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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20
Four Very Rich Men.

"Well, there are Just four of them in
the first class. First, Vanderbilt an d
his sors: second, Russell Sage; third,
Jay Gould, and fourth, james Keene. |
suppose you refer TO men who have been
directly connected with stock opera
tons. Vanderbilt and his sons, who
are all together, have got $500, 600.
! am sure that this is not oyerestimated,
for the 500, 100000 or S10,000,000 they
have in the Government loans repre-
SCENTS their interest as il has accumu
lated. The next man is Russell Sage,
who il richer than Gould. Iieis worth
from 100000 TO S15, 100000, Gould
is worth from Sl0,000,000 10 $50, 000,-
600, and Keene from S25, 900. 600 TO $780,
000,C9 These are prodigious figures.
See what they represent Of other mems
losses, when You look at the present
state of the stock market, and what it is
iumbling TO. There is about Si50.000,-
600 or $500, 600, 600 in the hands of four
men, who have made it all around this
stock exchange, out of the gambling
propensities and the credulity of the
people"
lyon surprise me in rating Russell
Sage so high"
"Well, II is fact. He has been a
cool, steady, strong man, playing no
tricks, but seooping il in all the time. 1
may say for him that if you get his name
to piece of paper ii is just as good as
any obligation in the world. Gould has
been the most dexterous of the lot.
keene represents his name. In charac-
ter he is certainly wonderfully keen
man. The history of his operations in
Lake Shore and Northwestern would be
a great subject for one of your letters.
He took Lake Shore at co and got rid of
most of it at profit of 100 per cent,
and in the same way he took North
western when it was about 40 and sold
most of it at about 500 per cent. profit,
for it went up to 126 last year, and
stands now at about $50. Vanderbilt
now owns the railroad. Cincinnati
EngsRrtr.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20
Net Very Much.

A Young man with nose like a razor
and an eve which would have raised
blister on sheet-iron on hot day halted
a pedestrian on Graiiot avenue and
stated that he was trying 10 raise mon
ey to reach the bedside OF his dying aunt
in Chicago. He was too proud 10 beg,
bu. Il the citizen would give him quar-
ter he would show him a trick worth
five dollars.
WAS ish dot drick?' queried the
citizen.
ut is TO make ten cents 20 further
than dollar You can play II on the
bows and make ten dollars day
My frendt, | nefer blays nit der
poys;'
you know
FL vhas no handt for fun. If efei
git of some SMOKES ! ne!icr lai."
"Ges. but THIS is something new.
When You come down 20 the grocery OF
an evening Won"
81 doan' come down ] vhas home
on der stheps all deT cainings. >
= Bat you eoald have little Jun with
YOUR neighbors.
- | told yon | Was not a funny man.
likes 10 schmcke und read der morn
ing bapcrs-"
"Well. don't want to beg, and am
offering you this trick very low in order
TO get home aud see my sister die. Have
You "a diving >isterf''
II doin expect ] have. Was ish
dot dricks2'
TO make ten cents 20 further than
4 dollar"
lind Will She do i'?''
..she will -
"Und five cents goes more ash hall A
dollar
just so.
"Und cent goes peter ash dinies"
"Ihat's the ratio"
"Und nottings at all goes peter ash
FIVE cenis?'
Ill think il does
"Nhen. You Shust consider you hat
all der no.tings ofer was und You Will
be in Chicago tomorrow Gif my love
10 dot diving sister und tell her dot YOU
saw me we'll. You'd peter git some
express Wagons to draw dose nickels
down 10 der railroad, und you look a
lee;lle oudtfor some Dutchmans who has
pcon eating grass und vhas greenr'-
Defrod Free Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20
THE IMPENDING FATE.
en- Interesting Chapter from the Life OF .
Prominent Bostonian. r..

