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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12
SALEM.

Salem.-Last week Misses Louise
and Gertrude Scott. of New London
visited with their grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Scott.
Misses Laura and Eva Eighme have
returned from Burlington where they
visited relatives.
Mrs. Bennett has returned to her
home at Fairfield following a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Shampnoi, at this place.
Rev. W. S. Right returned from at
tending the M. E. conference at Ottum-
wa and preached at the NJ E. church
Sunday.
Ross Cramer and his sister, Made
line, of Hannibal, Mo-, have been visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mrs. Agnes Price, of Mt. Pleasant,
recently spent several days with her
friend. Miss Florence Bicksler.
Hon. Enoch Berry was at Des
Mones last week attending the legisla-
ture.
The remains of Mrs. Rumina Cam
mack were brought by her son-in-la law,
Henry Votaw, from Tacoma. Washing
ton, and laid to rest in the Friends
cemetery last Tuesday.
The Salem Concert band furnished
the music for the Reading clubs pic
mic held at Webster Crossing last Sat
urday.
Carpenter were guests last week at the
Elmer Davidson home near Big Mound.
Miss Anna Cramei is al home after
spending several months in the west.
G. H. Martin has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Dr. Rawhouser returned from
Columbus City, where he had been
called by the death of his father Thurs
day.
Mrs. Wyatt is spending some time at
the home of her son, Roy, at Blandins-
vile, Illinois.
Whittier academy will opend Sept 8.
Salem public schools will open Sept.
A.
Miss Hattie shriver is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Grace Taggert from
Lebanon, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison visit
cd relatives at Burlington last week.
Rev. w. T. Butcher is visiting at
Galesburg. III.
Prof. ]. H. Dutton left Wednesday
for Center Point. where he will be
principal Of the public schools.
Henry county l. 0. o. f. reunion will
be held at Mt Pleasant Saturday,
September ~.
Miss Jennie Ingrim departed Friday
to resume her school duties as teacher
near Belle Plaine. Miss Nettie
left on the same day to again take
charge of school near Williamsburg,
Mo. Miss Effle Commach has gone
to again teach school near OttumWa.
Mrs John Moon and daughter Hazel,
Miss Alice Lawrence, Miss Alma Kel-
lum, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Pidgeon
Prof. Hill and John Long. of this place
attended the Friends yearly meeting
held at Oskaloosa last week
John Long has purchased of J.
Harlan of Mt. Pleasant the business
room where Mr.. Long has his imple-
ment and feed store.
At the close of the summer school
at the State Normal at Cedar Falls,
c. X. Hayes of this place, took the ex-
animation, and a few days ago re-
ceived a teachers state certificate
September 7 the Birmingham public
schools opened with Mr.. Hayes as
principal. This, being his third year
in the same school. Claude is rapidly
ascending the ladder to fame and
Salem feels justly proud Of her bright
young men.
Benjamin Long has purchased Mrs.
Belle Frames property in the southeast
part of town.
The inmates of the county farm will
hold nicnic at Mt. Pleasant Saturday, !
Sept. -. Salem concert band will
furnish music for the occasion
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From Fridays Daily.
Metal syringes for stock at Sargent
School books and supplies. new and
second hand school books. Mynard' S
drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Spilman Of High
land Center, who were in the city
on business, have returned home.
Mrs. e. M. McGeo OF Eddyville has
returned home after a short business
visit to this city.
goth Century syringe $3.50 at sar-
gents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Brown of Ba-
tavia, who have been in the city shop
ping returned home last evening
Miss Bertha Brown of Batavia has
returned home after a snort visit to
this city on business.
Mrs. r. L. Mullenix of Eldon has re-
turned home after a short business
visit to this city.
Blacklegoids for blackleg at Sar-
gents.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Harold M. Graham and Miss
Frances McGlothlen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hartshorn
and Miss Eloe Jones, who have been
visiting Mrs. E. Smith, 1112 Hayne
con last evening.
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Louis who is seriously i'll with whoop-
ing cough. Mrs. Levi Skinner is very
ILL., Mrs Nina Woods is quite sick.
Master Russell Chance is in critical
condition, the result of drinking I've by
accident.
Chas Souers was in South Orman-
vile Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l. Scott attended
the Methodist Episcopal conference in
Ottumwa Sunday, and We're very much
impressed with are address Of Bishop
Quayle.
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SMITH-PERRY WEDDING.
Solemnized at Home of Mrs. Cham
lin at Agency-CoupIe Will
i've in MotTI+np

