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   LeMars Semi-Weekly Post (Newspaper) - August 27, 1901, Lemars, Iowa                                Elvery Tuesday EQUAL RIGHTS TO AUL AND SPECIAL TO VOLUME LE 27, 1901. NUMBER 72 Do Men Prefer the Varnished By YVETTE The Famous Parisian yow mon sav arc UNDER CAR STEWART OF PALLS MOVING Fatal at In Dead Man's Pocket Was a From an Elder AT J. Cave Kills Joe a In Self worse than - one OF COURSE WE ARE PAINTED AND WITH a The the the tho the tho glycerin ami all of the chemical laboratory nro upon face all stage touching and tlie habit i- so firmly that even in the clear and beautiful light of the faces plastered and In the strong noon light the cheeks appear in a sickly rose lilao tho eyoB ave underlined with and the lips are so glossy and brilliant with scarlet grease paint that they betray how little they are Those much used are loss And all of this for for H Is it not contrary to tho laws of cleanliness and propriety to keep tip this constant And tho fine water which God WHICH MAKES THE AND it preferable to that method of which deceives no one and ia but an admission of inferior a sort of patchwork ] It is enough that tko actresses use methods which their requires in tho in daytime MAY THEY AN EXAMPLE A GOOD IN THIS CASS TO OF LEISURE AND MAY THESE SKINS DISAPPEAR FROM CIRCULATION IN EVERY CITY REPUTED FOR ITS GOOD Vou would soon see that no Vinman core I t If any THAT AUK ITER DO XOT THOSE COLORED TO THE AND WELL Til AT X O AVF WENT AT A SWIFT Could Only Llo Down and on Railroad Man Jl. i ridu of Rvo miles on a hand week liy Bishon K. lie id of church in wan for a known churchman is now years on from on liis Hf at tho Adamstown and was to al an important business meeting of in this Tho took tho steam - cars for but when half way hero the engine was and all further progress was To ono of tho train foil tho lot of mail The wreck had curred at a and is u car bo rim to by gravity where bo Tho man a put dm mail and whoa au elderly man of build asked whether could ride said the you've got to take the old man The bishop quietly smiled and said he and was because liu was not known to the conductor of tho They were quickly and as the car gained it down tho incline very Tho bishop could not an upright no how ho tried to by stiffening his legs and mopping swayed from side to side and tho man ut brake grasped the wheel with lioth hands and kept his eyes well As tho truck dashed down a deep grade making a great deal of noise tho bishop had to take off his Hig looks and beard in tho Then ho sat Next he lay Hat with tho mail bag for a Tho ride had become last and go 80 young said the bishop as he turned not the hard floor of the hand Next he tried to sit slower said the On went tho oar at thirty miles an hour and swaying trow side to appealed the hilt tho wont Then tho bishop asked to get bat Wahl was too in a He not Thu bishop looked over tho Side of the oar and saw a deep wooded with sharp up at Don't run so the toll you go slower or we'll bo Finally the railroader V maintain and temper any or wish How the boll to tills by slow UeU oa i You'll to ' The then to li and kept truck lli on sharti to I I In- old and we'll ( all ( tell yon to slill don't Thru ivas held to the of the his and in hh the car and down thr hill and over and finally was 1 and the bishop was I said Wahl tho mail hag to an is yon and lie and tho wiped tin dust from liis a trolley car and got in in tinio to moot bis It was a novel ho related Iho Htory of Ills on a handcar lo Ibo young and cautioned lo bin and when ho learned his bat was that ho hail not been more in bin said did iiol want to bo bothered in Attacked by a null Akron Monday James was vie lini of an attack bv a in thu cnl tie yard of A. of | The animal turned upon him and knocked him and then began to bunt tho Alanson who waa engaged at a abort camo to the armed with a yoke just as tho bull had succeeded in pushing the Mr. walked to bis but from his injuries soon made tho of a Ono rib was to he broken and wore many bruises on his body and He has since been t liis bed and is much IC Uio nil had not been dehorned it is very likely have Still Akron Tim big Sioux City A freight train which arrived in City over the road shortly after 9 o'clock last brought tho body of Stewart Gwynne of who had fallen the iit earlier in tho and who had died on the way City as a result of Gwynne was trying to catch a ride to As the car ho was on being from tho train ho made an unsuccessful leap tor another car and fell beneath the wheels of the moving A partner who was with him did not remain in tho vicinity after he had told man's The body wiis picked up by the train and a found that both legs and one arm had been Gwynne was Ho was put on tho train to bn brought to City and placed in St. Joseph's but he passed away an hour and a half later in the vicinity of Harry a mi tho only to flic In the story lust he we came through at a o'clock we came to atop in order to an car on the rear of the We were up on a and I was inst g ready to loosen tlic car I noticed this man board I lie get no lo ami climbed up ii the the when he Miw I dene he ii run for the next but by Die time he was in jump the cars were llist fell to the and was under the tlie When 1 ( the lor the leil the