tBostor Globs)
The readers of this paper were more or less
amazed at a most remarkable statement from
one Of our leading citizens which appeared in
Yesterdays issue. so unusual were the cir
cumstances connected with 1t, and so much
comment did it occasion on the street and in
Eocial circles, that representative of this pa
per was commissioned to investigate its de-
tails and verify its facts. The article referred
10 was statement made by Mr.. B. +. LARA
bee, of the New York and Boston Dispatch Ex-
press Company, whose Office is on Arch street.
MIR. Larrabee was found BY the newspaper
man in his private office, and on being ques-
toned said:
We'll, sir, logically have been dead, but
really am as YOU can see me- A little over
a wear ago was taken 8 ok. My trouble was
not severe at first and thought it was the re-
suit of slight cold. Somehow i felt unac-
countably tired at times although took an
abundance Of sleep. Then, again, l had dull
and strange pains in various parts OF my body.
My appetite was good one day and had none
whatever the next and my head panied me
more or less much Of the time. A while after
ward noticed much that was peculiar about
the fluids was passing and that sediment,
scum and strange accumulation appeared IN
IL. Still did not realize that these things
meant anything serious and i allowed the III
toher fe / PROSTATE while walking along Ire
mont street was carried home and did not
60 out of the house until the middle of De
cemher. l then went down town and at
tempted to attend To my business until the
18th of last January, when was taken with
very severe relapse. My symptoms were terri
Bile. ! was searfully bloated; ] suffered
severe pains in all parts of my body and 1t
was almost impossible TO get my breath
Fo- six days never laid down and
never slept ! was constantly attended
by NV regular physician, Doctor John
son, and Doctor Bowdiich alsp came to
zee me nearly every day. There Was
10 doubt that ] vas suffering from Bright 5
disease OF the kidneys in its worst form and
last stages, accompanied BY other troubles in
NV liver and heart. In spite. however, of the
skill of the Physicians, l kept growing worse
AMI lin ally they tapped my side In the vicinity
of the lesri, tax ny away forty-slN oun' es OF
water This relieved me for the time, but
coon became as bad as before. Then the doc
Tar gave me up entirely, declared could not
live more than tweuty-four hours and my
daughter, who was res ding in Paris, was tele-
gTaphed for. Still fingered along for several
weeks, far more dead than alive, but never
wing up hope. One night-it was on the
Goth Of nj. | very We rerncmber-my at
tenjani, who was reading the paper 10 me,
began an article which described my disease
and safferings x-ctly. II told how some Sc
we're cases of Bright's disease had been cured,
and go clearly and sensibiy did 1t state the
case that | determined 10 try the means Of
cure VIII oh il described SO sent nv man
g. the drug store, procured a bottle Of
the medicine. unknown TO my physicians
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20
The Paris Morgue.


The Mo-gue j. an admirable institu-
lion. and has repeatedly rendered the
greatest services in bringing clews 10
light for the detection of crimes. All
bodies recovered from the Seine, and
the bodies of all persons who have met
with violent deaths mysteriously, are
conveyed 10 il and exposed for public
view behind a glass screen. When a
body cannot be identified il is photo
graphed, and portrait Of il remains on
view at the MorgIe for months and
months after il has been buried. The
clothes found on the body are also eX-
hibited. and thus it often happens that
long time after man has disappeared,
somebody, recognizing his Photograph
or apparel, is enabled 10 give evidence
by which the causes OF his death are at
length ascerrainei. IL must be added
that whenever there - mysterious dis
appearance in Paris, those who are in
tcrested in the missing person 90, Is a
matter of course. 10 the Morg,Ie. TO see
if the body Is not thera. A continual
stream OF men, women and even chill
dren passes through this building all day
(the guardians having orders 10 discour-
are no one from erteringl. nor is the
demcanor of the crowds who 90 TO view
the dead bodies, whether from curiosity
or more serious ives, uiherW Use than
leeorms --ioHiop TiHics.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20

