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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
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.SeaD 2etter Office" nift gerabe ipic
in elmer Sobtengrllft 5u9ebt, 10
berriht bort bod IN Der 8egcl cine
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Dem 8aI6eln Der 8riefe. Inbers mar
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iiineit Elm pcrbd6tiges Enfct6cn off
nete unb linn cine 9roBe Sarantel ents
seeen iprang unb lid auf feline
Sdulter ieste. Gin pnbrcs Snhiaz
ner9ebeul ~ausitoBeub, ~itreiftc Sapis
bas aiiti9e CHER bon lid, oas trell8
nnb quer nuf Dem Sobcn berum
raunte. Sic sablreiden Scnmtinncn
iticBen S6redensrufe aus unb ~flcttcr>
Ten auf Stiible unb Glide. Grit oils
Die Hieienipinne get6btct mar, tonntc
Die Irbeit ipieber mfgenommen
iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Oefterreieb't1neartt.

- Inter ben SpiBtitelu: Sic 2eis
Den zines idpa6iiuni9en Sienitmdo>
dJens." - Gon ibren jiibii6en Sienits
aebern miBbdnbelt." ihrcibt elm fatboe
liIdes 9latt Der StaDt 8 | n: Gin
Sail entieeliGcr 8erlpnbrloiung. Der
bis jebt nod nid)t aufgefldrt lit. be-
idGiti9t Jest Die Wiener Hpli5ei.
Surb Sau5leute auimerflnm senraht.
fanb cine poli5eilihe Gommiiiion bes
Gommiilariats 8rigittenau in Der
8obrung bes YlaBpertreters Sieg>
irieb Ibler. 20. 8e3irf, &arls W9eiBlz
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Shmlb bcocdt mar. IN total peripabr@
lpltem 3uitanp uub p%oqitdnbig ents
frditet ami. Sic Waao bot elm Bib
Des BANNERS. Sic mar biz nuf Die
&nochen nbgcmn9ert unb lag falt nolz
itGnoia nadt IN benz 0 Stmue tar
renoen 9ett. Gin acknowledgement
brahtc Die lln9liidli6e ms Spital.
Ser Bagen mubte baum besinii8icrt
perben unb aud Der Snipeftionsar5t
uno Der Sonitdtsbiener mlBten lid,
reiniaen. Ser 9%ienitgeber Der 2ippa,
Der Iaent Sieafrieb abler, CAB bel
Ieiuer Ginpernabme on. oaB Die Wnab
Ielbit an ibrer @eripabrlpiun9 ihulo
ocmeien lei. Sic babe iid nift
paiden uno f6nrmeu pollen. babe and
iait gar nimts ~9earbeitet unb bel Der
Sro6ung, baB man lie entlaiien ODER
ms Spital brin9en iperbc, iebes Wial
10 sejammcrt, baB or lie aus Wtitleio
nicber bebielt. IS mag babel pobl
aud Der llmitanb III Die 8a9i1ale Ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
0cbt uus nihts at.

VIII WIZ ututS WV ~SHI WV N'NJt
6eauftragt, unieren 2eIern 81 ratben.
melde @eoi3in lie sebrauden ipllen;
ipenn aber Die beri6teten Seilungcn
ais elm Yriifitein an9eieben perbcn,
bann lit Sorni's @lpenfrdutcr iidlers
lid, Elm Wfittel, melhe5 iiber Dem &C.
mDbnliden itebt. nnb Die 9eadtun9
aQer benfenben Wenihen perbient. Gr
iplrbe 3ierit I'M Sabre 1850 ourd Den
alien 81. Setter Sabrnep bcrgeitcllt.
SieIes alte arGuter9 Seilmittel lit I'M
Mgemciucn nidt 10 befnnut 9eiporz
Sen, mic es bate iein fDnncn, ba es
niemals in 9r6Berem @aBitab in Den
3eitungeu augc5eigt pilroe. @s lit
beraeItelt norben, u%nperdnbcrt, burd
bier uuieinanber iolgenbe @encrutios
men, ipclbe bas He5ept als cine Snmis
milien : grbi6aft crbieltcu. Iaes
HGberc Tam man erfabrcn burd
Sdreiben an ole jebi9en Gi9entbiimcr,
Die bireften Naffommen beS nlten Sr.
Setter Sabrnep, Or. Setter Sabrnen 4
Cons Co.. 1875 60. Sopne Ipe.,
Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14

