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, 1881-07-09
SIaven's California Fruit Salt

Is prepared from sound ripe California Fruit,
by an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years in experimenting on its prepara-
ton. 1t is manufactured by special process
known only to the proprietor. This prepara-
tion is a safe, simple and effectu&l medicine fur
regulating the action of the stomach, liver and
kidneys. 1t is particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity of the Stomach. Habitual Constipa-
tion, Nauaea, Sea Sickn IS, Kidney and Liver
Troubles, over indulgence either in eating or
drinking, etc. As purifier of the blood in
all scrofulous affections, it has no equal 1t
removes all eruptions from the skin. and has a
cooling and invigorating effec. upon the
system. The Fruit Salt is entirely different
from any of the effervescent salts or Sedlitz
preparations in the market, being manufac-
tured from fruit. For sale by all druggists.
, 1881-07-09

Our CELESTIAL NIsIToR.-The comet
which has been our wandering admiration
for many nights past is rapidly becoming
less visible every night and ere long viii be
among the things that Were Its now over
twenty years since comet appeared in view
of this mundane sphere but was much larger
than our present visitor. This one has
shown a disposition to good behavior by
making himself visible in the first place TO
the naked eye and not exclusively to the
telescope He is no mOnopolist at any rate.
1t is passing strange that 50 soon after his
appearance tba. such tragedy should have
occurred in the attempted assassination OF
our beloved President and will only serve
as future guide TO the superstitious who
lock upon comets as but the harlngers OF
war, disaster and desolatien.
, 1881-07-09
NOTES By THE WAYsIDE.
Incidents Of the Glorious Fourth--A General
Medley Of Itemlets.

The Guards were ON duty last evening at
the fireworks and did active duty.
The Artillery excelled themselves in firing
the national and evening salute on the 4th.
The car of liberty attracted considerable
attention yesterday.
At the fire drill the companies di! excel.
lcnt work. Washington's threw splendid
stream from the roof of J. s. Cox's store.
The Vigilants got up their ladders in good
time, and Tigers worked with will 1t
made a very creditable show AVID refectd
well on the boys as fremen
Col. F. J. Parker was shot in the leg ty
the Honible's cannon, inhictIng a painful
wound
The Hon. Thomas H. Burke and ladies
are guests at the residence of Hon B. L.
Sharpstein.
, 1881-07-09

AcCIDENT.-While the Hon. A. c. Sui
livan, wife and daughter were out driving
in Colfax, sa7s dispatch to the STATESMAN
from there this afternoon, the team ran away
throwing the occupants out, breaking Mrs.
Sullivan's leg and arm, also breaking Miss
Suliiyan's leg near the ankle and injurine
her internally. Mr.. Sullivan escaped with
Int few scratches.
, 1881-07-09

WHAT III HAS COME To.-Considering the
short space of time the firm OF Doheny q
Marum have been in our city the firm has
made amazing strides III the developement OF
their business, which can scarcely be won
dered at when it is known that their busl-
ness is founded on ideas similar to the most
progressive emporiums OF commerce IN the
Eastern Cities. Throughout the entire Ter
ritorv it is fact firmly established that
they have been selling goods at prices un-
doub' edy lower than ever offered previous
IL IN WalIa Walla, and when We learn that
they are now prepared to clean ont the en-
tire remainder Of their summer stock IRE
spective of cost, it can be easily understood
that the bargains to be secured are great IN
deed. The high reputation OF their goods
is so widely known that it is superiiuous to
speak on that subject but We notice they Of
fer really extraordinary inducements IN
dress goods which the public would do Wei
to bear IN mind, as opportunities OF tn'S ma
ture for the purchase of stable and eiesah'
dry goods very rarely occur IN the resu'ar
channels of trade There Is another feature
about their goods worthy OF attention. they
are not old or shop worn, such as is uSuaii,
to be seen in an establishment when reduc
tions are in order, but the choicest and most
desirable STYLES of the present season. In
the face of this fact it looks incredible that
any firm would sacrifice goois OF this deserii
ton hut the limited store room at their
command makes it an imperative nee
cessity on their part to Prepsre Tor tne ar
r,val of their fall importation winch TINS
year .gill he enormous Doing, as they are
exclusively cash business they are always
masters II the situation, and their the'ry Is
that at the close of every season. Trey can
better afford to clear out all goods no mat
ter how choice or staple, than to carry them
over to another season. It's only house
doing cash business that can actually &c, &c
eonplish such a radical idea Ms this. and We
can only add that if the ladies' OF Walia
Walla do not secure some very substantla'
bargains in dry goods during the next thirty
days it is not the fault of Doheny 4 Marum
, 1881-07-09

