno Si1 Damn nit
ben ainbern bei6dftieen. SD perbe
MIR bis 81" nd6iten StraBe seben. nm
mir elm aIeio an8uprobieren.
Ndb6en: Coll ih mfbleiben, Nas
oame, ober ipplen sic lieber ben
Sausi6liifiel mitnebmen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

BANTER (3lm 9u6balter) /: 8eben
Sic nur auf ben 8ailierer I6t. Der
lebt iiber feline Mittel; i6 babe geltern
auf ieiner 8eite eiuen Settled be-
merit.
- ~ ~
StuSenten- Wiksunt.
Siiffel: Sd iase Sir, nit meiuer
alien reihen Sante lit es einfn6 gum
SerriidtperDenl
S6lut: 8ieIo?
EiiffeI: No, henfe Dir, Ipenbet tie
ciubunoert Warf nls gsitrae gum
goae Ser nsuen it6btti1sn - WaIiers
Iettnro
y -
GytnRnt.
Srubent; Sts TunftunasN, eSnner
Sts at rssneids laeen
9Asrftmann. 0ds pianoIettamt II
bn briltsnl
- y ~
Qsne Ranhiss.
Sruu a~8rofenps. OtrIsn Ste aln.
Sruu Wetsr. ueta V:ann bat seitsrr
plotItA bic SpraSs ssrIoreu.
Srau Wews; ia. un eottes pilen.
petts ssnHi 3fr Wann fpribt bod
neun SptaGjsr.
s
Gin Sawtberer 4srt.
Das fir s,n Wsni1 if benu Der
neue 0oritanof
.. .uenn Der etnmal laden mu6.
iteiet er auf ben Da66uben maui, bas
mit's ia Niemnrb iiebt!
~ ~ y
FIN DE- Steele.
Serr: Sic ftnben bas niht gum
Baden?
Game: 9, setpib tpiirbe i6 barber
laden, uber es 9reift MIDI 81 iebr AMI
~ ~ ~
Ser S~erfanmte Seibiteder.
3reiber (als elmer Der Sdser ben
SeIbIteder ms @eii6t fiibrt) 4: Sea -.
bat Der q narriife Sdnapsflai6enl
- ~ y
Settbem.
o.: Sic baben an einem Sreitag ses
beiratbet? Sinb Sic alto nitt abers
glditbiih?
g.: . bod - ieitbeml 80.
- ~ -
SDppelfinnis.
Sic: Gag, emil. elm Mlann. Der
cine Sruu 81 bel bat, lit bod elm
Signmiit, nift tpabr?
Or: Iiht immerl
u y -
Wpberne GrftnnungSseimen.
Sanppertsburi6e (Der ii6 n~erirrt
bait: 5a, Slutipuren uno Sensins
eeru6l Sa muB allo cine 2anbitraBe
in alerndfiter Idbe ieinl
~ - ~
Smeierlei Sdluffplserunsen.
sic: Sieb mn NAL, 8alter, ipie be-
iorgt Serr IliiIer lin feline Srau lit.
ST bdlt ben Sdirm 10 ii6er lie, ba5
er ieIbit babel san5 NAB tpirb. Saran
erfenut man eleih, pte lieb Der feline
Srau baben muBl
Or: l%lniinn, &dtbel Sem eraut
BLOB Dor Der Sobe Der Yubn1aders
8eGnrng, lpenn Der Sut ieiner Srau
nab ipiro.
- ~ ~
Gutter Croft.
@i6ter (8um 3eusen) I: 8enn sic
bel Sbrer @ei9erung. Die 3eusennIss
laeen ab5u9eben, bebarren. 10 miilIen
Sic iiG Die Sol9en ielbit 5ui6reiben.
3elise: SD fann ia gar ni6t
lbreibenl
- ~ ~
9mrhihant.
Sns iilberbeIe Baden meiner
Sraut bot e5 mir a~n9etban. - Nitt
audi oas 8olb - Des 8aters2
y ~ "
0riinbiiG.
Salisfrnu: Sn fannlt oas SriibItiid
%a6traeen, Gbriitine uno Si1 Damn nit
ben ainbern beiddftieen. SD perbc
MIR bis 5ur nd6iten StraBe seben. nm
mir elm aIeio an8uprobieren.
Ndo6en: Coll ih aufbleiben. Ias
oame, ober ipplen sic lieber ben
Sausi6liifiel mitnebmen?
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ltnbeitrcitbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-24

@irtb: Morie orebu's q bii'l bas
@as ab. bas Bier ut bert' triib.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26
Local News

