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Thursday, July IL. 1879.
POLAR EXPEDITIONS.

The sending forth Of the Bennett
yacht Jeanette from San Francisco,
last week, on cruise to the far North,
revives the interest felt in Polar explo-
rations. Ever since the discovery Of
the New World, men Of the sea have
been trying to solve the problems of the
Arctic Zone. The commercial nations
Of Europe wanted q northwest passage,
and they sought it for nearly three
hundred years. The English have been
the most persistent explorers in this
direction. sending one expedition after
another, And giving to the effort hun
dreds of lives and millions Of money.
Russians. Danes. Swedes, Norwegians.
Germans. Americans and others have
joined in it !; in later years more par
ties going from our own country than
even from England. The loss of Sir
John franklin is still fresh in the minds
of our people. by reason not only OF that
loss but Of the heroic determination OF
the brave men who went in his search.
Cabot, Frobisher. Baffin, Gilbert,
Phipps, Decksnew, Behring. Vancouver,
Wrsngcll, Ross, Parry, Franklin, Rae.
Beechy, Back, Dease. Simpson, Nc
Clure. McClintock, Kane. Hayes and
Hall are names that will live forever on
account OF their connection with ex-
plorstions among the frozen land: and
seas surrounding the North Pole. The
getting up of one Of these Arctic ex-
petitions is . matter of immense cost,
of years Of time. ard Of much careful
thought. The Jeanette expedition
from its departure from New York to
its retarn. is expected to occupy five
yosrt time and to cost 100000. The
English expeditions of ls4S consisted
Of three vessels and cost $500, 900. and
the Challenger expedition Of 1876 cost
4sO0,O0O.
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from the track until few minutes be-
fore IL, when Edwards reappeared and
ran two laps briskly. This stimulated
Scott who went round at q rapid run
amid tremendous cheering. In nearing
his tent his trainers took him from the
track by main force. At FIVE minutes
to IL, Edwards bearing the stars and
stripes and surrounded by all the con-
testants except Scott, walked slowly
around a couple of laps. thunders of
applause following bis march. SCOTS
friends raised him on their shoulders
and bore him to the judges stand,
where the closing score was announced
as follows: Edwards 81 miles and
three laps, winning the belt and first
money, $1,000 McIntrye 364 miles and
three laps, second money, $50; Bow
man 357 miles and four laps, third
money. $500 Callahan 353 miles.
fourth money. $3.50; Scott 3l5 miles
and four laps; Newhoff 2i6 miles and
six laps; Kennovan 2ls miles and three
laps; Armstrong 202 miles and two
laps; McFarlane 1873 miles and three
laps; Santos 1874 miles. Thompson $50.
Chenowith l72. The prizes will be
distributed tomorrow evening.
1t is understood that several contes-
tants have challenges prepared for Ed
wards.
At o'clock Thursday morning the
ladies' match will begin.
The six days contest has been o great
success financially. and has apparently
been fairly carried out. The poor
scores made are undoubtedly sttribut-
ed to the fact that most of the con-
testsnts bad but little experience and
broke themselves down at the begin
ming.
SAN Francisco, July lon Sunday
afternoon J c Robertson, the principal
teacher at the Industrial School, was
assaulted by FIVE boys and received in
juries from which it is doubtful if he
ever RECEIVERS. Mr.. Robertson was su.
perintending the boys while they were
making their change of clothing in the
dormitory, and had occasion to correct
lad named Robert Weeks for some
infraction Of the rules. The rattan used
by him was not adequate for the pur-
pose, and he left the room to procure
larger one. While he was absent, FIVE
Of the boys determined to assault him
when he returned to administer the
punishment, and carried their threat
into execution with the above result.
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CALIFORNIA.