gcbsnb, ipic I'M SetpllBtieiu elmer
poblerfiilten SfIift.
Sn ben Straben fGnt ihr bic be-
riihnlte beutibe 9%ieinlidfeit auf.
SaIberfeit lit cine Der bencrfenss
pertbciten @riGeiuungen, unb non
tann nirgenbs auf Der StraBe geben,
obne boB in irgenO elmer Sprm be-
tuteIcu 81 ieben. 9a miro an elmer
Stcle bas Sflaiter 9ereinist, ober elm
Wann miibt iid eifrig ab, lpiberipens
ltige @rashaIme UNI einen Baum gu
entfernen. sd babe an 5tpet per@
Ihteoenen Stelen 5ugeicbcn, lpie Elm
Wann eincn gall5 unId)einbnren Bnlz
icrbnbn idubcrtc mn nit bent Heiben
nod INNER ni6t aufb0ren nollte,
obwobI Der 6obn i6on 9ldn5te
lpic @olb."
@ritmunt lit lie iiber Die aleinbeit
unb Die u~ngebeure 8irfuIig bon
Sriuf9cloern. Sic Summc bon 3
Yfcnuigcn - etluas iiber 1 Gent -
peranlaBt cinen Strabenbabn : Con-
Oufteltr Die Singer in elmer @eiie an
Die WiilBe 81 le9cr, Die tiefItc 9anf@
Bartlett uno Gbrfurdt au5ei9t, unb
ipcnn man Den @ogen uerldBt, bann
biIft er cinem babel nit fait ocmiitbiz
ger gereitIGnft. ndbreuo beriel6e
Gonbuttcur pbne 5 Yfeunige 3rinfe
9elp nift Die 9~erin9ite Hoti6 bon
einem nimmt."
@nt3iidt lit Die Nmerifanerin bon
Dem gemiltbliden Con, Ser III Den
Observation-Disclosures uno iiberbnupt
I'M %erfebr nit gang ircmbcn @enz
ihen bcrridt, ba nan nuf Srd9en
b0fli6 Mntmort erbdlt unb lid Der
@efrngte nit einem ireunblihen
N0icu" Damn perabihicoet. 9nge9en
fam lie gar niht begrcifcn, ipte Die
belttincn Ndbdeu bel Der ltrengen
Nufiift, in Der iie 0 ibren Gltern
0ebnltcn nerben, inter Die Sau6e
tpnmcu. Boiler GntIcben er8dblt lie
ibrcn SrcunOinncn in y | q a, baR
IMAM in Sentihlaub cinen jnngcn
Mann nur bel iid cntpinnscn fanu
i'm Sciiciu eiucs ilteren Samilien.
mitslicocs."
Sbr b6ditcr 8unId lit natiirli6,
Den aaiicr 81 icben, unp JIG ut 9lild>
licb, ais tic buS I%lltonobilz Siguul bes
Scrriders bort, niil6ern uuo berrz
lid, aber CT Iauit 81 raid burilber.
Gin 8cfnmntcr o ibr bat lih ilbris
0cns cine iold)c in Seutldlano MIR
Ser faiIerlihen Samilie por6ebaltenc
Nutpmo6iI 5rompete gcfauft, oenn er
iebt Ieineu Stol3 barein, bereinlt I'M
freien Nmerifu Dicielbeu Si9naltDne
an iciucm Nutpmpbil eridallcn 5I
lniicu, Die in ScutIdlnub mn Der
Muiier aebcu bari. Sod bat er lid
Den SpaB gemnd)t, nu6 in Serliner
Strnbcn ub uno 81 cinen trdftigen
Eon h0ren 81 laiien, morulif lid Damn
nl5balb cine ifauluitigc Mengc Iams
mclte, am nah DEM nidt porbanoce
llcu fniicrliden Nutomobil auS6u>
ipdben.
Sans aus Ser NGbe unb IN ar iciz
uem @lnn5c iie6t Die Nmcritancrin
Ben Aniicr bel Der 9robeu Srtppens
Mepuc ouf Dem Sempclbofcr Sclp.
mn 6 lit ibr Gin unuergcBlihcS Orr
lc6nib. YG9 mar cin GROCER Wtns
mcnt, u(2 bic Whliiffupellcn 10 TAPER
III ipiclen oniingcu unb Der mnicItds
tiidc Safer in ieiner gldn5cubcn
Uniform baberritt, 10 itol8, crhnben
unp prGhtig, baB Scbermann iilbIen
mllBic, or mar Der D%ittelpuntt aller
@counfen. Scr @ciit Der Grgcbenz
belt unb &erebrun9 lpuroe 10 TART IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
JnSiana.
Sanneltpn

