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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

weien unb barauf r~rinnis ssworben mar,
bel einem bsfttsen Nnfale bas Ssnfier ii
res S4Iafaimmers aufrib unb R9 binaus
ifdr5en wolte. @lidlidermsiie bsmsrtts
bisies Der Wanu unb belt bic Srau aug
9eibestrdften fsf. Die 0abnhnnise riei
ibrem Wann 3u, er ions IosIafen, ioni
werbe fe i'm bsiBsu. als Der Wauu bier
auf nt1t a9tste. usri,b!e ibm bic Srau ei:
men beftisen Big in ben 9aIs. psl9sr ie'
bod, ba bic 8srwunbuns nidt bebeuienb
mar, uiat beadtet wurbe. Reun Gage
nadber tratsn BET benz f1nsIidIidsn bic
eriten an3ei9en pom Wabnfinu auf uni
baIb pe,fst betieIbe in Eobiu9t, 10 buB G,
einseidIohen unb idIieslid NIT feline,
6rau in cine SrrenanitaIt ssbra9t psrbsr
mubte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

gnlfst6imlid. - Dor RurssH, empfin'
gen MIR pom einem S%taliener, Ser & Obi
mel, SO Sloriba' Strase, Buffalo. 81. o..
foIsenbe WittbsiIans, wsIde benefit. bat
bas beutide 5eilmitteI. Or. Ausuit Rs
nis's Samburser Eropfen tn Der Ebat De
meinsut Der g6Iter seuorben 1T. Ser,
GbineI iareibt: .Seit unsefdbr 3ebn Sab
rem Ieibe Id an elmer, mir unbetannter
Rrantbeit. Oie Spuptome finb Sopf'
web. Brufi&mer3en, MppetitIoRsteit, Ser
bauunssbei4merben. In Summa, Elm &C.
MITES gtuas, wofir Id mir, tros Der pie
len NittsI. bic I'd auuanbte. teine 9inbe'
runa pai6aiisn fonnts. Durd 3ufal
b.fam i'd siusn hamburger SamiIisu Ga
Isnbsr Ia bic 9anb. St lisS mir Elm,
Jlai4e 6~ambureet Eropfeu bolsu uni
nabm oisieIben reseImdBts @ad tur,sr
3eit trat Bsfsruns Elm, Sopf' unb 9sib
idma3sn uerlisBen mid, Der Ippstit Iieut
11 pisssr Elm uuo isst bsfinbe I'D MIDI &c
iunb uab trdftis. Dem @,finper meiue,
pabiubli9en Dant.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
q u 8 d n D.
Seuti6IanO.
& 5 elm unb M