irain did not come lu had been pretty immediately 1);-. of who attended tlin We then the oil tlie irain 1/ring him 111 the doctor Tlie lived an hour Ji halt atler The body was to Wiide will bold iiii at 1 this The dead seems to have been about years of He was and heavy His clothes were A letter was round in the dead It had been received by him at and was from his K. Twenty-fourth svas dated August The letter adds a touch of to the in it is full of brotherly advice and words of 11 is to bo taken from the contents of the that young had written home in rather a discouraging fur his brother him to keep a upper you feel he who even the chance lo make an honest The elder brother advises the younger to avoid He asks him to remember he has a home and many friends ill are strong and have a he little realizing thai within throe days his brother would bo lying on an undertaker's The last night Percy K. Gwynne of tho dead of bis The visit of Pawnee Dill's Wild West show at Correctionville lust Saturday resulted in a riot morning inst after in Joe an employe of was shot and instantly killed by Hartley n young man ef lown who was with 1 by from the infuriated hundreds of vengeance for the Tho rioters in Cave had taken breaking windows and and threatening to burn the After Cave's escape from the in charge of who him to Sioux City for tlie mob a member of the bridge whose name was not supposing him tu be Cave and not until after he had been slugged in the head with a and cut in the back with a knife was he rescued and his lie was not the man Denny Sheriff K. and Special H. both residents of who brought Cave to Sioux declare that Cave acted in self defense in the and Dr. H 1'. mayor of over the distance to tin Journal that this is opinion of his fellow citizens and that Maj. is known as the propriet i r of the and R. W. of the side the the Mayor also said that is a highly man in the never ire was engaged in any lis a r. Ill interview al Cave ran the crowd for a lOU or and me liay in the hotel I turned 1 lien mill was by a d' some witli knives witli all of them and evi nr kit me. I warned 1 r I man at 1 lired and he Paw in himself toM me lavo dene the I did in self defi Cave did iiol up loth I A a local election lu a German town only one man appeared at tho nomination do yon Inquired j the was tlie vou accept The laughed and we must try do yon accept the A escaped the lips of the perplexed but ho went the third do you same the you accept The man rose and a smile of over his face as ho answered been three limes solicited How Strikes May By ANDREW CARNEGIE I can no longer decline to accede their Ho then A man at a fashionable bar In New York called for a and then had to the drink mixer that It was he wanted bo got order the In the east can't down Kentucky knows what Is and how It got Its did It get Its too ago Urst distillery ever In Tennessee was set lip 111 Davidson It was called tlie customers who at the specially to drink in the oC 111' a drani as 'a horn of tlie e first slate to be west of tile Ibe spread all over west into word Xew York ipa Jury Inii ihu Sioux J. Harley lias exonerated by II jury at b the killing of an of e Bills WiM West show was released fri dy by The jury which exonerated HIE Plymouth County's Show Opens Next Groat activity in tho work of pro paring for the fair next week now at tlie grounds and at the of Shafor in the opera Tho liog and sheep show to bo largest and the tnost attractive in the of Already over seventy horse and cattle stalls have been farni of town a few weeks ago has Tho display ot pro but it still to It has south been flow with the other springs nearby and has now begun the process of lowering tor in Wells in its gusher promises to provide ing Advertised wa- Tho Dick y K. Jones E. Amo 10 M 5 uer E. duets to bo much belter than at In speed lino many have already been made and more will bo made in tho few of oar al the and Fonda fairs which are being held this week securing entries for tin Many now and novel attrac will he on the to outer the of visitors who will be ill LeMars next week at tho oa firn and tornado insurance ' Mw my fellow to accept WOULD LAY IT as a maxim THAT THERE li KO EXCUSE for A STRIKE OR A LOCKOUT UNTIL OF HAS BEEN DY ONE P R. TY AND OY the No trouble attends oven at pres. lit the of suitable men In between here is a natural aim ug til expose their business to in they have nut entire Wo lack XI far in a retired class of men of OUR VILE PRACTICE 13 to KEEP ON ACCUMULATING mors DOLLARS UNTIL WE If it wore the custom as it is in for men to withdraw after acquiring a this clasi proper WHAT WE MUST SEEK IS A PLAN BY WHICH THE men will HIGH THEIR EMPLOYERS ARE HIGH PRICES FOR THE PRODUCT AND HENCE ARE making LARGE PER WHEN THE EMPLOYERS ARE RECEIVING LOW PRICES FOR PRODUCT AND THEREFORE SMALL if ANY THE MEN WILL RECEIVE LOW If plan can be found and will be the in their and calling fortitude in will be no and instead of a nf will bo a feeling uf partnership and worn Is by some as a ror It to its new wearer at any to do so. wear a Ilk at tier lie r Is by a u has away Its newness by it a Home of 11"' does not end ritual It. it le cut Into OC It is Kie kimil and 1 ot happily year It U 11 Is divided the lo pive lo luck a devoted lier on the and In each receives a pair of blue silk from