The new reporter was sent TO the
school, exhibition. His report read pref
~ well; bat there were 4 few things in
il which did not meet the approval OF
the local editor-Such, for instance. rs
these: The essays Of The graduating
class wore good. whoever wrote thenl;"
the florsl offerings were excessive, and
from the number received by Miss Sim
plegrsh we Judge her father owns a
iirsl-class greenhouse 1.-The Young
lady who read the valediciory 10 the
teachers has in her the making of a fine
actress. She simulated sorrow so accu-
rately that the writer might have been
misled had he not Subsequently heard
the young lady speak of this same dear
teacher as - hateful old thing
Boston Transcript.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-07-20

a ~ AMONTH and hoard In your county. Men
AAl or Ladies'. Pleasant Business Addrcss
p. .ZIKeLxR Co.. Box 81 Chicaso, Ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
pended, ssrS s1nonnt q indebseube.'
si72,sco, aueSs4 due fhe corporation,

Central Texas a Northwestern railroad
company. CAPITAL stock, $500 900; actually
raid in, $4,000; amount expended 81
564l5; amount Of indebtedness, s5O,Oooi
amount due the corporation, $S,OcS.4i,
louisiana Western Extension rauroaa
company, cspitl stock, $4,000; actually
psid in, $500 amount expended Sla'-
Chicago. Texas q Mexican Central rail'
road company, capital stock, $S1sJOO,OOoT
actually paid IN, $3.50.
Dallas n Wichita railroad company, capl-
tai stock paid In, 10000 amount e1-
pena.d, ;lo2. 7ss; amount Of indebtednesss
anstin A southeastern railroad company,
csIi'sl stock, s5.o0o,OoO; actually PAD IN
Austin 4 Northwestern railroad compa::
ny, capital stock, s5Wo-Dgl; actually pall
IN s2tOn. amount expended, sSl0, amount
Of IND. btedbe-., $4,000; amount due the
corporation, $4,000.
Ter.. Nerthve.fsrn & Gulf railroad
company. capital stock, i4.grJ,uoi actu,iiy
paid N, $3.50. amount due engineering
srpen,-., $500. .... =,
: Total capital stock. s27, i2llOg total
p.id IN, go .zls,7p total etPensatsa. 800
~. ii57 -. t1tsl amount Of inoebtedncs-,
flIT S-i2 Z75.76. total amount due the cor
pOrziiofis, fs79z5s9 g. 80.
TIE foiIo-inKis ssuDmsry OF TIE receipt.
rum u.s..nrer ard freight traffic, etc, o.
The railroad cornpeuies Tor the year emu
ing September -. lssl.
Terns a Pnc-fc ralvey cornpsxnyt ~
tran.p0rtsfi0D. 8. So .1s5 - tots u iIelen1
~ ~. r.sif ont. s20i4. 20 %.
f.rlt' 'we..-rn Teras 4 Pacific rallvay
,orrT.s--. ~ characterization, &l5l .sl9.ys
tons Of fr-irtf 10lit3 faid ouii 49,.
Ceire-t1r. Housfsnl A hendersf.n reil- ~
,r-.'-...l. ~ tr-fs---.--.- ins. tsl3iltl-eli
.-.,-. n r---rf.f. n. "a So. p-ia uut ~
s.i,-- v----, --irsg esmrany q
r.-~a .-fr ~. ef29
Tsr... \. IT, cri-rt.- rsI-.F cnrllHA -
- r-a-----r-t-ss. 49, -
r,.s.i.- - -. 49, t,rt. so -
1900 --ir--s. rI.e-uiec - ]. = y
u - - f--r~1---iafi1r. -
- 80. 80 $50 or. : lSi9.5l-
f,lr..-r..-- I. s.-i-'- N.ll-T - r.'.e coil.
rr-r ~ --ssrr1-rsrl-.n. - " -
f---rHt - -, raic CT. s. 81
-. II -.r.1r--trtir- rsi.r1@1 ccr rIE-T,
-. ,.-.-.'s- 81 - - tris q re- 81.
a ~ " y. - 80 sls.i-ss1-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