- Ils Gannelton b%erlartet:
9urh bag pielc 2eien bon 81 q IL
er9ei6 Oh ten" balb unSureh>
nuugsfdbig 9emnft, eridoB Der 16S
idbrige CLAUDE 8ilinms ben 10 Sabre
alien Sames 5al nit einem Slo6erts
geipebr, flob oanu llno lit nod ni6t
feitgenomnen morbert.
8iQian1s entitnmmt elmer angez
iebenen Sauilie, mar nber nuf bas
2eieu bon uTduber9eidihten" rein
pericIiek uno faBte infol9ebeiien Die
abenteuerlihiten Yldne. @Qs er nit
Dem jun9en SaQ cinen 8ortipediel
bate, grill er 81 ieinem Slobertges
ipebr unb i6oB ben &rlnben nieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
tiliHemri.

- IuS Dem StGbtden Werico hers
loutct: lin elm Giienbobnumgliif 81
pcrbiiten icstc Der Strefenarbeiter
Curtis @entrp iein 2eben a1f'S Spiel
ilno fam INN. @eutrp NOR nit anoe'
rem 9lrbeiteru nit Der Ginfiigung
elmer neuen S1iene bei6aftigt. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14

bieiem 3mef mar Elm Stiid oes Sc.
letieo III Die Sobe geihral,bt norben.
Ils ci1 Gig bermibrmuite iuanbtcn
lid Die grbeiter bis oltf 8entrp CUR
Slltdt. Sieier p~eriitd)te ocl Sebc.
flle6t 5lr entfernen, INN cine gntglei.
lung 5lt perbiiten. Nies Nclona ibm
oltd), ODER or pltrbc babei bon Der
2ofomotipe a%n9erannt rlO alf Der
SteQe getootet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Spperbcl.

Sbre Miuttcr erSdblte mini baB sic
iolf cine Iclnliffcit nit Ircm per@
itorbeneu 3rpilling5bruberj Iattcl, huB
tic ielbit Tic uidt bate, %poneinanber
l~ntcrideibeu tDnncu.
Stimmt - lpcld1er bon unS Seiocn
eigentlid geitorbcu lit, bas peiB ib
berte nod uihtl
adtr nah Dem Baum, Ser
SriidIte trdgt. luirft man nit Steincu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14

mir, bab ih gum eriten Male cine
8oritcllung babon befanl, mas treue
llntertbnnen fir einen geliebten Serrz
iGer fiiblen miiiien."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
DR.. DODD LOCATED
At HOTEL SAVOY
SAYS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
CHILD DEPENDS UPON CON-
DiTIoN or EYES.

That many backward, nervous
child only requires proper glasses to
transform him into bright, healthy
one Is fact which no intelligent man
or woman can dispute today. The fit
ting of glasses should be intrusted to
none but "A competent specialist and
this Is especially so in children's cases.
Any man or woman vino has gone
through the test type procedure knows
how trying ii is, but they may not at
the timf realize how crude and i'm
practicable and utterly worthless it Is
in determining the true condition Of
ones eyes. Then how much less value
II must be in determining the true con-
dition of a child's eyes. one not edu-
Gated In the anatomy of the eye or i'm
physical optics can only gain a faint
conception.
The little ones eve muscles are 50
active and capable of overcoming su,h
grave defects that 1t is indeed very
delicate matter to fit them so that all
strain is removed and so their eyes
as well as their mental and physical
development may attain to the highest
possible degree.
Ut. iouu mas mad twenty years af
experience and exceptional npportun~
tiles for studying eye troubles and
their relation To nervous diseases. be-
sides. his work through Montana COM
pels one who has occasion to invcsti-
gate to acknowledge him the most sue
cessfui nan on eye and nervous
troubles in the northwest. There are
several people here who will tell you
that. after trying all who pretend to
fit glasses. they had decided they must
go east and that DR.. DodTs visit here
saved them the necessity of going and
the enormous expense necessary for
such II trip.
One of the best known and proficient
newspaper men in this state made the
statement recently that DIR. Dodd did
more for his child's eyes in three
hours than either Of two oculists had
been able to do in six years constant
treatment
DIR. Dodd win forfeit 800 to anyone
II he fails to furnish satisfactory evil
dence that this is fact or tina. any
testimonial among nearly 100 at his
office Is genuine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11