Iu5 in Der baisiiidsn YfaI, bat bel
SperitaatsanwaIt bsim SbsrIauoeseeritt
Susibriifsn on bic ibm untsrgebener
Observation-Disclosures bic ftrsnsfte Wei'
Jung er9ebsn Iaisn, segsn bic Weinfali9er
unt Defenders bic Sabritauten unb Sdnb,
Ter BON iosenunutm Runffusinsn aui
@runb bes Rei4sseistes pom IA. Wai
1879 bstrsfisnb ben 9srtsbr NIT @enus
mittsIn unb 9eb,audsssssnitdnbsn euer
gid p~orSussbsn. Die t6nisl. &ssicruna
Der Yfal, bat. Iaut Der v9fdl,. Yoii" m t.
tsIs guti3IisBuug BON bisiem glIafs oss
Sbsritaaisanpaltss ben 9iiirict Yolisei
bsb0rben &snntnie ssssbeH unb bieislbsn
bsauftrust, bic Staatsanualtidaft bsim
Gini9reiten ssssn @eiufdIidsr tbattrdfs
tigit Az untsrltiSsn, uno insbslonbsre aud
bic Ramsn Der wssen WsiufdIiduns Se
ittaften sur w~eitersu 9srps,tbung bel Der
t0nisI. &ssierung our GnSetse W brinssn.
gu 9riesbad in Bansn 1T cine
{ StabIqlsue aufsefunoen porben, be-:
rem @lts isbr serlbmt piro. Dies 1T bes.
psseu bon 9rosem @ertbs, neil isitbsr bic
Bsfssrin Der uorbanosnen 8 iele ben ni1t
BET ibr wobneuosn Srsmbsu bic Bsnusuns
bsrieIben isbr eridwsrte.-3u & o i'm
@irseni1 belt Der Central. Oombaup.retn
feline Sabrss 8sriammIuns ab, in Der fsif.
ssitsut uurbs, baB Der 8srsin erit bann
feline Ebdtistsit eirsuitsasu babe, wenn Der
Dom bis IN bic dubsrasn Details pollen.
bet lit. Ra9 benz Seridts bss Oombau'
msiitsrs @eb. &atb SoistsI bstrassn bic
@eiammt. aassabsu fir ben 9usbau bss
Oomss pom Sabre 1924 bis isst l9, 624,:
253 Orr. wabrsno bic Yolsubuns Der
Ebirme einsn ROitsnaufpanb uou TO-
10000 W. uauriadte.-SuSs Der Barssr'
msiltsrei . a 4 n 3 a NJ mlnsn tie Wiai.
fafsr b. s. bduis sewsisn fem. IS finb
bort 34l gentner seiammsIt unb aerftSlt
morben. Die @smsinbe &ettiS lams
msIts 100 gsntnsr Bon ben f9rsdIidsn
bss 0itiss elmer Srrfnnissu be.
bic BARN. 8ts.": RirsIi4 tam es
in Der Orti@aft @rbsn Dor, baB cine
frau, wsI4s Ianssre Ssit n%srpentrant Ss'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Normeoet>

9us 5ammerfet in Nrwsssn bsri9tst
mon, bah am "a. Wlai ser S4nee nod 9
bis 10 Sub bod In ben Strabsn Der Stabt
Iaa, apf benz WartpIat NOR er fosar IL
Sas bod. t~lebabapt bat in tieiem Sabre
elm unsewSbnIi4 garter Winter i'm Rorben
aebsuf4t. Gsrlsr bsriatst man. bae bic
Da&t ,Saibftsn". @apitdn Smssbrist'
fen, auf BEN Wsse mad Spisbesen, 275
Rilometer ron Der Rife 70 i4msres, fsftes
Sis a~naetofsn babe, baB or. mad uerseb'
Iiden Wriu9eu, meter msftli9 UNI as gt8
bsrumntrmmen, wisber mad Eromf0 su'
rldtgrsu mubte. Der Gapitdn bsbaups
tst, oas gis isss i9 bis sar ruifi9sn uub
fJiriidsn Rifs fort unb fist bintu, baB
% nidt nsuss, ionbsru aItss, sufammens
sspadtss Sis isi.-Das iab fdIs&te GuS'
fi5tsn far bic bissidbrissn WOrbpOIerpebi'
tionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
@tSeonFn.

Sn Berlin, Wise., ma5tsn Elm paar
ibermitbise iunse Ddm6en cine Spa5isrs
fabrt nit sinem frembsn Subruert, bas fs
obne Wifen unb @iaen bss Gisentbimsrs
annsftirteu. Sbr Debut aIs WeaenIsntes
rinnsn mar pom unseu6bnIi9iteu @rfoIse
setr6nt. Die pferbe wurben ideu; bsibe
Damsn ipranseu aus benz Wassu; bic
cine brad ben Sub an ;wei Stsasn. bic
anbere blieb bstdubt unb ME tobt Iiegen,
befnbet i1 absr auBer @sfabr. 3ubsm
purbe bas Bussp tart bef&dbist uuo wer'
ben bic Damen nod S4abenerias Ieiiisn
mifen.
Die CLAIRE gfIusfabr
rei9ts 3u Wabiiou tn Der Office bss
Stautsietrstars lire Sn'crPuratiuusarsunbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
&anias.