You will find your wants at the
Golden Rule Store at bottom prices.
Jim Maine was down from Angus
yesterday attending to business.
Fred Keppler Sr. went to Ada this
morning for visit with friends.
Mrs. E. Dady is visiting with Mrs
j. Swanson at Luna today.
Henry Hooper. Jr.. Of Stephen.
took his wife to St. Paul yesterday
for medical treatment.
Mrs. Gunder Gunderson and Miss
Betsy Gunderson, Of Oslo. are visit
ing ia the city this week.
John and Oiof Lofstrom. of slo.
are visiting at the home Of their
aunt. Mrs. Olof Carlson, for a few
days this week.
This Market Day business is
raising Ned with the prices at
the Peoples Store. Read their ''ad'
on the last page.
A genuine Red River Valley gill
was born at the home Of Victor
Swanson. near this CITY. the first OF
the week. Mother and daughter are
doing nicely. This paper watts its
CONGRATULATIONS to the happy parents.
Rev. E. O. Chelgren went to Hal
lex and Kennedy this morning in
the interests of North Star College.
Mrs. Chelgren and the children &C
companied him for visit with hel
parents at Kennedy.
0. 81. Lamb is in from ,Comstocs
making out filing papers before
Judge Holm Cd choice quarter sec
tion of land in Roseau County
Three of the Turnlund BOYS, ant
three of the Ronner family have ais
filed on homesteads in the sam'
neighborhood.
Gust Johnson has bought a five
acre lot from Aug. Lundgren. ncrtl
OF the brick yard. and has alread,
commenced to build dwelling nous
for himself thereon. The city /
surely spreading out towards tn
north and before we know it We VII
have Argyle as one Of the suburbs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26

DR.. 81. A. Tyler returned Tuesday
from a visit to the Twin Cities.
You pay 121z cents for Is cent
coffee at the Golden Rule Store.
Miss Ella Loge. of Viking, is
visiting friends in the city today.
Supt. G. E. keenan, leaves tonight
for Minneapolis to attend the annual
convention Of city superintendents.
Bring your produce to the Golden
Rule. We allow the TOP of the
market for choice stock
Carl J. Boardsou arrived from
Grand Forks yesterday morning for a
visit with his parents near March.
Peter Edwardh left yesterday
morning for a visit with relatives at
Granum. Alberta. Canada.
Patrons appreciate the benefits of
the Golden Rule reduction sale.
Bargains every day.
Miss Fannie Stinchfeld who has
been visiting her old home at
Waubav. S. D.. is expected back the
latter part Of the week.
Rev A. A Myers. of the Metho-
dist church. is attending the dis
trict conference at Fergus Falls this
week He was to give an address at
the. meeting on Observation-Disclosures
Everybody turns to the last page.
the most interesting in the whole
issue. Not continued story but
one that will hold your attention
until you have come to the authors
for the climax.
Arvid Boman has rented P. Dahl
uuist's farm in town Of WaTTentor
and has already moved there witt
his wife to take charge. Mr.. Dahl
ouist intends to build a new nous,
for his family on q choice lot which
he owns on Central Park ave. il
this city.
Fred Gehrls shipped a car load O
baled hay last week. Large quaint
ties of hay have been shipped from
here during the past six months
and though the price has been low
yet considerable money has bee
brought into the country from thi
business alone.
| At a special meeting of the Boar
of Education on Tuesday evening
the present corps of teachers was re
elected for next year. Some of ther
however NAV not want to accept
reelection. Miss Weld has about d.
cided to enter Northwestern Uniyel
sity next year for the purpose {
, studying music and Miss Sterry ha
J already signified her unwillingne'
, to remain another year. hence ":
| not considered a candidate for n
election.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26

o. 6. valtinson returned to
Finley. n. D., on Monday, accom-
panied by his son, Bennie. who will
clerk in the same store with his
father. the other members of the
family will remain here for the pre-
sent.
Adolph Lindseth, who has been at
hospital for two or three weeks on
account of a severe siege of rheuma.
t,sm, was able yesterday to resume
his work as cashier in Bank Of War
rem. He Is still weak. but hopes to
gain rapidly with the coming Of
warm weather.
Mike Holm. judge of probate. of
Rosesu County. attended to business
in Crookston this week. and on his
way home spent yesterday visiting
with his brother, P. 81. Holm, the
judge of probate of Marshall Coun-
ty.
David Lofgren. son of Peter Lof-
gren. Of Karlstad, passed through
Warren yesterday on his wav home
from a business trip to Hallock and
Stephen. He called on a number of
Warren friends during his brief stay
and demonstrated that he is "a chip
/ OF the old block
Laura Magiadrv left last evening
tor Tenstrike, MIMI. where she will
j join her sister. Miss Della, who is
teaching school there. and the two
will then proceed to Boucherville on
Rainy river. via international Falls.
to visit their father, G. G. Maeladry,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

A. A. Myres, Pastor.
The pastor will conduct the
services next Sunday. The evening
subject will be. THE SheItering of
Ruth, the Moabitess. All are
cordially invited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26

SCANDINAVIAN nj. E.
G. j. Rynning. Pastor.
Morning service. at 1880 a. "a.
Sunday school at o. %.
Evening service. at 1870 o. 10.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Boss
mans. Ali are welcome. -..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-03-26
The Churches.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
e. o. Chelgren. Pastor.

