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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

@eIeite CUR Iestsn Rubsifdtte su sebsn.
Sd babe ielbft ioeben in Der rSt. Charles
Gimss" seIeien, bag in bieism Gountp nod
teine ioIae srOBartise gesrdbniBfeier itatts
s%efunbex bat.
Oieiss 1T abermals Elm 3eiden, bag trot
Der matsriaIifii9sn 9lni4auunsen, baB
trus 9aRsrbaftisteit unb chronological Der
iesisen uerbsrbtsn 0elt, bic 9riitIi9e Gus
seno benno9 adtuns erswinst uno am Gn:
be ben Siss ibsr aIes anbere errinst.
ytun rufen mir Der Seimsesansenen nod
aus tiefitem Ser3sn elm Soft sebe ibr bic
epise &ube uno Sriebe ibrer II1e gu, sinen
6rieben, wel9es sieies SbaI Der Ebrdnen
mid Su sebeu uersab.-R. |. p.
;. ;.
QGie mir aus benz vQeWiars Sentinel"
ieben, IL Sobn Irenot's 6aus su 8obbad,
Blpmoutb 60, Soma, am Montas uoriser
Wo9e elm &aub Der Elammen aeworben.
Srau Irsnbt mar nit glssln uno Baden
in Der Ride bsiddftist, ais fs 8au9 aus
benz anftoBenben 3immer brinsen fab. sic
0ffuete bic Gbiire unb iab oas 3immsr pou
Rau5. Sic ffiirste mad benz oberu Stod;
merle, bod parb fe bur9 cine &au9uols
te ;uriidssbrdnst unb wenise I~usenblite
barauf idlusen bic Slammen gum Ssnifsr
binaus uno ebe cine orbsntIide 9iIfe seIeis
itet werben tonnte, mar oas gauge @ebdube
in 0ranb. Serr Arenbt unb iein Sobn
pfisten Wsile pom Srte. Oils ie ben
Rau9 iaben, eiltsn lie mad Sauie, bod IS
mar 3u ipdt. Die Brisfidaften Der Yoits
Office wurben serettet = nsbitbem etuaS
&leibuus. S9ulb an Der Ssusrsbrunit
trdst wabri9einli1 elm i9aobaftsr &amin.
Ssrluf $l4OO, wopon $500 bur9 Ser:
ii9eruns sebedt finb. W0se Serr 9lrsnbt
ben SerIult nidt ;u bart nebmen!
Wenisfcns 200 ~unierer 9anbsleute
nabmen Woutas lire Sirserpapiere bier in
Dubuque; mande iinb i9on 8 bis II Sab
re uno nod LANCER i'm 2anbe semeien.
Sober ~eiaseIne itimmte fir GiIoen.
9Sic mir na4trasli9 ~eriabreu, 1T Ssrr
So. .. 6offmau pom 0emars, pon ben Oes
motraten ais Superuiior BON plymouth
Co., uominirt morben. OBJ er srrpibIt ODER
seboten worben III, wiiien mir nod ni9t.
IN 1cte>bcs>Nnr Gownibip, Sadion
Co.. Soma, 1T Gerr s. u. Roob, unier
8orsdnssr, gum aiefor, Collector unb
6rieoensridter erudblt worbeu. Inter ben
ermdblteu Sruitees bsfinbst fi1 unisr
~2anbsmann, Ssrr 8auib. Gum glsrs lit
Serr Sarmsier unb gum Gonitablsr 6'rr
Ws. Bors erudblt worben.
Sebes Sabr fragile man Bel uns wessn
9uremburSer &aIsnber na9. lin uniern
9eiern ben @efaIsn ;u tbun, babsn mir
bieies Sabr probeusiie $50 Stid
2urem burger 9ausfreunb
beifsat, bic mir, ba mir tsins weitere He9.
hung barber gu fibren s~eionnsn iinb, nur
9esen ginienbun9 pom 2 5 Gentscash
uerienbsn. 8eiteuunssn nebmen mir isst
i4on entsssen. Die 8alenosr lansen
wabri9einlid erit Swii4en Mitte uno gnbe
DECEMBER an.
Snbem mir ben 6erren oanfcu, bic in
6olge ~unieres Nufrufes uns 2iitsn Der an
ben peri4iebenen YrisifersS eminarsn ftus
birenben 2%uremburssr einianbten, tbeilen
mir nit, bag mir bieie Beri4te per6fients
Ii9en, iobalo mir aIss Bacterial an Sanb
baben,-was bis iest nod nidt gan; Der
Sal 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