gu gmporia isI an, potisen DOM
ner flag elm idpsrer &essu. IS mar bies
Der uierte wdbrsnb sebn Saseu. Oas
Weli6toru in Der bortieen Sssenb tebt
iebr gut. pdbreub Der Bsi;en nur etneH
baIben @riras l~tsfsrt. Don Isstsrey 6rudt.
eattuns pirb iberbaupt weuis in hortissr
llmsesenb sebcut, inbem bic 5armer TIRE
aufmertiamtsit benz WsIiGtOyn uub BEL
Gferbes. &inbers unb S6aFjutt ;upen:
ben. Man5e uon ibnen MAIDEN gar tel
men @sissu aus. Die gstrsiceman5'
(chinch.b ug) bat in iensm EbeiIe Dor
Sanias sismIi5en Sdubsu ansett&tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Batern n.

gu Sordbsim babsn fe istt aud elm.
Suosnbsss. I'm 8. SUM- wurben benz Su
ben Bsrnbarb Srant bic GsnfferIdben bsmo
Iirt unb an msbrsren Subenbduiern wurber
bic Tbdrsn unb 2dben einsef&Iasen. YIa
tate waren ansei&lasen, Rufe ert6nten
Sort nit bisieu S"Iutiausern u. I. NJ. W.
ssmsin wirb bsfir9tst, baB es nod bu sr0i'
isrsn Nusi@reitunssn sommt. Dte game
biefss iibii@e Beu0Iteruns bsinbet ft& In
srOBter Mufresums.
Dis Spissn Der baierii&en aIpen fnb,
ME aus Wurnau semsIbet wirb, felt benz
Z. Stunt nit S9nee bsbsdt. Gin @lei9es
psrIaatet pom &isi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

S&neibet bieies aus ! - Cine Chat.
fade, welds faft sinsis in Der @si9i9te
uon Especial WittsI baifsbt, III bieis, baB
4er5te Bel acutsn Sdlen uon &5eumatis
mus IotaIe gsbanbIuns NIT ct. Satobs
OsI sutbeiBsn unb in ibrer Yraris ben
freien @sbraud pon ct. Satobs Del ems
pfebIen. - Ssrr Gpotbster eugene ..
Sitter, Ode Ss9fies unb Ebompion:S Ctr,
gbiIa., idrsibt bieraber: Oas Ct. Satobs
Del sisbt ausemeiue 3ufriebenbeit. 9err
Doctor &einbarbt, weI9er an Der gde BON
Der Sisbsnts' un6 GbompioHsS Ctr. pobnt,
psrI9rsibt es bdufs unb iddst es aIs Elm
f9srss, 3uuerIdifises @inreibunssmitteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

Wair,. Die ginfubr uon SribssmIis
aus G!sier, StaIisn, Spanien &C fdnst on,
fur uniere @sssnb cine peitsreifrnbe BE.
beutuns ga ~silansen. @ie uerIautst. bsab
fi4iissn 9emiissdrtrer aus Wombad, 10
melt oieiss nidt iGon seidsben, nod ,abI
reid aus,uwanoern, neil bieie frsmos Ron
~turrens ibnen ben eintrdsIi6ersn E6siI il:
res @swsrb.s bradIsat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

SIN Wonat april. i3rsibt be Bisnsr
.Osutite 3situns", beti8tsten mir cine
5srausforberuns bss Wisner Resatta @o'
mites on bic a~meritanii&en goussen su
sinem Wat9 auf Der Soaau unb wurbe
elm 9reis pon 1000 Dollars ausseiest.
Die Ointsss, wslde fi9 TIM Ruberiport
ni9t lpOtten laiien, babsn unuerSisIi9 bic
Ssrausforberuns ansencmuen nnb biss
am 81 Mai pom Dem Yort aus bur9 cine
Rabel, Dspei1e angsmelbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
CeNerrct@.