Agency, Sept. 11.-At the home of
Mrs. Chamberlin Of Agency, Ia, a
grandmother of the bride, Sept. s, oc-
Cured the wedding or Miss Veda H.
Smith, daughter of James L Smith,
whose residence is Great Falls, Mont,
OF Chas. F. Perry of Missoula Mont
ana.
Invitations were extended to rela-
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Tri- Weekly Courier

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BLOOMFIELD RACES

Bloomfield, Sept. 11.-(Special)-
Closely contested races and 1ast time
made the speed program the interest
ing feature of the Davis county fair
yesterday The summarizes:
o.3O Trot
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-12

has been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Llewellyn, 10 North Sheridan avenue,
for the past few days returned home
last evening.
Shoulder braces male and female
Sargent's.
DR.. E. T. Edgerly has opened an
Office in the Court Park building, cor
ner of Third and Court streets. Hours
10 to IL; to 5; to s. Office phones
New 37S; Old 23S. Residence 100
Ottumwa street, New phone 1879.
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! RI :

Ladies There is satisfaction in
having good syringe, one you can
rely on doing just what you want. In
that case the Goth Century is neces-
sary. 1t is the best and cheapest. 1t
meets the approval Of our best ply
sicians. 1t is unsurpassed in effective
ness, hence the best. 1t is indestructi-
BILE, will not corrode, can be sterilized,
fits any fountain bag or other equip
ment and lasts lifetime, hence the
cheapest The Goth Century sells on
its merits. Ask your neighbor if she
is satisfied with hers, then call on any
druggist and get one or write us for
folder explaining.
THE LOAR CO.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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than l would the election. than any
office.
Yours very truly.
albert B. Cummins."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Me pOtrzeba umierae.

.E:i +-E- 's-# - Fr' -
i. Przekona}em sc, iz.nie- potrzeba
umiera6 z powodu chor"oy plug
dop6ki MONA dosta6 DR.; King'a
Nowy. w~ynalazek, powiada PAM |.
P. White. z Rushboro, Pa. ME
by }abym zywa dis gdyby ME to
zadziwiaiace lekarstwo. Ono luzuje
kaszel pledzej niz cokolwiek badz
innego, i leczy choroby pluc nawet
wtenczas gdy przypadek zdaie sic
bye beznadzieiny." To wielce uzy-
teczne lekarstwo sna@.kaszel i zazie
.blenle legrippe, astme, krtanlowos6
i chrypke, jest sprzedax ane rod
gwarancya W. apiece p. NJ. ko-
walewskiego. 5rc.i 600. Butelki
ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Projekt przeciwpol'
ski W roku 1928.

ski W roku 1928.
Znakomita satyre napisa}a
W tych dniach gazeta berlin-
ska "Berliner Zeitung am
Mittag", kt6ra podajemy ma
Sym czytelnikom ola roz-
weselenia sic mia W tych
ola mas tax smutnych CA
sach. ~.
Artyku} powyzszy brzmi
jak nastepuje:
"Ustawa ~przeciwpolska 70
enthusiastically z roku 1908
by}a vice 20 lat W uzyciu.
Polskich w}ascicieli ziem7
skich wyw}aszczono z wyatt
klein 3, kt6rym p~ozosta}o ra-
zem oko1o 280 m6rg ziemi.
Wiekszosc izby .deputowa~
nych bowiem kilka razy pc.
wiekszy1a p%ierwotnie ma ten
eel %uchwalona sumo. Take
paragraf jezykowy ustawy
O zebraniach i stowarzysze-
mach istnia1 JUL lat 20 i wy
konany by1 z najwieksza su-
rowo6cia. Wszystkie zebrania
Polak6w, jezeli ME mia1y
podpa6c rozwiazaniu, musia-
" sic odby wac W jezyku
niemieckim.
Gay polski. kandydat ma
pos}a do parlamentu Mo
dzidskizw swej ~niemieckiei
movie HANDKERCHIEF uzyl
zdania:: 4JJusetti1tia est funda-
mentum regnorum" iaci6-
skie przysloWie znaczace pc
polsku: sprawied1iwo55 je IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Naucz;yJ,ciel l. %organista,