SACRAMENTO. July l5-A fight &C.
CURED in Chinatown tonight, 10 which
several Chinese belonging to the rival
Companies were engaged. Five or six
shots were fired. and, on the arrival OF
the police. All Let was found dying
With three bullet holes through hiS
body. 1t 10 supposed q Chinese High
binder named Wong jim is the muir.
derer. All Jsph vas found under bed
wounded in the hand, but 10 thought
not TO be the shooter. though partly
emptied revolver was found By his side.
The melee arose over dispute about .
gambling game.
SAN Francisco. July l5-Over ten
thousand attended the pavilion this
evening 10 witness the finish Of the six
days walking match. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. and the various
candidates were loudly cheered a. they
went around the track. Edwards walk.
Cd slowly. occasionally jogging lap or
two. but with no need 10 hurry a. he
has seven miles the lead. He was an.
parsntly in good condition with the ex.
cepton OF weariness from the eaertion
OF tho last few days In obtaining the
lead OF Mcintyre. After . rest of
twenty minutes he resumed his walk
At 3 o'clock. going stifiiy but improv.
ing somewhat after few laps contrary
to expectations. scott also made his
appearance on the track walking re-.
martsbly well conssdering the broken.
down condition In which be left il.
Callahan had apparently given up the
contest for the third place. and Just be.
tore 8 o'clock Bowman. Who Vas walk
sng briekly and running frequently,
soosed s5s miles placing h,m even With
Callahan. Newhod. Armstrong and
Aexasiaas mads some good laps on
exniottton. Old veteran Hennovan
$1,000 ssesdily along. and Chenowith
49,. non long ret and hohbled
saseuy sevseal lAps. Abeut 10
- noee q ~ contestants retired
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Europe.

LONDON. July l6-Mr. Tenant LIB.
eraI has been elected to the House OF
Commons from Glasgow without oppo.
sition, in place of Alexander Whitelaw.
Conservative recently deceased.
Count Schouvsloff has gone to the
Continent. He will visit Russia before
he returns.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg de.
MES that DR.. Weimer, the alleged &C.
complete of Solovieff. has been tried
and sentenced to suffer death. The
date of his trial has not yet been de-
cided on.
A dispatch from Constantinople re.
ports that letter from the British fleet
announces that the fleet will arrive in
Besika Bay next week.
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EANTERN STATES

GALVESTON, July ia Ne,cs speciai
from Fort Davis says the Indians at
tackled the Deutschenzer Rancho, three
miles east Of there. and killed Juan
Josis, o herder's wife, and drove off
sixteen horses. A party of citizens and
a detachment of troops have started in
pursuit.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, July l6-Barken-
tine Kate Sudden arrived here to-day.
She left Honolulu June twenty eighth.
Captain Ingalls, reports that the
schooner Joseph Perkins. for Port
Gamble, left the same day. Bark Liliiu,
which loaded at Port Madison in Nav,
arrived there June Gath.
Bark CAssandra Adams, from San
Francisco for Seabeck, passed up this
morning.
The Immigration Society last eve
ming elected DR.. T. T. Miaor Pre-:
ident, D. w. Smith Va resident.
W. ii. p-a-.ss secretary, and N. D.
HtiI Treasurer.
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WHAT THEY MEAN.-Wc don't be.
lievs these spots on the sun have any
infiucncc on the weather at all, We
don't care what the astronomers saw.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
jsst to remind the people that the Gen.
tsnnial Saloon Is the popular place to
get ice cold beer. - we'll as the best
brands Of liquors aud cigars.
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PIANO LESSONS.
PUPILS WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE CITY OF NEW
"A YORK wishes to take Pupils on the RANG.
ahs bas enjoyed unusual aAvsntaeees In hsxne
the best teachers that the city afforded. sno ~
tioa - parents o. guardiaps Who NAY favor hse
Vim t6otr po1yunsao, u. 00RANs
mi slssse. opvosiss usivsrsity sresn6s, - =
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NOTICE..