Die 5fsrrsi9iide grsBpoIi,ei sibt Der
0eit bur9 ibre RonHstationen bss 6ftern
idmsr 3u I6ienbe RdtbisI auf. am IA.
Mai wurbe bic v@ra,er Morsenpoff", Bsi'
Iase Der amtIiden ,@raaer 3situns~ wes
gen &sprobuttiou Der anssbIi&en Propbes
s,ibins Nretino's iibsr ben Wsltuntersans
tonfisBiIt. WabrideinIi@ bat fe oieie
Propbe,sibuns, neil fe uu& bic beifebens
ben 8srfuHunssn nit @infura bsbrObt. gu
ben auf l1mwdlbuns bsrieIbsn ssri4tsten
AeuRerunaen 6etdb!t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
bes gbenbcon,erts mar bic SdluBuum'
mer, rDruius Cob.

rler, vOruius Cob.
Sn Chicago wurben Iestsn Wliit
mod Na6ts pom einem idpsrsn &essn'
furm Dd1sr unb Sdoruitcine ora NIT
senommen. On @uffin unfern gbicast
riB Der Sturm cine nod i'm Saa bestif
fsne episcopal Rir9e I'M.
Sas nere fdbtif6e IbreB
bud 1T am 80. Suni eridisneu; ss ssis,
fur bic wirtIi9 in Der Stabr wcbnenber
Berionsn bic 3abI 504. cine 5uuabu,'
pom 81, 4o4 I'M SsrsIsi9 nit ssm Isstsr
Sabre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15
Action and Safety OF Ether.

The liability of chloroform to cause
death is we'll known. What specially
commends it is the quickness with
which it acts, a fact unfortunately,
which causes it. to 5, be Used in such
tritlipg operations as the extraction of
tooth. But there is growing con-
viction that its administration is GRIM
inal, and should be prohibited by
law.
Death from properly administered
ether, on the contrary, is exceedingly
rare, and with due care, need never oc-
cur. In excess it tends to paralyze the
lungs, but as the effect is gradual,
showing itself in slow and shallow
breathing, it can be easily watched and
its administration controlled. Even
delicate patients can be kept under its
influence for an hour and half with
safety.
1t is fact that women and children
yield to it more readily and calmly
than robust and muscular men.
! DR.. Taylor, army surgeon at Cover
/ nor's Island, who has had much expert
ence with it for the last dozen years,
! uho ucNeI iullCo W pAouucc COmplctc
enusthesia (insensibility to feeling)
nor seen any dangerous result. He
believes its administration to be per-
fectly safe and efficient.
He generally gives it undiluted with
air. except the first few inhalations, to
accustom the air.passages to the vapor.
To ascertain its action more fully, be
experimental Oh himself. He found
that it first affected the terminal rami
tications of the nerves, beginning with
the feet and hands, and proceeding
thence to the body. Hence he became
insensible to pain, while still nationally
conscious.
This condition-insensibility to pain
with unimpaired oonsciousness-msy
be long kept up by using ether mucl
diluted. Undiluted, it produces rapii
ap,e5thesis, mental Inconsistencies ane
complete muscular relaxation, which
state may be maintained for hours b,
slight addition Of it diluted.
! Old lawns or white dresses max,
nice curtains for bedrooms or spronl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15
Habits and I.laac s o. 'creHtino
ladies OF J q mon.