por3IsIides &obmaterial unterftist wirb,
bate f40n unb jabIrei9 ausaeifeat. Gns:
lambs @ldier finb betannt; aud bier IL
Inertennensuertbss ssleiitet. Sin Seriu9,
mad Der Nrt Der usnetianiideu farbise bet:
sufteuen, 1T gut %selunsen. Sn Der Wfas
t4inerbale Seist England wenis Weues.
ENGLAND sesenibsr bat 5rantrei4 ausse:
felt. 9ier 3isbt bsionbes bic Bronco,
bic WSbeI un6 bas BorSeuan uniere Nuf
mertiamteit auf i9. Sn Iesterem fibrt
6rantrei9 cine neue Gednit Dor, bic babin
ausIduft, baB man ais Maie cine Wiid:
uns BON @pps unb anberen 2bonarten
peruenbet. gs bate bisie Maiie ben
ni9t unerbebli9en Ssbler, bab fe
iebr i4nea, fait unter Der Sanb trodnet
unb bab infolse befien nit ibr nur ems
fade 6Ormen aussefibrt werben %fOnnen,
is bat aber babel ben ~unsebeursn got3us,
baB ie eineu WaIsrunb absibt, wie CT
nidt i90ner sefunt en- msrbsn fam. 6ranfs
reid jeist uns ferner cine sroBs Siiqe Don
Sa4en aus benz @ebiete Der GerfiIinbu:
ltrie, aud bic WetaQte4nit 1T in beruors
rasenoer Weiie uertreten.
I'm Srantrei9 idIieBsn ii9 nun nod an
bic Sdweis, 8eIsien, fie Meberlanbe,
Vratlien nnb Werico, Staaten, beren
M~usteQunsen BON %serinserem Snterehe
inb. Die S9weij bate Defenders bas
llnterri9tsweien beriidRdtiat, bann aber
aud i90ne Glider ausseitelt. Merifo u.
Braiilien batten fi9 weientli9 auf Raturs
probucte bei9rdnft, Werito ipecieu auf
Saspis; elm &amin aus bieier Steinart 1T
pom beuti9en 8aiier ansetauft unb wirb
cine i3ieroe bes SdIofes biIben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
6srSers Concentrations 9erifon, erife