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
"A ngotiating . certain promissory note drawn
BY me In favor Of ". r. Impelt and endorsed by
wsdaell h Miles. for 5000. dated September, 1878,
- hold debts against said lmpstt for $37il 10.
Port Madison, July Is, 1879.
jyl6.dlm e. HAMMOND.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T.,
al

LAND OFFICE AT Oh YMPIA, w. T.,
July Sd. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN foIlovinenamed settler hes fled notice Of
his Intention 70 make hna proof in support Of his
claim, and secure FINAL entry thereof 1t the sx-
pirktion Of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, VIZ:
J. 81. Irvine, Homestead Application No. 1878,
for the lot 1, and oEk of SEX Of Section ~. Tp
an, B Z, and names the following - hts VII.
Dsssss. Viz 0ardaee ooodnAee. Of epohonish
Opun10. -. =. J. :. 19OWNs
1v15swoe 0eolseeR.
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Administrators SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR.
IN suance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
King County. Washington Territory, made on the
18th day Of july 1872 In the matter Of the estate
Of Isaac Welton, deceased. the undersigned id.
minstrat0r Of said estate will soil ct public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder tor cash. on Saturday.
August I'd. 1879. at O'Clock. P. H.. ON the Occi.
county, the following personal property, to-wit:
6ixte n Jackscrews, Wrenches, Blocks and Rol.
lers Household Furniture, one Breach. loading
Shotgun and . lot Of ammunition, Shovsls, Car.
penter's Tools. etc. II. e. HATHAWAY,
Administrator Of the estate of Isaac Welton, de.
ceased.
Dated July 18th, 1879. jy19.w7t
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- Boes Bear in pints and quart,
fbr sale By
CRAvvoaD : HAlaixsvon. Aeenta
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H A r b I Z D.

WICKERSHAM-TlNSLEY Walls Walla. July
4th. 1879, by J. d. Lamar, J. p, Isaac N. Wick.
ersham and Miss Annie E. Tinsley.
FARRON-M ORRI5ETTE-ln Wslla Wslls. July
Ath. 1879, by ]. d. Lamar. J. p. Adolph Farron
and Susan Merrisstt tie, oil Of Wslls Walla o..
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ATTENTION!
STOP! LOOK

Our New shot Revolver. 20. worth 500 for I. 80
Dixie shot Revolver, plain, ~. worth 100 for LIS
Dixie shot Revolver, long, richly
engraved, worth 500 for 2 90
Dixie shot Revolver, 80. long and
plain. worth 600 for $50
Dixie shot Revolver. 50. very hand.
somely engraved. worth 90 for $50
Dixie shot Revolver plain. 49, worth g. 90 for 90
Dixie shot Revolver, 50, engraved,
worth 900 for 400
Dixie shot Revolver, II, extra lcEg.
engraved, worth 10 for LOO
All Of the shove are lifted With improved huted
cylinder which loads and elects the shell without
removing. Warranted. Full nickel plated.
Workmanship. distance and accuracy cannot be
surpassed. Sent BY mail on receipt Of price.
Money BIZ roRistcfod letter or Port Once order
q our risk. Local agents wanted evsEywhers.
Address. TIE UxcAs PISTOL Co.. NonwIcl. OoSN.
jy3dkwlm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

CEALID PROPOSALS FOR TIE RRICTION
y Of dwelling on Fourth street. Seattle; plans
and speciAcationS to b found st F. W. Welds
Hardware SIRE Bids will be received until July
18Th. The night to reject any and oil sidsis re-
served.
jy9d1v CHAS. CASE.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

KxcLusIvELy TO rRs ISfxlLIoExcxa.
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MRS. n. PETT1BONE
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
CORNER OF CHERRY AND SECOND STREET,
SEATTLE. W. r.