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County Of Nal,a sY.Har-.--

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Wens sas' n ~ n'ss.fhs s. ins y "sis4 la
"A'a s''s e'ah'y' n sais fsrr'tcsy.
John II. Staai. nam =. %. ]. Tsnesisls.
Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES or ANrRrt,x
To J. Tru.sSiaie. dsf. rdzn,. Y,a an. s..-s- =
r~unira IL app.ar in An ae.;. m h,.,,yht ....;,S
, 1881-07-09
NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN.

That there has been made out and fled IN the
Office of the city clerk, No. First street, for the
information of all persons concerned, sabu-
lated statement Of the apportionment Of Assess
ments, made BY ordinance for Streets and In
prorements, on Main Street. East Rose Street.
North Third Street, and also for laying side.
walks on Main Street between Seventh and
Ninth LIZ +. A SHAW,
aSp-w2e4 City c9sra.
, 1881-07-09

iAIkA> Prom the minute the news was
.''-,'' v. here OF tie dastarily attempt On
Ne of Cur President the STATESMAN
- ua' 'S'Cel four extras in order to re,
lux mad Of the public whose anxiety
MS Intense, These extras have been
= '4''sliimlaately to every one and many
n 'ae thanks received by the distributors
Sno "order a: the constantly increas-
PpO!AEity OF the STATESMAN should
A. broad view OF the case; enterprise
=, i,-.i;sy when IN combination with integ
RI Appreciated and no where So
, 1881-07-09

Al>rAHr> WILL OCCUR.-The STATES
NAN seldom biundrrs. therefore We hope
that cur patrons vii excuse the mistake
o' It's columns beng in mourning on
S'uEcay evening, when the news of the
Presidents death aniyed here. Also the
t.1ndeT tor which also the wires are
responsible, Il making the scene of the
Nagedy the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Depot, instead oi tie Baltimore and
Potomac, hence the mistake Of the dla,
gan
, 1881-07-09

SELLING OuT.-The energetic anu en'c,
prising firm of Dusenbery Bros are now sen
ing out their stock of Summer gooos a.
prices that not only defy competition nere
but can't even he beat in San franc =;
This means of disposing Of their STOCK ?,
goods has been resorted TO In order 10 "an.
room for an extensive line OF Fall STOCK NJ.
on It's way to this city. The peOp.e o. e .n,s
country VIII do well by calling On tas eE.A
, 1881-07-09

TIE WATER QUESTION. On Monday the
water question will come before the people
II will be noticeable fact on that day tha'
great majority of the property owners Will
vote against the proposition While those
who have nothing at stake will vote Jor a.
Rv the nsus returns there are l.5ll fanll
lies in the county, now how many families ., !,
he eta can be reached by the water works :
4 fair estimate would be 400. How much
would it cost 400 families to even s"S CO M
the works Ieare alone paying for them. o0h'
slider these questions, voters.
, 1881-07-09
Notice.
Notice.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla, W. T., May 9TH, ISL
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n filed in This Office by Robert Stort and ap-
pIica.ion made under the Act Of Congress, ap-
proved June Sd, 1873, entitled An act for the
sale OF Timber Lands IN the State Of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and in Washington
Territory" TO purchase SCI, Section q, Town
plication will be heard July 18th, 1881
Z. II. MORRISON,
19-td Register.
, 1881-07-09