A.. ,...,,..too az noo ,-et prouder than
sss, W ~ frs,ss ~ IA Ifnurosses strangers
49, shr,ad in the ssme way, and thoy 20
a,sao viii hinder Ieellnpa Tor our great
hMny WI r, " az. ars moi uttered In
s.n a.,r,d soisi, XII are INTENDED 10 show
noasIlul sp, nuu u,v nf Tic elTorta being
lnht eNeIypouy p1,'ns, a,,d i",isiotnres III
ingue Oy we IoYeIn1i.S ahu he hind
Nus STATE 10 ioPgt,Lhy , ,niL nroid To-
me noopIteLipili VI .1u pIV np,J ibai the Hind
ma lhht Llils rs scu uooG,i ns NOV
may Deeducateu ior usv,ps" ,s5, rxr,ysys or
srArtMENr or Tnt HsGtrIs o 6Sp psi Lh hEnIss
s %onsSh 1 issi'
Nuinber of brooms on hand. "a
Number OF brooms sold ........n,....... 1,229
Number OF brooms made for tho institu' ,oo
ton ...........,.,'''''''''''' Nv
:" 073
N, Iotan =; ~. ,i,,:: :cstcl 70
mm'ter o Of mat,resses made other than for
N{ns, IN IN 7
Number of pillows made. ..,.............. l6
Number of comforters made. '..,.;;;::..c;'' "
10 cash balance Sept l. 1850 ''''.si31 70
70 cash from sac Oh oloTns ~ 80 59-sss7 o.
no ne, ens si i naid S Ecu nn,n matoriai
ny st Gasn pa'u ~. 'V 1872 10
400 90
To cash balance. ................ $3.50 50
TO PARENTS.
This is school for the blind, Persons
with simple sore eyes are not admitted Tor
treatment. This is neither hospital nor
an asylum. If blind boy or girl is ad-
mitted into this institution, it must DO for
the express purpose of attending school.
After admission for that purpose the super
intendent has the state oculist to examine
their eyes, and benefit them if possible. No
blind persons are allowed to remain at the
institution after their education is finished.
The pupils all 20 home during the summer
twentv- four wears of age will be adj
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
ur DALLAS HERALD SEPTEMBER Sr EDITION ADRUpIE SHEET

II receipts from sNis Of abstracts, {
Tnfeooipte from sale " HeylSdstfs
4 J receipts ffOtn H. u passenger Mk
TOfeceIpta from available SCH iunl
cost ofaas aslng poll tares fefndd
March I. 1882. 10 balance IN tTSry
DISBURSEMENT
ny warrants ON treasury paid ,,.s'
nv transfer 10 available sch fund
lIy transfer 10 county occupation
tax nrCOlint, .,t..sss'''''s'. go
by transfer to sundry accounts cor
recting deposits. 49,,
by balance ON hand March l, 1852
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Railroad companies IN account with the
permanent school fund, May 1, 1882, are al

NOTK,-Ibe WVNnlnRlUlI OUtIIIty IanIUau
defaulted on November l, 1879,
and has continued to default since that date
Summary of taxes collected on the several occu.
patiOns from October /, 1880, TO September 30,
1881. by county tax collectors as shown by
their reports on file In the Comptroller's office,
except the taxes ON retail liquor dealers prior
TO March Ii, the date OF repeal OF bell punch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

prebends Q full showing from the 588
quarterly reports" on file IN the Comp
trOller's Office, but thsre are G. Quarterly
reports from above given year not on Die
and for which estimate IL made, and the
total occupation tax collected in the cOun-
ties, exclusive Of the tar from retail liquor
dealers, viii reach $4,000.
Annual revenue from retail liquor dealers
csnnOt be definitely determined. but a -
timated ~ not less than 500 90 annually.
The collections from October j, ls3o, %
September III. 1881, under the ''pel punch
Law vas SCI 500.
Summary s.rterner, o. asrrrrnerfs - r'r1rer.y
IN tue s'ats ~ ISL. as shown ~ assessment
rolls On ale IN Con piruilefs one
-, = &c. g, ga, y y, s's =,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Secretary Of State Our Pablo Free
Schools, Taxation, Hc.-Rcports
Glvlag ON Accurate md Full
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