Has In her &C ntrol Q CLAIRvOYANT efInra
that 10 very reliable. lersors Interested In IL
subject OF Spirit control, whether impress - -
vorably toward IL or Otherwise should - ~ =
once. Private communication given daily ~"
10 An. to 8 Pm Jyllu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
GroBes Auf(e6en in allen Sbeilen bee

Ganpss MAIDEN ausenbIidIi6 bic 8roSefe,
peI&e bic 9srren u. SOseIer u. 60. sesen
bieisnisen apotbeter uub gambler eiuseIei:
tel baben, pel9e i9 nit benz 9ertaufs Der
@aaubmunsen BON Or. ausuit &Oniss
9amburser 6amiIien : @eSibinen ubsese.
ben buben. 0ieieIben miiien ni4t ALIEN
fir isbes psrtaufte 9afet oSsr 6Iaite Ste:
9eniauft alleges, ionOern ue~rfalen auBer.
benz nod elmer StrGfe urb beSeutsnoer
Soften.
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Die osaar,a6fuuo a~fiicirte uniere Bic.

Die 2Saar,ablnns a~ftteirte uniere bte'
iisen Santen iebr wenis. IS badte fat
Itiemanb bran. Die erFe NationaIbant
e,bisIt Elm Ospoiitum uou 800 @oIb, u.
all bas @OIo, uad benz sefrast wurbe, ma:
rem $50. Die sueite RationaI Bant Be:
fam $40 bteies sleiBeuben "Details unb
sablte nur s~inSeIne @ulbfi6ie aus. Die
Commercial National 9ant erbieIt 5000
unO bate bios $40 81 3ablsn. Xie Oeutide
8ant erbieIt ni6t msbr @OIb, u. CAB ribt
mebr aus, als an seuObnIi6en @ei4dfts:
tasen; baiieIbe mar ber SAL nit Der gu:
buque County Sanf. Die meiitsn Sob
iiite, bic psrlaust wurben, bienten basu,
9ei9ente gu MAIDEN; bauptid4Ii9 uaren
es Sinf 0ouaritide. Iu9 i'm seu6bn:
Ii9en gertsbr ma9t man iest ni9t mebr
Iufisbsns uon ben @oIofi9ien, als pom
ben srinen 9uubfrOiden. Oas Yupier:
ssIo lit bequemer. Sir mande 2sute fiuO
9oIbminsen trososm nod INNER cine Ssls
tenbsit. CUR Raritat finb bic tIsinen
@reenbuds sepOrben. 6inf,s 5ebn,:
6infunb3uun;iss unb SinfSis:@ Gents Stite
erbdIt man iebr psnis. Oas SiIber bat
ibre Stele sdn;Itd einsenommeu. Sir
tIsiuere brieFi5e 3abluusen, paren bic
vSbinplaiters" duBerft bsqusm.
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Gprr e e 0fpiu WiIfesl

SEER 3. s. Stein, @iItesbarre, 9a.,
fenoet uns fOIsenbe Mitthsi!unseu Serr
g6uuro @ittemau, Elm 0uti9er in ~unierer
Stabt, lit felt unsefdbr 6 Subren on einsm
aussebro6ensn Sein uub bate sroBs
S6mersen. Seit 2 Sabreu pur6e aud
bas anbere Sein nit b6sartigem ausidIase
bebett, 10 buB er isbes 6ribiubr unO Spdt.
iabr taum 9eben foHute. Gr sebrau9te
uiele aerSte, bod tOnnte Der ausi5Ias nur
turse 3eit pertrieben perben. 0a taufte
ct ii9 cine 6Iaide ct. Satobs Del. gad
turSem @sbrau3 befeIben wuroe bsr lints
SUB wiebes gang gut, unb aud Der re9ts
SUB f9eint ii5 auf benz 8ese Der gefss
runs 5u befinben. 0te @siduulit psrs
i4wans unb nur nod einise tIeins rotbs
5Ieden iin6 iibris, wsIde i'm isbo5 ni6t
binSern, ieinen @ei6dften na9suseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

SEER So6n 9aen in Der 9adbe bes
Marttbauiss empfiebIt fi9 ben GubrIsuten
Der Staot unb ben biebertommenbsn Sars
msrn gum SeidIasen Der Yferbs unb @as
ssnreparaturen, bic in bas S9misbefad
fallen. 9err &aep lift usssn isinsr @es
fdidlidfeit aIs 9ufidmieb bstannt unb sr
rsdnet ni4t mebr fir quite &rbeit, oils Der
5armsr auf benz 9anbe, oft fir iebr fdIs9s
ties geidIasen, besabIt.
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Ueue Aaenten.