mclangcs put on by pretty girls and
Cohancsque dancers. II provided
music of the real sort, worth Of the
name.
The words from Spokane Is: Herr
Shonert. who had the first number on
the program. received n most flatter-
Ing reception I'm making his appear
ancc. and well did he deserve II. The
mastery rendering of the Liszt
Rhapsodie showed the clean octave
playing and fioriture work of the great
pianist in most favorable light. He
had to respond to "A vocifcrous encore.
which he did by playing Wilson
Smiths unique and original tarntelle,
I'm A minor. He is an artist in every
sense OF the term.
Seattle says: Mr.. Edwin NJ. Shoncrt,
the pianist. plays with dexierits of
execution and a refinement of senti-
ment that entities him To be called an
artist His touch Is perfect. and his
phrasing elegant. and all his per-
formances last night were received
with enthusiasm.
From Astoria comes the information
that 1t was by far the best concert
ever given In the city. Salt Lake says
IL was delight. At Bucyens. o.. the
home of both Messrs. Shonert and
Pfouts. the house rang with applause
from the time of the raising of the
curtain until the end of the program.
Brantford. Ontario. says that once Mr..
Shonert Is seated at the piano the
audience forgets its ethics Of criticism
and simply leans back and listens.
And so IL goes with the report of the
press critics. The programs will be an
suspicious opening for the lecture
course. To be followed I'm wnck By
Senator La Toilette.
Season tickets for the course On gale
ut Harnois theater and at Prices
postoffice news stand. Secure tickets
today for the entire course. eight en-
tertainments of high order, at cost
4 representative of the committee
will be at Prices this Afternoon To
answer questions and deliver tickets
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11

Mrs. Margaret Daniels of Butte is
visiting friends in this city for ii
couple Of days.
Riherdy Lumber Co. led F. Riberdy.
proprietor). $40 Phillips street. Lum-
Der. shingles, doors. windows and To-
inch dry wood. Phone 743: postoffice
box 275.
4. L. Hnrelson, Il resident of the In
land Empire city. spent yesterday ON
business in Missoula.
Plumes cleaned and curled Missoula
Millinery shop.
Swift Coursilie arrived in the city
yesterday from. his home in Plains,
and called on friends here.
DR.. ]. r. Ward. veterinary surgeon
Office phone SO: residence phone sal.
w. ]. Hayes came, down from his
home in the Smoky city yesterday to
attend To business matters.
Social dances Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings at Elite hall.
J. Rohb Gay of Seattle is spending
n couple of days In the city. He is
stopping at the Florence hotel.
DIR. WI Z. Dodd of Butte the special
list on eyes and nervous diseases. may
be consulted free at the Savoy hotel
for few days.
Mrs. Paul Lucia and Mrs. IL. G.
McHarg of Mullan were the guests of
friends In the Garden city yesterday.
Concrete ENTHUSIASTICALLY of cement
floors. Easements. sidewalks. launders'
tubs, etc. All work guaranteed Esti-
mates furnished. 31s Woodford.
], NJ Kennedy. chairman of the state
bureau of protection. was II visitor in
the city Yesterday. He came here from
Libby.
DIR. Riesland. optical specialist. will
remain at rooms and Hammond
block. until Oct. Is. All who wish to
consult him must see him before that
time.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
LOCAL BREV|TiES
Smoke VIM. Hooper cigars.
Smoke "Carma" cigars