piIT TmE>-This is daily paper
Started al Spokane Falls. ard if the ini-
IA. HamteF be any criterion it will be a
success Tor It Is ably edited and contains
&c assortment Of local news and fair
.In --'s'.Sns patronage. The people up
.-T's should stand in with this infant
4ll cherish It with their patronage. On,
IA! paper can live where two cannot,
We ADVISE the citizens Of Spokane Falls
y give their undivided support to the
'-Ny ii|es II they ever wish their town
To Amount to anything.
, 1881-07-09

THE CELEBRATION AND ITS ExPENshs--
The committee met on Wednesday night
Treasurer ". C. Cullen, Esq, reported
the amount paid in ard what had been
expended which left about $50 IN his
hands. This would have been wen Du,
for the fact that about go other bilis hAu
to be paid also. There was reported 70
be about $50 vet to be collected Al any
rate it will be a tight stratch If the com
mittee can pull through. but all legitimate
bills will be paid.
, 1881-07-09

..
= tsY LIsT OF WALL, Wall.
f.sG fssi-By returns just received We
+, &c Number OF acres Of decided land
-, County TO be l34, sol; with a
,ooa- ,Ane Of sl.S36.O5o. OF this amount
Acfes are in cultivation with i'm
y,,.a yAsa'' to the value of 500. $50
t., :, Personal property, 81 2es. .l4o
O.. 'Aiue Of all, A,36s.7SO. Amount
assIli1.a a,sasss, 81, There are 1.444
Q; ' sb;Is Nth sl'h l,5i7 families. Number
3ns- a,is macs, 5.OO.: white females
nais.' % Seio'sd males, 6O3; coiored s, f.,
isnas,. %; - iioreign born males i57z
.eloai 81 81 Blind. .. A,,sDdsG end ;
q, 2,ioa. a.o American citizens oSsr
Ia. Tn married, 1903; unmarried
'''. p0ea!..isn, s. go 'le0'
, 1881-07-09

toi OIL CHAELI:-Yes, there is no
ioab; hut that by the exercise If a little
aa:t the city council would allow you car.
rag ard two horses Tor the b,netit of your
bath You are ,ucn popular man that
10 tax gayer would object; at the same tim,
sgv0uli advise you to strike FOR higher
S.ses. 4 man ot Your ability ought not to
shyW hIaselt IN the streets in a red shirt for
So pr month. Iou should resign if you
DO a1t obtain II least SIPS.
, 1881-07-09

Plnc-yiglant Hook & Ladder Com
ya, gacuic was not tine success anticipated.
TIE ily was tlOuied and chilly, and the peo-
PIE ;cel sad over the reported assassination
and death OF the President But neverthe-
lyss rnose that attend had an 4 No. time.
The Vial,nts were this time out Of luck,
tat.,is 70 be hoped that in the future their
bright star viii he in the ascendeLcy.
, 1881-07-09

TH,>KS To K. W Mitchell, Esq, for
orr rsalers. VT return thanks for his kind
H.. Ia taking the short hand report and
al,-rvarl preparing for the press the Grafton
Of Hon 7. II. Burke, delivered here July
,.h THIS last bat adds to the many favor>
Nr Mitchell has extended to this office and
but frr hun Bu.kc's mastery effort would
hlEe been lost
, 1881-07-09
Csapeaad Oxygen Treatmeat.