Couple On Dr. and both of were united in in in The bride 1 lie of and n and cili of the -on of a of the is When the jn of St. Unit tho when cei e lobe liad the largo with and of the to the arrival of liio and Ibc al the ot M 11 and lohn of the was together hen it beard I lie of Dr. W one Ihe of 11 and t of grls who wi present when tic trouble to when the i-v nee of billowing was taken Special Policeman K. H. ilT C. Stetzell of Wat a 11 and 1'". H. Tho Verdict nf the jury is iiH State of Woodbury At an holden at slate of on Ihe and days of August before Justice of the P. acting the body of Joseph there lying by Iho jurors whoso names are hereto said jurors upon their oaths after having heard the evidence and examined said Wo do that tho came to his death by a gunshot wound in head caused by Hurley Cave firing a at the said Tho Haid Harley Cave acted in self defense in tiring ii and was in no doing and we hereby fully and completely exonerate said Harley Cave in his act as above set Given under our hands at the time and place of said as A Bobby Into house In a of Ills bands were smeared with a liberal of some sticky and Ills wore u glow of those new people across the way don't know he got a sign on front door that says you are covered with Von to be ashamed of said Ills sign was put np to warn people keep away from persisted witli the of a richly rewarded It wasn't and I It was The of tho B. belli al last wook the will bear some political We are that by a ion of circumstances has been for the of ii liquor lo gain in dominate parly of our state and to in for the in wealth one ever so far his public is Ills in the timo Of its on an licket for the and election to aid tile return of the salo issues raised in are trivial and and Ihe failure of the platform lo the reformation ruse used by Iho tools of rum to campaign wo them lo the contrary imd iii that the ion noted 1b not a reward for services rendered the Persuaded of 1 he foul and clandestine treatment of the 1,'1'eiitest of moral ill villi of not up of statements in tho platform and and tho has noticed that In ex old age people grow rapidly so a person formerly of average height Into a diminutive man or A German contemporary points out this of height as early as of At we are body has reached Its full which Is for a few after which the AI and for many yeara the Is ho alow as lo be almost but at age of about It begins to be and afler 70, even a veteran does not stoop 111 fact that he Is served of Miss Mary Schaul of said of anil Wagner of Alton served as tho maids Miss lieck ol and and 1 lie Is u cousin of the and 1 mass servants Joe ami and are of bride woro a do sole and her were attired in organdie tho groom and bis wore Iho Alter al iho young was given a at 11, the lime of her home of tho parents of tho tor bore also a rich dinner was ' and costly presents ami groom ul their In the Mary of lieck has boon an active visited the young couple mid sang several wedding one and lo H. C. H A. W of Make your this week at of secretary ill opera house Do not it olf until the last moment of fair days everyone is Vou will havo to wait if yon Your entries may not bo made as you when awards are made and tills makes it for all eon Avoid the rush in your If yoit come in A X religions whose hobby was went the great evangelist one day and put the do yon ever lu lend to do any preaching against the I may some will are eoli One Wny of see fellow over He to go Ihe sumo college I I wonder If he members f loan of he you won't get Is like an air there may bo nothing In but It many a hard Editor mo as j a for tho of ecu nly | that which feels treasurer to the of tho ucta Is ot comity i continued I candidate a creature of his that ho is and will to be a servant of now controlling Iti wu will use every honorable endeavor to compass oC head of Iho republican and and usurping spirit of Guts Mrs. A. been allowed claim Of back pay Irom the pension bureau on ot her deceased ut tho rate of per from tho date on August 1802, to the of her widow pension under iho general Me. Harrington fur at N. la Co. of Now al lliu out ol the Civil was cut In tho by one of Ills which him for military and partially for manual labor during rest of his i Rural on of this In Akron Tel has boon In and sent lo tho de- of Louis and at a for Miss Uio ot free rural routO The ceremony was by a No. which would run from Akron In large of friends and relatives passing the young lioth wore born the n Miss being Hural No. loading from Mr. and in a has Moser his operation for lliu daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William |y u lO Long ot the and route No. to tho families as woll as Ihu contracting havo yet been nro beloved ami la Ibis Inspector is expected and Iho with to here In a short good will he will miiko Ol and best wishes of a largo circio of No. and a bright future before teems for i Tho happy event was duly Uou and new routes will al tho boino ot the bride's filly bo in In a fow from and wore for the Wo lender our and A 4 when you fool oao coming on by Cold Prepared lu capsules euro you SOc. hereby bouse nine to a game ot ball to be played at the ball park time as is most POP A. barn foot AU Hour by Spoils u good wagou and a good pony Enquire at  

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