Smoke "Carma" cigars.
Mrs. Julia Crane of this city is ill
at st. Patrick's hospital.
Windows cleaned, Phone IS.
Nolan's shoe repairs. Il. Front
Moffitt. real estate. Phone $40 B.
George clynick of Bonner spent yes
terday with friends in Missoula.
Drink John Gund's Peerless beer.
Billiards and pool. lot East Front.
+. p. Keith. insurance. Florence Hotel.
Mrs. G. Willis of Spokane visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
DIR. willard. osteopath. LIST Natl bank.
Public stenographer, Dawson, Dixon.
c. Ferguson. insurance, real estate.
+. A. Logan of Fort Shaw il attend
ing 10 business affairs In this city.
James NJ. Rhoades, fire insurance.
Marsh. the undertaken. Phone 321.
Smoke Charles the Great and Bull
wer.
J. NJ. carder of Butte was a busi-
ness visitor i'm this city yesterday.
Public stenographer. Florence no.
tel office.
Ask for King George Nv Scotch for
your highball.
Have your clothes pressed at Lem
ley's, next to Missoula hotel.
II. b, Brown of Butte is spending
q day or two on business i'm this city.
DIR. ]. Louise Smith. osteopath, ia
West Main. Phone 6Is.
Who is Healy? Watch for tuneful
announcement November /.
For your new fall suit go to II. T.
Gardiner. 322 Higgins avenue.
II. .. Harvey of Spokane was Il
guest at the Florence hotel yesterday
DIR. Dodd. the eye specialist, may be
consulted at Savoy hotel.
Mrs. Pearle Foster. dentist. room 10,
Higgins block, phone liz red.
X. Cartwright. a resident of Mullan.
Vas in the city yesterday on business.
Phone IS for cabs and baggage
transfer. Green & Ellinghouse.
Apple boxes. Call at the B. B. NJ.
Co.'S yard and get them for lie.
]. H. Abrams Of Spokane was a
guest at the Savoy hotel yesterday.
Drink Joel B. Frazier at the Oxford.
Every swallow makes a friend"
See Stumpf & Stein. ladies' and
gents tailors, Gibson block. room 4.
T. L. Dimiek of DeBorgia spent yes
terday on business in the Garden city.
r. Gwinn. NJ. D.. eye. ear. nose and
throat First National Bank block.
DIR. Hanson of Butte. Mont. visits
and general surgery.
c. L. Meagher of Butte paid the
Garden city Il business visit yester-
day,
DIR, +. p. DUNCAN. dentist. office
First National Bank block. rooms 9
and !. fourth floor.
\. Il. Terrell of Spokane was in town
yesterday looking after business mat
ters..
The Royal Hishianders' excursion to
Hamilton Thursday, Oct. Ii. will leave
al 1850 o'clock sharp.
Unique Millinery TO-. for latest
styles Room II. over Foot Form shoe
store.
+. p, Harlan came down from Ham
ilton yesterday to spend the day with
friends.
Mining stocks bought or sold at
best rates. Quotations daily. Weich l.
"a tf4E sS
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
Montana Independent Telephone Com
pany Dividend.

The next quarterly dividend paid on
the stock of the Montana independent
Telephone company is due NOV. fst
The books close Oct, Goth. All stock
paid in full and issued before that date
participates in this dividend. There has
been a great deal of misunderstanding
in regard to this matter.
people coming in on the Goth of the
month and paying up in ruii. expect
ing their dividend. II takes. at icas,
three days 10 issue and deliver this
stock In Missoula: hence. any sub
seription paid i'm full on the 18th will
have ample time to be taken care Of
j. C BALL.
Manager Securities Department
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11

will acquaint her old friends with her
skill as IA vioinist. The concert will
be given in the Christian church Fri
day evening: the program will he one
that will reveal the artistic ability
Of the young sioiinist and will dis
cover the fact that she has made re-
markabie progress since she left Mis-
soula. There should be a large audi
ence ut the church Friday night.
Friendship for Miss Bishop should
prompt this i'm the sfirst~plaee and then
there is the assurance of delightful
evening of music.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
FINE MUSIC ASSURED
TONIGHT
OPENING ENTERTAINMENT OF
UNIVERSITY LECTURE COURSE
At HARNoiS.

Tonight The Four Musical Artists
open the University lecture course at
Harnois theater. The program will
begin at &: 80. and from the beginning
to the end the entertainment will at
ford to those present vocal and In
strumentai music of high character.
such as only masters can give.
From Tacoma comes the following:
A splendid concert by The Four
Musical Artists last night made an
suspicious opening Of ahc excellent
lecture course offered the people of
Tacoma. The beautiful and spacious
its perfect acoustic properties proved
Its fitness for affairs OF this sort.
every note Of violin or piano and every
infection of the voice being quite
audible even to the farthest corner
Mr.. Carr possesses voice of remark
able compass and great power and
he has IL under perfect control. His
rendition of grand opera selections was
thoroughly satisfactory. showing a
consummate art and mastery style.
Mr.. Pfouts plays with power and
grace that wins his auditors sympathy
at once. His tones arc exquisitcly
pure and his technique Is faultless. Mr..
Shonert's selections were received with
marked favor. He is "A master of the
piano. playing With ease and grace.
and his execution is artistic and his
phrasing fine. He was compelled To
respond Ia an enthusiastic encore. Al
together the concert was distinct
treat TO music lovers of the city. pro-
viding as 1t did the high class enter
tainmcnt that is none too frequent in
these days of popular priced musical
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
RARE VIOLIN MUSIC
FRIDAY NIGHT
MISS MARIE BISHOP WILL GIVE A
CONCERT AT THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.