INSANE, Blind and Deaf and Dumb Asy.
rlums The Report Of the Adju-
tsnt General Comptroller,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

View OF the Status Of Texas Its Finan-
cia1 Condition, Bonded and othHr
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Debts, etc.-Hsw our Landed Interests
Stand Tho Railway Exhibits
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rrser ne lr-s - rrriirE - ths surFiE-
- $500 - - Trrr1 rs-nu-icn. -
g. r'1T~r~. - 1rtls ~ - e-e
49, rrrl-rI'1arI1E EurTlTrrs - -
5000 fen ~ tere1n - - -
- - 49, - fts $3.50 t,r- - -
r-ra--lI.s.s r-r1II,eT - r---sr,.rr -. -
- c.-.a. sd r. 49, i'-Io-1 - -
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Dt.r.
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~. Tors,
:. =. II. TULNOrK,
II. Il. GRaEI, Trustees.

rrFon1 oT TIE srFEErNTEsDEsI.
a,-r-rx. vs-ch |. issl-Hs ErcsnsncJ. o. y.
Pobert. Governor q TazAe
I respectfully submit the following -
nj for vour consideration. II yon vi
ob-ervp. have reported TIE rrcelF'is aiio
disbursements 81 rroneys srrrof. - -
80 frsfffufior NJ 10 March I. i..-- EN-
f-.rfre a r,s.riod u ore year and . hsf-
A. fl.is b-rsuss i vi B. better - CIT
so~Trrts and e-tiraates rom The berl1nire
n he arIrrorI-intiun year. Which cerirs ~
- 49, r.--ricnslr rrerfiyued- Ine -
-, 800 eerf-rr t.er n 1330. ard er1ec
TrI-1s fS 1ssI- Daring his tine eiE.ni -i'rI
rIrrl~ wrrs er-ulIed ID. rnr r.
49, 80 I--s-~s 49,. -1-sL o. rftlrr
-. = = rI.rs 70 a. ai1i - scn'r-
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IYor the Past Year-The Peniten.
. > tlaries, Insurance Business, Bte.
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w. Nj. BRowN, Comptroller.

By the act of July o, 1879, chapter 80,
tration in the comptroller's Office of all
valid claims against the state for services
Of which the appropriations are. exhausted.
The following Is the schedule of the claims
now registered, which are valid claims
under the law against the state, and for
payment of which the appropriations made
ing the same are exhausted:
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Comptroller's Report.

Office of Comptroller, Austin, March %, 1859
TO His Excellency, o. NJ. Roberts. Governor
of Texas :,
with summaries of the condition of the
revenue department of the state for the
fiscal year ending August 81, 1881, together
with additional summaries OF the revenue
from September 1, 1881, to March l, 1882.
Respectfully,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

lHpiro Sinte How our Be-
I'd institutions arc Managed,
)4eir Inmates and How They
are Provided far-The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