Solsenbe Serrn babsn bic Site sebubt,
bic &sentur Der reuremburser @uaette" gu
iibernebmen:
Su Wusteson, @i9isan, Serr @m.
Sdersen;
Sn 9ermiuion, Winn., Serr g. StofeI;
Sn MafiIon, Ohio, an Stele bes Srn.
8. q. SonnhaIter's, Serr g. Sell. 9rn.
Sonnbalter fir bic bisber seIeiitsten Glen:
fe our Ierbrsituns bes 8Iattes &C. unieru
beiten Dant.
OieieIben iinb baber ermd9tist, Ibon:
nenten gu iammsIn, @sIber au colIettireu
unb bafir Su quittiren.
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Weme 3tGiar66aHe.

SER anb. @ali6 ma6t bas 9ubIitum
auimertiam, baB er feline giuiarbbaue mad
SO. go Rainitrabe, cine Sbiire oberbuIt
Der Dubuque So. 8anf, perIest bot. 81
fat bas neue 2ocal beitens ausseitattet,
Mit ieiuer SiaiurobuIe lit cine 8trtb:
i9aft unb Elm Sabatsseiddft u~erbunben.
Simmer quite @etrGnte ausr art an Sanb.
8dbrenb Serr 8aIi4's &rantbsit ueriisbt
9srr SIS. WeImer bas 9ei9dft.
9uS l m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
Su Der Nadit Dor Neuiabr 5rannte 81

Sm Der gla@t Dor Reuiabr brannte bic
srcBe MabImibIe an Gatfi6, in Der Ndbe
Der Stabt, ab. Der SerIuit betrdst an bic
$25 900 unb 1T bur@ $4,000 gerfi6e:
runs sebedt. OieieIbe mar @isentbum Der
9errn Eb. 8aters, ". g. SusfOrb uno
Mper & 0essenbprf unb wirb baIb pieber
aufsebuut. Mit Der MibIe uerbruants
cine srobe WaiIe @streibe.
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Scr SranD oes Yoftanttes In
Gbica8p.
(gta9 telssrapbii9sn EspsItsn.)

(Na1 tele9rapbllbsn Sspslten.)
Sbi6on Der glrtitsl bier ni9t am sebabs
renoen YIabe 1T, 70 molten mir to5 her
Wt9tistsit Der Sa6e baIber, bic Ra9ri6t
bier mittbeilsn. I'm 81 ubr Radmittass
bss 8. DEFENDERS sntoefte man Seusr i'm
9onore Slod, @de Dearborn II. Qoams,
itraBe. Oas @sbdube, zines Der feinften
Der Stabt, mar turj Dor benz sroBeu Seuer
in 1871 erri9tet worbeu uno wurbe mad
bemieIben aus Stein, Baditein unb giisn
I'M &~enaifanceitpl iebr iOIioe pieoer auf.
sebaut. anfanss fir elm 9oteI bsftimmt,
warb es aIs Yoffamt nod benz Geuer Don
1874 benutt. gs foiiete uriprissli9
$500, coo. auBer benz Poitumt bate bic
gbicaso u. aIton giienbabn SO. unb bas
MiIiidrbepartement hes WiGouri, bas
Quartiermeiiter 9epartement unb einise
Iopotatenfirmsn ibre Bureaus barin. Oas
Ssusr entitanb In Der S9reinsrpsrtfdtte
i'm Baiement, wdbreab Der Abwelenbeit
bes arbeiters unb tbeiIte iid surd ben gIss
uator i'm gtu ben iibrisen Stoduerten nit.
60 idneq sins biss, baB bic YOiibeamten
i'm finften Stod auf bus Dad fisbsn
muBten. Cine Srau, bic bort gum Ssniter
binausi3rie, wurbe BON einem Geusrpebrs
mann nit 9sbsnsssfabr serettst. Dis
Yoffbeumten fiisssn an einem Cell pom
0a9e. Weni9enIeben sinsen feline usr'
loren. Die 8riefidaften unb ale @erib.
laden wurben serettet. Das 9oitamt
uarbe in bus neue Sinsersebdube usrIsst
unb Der 0ienit sins unsef0rt fort. 0as
fam aud nur umeritaniide @nersie. Das
Poitamt.O spartement uerIor nur fir $751;
900 se~ftempeIte 8riefcouperte. Oas @es
bdube ssbSrt Der Connecticut Mutual Sn:
SO. unb Der erlittene, aber pers
iderte S4aben bstrdst an bic $4,000.
SsneraI SHERIDAN usrIor mande usrtbuoqs
Papiere.
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ST oen,1 Ole AC6e aar 70 t6euer