dobry Spiewak, juz ME milo.
dy, obecnie ma posadzie
pedagoga, znajacy jezyk an.
gielski j niemiecki: dobrze,
.poszukuje lepszei -p}atniej-
sci pozycyi, bona farmer
skich osadach p1aca mizerna
pensya i "a wiele obowiaz-
a bardzo mafo dbadza,
O szkole. .Poszukuiacy bywaf
Htez ma wiekszych- posadach
W wielkich miastach. Upra-
sza sic }askawe oferty podac
do Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12
Tuz "a b~aldachimem.
Fowiastka moralno- religijna-
(Dokohczenie}

(Dokohczenie}
Coz vice pomysla to rs
tysiecy, widzac, jak jerry L..
(ten, co to- wyrazy pisze.
Przypisek t1umacza.) idzie
tut "a baldachimem, os1ania-
jacym Cia}o i Krew Pahska?
Ma to my6l 6miertelny pot
wystepowa} ma me czo1'.
Wierzy1em atoli nlocno W
przekonaniu mel duszy W O.
becnosG Chrystusa W Pre-
naj6wietszym S~akramencle;
wierzylem usilnie, Il wszy-
Soy monarchowie swiata wv
pelniaja tylko swa powinnosc,
jezeli bose, majac glove POI
sypana popio}em, ida "a 30
giem, utajonym W przenaj-
swietszym S~akramencie. Pro"
cesya W mem mie6cie rodz;n-
mem rozpoczyna sic pc ME
szporach. Azeby nabrac 3D.
wagi, wzialem " niej udzia@
czego nigdy ME robj1em j
stana}em blisko PREY o1tarzu.
Ale rzecz ia inny, jak sic
spodziewa}em, wzie}a obr6t
Pewna znana mi dana zwr6-
ella, z~apewnie 2rzypadkowo,
oczy swe ku miejscu, gdzle
sta1em. Zdawa1o mi sic, ja~
koby Gala cizba ma mnie
spogladala, jakobym by} je-
dynym celem, ku kt6remu
zwracalo swe oczy Gale oto-
genie, jakoby duchowni,
prze}ozony koscio1a, zakry-
styan, wszystkie pobozne ME
wiasty z wyzszych i nizszych
warstw szepta}y do siebie:
"Patrz tylko ma pana L.!
Coz ten pan tutaj czynic "a
mierza?" To mysl zaniepoko-
liza mnie do tego stopnja
pomiesza1e mnie, il navel
ME mialem tyle p~rzytomnos-
eli umys}u, izby w'edziec, ze
procesya juz stanefa W szere-
gu i rozpocze}a postepowac
naprz6d. Kap}an pod balda-
chimem z przenajswietszym
Sacramento: przeszedf 'okofo
mnie, a ia ME mia}em odwa-
81 wejSc do szeregu w!er-
nych od1ozy}em ma straszli-
wa pokute ma ostatni dzief
oktawy. Wskutek wielkiego
wzruszenia dosta}em goracz-
-u-1 ~~v vNYC NJ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