Wa66em Der bo4waroisfe Bii9of
5sunsfp BON ieinsr 5iruunssreiie su,id'
setebrt, ftattete 9o9berieIbe am Sonntas
Rorssn mn 9 rlbr ben S@usfern TN biss
Rssn &Ioiter bes 81. 5ran,istas isinsn
Idnsff psriprodenen Bsiu9 ab, nm aud
btsr bas 81. Satramsnt Der Sirmuus gu
ipsnben. Ser bo9u. 5err wurSe on Der
RIOferpforte uon benz @siffIiden bss 5au'
FEB im Rodet unb ben 0aiien.tnbern, aIs
@nseI&en sstIeiest, smpfanseu, mas TIN
anseusbm lbsrrai8te. Sobann ertbeiIte
sr tn Der SIofeItupsle neun iunsen
Rcuisinen has 81. Satramsnt Der Girmuns,
naabem er suuor cine ribrenbe gnipruds
an bic StrmIinse sebaIten bate. Ra9
Beenbisuus Der Seierlidtsit uerusiIts Der
bo4u. 5err bis 0admittass bel ben
S4wsifern unb unterbisIt fid In Der freunb'
Iidftsn Wsiie NIT ben Waiisnttnbsrn, bic
ourd ibre nuiusn antuortsn TIN oft gum
9a6en bradten. Bsim abidisbs psripra6
er, isinen 8.iu& rsdt baIb su pisbsrbOIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

Glsno.-@tn GROCER Ebsil bss untsr
ben unbsmirieItsn Sl0feu bsrridsnSsn
@Isnbs unb bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stsrb'
Ii4tsit III unsenhsenOsr Rubruns unb bas
our4 e%utitunosner 1nunbuuIidtsit unb
allen buraus e%ntiprinsenben 2sibsn u. |. NJ.
susuidreiben. woBu unsefunbe DObuunssn
tn tumpRsen StraBsn nod bas Sbre bsis
tras.n. gu a,m, UNI id BITE SiIfs zines
arSts5 gu ~erIaubsn, finbst Der arbsitsr tn
Or. ausuff &6nis's 5ambur.
ger Eropfsn einsn treusn 5rsunb unb
9slfsr in 2sibsn unb Rranfbsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
Sefern rparsn ss asbn Sabre. baB uns

l
fer Rame 3u.rit oils &sbatteur an Der
Spite bss 8Iattss fsuritts. 5sbu SaF Ire
auf benz 8ebactionsitubIe III cine J ,suo,
Seit. @ir battsn udbrsnb berielbs &c.
ssssnbet p~ieIsrlsi 9sute tennen "a Ieuen
quite unb idIeats. 8tr iut len urisrer
Stsluns mad bsften @lhsn uub Sepi1sn
aussuiiasn uub wenn bs.Gte bic ,.9arem.
burger @aaetts" nit @t,teu urter ben ia
ibOIii6sn BO9enbId dsrn ber Union sss
nannt pirb, 10 3stst tas, bag uniere gr.
belt unertannt p>arbs. @ir baben uns In
ben Sabren u'eIs 5reunbe semadt; abe,
aud btttsre Sstnbs finb uns aus uniere,
EbdtiStsit erwa4isn unb spar babur1 ta'
bur4. neil mir &s6t, Redt unb l1nrs4t,
llntedt nanuten. &ber pisI Seinb' pisl
@brsl Wtr freuen ans allen benen nnierr
0ant auf's Rsae eaussuiprsdsn, bic uns
NIT &utb unb Chat untsrfasteu, unb uer'
ben ueriu3sn, bis v9atette" nod intsrsi
iuuter unb sebtcsener gu MAIDEN, aIs fl
1T. @ottss Seseu bat uns, uie ss f9sint
Bis iest nt@t sefsblt; mir boffsn, baB e.
aud In 3ufunft ni9t maussln wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
Sin 2Sort an Die Nr6eiter.

gbe i5r nod Der Binterrube bic i9wsre
Sriblinssa,bsit wiecer aufnsbmt, bebarf
euer Spitsm bsr Reinisuns unO ardfti'
suns, um anfdusn pom taItem, bill .Oiem
ober Srhblinssfsb porsubeusen, ooer IT.
senb elmer anbern Srhbltnsstrantbeit, bic
eu9 CUR arbsit untauSlt9 MAIDEN tsnnte.
Sbr wersst eu9 pieI 3sit, &rantbeit unb
Rotten eriparen, wenn ibr bieien Wonat In
surer Samilie eine Glaide 9opfen'B ittsrs
ssbraudsu mott. @artst ni9t!-.8 But:
Iin9ton 6amtspe.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
Es 1T Reiu 3meifef oaram, baB Gar