This treatment has already attained -'orld
wide fame as a curative agent for all diseases
Ut the lungs and other respiratory organs,
dyspepsia, asthma, aatarrh, and nervous dis
ara asements- Its Just merit is attested by
some of the leading physicians of the nation,
whose endorsement could not he obtained for
a medicine not. deemed worthy of it. The
dispensers Of Compound Oxygen. DIS.
Starkey and Palen, are thoroughly educated
physicians of extensive practice and are re-
ceiying testimonials from all parts of the
Union from persons who have been cured of
diseases, which in many instances have been
pronounc, d hopeless by the Compound Oxy-
gen 1t Is source Of qualification to be able
10 recommend such valuable medicinal agent
that can be used at home.
, 1881-07-09

Busa,zzEE.-Actiye arrangements for
n. rroduetion OF " Ba'slazzer Is being
n,5e The people may well expect to see
the .ranlest musical concert ever given IN
III, e!ty. New scenery and costumes viii
b gotten up for the occasion The house
rr,,-amme> will he finest ever used IN the
Northwest
, 1881-07-09

I,grr UPHAM IS always gentleman,
I'D n. STATESMAN office returns thanks
,,bim for his thoughtfulness IN sending
4 rn the dispatch received on Tuesday
-,sping by Gen. Grover, giving us the
rae,rraging news Of the probable recov-
.ry II the president.
, 1881-07-09
Compound Oxygen rrruimcn..

This treatment has already attainrd a
W. rid vide tame as curative agent for all
diseases OF the lungs and other respiratory
organs, dyspepsia, asthma, catarrh and nerv-
Gus disarrar gements. Its just merits is at.
tested by some Of the leading physicians If
the nation whose endorsement could not he
obtained for a medicine mt deemed worthy
Of it. The dispensers Of Compound Oxygen,
Drs Starkey ard Palen, are thoroughly edu.
Gated physicians of extensive practice and
are receiving testimonials from all parts Of
the Union, from persons who have been cur
ed OF diseases, which in many instances have
been pronounced no ,eless, by the Compound
Oxygen, 1t is a source OF qualification to be
able TO recommend such a valuable remedial
agent that can be used at home d7l-w24tf
, 1881-07-09

Nor >fRrorsLY-Agnes Malloy, neiee
iyr. Cullen. Who was representing one OF
,bs states in the car Of liberty, was struck
tya WIRE while the procession vas moving
.,-,.. p.louse street. cutting cash IN her
.,,p The cut IS not dangerous. After
=. ,,.iJ-,t She was taken To a drug store
AL the wound Was dressed.
, 1881-07-09

--sr- -Gambriuus' car Of state by
,.,os. Of ,>t.hl's brewery was one
ile ''4l - Of the procession. The STATES
a. TIC Ill attracted universal at
Hs = Win these t'o firms enterprise is
.trauger
, 1881-07-09
NOTICE.
Estate OF Lena Feilmesh Deceased

Estate OF Lena Fellnseth Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the nDder.iyDed. Admin
trator Of the above named estate. 10 the creditors Of
and persons having claims against sid deceased, to
TO exhibit the name, with the neorssary vouchers.
within one year from the fisst publication Of this
notice TO the updrrsgnr at his Office in wslls-
Wallz City, VT. JULIUS WIESECK,
Admini-trsfor.
walla vzlla, W. 7 June Is, 1851 VS. I'm
, 1881-07-09

u,rsl.-P PcndIeton, the City OF
NJ" 10 understand to have ano'h' r
Hotels > r,,,r As the Railroad House
ho'e' . Mn, - j. to he erected at the site
Tn ba',-.1, .,- the n nss depot
, 1881-07-09

w,.r SuoRr-The West Shore OF tie
mouth Is one OF the best numbers
I'll 1t devoted to a great extent
:. y,..,ra AMI British columbia and the
I'M, are the best that ever aPpeafd.
-, S,mu,l's enterprise deserves the
-, -. .rc,. ss.u hrch We wish hlm-\
, 1881-07-09

T,yr-On the lst Of July Mr..
,T.tlir ,,ar ed a daily stage line from
n'" 80 Summeryille via the Warm
W The wagons are new and comfort
'''-- p,rre, desiring to @ to the Warm
sgrns, c'n nov do so without having %
~. 4 tam.
, 1881-07-09

an rrf Mor<rArSs.-Mr, oakes WI i
,,'' o'lr ,I,ns the line of the Northern Pacihe
i''... -. ..rs ers., continental divide until he
'''' q u. ,t,rbaek. who is on a tonr Of IN
nss'' VI ..,n the Fast. How We envy him
D.. '~V.
, 1881-07-09
Yours very truly
HrSsy 4 Mo-
The reeple., Marld.riae Yerdict.

Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have ren;
dered the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best hair dressing in the world.
Burnetts fiavoring extracts are invariably
Acknowledged the purest and the best.
, 1881-07-09

Considerable of our space TINS
3soted to rnost important article
'''-' lin from the San Francisco Bn''e-
I'm 49, ,.,.ri to tie poisonous aduiteration ono, Of
m % ~ 5-s.,srs We ieel it to be OF great
h,'.. .. :. every one and commend 1t to our
-..lrf-
, 1881-07-09

on-The argument for a new
L,ID ~, S case OF Dr.. SOufheriand' found
,riAi Ia ''' -, Miss Long, has been cen
.''.'l ny, .. over for the term The DE- Is out Oh
500 bait
, 1881-07-09
1uf orrIcIALCII1 PAPER:

-Mr. Wiley Lasater and
]" 81 ,aPJ w. are to be joined in the holy
MIS- RediIO-G nj on sunday next We
bond; o. o. ,osns ~r cot pie much Joy
, 1881-07-09

Farmers opposed 20 the Flume Company.
And all Others who summer fallow their land
should see the Mcconnell Cultivator. Tht
only Cultivator ever offered fer sale here that
proved success. Every machine warranted
To give satisfaction The following well
known farmers can testify to their merits
Patrick Lyons, Philip Yemme,
q. w. Stallcopp, Lew Bowles,
r. p Page, Virsil Marks,
j. r. Hood, L CUstin,
r. Walker,
Um2tilla County For sale by Nm Jones.
dealer inFarm Machinery. wagons. etc, corner
Second and Alder streets. Walla Walla- il-w
, 1881-07-09

v.gE Mayor McAulltfs lumber
g',D 35,vp on saturday last after a
a.' .s,. run. The Mayor informs us
,trs' ..f,b. most successful runs
thai !. ,',' w. ~ the Blue Mountains. Inc mel men
eve, mae ..,,.,l ,, IN logging for the Fall run
, 1881-07-09
JEwELER AND OPTICIAN,
4 .I1Y CROSS.
4 DAIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
r.r,fe of JtNES ID. NIy. Deceased

Lstatt of "NHh1S n "rNs "eee3"'
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the above named estate, TO
the creditors of, and persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers. within one year
from the first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at the Office of W. G. Langford,
ESQ.,, in the city Of Walia Walla, w T., and
all persons indebted to the said estate will
make immediate settlement and save costs.
ANNIE MIX, Administrators.
W ala Walla, W. T.. June 10Th, 1881
d73-w26, I'm
, 1881-07-09