XII; mia}em nadzieje, ze potr-
wa. ona d}uzej i >procesya
sko6czy sic "a ma mnie
ME spadnie wilma, boo d.
choroby nie'mogfcm zadanej
pokuty odprawic. Dzie6 Ten
nadszed}, ale ia wyzdrowia-
lem.
Rano, W dniu straszliwym,
W kt6rym sic odbyc miala<
ostatnia procesya, stafem
PREY .oknie i patrza{em ma
niebo, ma kt6rem grozne
%gromadziiy tie chmury. Q
jake goraco pragnalem ma
dejscia bury, azeby proce"
sya ME mogla sic odbyc. Ale
i'm bardziej zbliza}a sic chwi-
la rozpoczecia- sic uroczys~
tosci, tenn bardziej wyjasnia
10 sic niebo i procesya
rozpocze}a sic. Ma pol ME
r~rzytomny uda1em~ sic do
kosc:ola i stanalem .wsr6d ze"
branego ]udu. 1 zn6w niesio-
no obok mnie Przenaj6wiet
sly Sacrament, zaszumia}o
mi W uszach a W g(owie ku~
10 jakby m}otem; mic ME
s}ysza}em i ME widziafem, DO
|6cz ME smia}em podnle6c
IA nikogo. Gdy przysze1}em
nieco do ~przytomnosci, vi
rzafem, re ide tuz "a balda-
chimem, a kilka krokow "a
nina n,a}a garstka rzemies]mi
k6w, pc "a kt6rymi SLY ME
wiasty Usi}owalem, schy]a
]ac nlskO gfOWe, mOdllc sic,
,nog}em atoli tylko ustami
Joruszac, jasno mys]ec ME
nog}em. Zdawalo mi sic, IL
|;)czy wszystkich ku mnie ga
'wr6cone, ze wszyscy wyty-
<aja mnie palcami i szydza
70 mnie. .Wkr6tce skohczy}a
sic procesya; / ia jaknajspies>
,iej pcwr6ciIem do mego
nieszkania. Me smia}em
tax rych}o go: .opuscic,
gdyz sic leka}em by znajomi
moi ze..mnie ME naigrawal'
- 49,
sic.
Pa kilku dniach odwiedzi}
mnie pan S., bardzo uzdol-
niony, zreczny i z stanow-
czoscia wystepujacy, wielce
szanowany cz}onek trybuna}u
s~adowego. Ten zaproponowa]
mi wprost, azebysmy ia, on
i jeden z lego przyjaci6f "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

{{e-S.ss4=. 59ssFrE . L
wiazali " miescie TowarAy-1
6w. Wincentego. MOI
IA }atwo sobie ~pomy6lec,
jak sic opieralem tel propo-
zycyi lie przytacza}em powo-
dow, dla kt6rych, jak MOI
wi}em, Towarzystwo take
lest niemozliwe. w kohcu
zniecierpliwiony pan S. "a
wo}al: "Jakto toe pan ty-
le okazale6 odwagi we wierze
i lyle pobozuo6ci, zee jedyny
re swego stanu wzia} udziaf
W procesyi?" Uleg}em i PREY
rzek}em sw6i wsp6]udzia1 W
tenn dzie}e mi}osierdzia.
Wsparty przez dw6ch sta
nowczych katolik6w, wzmoc-
niony przYjeciem 6Wietych
s%akrament6w, do kt6rych
przystepowa}em co miesiac,
idac "a przyk}adem mych
:przyjaci6}, zdola}em przez-
wyciezy5 nieszczesna bojazh
pred ludzmi. DIVA lata wy
starczy1y, azeby W miescie
rodzinnem za}ozyc Towarzy-
stwo kw. Wincentego, do
kt6rego wstapi}o 80 m}odzieh
cow z najznakomitszych i
najbogatszych stan6w. Dzis
przyszed}em do tego przeko-
mania, ze tax ma drodze do
|dobrego, jak z}ego pierwszy
tylko krok wyma "a ofiary
- tel uczyniwszy, idzie
potem wszystko, jak plat
ka. ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-12

81 #s Ssg1 ahssasptsG -
pa6stW zandarm
fSchulze rozwiazal -zebranie,
30 my6lal, 10 to. SO polskie
Co prawdlas nlajWyzszy
sad neutrality-suspicious.
pc | pol rokp q ME
zprawne.
Mimo wszelkich snroWych
.srodk6w powieksza}a sic licz-
|ba polskich naduzyc, Otto
kilka dowod6w, wyjetych 2
pism codziennycb:
Pewien nauczyciel ludowy
nazwiskiem Hapczynski z1o-
zony zosta} :urzedu Eonie-
waz mimo zakazu 1zadu "
nocy we 6nie m6wil 20 pol
sku.
W pewnej restauracyi we
Wagr6wcu ustawiono graja-
cy zegar, kt6ry grail pie66;
"Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a".
Fabrykant zegara :skazany
zosta} "a zdrade stenu ma 5
lat cuchthauzu, take: wszy-
soy robotnicy, kt6rzy' przy
fabrykacyi togo zegara, byli
|jekokolwiek czynni, skaza-
nj, zostali "a pomoc v zbrod-
nj ma kilkoletnie wiezienie.
Pewien po1ski gimnazyas~
jta, kt6remu ma rynku "
|Gnieznie krew ;pusci1a sic
nosem i kt6ry podpadajaco
bia}a chustka otar} sobie
krew Z nosa, zosta} "a roz-'
w%iniecie zakazanej yczerwono-
bia}ej choragwi 2 gimnaz;5-
UNI wydalony. !
+ Pewien porucznik rezer-
wy, kt6ry W Bydgoszczy "a
m6wii sobie porcya kappa
W polskim sosie, .wy'dalony
zosta} 2 wojska. .
(Dokohczenie Nastapi.)
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