Ssrbers Gonbsriations 9erifom, sritsr
Salbbanb. Dieies 9eriton empfebIsn mir
alien benen unierer 9eier, bic ii9 mad sis
mem sutsn, tatboIii9en @erte Der 9lrt ums
isbsn. gs entbdlt In fnapper s~ebiesener
Bsarbeituns ales bas, mas In ben uerf9ies
bensn 8randsn bes meni9Ii9en 0ifsns
unb 8Snnsns i'm sswSbnli4en 9eben nil.
isnsmsrtb III unb III elm erelentes Bud
gum Na1idIasen unb guffrii4en bss &c:
Sd9tniies. Oas Wert eri9eint in 4
Bdnbsn srobtsn Sctauformatss Ober in so
Ssftsn BON 4 bis 8 Bosen. Der Yreis
bss Ssftss 1T 25 Gents: MOnatIi9 wirb
elm Ober suei 9efte a~usseseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Die Snbianer &a6e ober bie S9ret.
tensta9 Neu ulm i'm Sabre
1862 uon alb. SersbOIo 1T Der Gitel
zines Dsrtes, oas mir nit wabrsm Der:
sniissn s~eleien baben. g8ir empfeblsn ben
Intauf auf's 8armite. Wait GROCER 8Iar:
belt I6ilbsrt Der bo6w. SerfaGsr bic al
ben Snbianern b%eSan9susn S4winoeleien,
Die idrsdli9e 6olsen fur Die @eiBen unS
bic gsfraiuns Der iduIoisen &Otbbduts.
Oas 8ert 1T elm wertbuoller Beitras sur
@el6i9te Minneiotas. Us 1T gum yrsiis
Don So Gents aus Der Pultetii4sn Bud:
Gambling 81 beSisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Bon Der 6riitfatbolii6en 6anbpofile bes
sbrw. p. 9eonbars @offtne bat bic
Ssrberi9e Bu9banbIuns cine neue anssas
be ueranitaltet, bic mir uniern 9eiern re-
c%ommunbiren. Die Sanbpoitiae 1T bes
tanntli9 idon ldnsit als zines Der beiten
INTERRUPTS: unb @rbauunssbader betannt
uno in S~auienbsn unb Sauiencen bon
gremplaren psrbreitet. Yreis gut ssbuns
ben $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Die Ssrbsride 8u9banbluns, go. 10
Soutb 5. Str, st. Souls. NO., Ieste uns
Dor:
Die &atbolii6en @iiinnen, bisie idSne
iluitrirte Monatsidrift, bic bas 0eben unb
~unierer Wiiiondre in ben f~erniten
@esenben bes Grbtreiies i9ilbert, fam
nidt senus seprieien werben. SIR Yreis
1T bios $l.75 pr Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Glaubsuss unb sittsnlehre Der tatboIi

0laubenss unb Sittenlebre Der tatboIis
i9en 8ir9e barssftellt pom DR.. s. &oL
fus, Yfarer, unb s. s. BrdnbIe,
Rsetor, 5eft II d Is. Dniss pra1tuoIe
Wsrt elm id5nes 9esenfhid gu 8uiins
gers 2eben Gbriiti, ioate In teinem tas
tbolii4sn 9auie feblsn. gs lit nit idO:
nen S9nittsn se3iert, eri9eint complet in
25 9ieferunsen unb foitet 20 Gents bic
2~ieferuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

gon ben idon 70 oft Iobsnb beruorses
bobenen Wcdtimmen fir bas fatbolii6c
Bolt iinb uns bic 9efthen 8 unb I uno s
3~useJanssn. Serbarbtne, cine br
wdbrte @ebetserb0buns g, 1T Der
SnbaIt bes einen, Der gulturfamfin
einem Sbeefrdns9en, Der Snbalt
bes anbsrn. 8stbe lebr leienspertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
2tterarti6eS.

slus Der 8udbanbIuns Der 9sbriSer
gen;iser erbielten mir:
9eft l unb 2 Der 3siti9rift: Mlte unb
ieue gSelt, Sabrsans 1877. Die Sefte
bieies Subrsansss i4lieBen fid oenienisen
Der fribern Sabrsdsse wiirbis an. preis
per 6eft 20 @ents. SdbrIi9 erideinen l6
9efte. Bel 8orausbe3abIuns cine i@One
Yr6mie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Steiner &ats1ismus uon g. W. WiIs
Ter, C.. S. s. r., uno &atbolii4er &ates
&ismus BON bemislbsn. Dieie &ate1iss
men, bic pom mebreren 8ii90fen senebs
mist finb, empfsblsn fi9 bur9 ibre tlaren
unb fnappen Mntuorten. Wir 3weifeln
ni@t, baB fe balb ginsans in bic tatboIi,
i1en S1uIen finben merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

n Guide to church furnish
ing, beiBt elm 6anebud, bas uns A. H.
Andrews d Co. aus gbicoso 3uianbs
ten. 3war lit bic anleituns fur protelans
tii4e Rir4en bersdnet, bod iinb aud Wins
te barin entbaltsn, bic Bel Der ginri9tuns
neuer fatboIii9er &irdeu iebr wobl benutt
wer6en tSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Bratti9 enslii&e Grammatif BON
8. Sabn. Yreis SO Gents. Sisie nod
einsm nsusn Blame bsarbeitste 9rammatit
t6nnsn mir mad Durdii9t gum Stubium
Der ensIii4sn Spra9e empfebleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Bon Der id0nen Sussnbi9rift Waria
6ilf, bic 9err s. 8. Renfert in @leue.
lamb publi5irt, erbielten mir bic October
gtr. Gri9iene bas glatt nur reselmdBissr,
mir wirben es auf's Bette preilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
@rabi6ceie ct. 9ouis.