Lakeside ..........-. .Coutairs alnn
&C. o. Perine; Chicago.
French. Contains alum
Thompson & Taylor. Chicaso.i
lnvincibie. e..........C Contains alum
Snyder Bros 4 Co. Gncinnsti.l
White il!y y-.-.--.-... Contains alum
Jrwestt Sherman ( CO., Milwaukee,
Monarch .... Contains alum
tRieker. Cron,b,e L Co, Milwaukee.l
One Spoon. ......--. .Contains alum
Taylor Manufacturing Co. st. LOUIS
Honest. ........-...-.. Contains alum
tSehock 4 Weeh=ler, ST. Paul, Mimi
Grants. Contains alum
a. C. Grant, Ph.la ielp phia,j
Pesr,ess Crntains alum
sMarlen's, X ,chest-r, \. "
Zietlow's Superlative .. .Cortlins a.pm
New York.
Rising-Sun ................. .Cop;ains alum
&C. o. Stoutz L CO., Chicago
Yours very truly
HESRY A. Morr. Jr.,
Phi. D. L. VI.
New York, January ), 1879.
This alum abuse is not the only evil con-
sumers have TO contend with, but II is GER
tAinly the worst. and in a later issue the re-
suit OF some OF the researches of Prof An
gel, before the Science Association at Sara
toga, will be given, and will show an alarm
ing result
, 1881-07-09
NOTICE.
Estate OF willard Bartlett. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the above named estate, to
the creditors of, and persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one year
from the first publication OF this notice, to the
undersigned at his Office in Wsila Walla city,
w. T.
A REEVES AYRES, Administrator.
Walla Walla, W. T., May 10, 1881 2O-ln
, 1881-07-09


poison that quickly kills--f.r the dose y noe
large eroash-ba, poison that VIII slowly
and surely undermine the health oi her NJ
tie ones.
The question Arse, why do grocers have
their powders pat up under their OWE name,
instead Of having some well known. Purs aad
reliable branG Of powder, 1t is simply be-
cause their profit is Larger this way ihe'r
pouder Is made o. alum at cn--eiglth the
cost OF cream tartar powder, and they are
enabled to sell it IN competition with m
honest article ike the 70, al Baking Pow der
and make IN enormous profit Neariv al! the
powders sold hy the srOcery menor tins town.
usGer their own name, are made By pro"u-
nent manufacturers hese, ami are composed
Of alum, and the only safeguard housewife
has is to buy an hone-t cream tartar po"oer,
made by some responsible mahufaeturer. A
series Of researches on the part OF
PROFESSOR HANKS,
Our leading local as.ayer, shows that out oil
TES
Different private corner grocery brands, Sc
iected At random,
EVERY one
Contained alum or other impurities, anu
eight were short weight, some OF them 30
per cent The names OF these powders are
not here given, sor it Is scarcely believed that
the grocers were aware of what they aere
buying and having put up under their own
names, but the samples and reports are IN
the hands OF Mr. Hanks.
We ask every reader to lay down this
paper and consider whether the pitIful saw
ing arising from the purchase OF cheap
baking powder compensa'es for the loss OF
health incurred After the repeated warn
ings Of science, any mother who continues
to make use OF these poisonous compounds,
does so with fearful penalty hanging over
her head
, 1881-07-09

n she had an analysis from competent
c,,m;s.. it would tell her that IN neAr.s
~ Go .sss she vas being offered poison IN
n. most dangerous and subtle form a''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