10 fh., ....1i".-. =. ! linz, society :
fashionable iy.i, j. IN; ,,tv q Lr,rlv
and oft ,rr..p;, ,,,n-. ,,i,,ses If sociij
o.inncti.. .. u..,.., - .l.,o..!,r,.uresouo.
Tie iuv;t.4io,,. consists nj an or,;iunry
c.r1 with "tt lfo..,a" written or
,ninfei IN one car,ar with the ho1r.
probably cr 10 o'clock. On the
cuest's arrival. even as Late 10 Ii o'clock
he j. hanJ3I .sNn. - for bis r,,Yiara
ladies' and eentieme are alike ugilered
into \ crca. hsu or nnso.chamber,
sometimes on the rroun4 floor. scrne.
times en- the first. and ara waited on by
the same attendants and The 1l,ecy eel
icate wrans Of Ladies are ranrel beside
tho rouGler garments Of the sterper
scx. There : .eldsn 4 mirror before
whieh u belle can pose AID exaFperate
her escor: by de;aininE him il the
iraughts OF the corridor 70 take the
chlnccs Of catching severe coli.
Me-, ascent IS made !r IN immensely
VII. earpeif,! e:niry4y. horJereJ en-
eiti:cr side bv Il wal! ~ blooming a"ales
and itnoDi.4 trees. such ~ ure only
arc,, tls,.whuya "a; Ia, great balls in
Paris, 10 the drawing room door. where
the hest AID hostess are always in wait
inr 20 welcome their guests. who. on
beng received. pass along to exIl0ys
the Inc of hri:'liarfl~ Iiohteu salons
before the crowd Oils them. or scat
themselves in a feminine row neaius.
the wall. 10 observe rpd crjiicise the
guests AS thew arrive. Ices. syrups.
cak.s. a,,,l ten and sandwiches are dis,
peus,L from a table or buffet IN the
dininr.roor, r.t,j sumner il served.
bv throap of r,iIv Inverted lackeys.
and refreshments are never cxnected TO
be fn:..ishcd bevoDd TIE liriug-room
door. =, Lo.tlo Of champa2ue is placed
at eac1 plate. rs WAS the custom at the
Tuil..;es at those Grand entertainments
give; nv Nanoirnn III \ so;okipa.
roo,u is omen the entire evening. and "a
mach freuuented by ladies ms gentlemen
When [ first saw this it nearly took nav
breath away; | don't mean Tho smoke.
which was dense. however: but | was
appalled, at Il custom that has become
too familiar ia Enrone 70 create sur
priso cxcspt among strangers. One
Euclish b.dv OF high social rank oven
brought her cigarette cut into the draw
! ing-roum. and nriIed AWAY among the
dancers. entirely at ease and exciting
no comment whatever. After tho sup.
per and during cotilIion, refreshments
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

"Pa, what is ensilage?" Why-h'm
-ensilage. my con. is-ur-ensilage is
oh, something like mucilage, my son
something like mucilage; used to stick
things together. you know. There
now, run away to your play, and don't
disturb me now" And that boy thinks
his pa is very encyclopedia of wis
dom. Happy child. Ere many years
have elapsed, the boy will think he
knows everything end his pa moth
ing. Happy childhood. i Boston Tran
script.
The ST. Bernard is the fashionable
lap.dog.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15
Minor IPrlals of This Life.


Trying to recoilect tho store you left
your umbrella in.
Losing perknito.
losing cane.
First grease spot on pautaioous.
Shirt buttons fouud wanting on cold
morning.
Mosquitoes.
Flies.
Bugs.
Flea in trousers.
Uncut looks and magazines.
Getting shaved.
Full barber shop when you are in IA
hurry to be shaved.
uOuse hunting.
Piaii0 practice in next room.
ACCORDION. ila;e. violin, naXt room.
Newspaper with five supplements.
/ Trying to interest he girl who wants
the other man.
Hand organs.
( Trying TO talk to an "Oh, dear = Oh
my" and "Oh, isn't that Eice!" girl
! Trying 10 save money.
. Remembering what u fool you made
of yourself when sight last night.
Reading your own love-letters when
it was very bad a2a you were not ex-
pected to recover.
Tumbling mp stairs.
I Tumbling down stairs.
Conundrums.
! Puns.
Rickety chairs.
/ Leathery steak.
! Old bill against you forgotten.
/ Too.hache.
| Trying to write home because it's
your duty.
/ Atmosphere o. atoye-heated railroad
cars in winter.
( Cold feet
Making purchase at one shop AMI
seeing the article marked fifty per cent
cheaper ut the next.
I Having your Gsh-box htolen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