lleber bic Ginmeibung bes tatboIii4en
3ufudtsbauies in @Ieneoe, Mo., i9reibt
Der vSerolb bss @laubens."
Oie gnitaIt itebt unter 0situns Der @rifs
li9en 8rio:r, wsl9e ii9 nit Trsubsn ies
ner i9wierisen sufsabe sntsr3isbsn, pers
wabrloife &nabsn wieber gu orbsntliden
Meniden gu ersisbsn. 8isbsr muSte bic
InitaIt bic Iufnabme iebr bsi9rdnten,
pirb aber erlt Der Bau po0itdnbis pouens
bet isin, mas in Anbetra4t Der berpdbrten
Spferwiaisteit Der ct. 9ouiier RatboIiten
ii9 balb eruarten ldBt, 10 bietet bic Gins
ltaIt &aum fir $50 Rnabsn."
Ser Yropiu,ial Der 5raujistaner Der
Weiti. S~roensprOuin; mirb auf ieiner
Heiie mad Nmsrita bisier in ct. 9ouis
ermartet. Nad isinsr Nntunft beabi1.
tist man bic @rinouns mebrerer nsuer
6ransistansrtlOiter.
Oi6eeie @IepeIanb.
IN Glepelanb baben bic bo1w. Srans
s~istaaer Sdter in benz eisens gu bieiem
!3mede nebsn Der ct. Soispbs 8ir1e err
ri9tetsn @sbaubs cine Mtabemie fir &nas
ben srOfinet. Die 2sbrfdder iinb: gnss
lid, Osutld, 2atein, bSbere Watbsmatit
&c. 9esenudrtis tOnnen nod feline Jun,
gen 9sute in Rof unb 2osis senommsn
werben, allein far ipdter ioa AUDI bierin
ssboIfen werben.
Ot1ceie 0tuceuueS.
Scr bo&m. Batter SeHunis pom Snbias
napoIis, Sub., bat mdbrenb bes lesten
eSabres mebr ben $4l6 an bic Ban gamble
giienbabnsG ompasnie a~usbssablt, psI9e
Summe sr i'm Bei4ttubIe pon reuisen
Sinbsrn srbaIten bate.
0i6ceie Gbicasp.
am %. D. W. wurbe Der @runbiteiu
su Der neusu irii1sn 6ir4e pon Der @eburt
Gbriiti in gbicaso bur4 ben bO4w'ften
Bii9of 5olsp einseiesnet. Siele tatbOli.
l6e, irii9e gereins Der bsnadbarten @e.
meinben warsn our Ssier berbeiseifrSmt.
&ep. Or. Mc0iuaen belt Die 6eitbrebist.
OiSesis alton.
IN Cuinep, 3d., baben be bas ct.
6rancis Golsg lsitenben Yatres 6ranSiss
taner ben grbsn bes Nlitpn ben san5en,
BON Der Glms, Sines, II. unb Is. Strabs
besren,ten SIod fur $4,000 absetanft.
Apo It iii DIES Sitariat ct.
GIoub.
Der bo4w'ite Serr gii9oi u. Seiosn.
bui9 ertbeilte am %. October benz bo9w,
9u. @. Srodmapsr, weI9er in ct,
Sobn's college feline Stubisn p%oaenbete,
bic Yriitsrmeibe. Dieter neussweibte Yrie'
iter, iopie Der bo1w. Sr. Str6ble, bisbe,
Pfarrer in New Yort uno 6r. s. S9wars'
maper beseben ii9 mad ct. Vincents, Ya.,
nm In Der bortissn Gbtsi ii9 gum @intrit
in ben Sensbittiner:S rbsn porsubereiten
Mnslano.
Mus Snliuia wirb ssi9risben 9enera
Oasa Der prouiioril9e Yrdlioent Der &e
publit, bat elm Wanifeit e%rlalen, worin e
inter anoerem %poaltdnbiss 6reibeit Del
llnterri9ts, cine before Organization be
grmee uno cine burdsreiienoe &efcrm be-
Miinslpltems ueripridt. &ifli9tli9 be
YsSiebunsen 3wilden Stride II. Staat beiB
es in benz Manifelt. ,Oas gesenwartis
StaatSoberbaupt. bas Der fatbolilben Ne
ligion auiri9ti9en 9erSerS Sugetban III
piro ii6 bsltreben, cine felte Stiibe unle
rer 81. Stride 81 lsin unO Safir Gorge 8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Der Ncreinsbotc. Oas Organ bes
Z. t. Geniral:Ter Fam uns in ieiner Nos
uembsr Nr. gu, bic uiel bss @uten entbdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14