Services will be held In the Vega
church next Sunday at 1890 !. N.
Services in the Warren church. at
1870 p. NJ.
The confirmation class at AIvarado
meets next Tuesday, March 3lst. at 10
a. 10. Services will be held in the
Alvarado church at 3 .. "a.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1908-03-26

ly assured her. II saw the ex-
traordlnary way you gripped it.
What did you think Was in
side?'
"Think!" she said indignant
ly. II know I had hair there
long" and she told the
whole story.
The judge surveyed her "more
in sorrow than in anger"
"My dear, you have imagined
the whole thing; this hair hunt.
ing is becoming a positive mania
with YOU" and he proceeded
with a speech as eloquent as any
ver<addressed to the listeners
in a crowded court.
Senator Scott says that today,
if the judge should walk out
fairly testooned with a thousand
hairs, it Is doubtful if his wife
would remove even one.
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REMOVED A SEVEN.F00T HAIR.
The Judge Prepared a Big Sur-
prise for His Wife.
National Magazine.

National Magazine.
One Of the overture stories of
this session of Congress was told
in the cloak room by Senator
Nathan B. Scott, of West Vlr
ginia, whose dramatic mode Of
narration made the tale doubly
impressive.
1t seems that a Judge of his
acquaintance had a very charm
ing wife, but she was overneat
and was forever brus b i n 6
microscopic dust from his
clothes; still all went we'll until
she started on the chair hunt. y
After that she never sat beside
her husband for FIVE minutes
but she perceived a hair OF some
sort on his clothing, and hasten
ed to remove it, be it hair of
dog, cat or human being.
About this time there came
to the town a long haired lady,
possibly one of the Sutherland
Sisters, who sat in state at one
of the principal hotels, daily ex,
hibiting her seven feet of back
hair to an admiring audience.
The Judge was present at one of
these exhibitions, watched his
opportunity and secured a
hair.
He and his wife were regu
lar attendants at church, and al
the sunday morning services he
suffered most from his wlfe's
hair-fnding proclivities. Just
as he composed his mind to
listen TO the readirg-the SER
mon or even the prayers-he
would feel a sudden pluck al
some part ofhis c'othiug-a hair
was discovered-and so on all
through the service. The judge
feared that some time he would
be heard to say a naughty word
in church.
On the Sunday after his brief
visit to the long haired lady his
last preparation for worship was
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A. ~
Tickling or dry Coughs will
quickly loosen when using Dr..
Shoop's Cough Cure. And it is
so thoroughly harmless, that DR..
Shoop tells mothers to use moth
ing else, even for very young
babies. The wholesome green
leaves and tender stems of a lung
healing mountainous shrub give
the curative properties to DR..
Shoop's Cough Cure. 1t ealms
the cough, and heals the sensi-
tive bronchial membranes. No
opium, no chloroform, nothing
harsh used to injure or sup
press. Demand DR.. Shoop's.
Take no other. Sold at Uadd's
drug store.
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The Augusta Herald tells of a
story of how a merchant in that
city used the Savannah river TO
practical effect which might well
be a lesson to the people Of this
section, who have the Pee Dee
go close totheir doors. This mer.
chant tried the experiment of
having one small hi pm ell t
made by way Of the river in
stead of the usual route from
Boston, and he saved $4.29 on
a shipment weighing only 2O4O
pounds. The difference in the
freight rate was as 90 is to 75.
The merchants Of Florence Can
count up what would be their
own saving,lf we had a line Of
boats on the Pee Dee and our
own little road, trolley or steam,
from Allison to Florence.
The total freight into Flor
ence in a Her is estimated at
100, 900 toaF and the estimate
is conservative. About half OF
that might be counted as freight
that could be bought by river
from New York Boston. Char
lesion or scme other distant
point, and ifNthe saving on this
conld be only two dollars a ton
it would mean for Florence
merchants s&nething like $780,
900 saved, end that is no incon-
siderable sun, it might be used
each year to erect cotton mills,
or other fadories and in a few
years we W 5uld be so rich that
we would MT know ourselves
Florence Times.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS ON
Engines, Boilers
and other kinds OF
Machinery
See L. G. LOWRY, Cheraw, S. C.
p. 0. Box 90.
The State OF South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.
By NJ. J. Hough, Probate Judge.

By NJ. J. Hough Probate Judge.
Whereas, D. F. Brock made fsuit
to me, to grant him letters OF admins
tration OF the estate and effects OF
Daniel NoLaurin.
These are therefore to cite and ad>
monlsh all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Daniel McLaurin de-
ceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court OF Probate, to BE- held
at Chesterfield on 80th day OF March
next after publication thereof, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
il any they have, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this 18th day
OF March, Ammo Domini, 1908.
NJ. j. HOUGH,
Probate Judge.