ST oenm Ole Af6e gar 70 t6euer I
unb fam ma bic 9sute sar ni9t baBu
brinsen, OuB iie Bel @Iattsis unb sIattss.
frorensn Seitenwssen Gide Dor ibre Sdu:
fer i~treuen2 SIS iolte Seter, Der bas gs:
~itreuen unterIdbt, unnadfi9tIi4 NIT cine,
Celebrate belest perben unb nod better
mare es, penn man i'm fir bic SoIsen bss
I9infirSens perantuortIi9 baIten t6unte.
SaumieIisteit unb &idTdtsIofisteit berer,
Dor beren 9duier ii9 unseitOrt ~lebensse:
fabrIi6e @Ietiter biIoen, iOlte unter al.
len llmitdnben unb guar itrense bstraft
perben.
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DoRtor- nno Apot6eRer. 2se6nuu.

poRtor- nao Apot6eRer- 2se&nna-
gen MAIDEN nidt isItsn cine bsbsntIide
@bbe in bic fnanjieaen 8ufanbe zines
3ausbaItes. Spariamteit 1T cine Der
3aupttussnbsn elmer tIussn Sausfrau.
sd IuNe Or. ausuf &6nis'S
9amburser 8ru fit zee ME In mel
mem 9uuis ausseben unb babe man&en
Dollar babur4 seipart", idrsibt 5rau 6.
@rot9jabn, PenbIstOn, Mo.
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Dubuaus ben 6. Sanuar, 1879.
Sn ptl6t alt Brittle ~anseeiat Rnb. rt6t pom Is De
bs ium b. San. In Der ttsRsen ppfpfiet anstismmtn v.
ni3t asstbpIt psrbtn ans.
grauer 3 &eo 2 Rpihe Spbn unb 60
Satmann Wrs " & Remiis Grepri6
Ctnta Wieelas 2 S6ufsrt &lsr
Qbrit 8cifrist S6trer Wrs u
@rsaiart German Stsinsr Spbn
Ssipenreit Samss Senbaaf Strman
9sbrtd 9aeeb Sinitert Spbn
ami6sl 8reb gpelter anna
Ssibplo &atbarins
utau ptr8tht nttt, ptnn man mad Eritftn auf bitItr 2iat
frast lu btmritn, ta6 at a n "a ttgt fnb, uns bit Bum.
atr Der 8rttatft a%niustbtn.
q. 4. 9orbsrf. gsameiau.
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am SonmtaS g1a6mittag, gessn 3
llbr, entftano bur3 elm ai6enfaB, has in
einem S4uppen an Der 49,, suii9en @bite
uub Sadiou, StraBe itanb, Seuer, bas ies
bod Seitis entbedt unb selDidt purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
Staot 4 Nmseseno.
Reiienber ascnt :-6crr slircb 3iitteu.
o(u(ern 6eaeu DauG benienioeu I'm:

2lnfern Soften DanR benienisen I'm:
isrer asenten unb 9eier, bic in Isster 3eii
uns neue abOnaenten e~inseianbt bubeu.
Mtt sutem 8iuen IaBt ii6 in Der Dirt i'm:
mer etuas tbun. Gs sibt nod pieIe unie:
rsr 2anbsIeate, wel9e bic r@asstts" ni9t
BADEN. Gin sutes @ort unb fe nsbmsu
bas SIatt; ipdter fnb ie frob, oaB ie es
babsn.
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Sesctabilii6e
PILLEN

iinb felt iiber SrciBis Sabren betannt unO
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ihnterien, 2eberleioclL 9eroalun9sbes
ihweroen, @allens ulS jeoe anoere art
6iebcr anerfannt. Sieielbcn ipirfen nit
9rObter Wfiloe rnS itellen bic @eiunbs
belt bcrcr, ipelhe OIL all9emeiner unb
rerp0ier S6wd6e leiSen, mieOer ber.
s3u ~Oerfarfen bel alien &potbetern.
YreiS 25 Gents per Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

So sro6 mar Die 9alte am Istten
Oouneritas, baB Der Sreibsr zines 9ei9ens
pusens. Der mad benz Rir6bofe uon Rep
@et fubr, Dol Salte itarr pom @asen
feel. Der Wann uerIeste ii9 babel; bod
1T er pisber auf Der gefsruns. 8ei 22o0
Fam 10 mas i6on sei9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
Srot nor < osro,. oso6otf o;rosr n,
Dubuque, Soma.

Grot Der 5 2'ro,. 2ia6att sinsen ia
Oe3smber ni4t 70 uieIe itdbtiids Steuern
elm ais lettes SSabr. Sn 1877 mar bic
@innabme S56,4l6.s4 bisiss Sabr bios
s44, l9l.l3. 9as 3eust pom i9Iedtsn
Ssiten.
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Der metropolitan 2eibftaa in Der
Wabs ess @tbsnaums, friber bon Dsder unb
Sdssr ttBt Gibbs uns 60. ssbalten, III nit elmer
Wuspabl portrsfai&sr 8uti6sn unb 8ussits, TO-
ntt ben bsfen pftrotn serlsbsa. Wsr cine Spa-
ltsrfabrt MAIDEN, USsr binaus In bic @sssno fab.
rem MIL, fpa bort feline Srber tinterlaHta.
auti9sa fur ssitsabssausniHs su nisbrisfsn
prttlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

Das eis i'm 6IuB lit %itelenpeiie IN
spsi SuB bid. @s lit bic bette Bride, bic
mir ie bier butten. llniere GisbdnbIer iinb
an Der arbsit ME bic gienen, un lire 8ors
rdtbs si~ubuIessn. Die Srauer ssben ibnsn
nihts mad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

Sn Dubuque peiB man psuis Don
9alsbrdnne, (Oipbterie) pdbrenb bic
&rantbeit fait in alien Ortsn nm uns auf.
tritt. Der @einnObeits;uitanb Der Stabt
1T 10 gut, ais er fein fam, iussn bic 9lerste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

2aaoame Sarr, ~sssenibsr Der gOit'
office, p~ettduft Saararbeiten biuiser aIs
irsenb Elm anberes 9siadft in Der Stabt.
6aarfriiuren cine Spe,iaIit6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

pic Stu6frente in Der ct. Marien
Stride. trdst fir bic naditen 6 Monute
$500 Elm, stuus uebr ais bas lette nal,
DO ie $1,000 taum iiberities.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
SanCas Sdnoereieu.

SIR &arten, fur gircuIare II. Yampble,
te In beuti4er unb ensIiider Spra5e, bic
complete ausfunft ibsr bieie Qdnbereien
seben uno fur ermdBiste giienbabnpreils
INN ii9 bic 9anber anSuiebeu, abbreiirs
man ii9 an:
u. 8. Gibbs,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

$50 1T 6er Mann, Der ben milben
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