Sonntassialenber unb &alenber fur
Seit Il Gmigfeit pon Nlban StoIS
beoirfen teinsr weitern @mpiebIuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
airalias Qtuigktitsn.
Snlanb.

Die orei a~lteiten Yrieifer in ben Ser.
Staaten tnb P. &ssnan BON 9aneaiter,
ga. /; P. Mcglrop S. j., psl1er i'm lestsn
Rries MtIitdr: Raplan in Der Ser. Staaten
@rmee war unb P. Oominit Souns Elm
Dominitaners Yrieifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-11-14
Gr3bi0ceie Baltimore.

eaut Nnuronung bes bodm'iten Grsbis
i9ofs BapIep pom Baltimore iolen BON
iest an ale Srauunseu BEL Gage f~tattfins
ben. Oas lift gut! No9 better wdr's,
wenn iie am Rorsen bel Der 81. WeHe
itattfinben.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
rKarKcrloS

he who boasts Of bcing perfect j. per
feet IN folly have beea good deal ~
and down 10 the world, and I never did
see either perfect horse or pericci
msu. aud | never shall until two Sundays
come together, You cont make white fiour
out Of coal cAck, nor perfection out Of
human nature he who looks for L had
better look for sugar in the sea, The
old saying Il. "Lileless, taultless,' OF
dead meu We should say nothing bot
good, but as tor the living, they are tar
ni.hed more or less with the black brush,
aud half au eye can see Il, Every bead
has soft place IN Il, aud every bcArt has
ils black drop. Every rose bias it's prick
les, aud every day It's night. Even the
sun shows spots, aud the skies are dark
ened with clouds. No body is 80 wise
but he has folly enough TO stock stall
at Vanity Fair. Where | could not see
the fools cap have, nevertheless, beard
the bells jingle As there IL no sunshine
without some shadow, SO il all human
good is mixed up with more or less evili
even poor law gusrdians hAve their
little ailings, and parish beadles are not
wholly OF heavenly nature. All mems
faults are not written on their ioreheads,
aud il is quite as we'll they arc not, for
hats would need wide brims, yet as
sure as eggs are eggs, faults Of some sort
nestle in every mans bosom, There is
no telling when mans sins may show
themselves, for haies pop out Of a ditch
Just when YOU are not looking for them,
A horse that is weak ia the legs may
not stumble for a mile or two, but it's In
him, aud the rider had better hold him
up well. The labby-cat is not tapping
milk just now, bet leave the dairy door
open, aud we will see If she IL not as bad
a thief as the kitten. There's fire in the
flint, cool as it looks; wait till the steel
gets knock at II, aud you will see.
Every body can read that riddle, bat Il is
not every body that will remember to keep
his gunpowder out Of the way Of the eau
die.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
HE DEMANDED A DIVORCE.