An important business change
was made at Hotchkiss last week
when The Duke, Deuisch. Scott
Company purchased the entire
stock of the large department
store OF Stockham Bros. lnvoic-
ing has been going on all the
week bu, they finished in time to
announce their reduction sale in
this weeks paper. Observe the
same on another page.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

We are informed by Rev. Hes
ter that the basement of the new
Christian church will be completed
frs, and fitted up as neat as a
drawing room. The intention is to
use it for Sunday School. ban
quets and social gatherings. There
will also be a kitchen with an up
to date cooking outfit including a
steel range.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The Montezuma Journal an
nounces the early installation of a
fine cylinder press. Bro. Freder-
ick evidently intends to keep up
with the times in his new location
and not permit the town to run
away from him. All OF which
shows excellent judgment on the
part of our old friend.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14
Dissolution Notice.
yhom it may concern.

To whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Emerson B. Cradle and
Leopold Grasse in the town of
Paonia, Colorado, known as Cradle
& Grasse has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent Leopold
Grasse retiring. The business will
hereafter be conducted at the old
stand by Emerson B. Cradle who
will pay all creditors and collect
all accounts.
EMERSON B. CRADLE.
LEOPOLD GRAssE.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The people of Midway are plan
ing a big social in. the school
house on Friday evening, Feb. 81.
The entire community is very
much interested J. K. Hester has
been preaching there for several
months and IS to give the first of a
series of lectures on the peoples s
customs, great buildings and paint
ings of the Orient. The ladies OF
the Midway settlement have the
matter in hand. They had one
hundred and seven people present
at the last social. Lookout for the
next one, Feb. 21. The crowd will
be record breaker.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

While digging cistcrn for w.
s. Coburn, Joe and James Courier
came near having serious acci
dent. One of the shots failed to
burn all the powder and in using
the pick afterwards the piece was
exploded. Some burns and bad
shock was the total damage, but
it gave them a scare that they
will remember.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

All those desiring photographs
please be in by Mar. 3, as ! ex
pect to leave soon after to not re-
turn. Mrs. GEO. HIDER,
(nee Richar 1son)
283 Photographer.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The Woman's Club will hold
their annual open meeting Friday
evening. Feb 81, at Crooks hall
The event is called a Washington
Party and colonial dress will be a
feature of the evening.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Merle Miller has been enjoying
the grippe this week. He an
nounces that he will be in the
orchard IN a couple OF days now
and changes his lad" a trifle to
gently mention that in spraying
machinery he has the best.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The Bross Hotel, under the
management of J. c. Stitt, is first
class house, up-to-date in every
respect. Commercial trade espe-
cially solicited.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

All kinds OF conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared.
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Here are some low quotations
on cured meats:
Winchester Hams. IA cts. "a ID.
Winchester Bacon, II cts. a 10.
Salt Side. IA cts. al ID
Premium Hams. Is cts. a 10.
Premium Bacon. % cts. a Id.
Picnic Hams, 8 cts. a 10.
You will find these prices in ex-
istence at the Peoples Meat Mar
ket. PHIL. EIsENKRAMER. Prop.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

AT the Peoples Meat Market
you can buy the best of
Canada Sap,
Old Moose Maple.
Pure Maple Syrup.
The Best Sorghum and
Vermont Maple Sugar.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The last number OF the lecture
course was given Thursday night.
Those persons who were suffi
ciently experienced to place no
confidence whatever in the adver-
tised hour and date were able TO
realize on their suspicion and Sc
cure good seats. Others who
assumed that the hour. 1880, was
printed on the literature in good
faith were let down hard. We are
advised that Mr.. Packard made
good and that those who were on
the inside were highly entertained.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Mrs. S. l.. Rhodes and her
daughter came over from Placer
vile Thursday to visit relatives
for a few weeks.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Mrs. M. 7. Conner has been on
the sick list this week but is im-
proving gradually at the present
writing.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Charley Meyer, of Gunnison,
was over this week visiting his
brother.in.la law, William Howard.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