impropiGrtsn SOB su srls!rsn babe. stpa
10 otsl wsrtb ,aewslsn 1st. Die Summs
puroe Gem ptdFosntsn pes 9Yad @es
ri6ts5 sinsebdncist, uni perislbe srs
iaubte ben Ya1dsisren. Den BON ibnsn
serstteten Nsbenmeni4su i'm triumph
auf ibrem 3uss rarcnsufIbren. User
absr beibreibt pas Grfaunen Der msfs
pdr!s campfenpsn Samariter. als Der
@tgsnitano ibrer Woblibiitgfeit hereits
Die ndafs Stsisuns Der 8abn uno pas
caeur9 nOtSwsncis sspOlOsne lansiu
mere 5abrsn pss 3uas pa,u bsnuste.
binaussuipsinssn unr in ssracs0sr 8i&,
tuns uno 70 idnsq Jpn feline Seiue ~
trassu S,rmphtsn. in eisArmsleinsr 5snfer
s%uridsusilen 2! Gr ioa pisleIben aud
ibatidtlia nod rehtssitts aenus suei6t
babsu, UNI an Der u 'tubaltuns. BE NIT
Dem Grnas pr 0ynh' 8om5ois to
S;sns ssisst puroe, 5tfil su. nsbmsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Silliarh III Gin f%lsinrr, in 8yomins.
nabs Der Union Yaeiic Sabn. sslss.nsr
Winsn pius. Der ii@ isrp1, ME 60 itsint.
Dor rtr 6arp mtbr purh bic Sdlaubsit
Ieinsr @olpsrdbsr, als pur6 Dos Slid
pnI,lbsn i'm 8tnpsn pom S6assn aus
,ei6nst. WintsfenS srsisnsts iib nod
DOT sans 8urssm. als Die suisn eeuts
BON Stlltarp cine ssmsinfame ..Spree"
In arpesm Siil untsrnsbmsn ppltsn, ater
ni6t i'm Sefs res pa,u nSibissn @slpes
par,n. an Der ibneu ,unddf aslssensn
Babn Citation pas Splaenes. Die TaI
lasisrs pss BON Often fOmmsnpsn 3uSes
purrsn paisltft pur6 oas S4aulptel si,
nss ii6 rse.rs&t Yrl,tsbsnrsn 9yn9.
@sridtss In elmer WsiIe ibsrraltt unp
sntisBt. pae iis nibt umbtn fonnien. auf
pas Hsbtnli6e Sammrrn pss, bsrstts
nit rr S6linss uni ben SaIs eaRsbsn.
ben. D%slinqusnten ~ sfinsn @unfsR
sin,ul1rtitrn. sic sinssn barin 70
nett eurd cine ssmeinians 4ousfte he
bunesu Tpuars oufiubrinsen, BON pes
nsn ibntn selast purpe. pab eas BON
benz 0uurtbeiltsn %ssfoblsne unb p:itsr.
S~nfaufte pfsre, russsn esitn n eisltn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
ueber Baltimore.

Sshsr. Ter bas slts Yaterlane tsfu5sn rstr fsrpausts
une 4 'euros pom 9ureYd iemnen lahen nil. frltt es
prad t,sasn, usutn, ~efsrnen S6raupen. gsfbampfiSift Tee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Die luifise Spalte.
Rsttp: autGnsissr S&srj 3tsmst BEN
&briifsn, erbeitert bic Seele une
befSrDsrt isIbf Gle @siunpbeit
hsa peihea.
@as Gin slr;t 60 Sabre seiu@t uuo ni6t
grfunoeH bat.

Serisl6s = ieSr tiidtis in isinsm 5ads
= iIst IS islbft - ginsn Sanomsrtsr,
Der isin Sanousrt usrtebt uno germ nrbsi.
tst. uRo Der osnnoh psrbor5en tpdre; -
y sinsn @6ritsn. Der beitdnois uno germ
ole Srsoigt bort. uno Der oenuOh eotllos
udrs = 81 ciusn Wsnihsn, Der germ ee
faifsi, uno ouio6 asiOrben pdr'. (Rsrp
Dir oas } - asbnlid iu9t &6nis Scuio
i'm SO. 9Ialm: sd mar jung MO bin alt
geuOrbep, cher einsn wabrbai, iromnen
unn tugenS6lften Wanu. Den Soft per.
ln1Ien bate uno bsfisu Rinosr UNI gtoo
bdttsn bsttsln miifsn, babe ia ME 81
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Surifiihts.

u. ipislt nit .. cine Yartis Yqast.
madt einsu 5sblsr uno iast drssrll4t:
.Ssrrsoti, bin i'd Elm gapituluisb J"
.Bas!" (snta,susts g." inbsm sr Dem
u. cine bsrbs O6rfsiss sibt). .uis tannf
Su Did untsrit'bsn, msinsu bstsn Srsuno
Elm 6 ~ptaluisb 81 nennsn -
gs sntiisbt nun Die Srass: 2lun u.
ben 3. usssn g5rsnbslsioisuns psrs
tlaQen?