A man with bad looking nose aud a
melancholy appearance generally, enter
ed Justices Office the other day, aud
slanmiug paper down on the desk be
exclaimed:
| submit the docs aud demand di-
vorce!
The court looked at him in puzzled
way, aud the stranger continued:
Hump the papers together mighty
euick' for she's out after dray to move
the furniture!
can't give you a divorce, answered
bis honor,
Here's the cash down, misterl said the
stranger. pulling out small tin box full
of shinplasters, aud here's charges that
will make your blood run cold
l He was instructed as TO what steps be
must take, and in bis excitement and
con fusion he went away leaving the docs
ON the desk. The charges read as fol-
! lows:
/. Pulling hair, jaSing aud kicked
I me.
2. More pulling hair.
8. Kicked me Christmas day, and
can prove it.
4. Tried to piz@n me, aud then jawed
around .
8. sitting down cellar and reading
dune novels, aud then striking me when
talked to her like q father.
c. Teasing inc to take her to a circus
and then getting mad aud running
mighty good dish-pan.
Z. Jawing, kicking fighting, cussing
threatening, making up faces aud de
manding money to bay Ice cream an'
candy for darncd old reIAshans. Aud >
forth, 10 wit, aud good many othe
things which can prove strsighLer'n
string. Gentlemen, grant me this di
yoroe and will vote for you II you eve
run for alderman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
nor nNaor. or , poe sroH,

Last Friday night mtn, ubose uamo
Is not known. threw 4 smal iag ia,o tue
river from The railroad bridge lntbad
Of passiug over the falls, a. Was expected
ths dog reached large piece 81 loe ,lose
20 the brink, lie was seeu there Satnr.
day, Sunday snd Monday, but 40 one
venturcd 10 rescue him an attempt was
made to influence hin to Jump Into tbe
river By throwing stohcs az him. bat ID
failed. The moaning of thO DOG during
the night was pautul 20 listen 10. About
noon Tuesday, two small bsys passed
over The bridge, and seeing tho dog. de.
termincd 20 rescue him Neither Que Of
them would 20 alone, but zach chalIeng.
cd the other 70 go with bin. They
started, walked through thc cold water
to where a single mistep would have sent
them TO their death below the falls, pick.
ed up the poor dog and regaiued tho
bridge In safety TO receive the hearty
compliments 81 those who hal Witnessed
their daring adventure ,he dag whuu
rescued had been on the iue just above
the brink Of the falls for four days, aud
was 80 weak that he could not staud up.
Il would afford great deal Of satistac-
tion TO many that witnessed The dogs
misery 10 see the mau who threw him
into The river properly puuisbed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
WHAT THEY PAY.