You UiU hare clean, re1reS1t-
ing feeling in your mouth if you
use Welborn'S Dentalfoana. 20
cent bottle.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

For Sale or Trade:-A nice small
residence property in Paonia, close
in, two lots, well improved. Will
trade for cattle. Inquire this Office.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davenport
are rejoicing over the advent of a
daughter who arrived Feb. IL.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

The patriotic entertainment
given by the ladies of the Congre-
gational church on Tuesday even
ing was decided success. On ac-
count of the bad weather the at
tendance was not as large as it
otherwise would have been. The
numbers were all we'll received by
the audience. Particularly pleas
ing we're the tableaux. The two
drills one by the boys and one by
the girls were we'll accepted. The
Scenes from Army Life" given by
the members OF the Paonia Post
G. A. R., were realistic and greatly
enjoyed by the audience. This en-
tertainment shows that the people
of Paonia do not have to import
talent for their entertainments. In
fact, this entertainment was better
than many for which we have
paid high prices and which money
was taken out of the town. The
entertainment was under the su-
pervision of Mrs. Roland Oliver.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

II GOOD Tooth Brush is q pleasure
there are Guaranteed Brushes
at the U'eIbOyn Drug Store.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

G. w. Thomas, of Rogers mesa,
spent Wednesday in Paonia shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

For SALE:-Combination baby
buggy and go-cart. Inquire at
this office.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ed. Hollingsworth arrived from
Nebraska Wednesday and is look
ing for land.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

Ripe Olives-a luxury you will
certainly appreciate-at
MILTON SPENcER'S.
The newspaper., 1908-02-14

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-14
IDAHO COPPER DISTRICT.

A brief description OF deposits oI
copper ore near Poeatello, Idaho. ir
the ccdcd portion OF the Fort Hal
Indian reservation. Is given in re.
port by Messrs 7. B. Weeks and V. {
Heike. OF the Unite States Geolog.
ical Survey, contained In an advance
chapter from Bulletin $40 ("Contri,
buttons TO Economic Geology, 1907
Part ~, The valuable metals Of the
ores are copper, silver, and gold
Mining has been done by severe
companies, with some development
work on a number Of prospects. TIL,
report contains description Of the
geology Of the district and OF the
character and form OF the deposits
and presents facts bearing upon the
question whether the ore bodies arc
OF sufficient value to warrant the ex.
penditure OF the large amount oi
capital which would be required fol
their extraction and reduction. LocaI
conditions affecting the cost OF min.
ing and milling should, il is suggested
be most carefully considered in con
nection with plans for mining the
ores.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-14
Head Of the Faith Is a Homeless
Wanderer
ASKS CHINESE HOSPITALITY
Since Holy City Of Lhassa Was
Taken by the British the Grand
Lama Has Been a Wanderer--City
Was Desecrated.

PEKlN, Saturday May 30.-In the
spring Of 1904, Colonel Sir Francis
Edward Younghusband, OF the Brit
ish army, led British column over
the mountain passes Of the Himalayas
and fought his way into the holy city
Of Lhassa In the eyes OF all true
Buddhists this was Dissertation and
ever since the Dali Lama, the head
OF Buddhist's faith and ruler Of Tibet,
has been wanderer over Northern
China. He would not stay in his city
after the feet OF infdels had trodden
is ascred streets and on his wander.
ings through China and Mongolia is
an expensive and unwelcome guest at
the various cities where he elected TO
stop, Now Lama is coming to Pekin
where as matter OF fact he will be
no more welcome than he was at
Urga in Mongolia, at Shining, in Kan
sub and at Pal Yuan Fu in Shansi
Political expediency. however, will
make II necessary for the Chinese
authorities to receive him with a great
show OF courtesy but they will do
their utmost to persuade him to re-
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turn to Lhassa and II they can once
get him to start for home they will
send along numerous force OF troops
to see that he reaches there without
stopping unduly on the way.
The lama has taken his travels
seriously and has with him retinue
yariously estimated at from 500 to
1000 men. This, pomp il perhaps
fitting for the head Of the Buddhists
but to entertain such host in the
luxurious manner they expect has
been both expensive and troublesome
for the Chinese officials upon whom
the lama has descended and demand
ed hospitality in the name OF his high
Office.