EoR THE SICK-I reguently We find
sick people whose stomachs reject all
kinds of nourishment, uotil conditions
follow that are in many cases fatal. L
have never kuowu tho simple saucer Of
p2rched corn pudding refused. The
corn Is roasted brown, precisely as We
roast cctiee, ground Us line as meal in q
cctiee. mill, and made either into mush,
cruel, or thin cakes, baked lightly
brown and given either warm or cold.
clear, or whateyor dressing the stomach
will retain. Parched corn and meal
boiled in milk, and fed frequently to
children suffering from summer diar-
rEea, will almost always cure, rs it wall
dysentery in adults.
DIPHTIIEKIA Dissolve ono table
spoonful Of sulphur in glass of cold
water; gargie tho throat siZ or eight
times day. Cook salt pork III vinegar
and bind on the throat; when the par
oXysms como ca soak the hands and
feet lii Just as hot water as the patient
will boar, with tablespoon ci baking
soda thrown in. Rubbing the limbs
and body will assist greatly i'll throwing
off the disease The simple sulphar
remedy is very eiIactrGl IN common
sore throat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15
SIB.:HxrTrOH RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

ss-A liberal deduction VIII he made In favor
of those who advertise four squares. or upwards
by the year
syLegal notices will be charged 10 the attorney
or olicer authorizing their insertion.
nFAdvertisemcuts sent from q distance and
transient notices must be accompanied by the
sssh.
ryAnnouncements rf births, marriages and
destis iuselted free OF charge.
eyobituary notices, or poetry" accompany
Ing marriages OF deaths, will be charged one-half
our +, rlllar advertising rates We Will not here.
,tt.r d.viatc from this rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

a man may suffer without SHINING,
he cannot sin without suffering.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

GOING THE WRosG WAY.-A Scotch
clergyman, who was given to absence
of mind, was oncs on his way to lreach
in o church q little outside Of Edin-
burgh. The wind was strong in his
face; SO that in stopping to take pinch
of snuff he turned his back to 1t, but
forgot to turn again to his original
direction, and SO walked back into the
CITY without knowing it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

ne attack Of
oulder, | was
!. Rheumatic
n ~, 1t entirely
,iILJIPs,
'ery Clay St.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

Old lawns or white dresses make
nice curtains for bedrooms or aprons
for children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

months with
our Cure en-
never had
El.AIOoS,
p Alameda.
thing else.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

eyes" said the tramp. "they talk
about the charitable institutions of
Boston. Now, man can 60 down to
the Hawkins Street Home and get a sup.
per and lodging, and he's got to saw a
foot of wood to pay for it. By snakes,
sir, l don't call that charity. - Boston
Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

IMPROVING THE OCCAsIoN.-Hs was
the only son of his mother, the pride,
the hope, the apple of her eye. Over
his fair head scarce three English sum-
mers had passed. "And be sure, Peter,
and recollect this" said his fond and
only parent, as she shut the good book
-" never put Off till tomorrow what
you can do to-day" "A-h," said Peter.
with glistening eyes, "then let's finish
up the pudding tonight mammal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

The geologist is like gDat mounted
on an elephant, and laying down theo-
ries as to the whole internal structure
of the vast animal from the phenomena
of the hide Bishop Watson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

Et iic..surel 10
worked won.
+ from an al.
a'iSnl Of the
ny bed for q
/, The Inossip.
hing without
or Cure and
n,iirely ,il,,y gone.
BELL,
reei, :. +.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-07-15

nnr nr wDonEderrp,
cI, n';,:n and founNcl I'd
trie,I dug ! else /
rnil 1,: and En- En-
iE$he'lmatis,na, ism,
nda iore highlg'
"n" s,,S Suffering
|i,',,,,!ntlv ,,,! cure;
|lERrY. ~'c
Stree, F.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-23
SCXNONS,