One man pays SI2, 600 tor the privilege
OF hiring out rolling chairs at the centen.
nial at fifty cents all hour, and further
agrees to pay $40 for each chair over 800
he may have 10 use. II is estimated that
he will find employment for not less than
450 in all, and the commission therefore
expects TO receive from him SlS,0OO.--
Another gives $4,000 for the right TO
sell soda water to thirsty visitors, and be
will pay also twenty cents on every
gallon sold. His sales are estimated at
lG0, 900 gallons, so that the commission
will receive from him S62 900. The Cent
tennial Catalogue company pay 100000
for the privilege Of supplying the official
catalogue of the exhibition in four vol
umes, at twenty-five cents each, with the
right to include twenty-five pages of adj
yertisements In each volume. For the
right to sell cigars and tobacco In five
stands in the exhibition grounds tobac-
conist pays $4,000. A hotel TO accom-
modate 5000 guests is building just out
side the grounds, but on land controlled
by the centennial commission, for which
SIC, 800 ground rent is to be paid. Six
restaurants within the grounds will pay
So 900 each. The centennial photograph
company pay $4,000 Tor the privilege OF
taking photographs in the grounds, and
also pay ten per cent on the gross receipts
over $50 900. The Vienna bakery pays
$3, 900 for the right TO exhibit the pro-
cesses and sell the products OF an Aus
trian baking establishment. The Gen.
tennial National Bank is assessed $1,000
for the right to do banking business.-- -
| A pop corn man is taxed 81 900 for the
right 10 vend his unsubstantial provender
to the hungry millions, aud peanut
merchant offered $4,000 to be allowed tc
dispense that plebeian luxury, but the
commissioner draw the line at peanuts
aud that avenue to fortune is barred
Ten cents per gallon will be charged
upon all malt liquors brought upon tht
grounds for sale, aud the income from
this source is estimated at $4,000.
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nearly the appearance ETA herd Of caltls
ia the deep shadows, and completely
deceived lhe sentinel, who was probably
thinking more q the music and dancing
below than 81 lbe wKiehiul enemy whe
had been haunting tbc gloomy woods q
JedburFh
The Black nouglas, or Good james,
Lord Douglas, a. be was called by ihf
scots. fought. a. have already .aid with
King Robert Bruce st BanBockburn. -
One lovely June DAY, 10 the far-gone
year Of 1929. King Robert lay dying lie
called Doug as TO bis bedside, aud told
him that Il had been one Of the dearest
wishes Of bis heart to 60 to The Holy
Laud and recover Jerusalem from the
infidels; but since he could not 90, be
wished him 10 embalm his heart after bis
death, aud carry Il TO the Holy City and
deposit II in the Holy sepulehcr.
Douglas had the heart Of Bruce EN-.
balmed aud enclosed In silver case, aud
wore il on silver chain about bis neck.
He set out for Jerusalem. bat resolved
drst 10 visit Spain and engage IN the war
against the Moorish King Of Grenada.
Tie fell in Andalusia, in battle. just
before his death, be threw the silver
casket into the thickest Of the fight, ex-
claiming: Heart Of Bruce, follow thee
or die!
His dead body was found beside the
casket, and the heart of Bruce, was
brought back TO Scotland aud deposited
in the ivy-clsd Abbey Of Melrose.
Douglas was a real hero, aud few
things more engaging than his exploits
were ever told under the holly and mis-
tletoe, or IN the warm Christmas light Of
the old Scottish Yule-logs. 81. Nicholas.
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Que OF our citizens Il blessed, or other
wise, with very stubborn wife. IN his
case be finds that when a woman will
she will, you may depend ont, and
when she won't she won't, aud that's an
end ont. This peculiarly Of disposition
10 bis wife il no secret among biz associ-
ates, and one Of them meeting him the
other day, asked.
W, do you know why you are like
a Donkey
Like Donkey echoed W., opening
bis eyes wide. No, don't
DO you give il upr
do.
Because you better half is stubborn
/ meas itselt
That's not bad. Ilal ha! ~ give
that 20 my wife when get home.
Mrs. W., be asked, a. be sat do"n
10 supper, do you know Why am Ike a
dopkeyi
/ lie waited moment, expecting his
/ wife 70 give II np; but she didn't. She
/ looked Al hlm some v bat ogmmiseratingly
Al she answered
suppose because you were born 20.
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noUsE NO coon ron WARRIOR.

The genuine savage can never settle
down oonieniedly. Man Friday, with
bis first trousers, is a fair picture Of tho
restiveness Of all bar barians W hen forced
into civilization. Only long education
and generations Of habit can tame tho
wild man:
Col. Stevens, an officer with much cx.
perience OF savage life, was employed on
the plains as Government engineer, TO
build number OF stone houses for the
Indian chiefs These tencments were
designed as bsits to catch their tribes
In six months all bis tenements we've
gone---sold TO the white man for few
kegs of whiskey. One big okicf, Long
Antelope, kept his house, aud Col.
Stevens rode TO see this chief, as being
man of higher hope than others OF his
race. He found Long Antelope smok
Ing in tent pitched near the window OF
his house.
Why, living in tent, Long Antelope,
when you have a good house.
Long Antelope smiled,
House good for pony; no good for
warrior-ugh
Stevens went in and foun Long Ante
lope's pony stalled in the dining room.
A house, says stephens, is too much
for full-blood Indians brain. The only
notion you can get into such fellows
head, is that to settle down, means TO
wrap his shoulders in warm blanket,
instead Of skin, to loaf about the agency
instead OF going out TO hunt, and to
spend his time In smoking and drinking,
instead of taking scalps.