The presence in Mssoula OF Miss
Marie Bishop is giving her local
friends a lot Of pleasure. This was
Miss Bishops home for 50 long that
Missoula feels that the young lady
belongs to her. There has been so
general a demand upon her time since
she has reached here that Miss
Bishop has had little time for any
thing except answering questions. She
will devote the next few days TO
preparations for her concert which
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
Overcoats $3.50 to $85

You viii need an overcoat. and
These osercoats are made OF the
highest quality of cloth and are the
latest in style, some very long and
others of shorter length. just as
suits your fancy. We have not
failed in our efforts to get for the
particular man just the thing he
show the care we used in making
selections. Heavy weight or me-
dunn In any pattern that you could
desire, and the quality is never ex-
eelled and rarely eaualed. Cone in
today and examine our assortment,
whether or not you wish to- buy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
MOTHER is ILL.

c. II. Catching of this city received
word yesterday from Portland that his
mother. Mrs. A. +. Catching. is seri-
ously Ill at that place. Mrs. Catch
ing is known in Missoula. where she
has visited ut various times. She is
IS years of age and went TO Oregon
I'm 1874. SO she is very much of pi-
onecr in the western country. Mr..
Catching will 60 to Portland this
morning. If he Is informed that she
is no better.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
Friahtfui Fate Aserted,

Il. would have been cripple for life
from a terrible cut on my knee cap
writes Frank Disberry. KeIliher. Mimi.
without Bucklen's Arnica Salye
which soon cured me-" Infaiiibie for
wounds. cuts and bruises. 1t soon cures
burns. scalds. old sores. boiis. skin
eruptions. Worlds best for piles. asc
at Missoula Drug Co.'S
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11
Gard Party.

Modern Brotherhood of America will
give a card party at Odd Fellows hail.
Monday evening. oct. IL. after which
refreshments will be served. Admis-
sion 25c. Everybody invited.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11

The pleasant purgatire effect expert
enced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and the
healthy condition of the body and mind
which they create. make one feel joy
full Sold by all dealers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-11

There will be an important meet
Ing of the apple show committee Mon
day. October IL. at 10 o'clock a. IN.
A full attendance In requested
Z. f. DORMAN, President.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-05-27

WHAT WAS THE NATTER WITH HER 2
She's probably gone to market. and as
she doesn't expect me Oh this train.
why, have half an hour anyhow"
Saying these words. George. the
handsome; George, the hest travelling
salesman east of the Alleghenies;
George. the inveterate poker player.
took his gripsack and went quietly
into the bedroom. There was fear
full and wonderful screen before this
door and one In that room could hear
and see all that was taking place IN
the parlor. himself unseen.
1t was not very long before George
heard Mary In the rarior moving the
tables, but he never interfered In the
household matters. and indeed Annie
was famous housekeeper. His face
was covered with lather besides Their
he heard the door open and bis wife
enter. He could not decently rush out
and kiss her until he had got The
lather off his face. SO he FASTENED the
operation, but was suddenly checked
by hearing his wife say:
Now. hurry. Mary. and get the ia
bles together over here by the window
and draw the curtains I've tied th'
Grape on the door It Is nearly time
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-05-27
"Better Dead"

A Massachusetts farmer sent n large
black hen to his married daughter,
who lives in Springfield and who wish
ed to keep this present as n pet. Upon
the arrival of the fowl 1t was immedi
ately plae, 4 In a coop which chanced
to be within sight of the street
It wasn't long before neighbor,
passing by. said:
Got hen. haven't you?"
YES" said the new owner.
"Nice black one. isn't it?''
Eyes"
This neighbor was almost immedi-
ately followed by another. who made
| the customary observations:
"Why. you have henr'
Yes"
Just one?''
| Eyes"
Goal black hen. isn't it7'
"Yes"
An intermission Of few minutes,
then another neighbor:
"Well. ! do declare. you have a.
Mary" called out the lady Of the
house. "kill the hen for dinperr'-L
fpincott's.