Is TT Rein 3meifef oarsm, bab Carl
s. @ou9 uon WaterlOo Der nd4fie Ri@ter
bes neunten 0ifrictssri9tes 1T. gr bot
bsreits bie bemotratii9en Rominationsn
uon Dubuque, Bu9anan unb gIadbawt
So. uub erbdIt aud susifeIsobne bic Der
anbern Counties. Die RspubIitaner Rnb
untsr i5 In Streit unb Der aufssfslte
ganbibat Pouers 1T aIs rabiater Tsmps'
renSlsr ben Gnbdnsern Bass's unb uieIsn
IibsraIsn bsutenbsn Rspublitauern supis
Der. Run isst nod ein gutter @anbiOut
fir @OnsrsB unb Der Sies If unier nod
alien Seiten bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
2ait Den SreeuBa&s wirb's

gait oeu Greeu6a&s wirb's
baIb Su &nos seben. Dus @siss. wobur&
bic Rsu~Orsaniiation Der RationaIbantsu
sersssIt wirb, bsfimmt, bab bic alien
Bansnoten sinspOSen unb neue aussea"
ben psrbsR. Disfe nsusn Rotsn fomm.n
istt In rlmIauf. Die &idisits Der Banfs
note III sdnBIi& ueri&ieben uOn ben ftdbs'
rem. Sis III braun unb bat nur tn Der
Mite sin buntslg,inss Sslo NIT Der Rum,
msr Der gant In s,oB,n 8ubIsn. 9infs
buDon bsRubst R4 bus BOppsn bss staa.
ties unb rs&ts Der amsritanii9s abIsr nut
ben ueri6IuHssusn SnitiaIsH u 9, Durd
bisis Rldlttte srbdlt bic Bantnoie ibr I'm
ssn65nlihsS ausisbsn, bsun fe IT Don
siusm o%greenback" In Elm .blownback"
umsepanoelt pO,osu. IA lbugens be.
rsitS nabsbu 800 Santsn ibrsn ueusn
CHARTER srbaltsn baden, 70 psrbsn bic Ro.
ten pobl baIo in sl6Besn 8 Iautitdeen In
Ejaculation isin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22

SEER s. G6omas bat einen BudIaben
on Der Ode Der eagle Yoint. unb gouIer.
ausnue er6fust. DaieIbf t6nneu Streib.
materiaIsn, @ebet' unb S9uIba9er, Ros
fsntrdn3e, @rueifee &C. setauft werbsn.
Danebsn pertauft 9srr Ebomas, Cigar.
rem, Eabat unb @anbp. Mit benz Stors
III cine Bu9binbsrst usrbunbsn. S.rr
Eomas uerffsbt fetn @si&dft, bas Ct pdbs
rsnb fanf Sabre bier TN .5sraIb' ssIsrnt.
wsI&sr er bis bisbetise @si&i&ts Der res
publitanii&sn Partsi perbammts. 81
aass wirb prompt, gut unb biuis ssarbsitst.
Rartenbrud beiorgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-22
Sn Der Ser, SeCuaemeinoe bat man

Sn Der Ser3 Sefusemeinoe bat man
etnsn nsuen lnteIfhsuRss 8srtn sssrins
bet, Der uber aud fur llnterridt unb Inter:
b%oltuns iorsen iOa. Ots Incorporation
bee 8srsins erfOIste um IA b. R. unb bic
Statuten iinb bsreits In Druid Die 8s
amten Der ususn @sisuiduft fnb: grdf.
bent u. 8oseIsr, giee Yrdibsnt 5tant
Ruti6, &scorbirsnbsr Setrsidr q. 2oss,
5iuuuS Sstretdr q. &isser, S80saeiitsr
s. Weuisr, Wari8ua 50. 9bomus, Gels
~Isctorsu u. Bauer unb s. &otb.