N THE DISTRI1-rCOl'RrO OF THE SECOND
4tDNIN. DISTRICT 1t the Territory If Montana,
in and t.r the county ri Rcaverh ad.
laati: Wells, plaintiff, against James Wells,
defendant.
The people Of III. Territory -: Montana. send
greeting IL the ;hs,Sc NAMED lct.n llnt.
You are herchy required t0 appear in An ac;i,m
hrac h, against you by thu atsNe NAMED plaintiff in
III: District Caur: II II, Second Judi i District ii
the Territory ut At.Nt:lna in and tar thu County vi
BraHcrFr:ad, and to- answer the complaint tiled
therein. within ten DAYS. tcxsi Sive of the av uf
ssrvi, y after the service Sn 81 this summons.
&c served within ,his County ar, II served INT ot
days: otherw,s. within irty DAYS. ar nj Nv
default viii h.: ,kcn against N.n,. according the
PRAYER M said Complaint. The said .Ac'n Is
hr,n yht to Ol'ttin tl,t judgement and decree ri The
said District Court sss.'Niny the bands Uf Mat:.
mnnv hcrct.'ure and cxisin: b tween YEN and
plaintiff amt divmns, YOU and rIai',iit. And I"
award l.. plaintiff the custody NJ. Sa,,h Wells. Minor
child. ut.cl about five >,:rs, issue ut tn, marriage
III v"u and plaintiff.
The grounds u,sn which this action is b:s,..l j.,
N'Mr dc>ctiun Of pi'in:is i,r than ON. ve,r
last past and tT NNnr l,ahi,na, drunken c,s ,i.,
wears. and failure ~ >u.'"a, pi,in,ih and sil minor
child.
| I.,a ar,' her +, "..l. that IL ~" fail ,o arr,ar
and answer the said complaint IS :,lsvc rcuur,i
apply L, the court TOR the relief demanded It, said
complaint and Ew casts ni sut
Given under hand and the seal at the Di>tr,,,
Court If thu Second Judicial District nt the Territory
/ tSr,, I"f Montana in am. Er the County ol
'taNsrhead. this 18th a,: If March \. D.
! GtnK"t ". Iwvi>, Clerk
! Nv ~. H. Gx>srtx, DEPUTY Clerk
{. MAN. r;,intiti'> ATTORNEY. TO
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-23

Bandeaux o: gold, steel, Jet, silver and
plain AMI brocaded narrow ribbons are
worn ON the train for full dress.
The foalards arc also extremely beautiful
this season, and pongecs are cheaper than
they have bce. for several years.
| Dahodil and buttercup patterns on ma
r,os,, black and dark blue grounds are
leading styles for garden party robes.
BonnetS for little girls ordinary wear. are
the school "Derbv." the straw "Sailor. and
the broad rou ;h-and-reai,. hall; turned M
from the side
New cam.l's hair cloths show >olii col.
| ors, Olives. ard ecru and browns. combined
with stripes into which most artistic >had.
ings and .ooring> enter.
Spring Jackets f.r girls are long. and
have hoods. The material is Scotch twsci
and the hood Is lined with satin, brown.
crimson. garnet, or blue green.
The steel embroi.isries and combinations
with dark blue and bronze green shades are
very prominent, and put ON in such masses
as to make them as,onishinylv brilliant.
"Mirccourt" i. the finest ami most per.
feet imitation lace that has ever been made
it is almos. a lovely AS real M.c,lin, and
very effective upon silk, and silk and mus.
lin.
TIL. favorite bonnet> f;r little girls are
pixies o. Kvpsics, which make them look
like di'ninutive grandm ,thers. The small
cr the girl. 50 long a she can walk. tac
larger the bonnet.
"Bayadere" stripes have again appeared,
and walking dresses are draPed ot one side
over skirts which show brilliant, all round
lines, gay a: sunset or gypsy upon the
stage. 1t il not fashion which can be.
come permanent OF very popular.
Bonnets and hats are Of Tuscan straw
leghorn, chip, and some fine Englis', straw.
called PUNISHABLE. as well o. the coarseI
kinds Of straw. They arr Of all forms and
sizes, but the small poke and cap, or cottage
bonnets will most likely BE- preferred to
the larger ones.
The new colors rival the tints in forest
on an autumn day. The various shades Of
browns now appearing are only to he mel
with there. Copper.brown, golden brown
the brown Of the Roman Campagna, and q
brown called "feuille de- bouleau d'au
tomn'e,' are all prominent, and the last
notably 80.
The pretty and dainty looking apron ha,
been taken again into favor, and become
quite favorite addition to an indoor dress
To young ladies' they add spice Of &C.
quetry, to young married ladies' domestic
charm that Is very attractive. The prvtti:s'
are Of white German linen. embroidered b,
hand In an artistic design; but they lool
well made Of any delicate material ant
trimmed with lace. se..