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, 1883-06-30
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1888.

THERE is no systemJin vogue fol
the transmission Of f-money so safe,
convenient and popular as that OF
postal money orders, and any act OF
congress improving the method, OF
adding to its efficiency, is in the in
terest directly Of the great mass OF
our citizens. The public therefore
will be more than pleased to learn OF
the following changes and reductions
that are to go into effect next Mon
day. We quote from the circular
issued from the post Office depart
ment to the pOstmasters of money
order offices:
Postmlsters at money-order offices
in the United States are hereby noti-
fed that, in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved AIarcl o, 1883, ON and after
Monday, the second day of July,
1888, a single domestic money order
may be issued for any amount, from
one cent to one hundred dollars, in
elusive (SIOO.OO), but fractions of a
cent must not be introduced into the
amount of money order. On and
after the second day of July, 1888,
the fees to, be charged the public for
domestic money orders will be as
follows: For orders not exceeding
$40, 8 cents; for orders exceeding
$40 and not exceeding SIS, 10 cents;
for orders exceeding SIS and not ex-
ceeding $50, Is cents; for orders ex-
ceeding $50 and not exceeding $40,
20 cents; for orders exceeding $40
and not exceeding $50, % cents; for
orders exceeding $50 and not texceed-
ing $50, 80 cents; for orders exceed
ing $50 and not exceeding so, 35
cents; for orders exceeding so and
not exceeding $50, 40 cents; for or
ders exceeding $50 and not exceed
ing 500, 40 cents. Postmasters are
instructed to refuse to issue in one
day to the same remitter and in favor
of the same payee more than three
money orders, payable at the same
post office,
, 1883-06-30
LOCAL.


We were very much surprised Fri
day to learn from the most reliable
source that Mr.. A. NJ. Cannon had
sold out his general merchandise
business to Messrs Sheline brothers,
two gentlemen who have been en-
gagged for years in business in Cali
fornia. The new firm has rented and
will occupy Mr.. Cannon's building.
This is the largest sale Of a mercan-
tile business ever made north OF
Snake river, as the transfer will
amount to $4,000 or $4,000. The
gentlemen have been fortunate in
securing this bargain, as it is not only
the oldest house in this part of the
territory but enjoys the largest bus
iness that any parties have yet sue
ceeded in building up. Mr.. Cannon
was loath to part with that branch
Of his numerous business interests,
but was compelled to on account Of
poor health, and the fact that his
banking, numbering and real estate
Interests occupied all Of his time.
He will now turn his entire attention
to those several branches that are
growing more extensive every day.
We are informed that the Sheline
brothers are worthy and reliable
gentlemen with plenty Of means at
their command, and their presence
will be an advantage to our young
and promising city. They take poses
ion Of the store as soon as an cnvoice
Of t ick can be taken, and will retain
the same corps Of able assistance that
have become a part and parcel Of
that popular establishment.
, 1883-06-30

A. NJ. Cannon has our thanks for a
fine lot Of delicious Strawberries Of
the Monarch Of the West variety
grown on his place in this city. Mr.
Stage, thewell-known local nursery
man residing but a short distance
southeast Of town, also has us bound
to him for a remembrance Of the
same kind, while 7. !. Hardesty,
living a short distance from here on
Hangman's creek, puts us under
obligations for similar favors. These
samples Of strawberries were equal
in appearance and far superior in
flavor to anything we have ever
seen, surprising even the vaunted
berry products Of California. 1t
seems that the soil about here is
adapted to the growth Of this deli
cate and luscious fruit, and as the
place grows older we believe that
every land owner will have a pro-
ducing strawberry bed Of his own.
, 1883-06-30
Runaway.

Thursday morning a party by the
name of Smith accompanied by his
son started out behind a team be-
longing to Glover & Gillian. When
but a short distance out of town on
the road leading south a calf jumped
up in front Of the horses frightening
them so that they ran away and up
set the vehicle. The elder Smith
was considerably bruised in the fall,
the younger escaping without injury.
The animals never stopped running
until they reached the stables, the
buggy coming In for considerable
hreqkage.
, 1883-06-30
Vice President Of n. w. c. T. U. for
Washington Territory.


We learn that considerable labor
has been put upon the Colville road
this season, much to the improve
ment Of. that highway of communi-
cation between this city and that
section of the country now coming
into popular favor. The road has
been changed so as to avoid the long
and precipitOus hill at the Little
Spokane, that has always been a
nuisance to travellers. While this
does not reduce the distance Of the
line, it makes it so much easier Of
travel that it will be a matter Of con-
graduation among those who are
called upon to use the road often.
Another addition for the convent
ence of travellers is a series Of finger
or guide posts, that have been put up
at regular distances along the road,
which are almost indispensable in
any country, and especially so in a
section newly opened. While on
this subject Of guide posts we would
suggest to our county supervisors
that it would be a good policy II
suitable guide boards were nailed
upon all of the principal roads Of
travel in the county. AS it now is,
persons are more apt to go astray
than take the right direction when
driving from point to point. Such
an Innovation would be hailed with
words Of encouragement from every
resident Of the county, while strang-
ers would lift up their voices and
bless the men who were instrument
tai in such labor Of love.
, 1883-06-30

A Change.

The Government telegraph line
from Fort Ceur d'Alene to Mlssoula
and from Spokane Falls to Pomeroy
has been discontinued by an order
from Washington. The division
from Fort Ceur d'Alene to Fort Spo-
kane ria Spokane Falls will hereaf-
ter be known as the C9ur d'Alene
branch. 1t gives us pleasure to add
that our young friend J. +. Hemen-
way, who has filed the position so
creditable at this place for some time,
is retained as chief manager, with
headquarters at the Falls.
, 1883-06-30
A Call for a Temperance Convention.

A Call for Temperance Convention.
All Christian men and women of
Eastern Washington and all others
interested in Temperance are invited
to attend Temperance Convention
to be held in Cheney, July Goth and
2lst. This Convention will be held
for the purpose of organizing a Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
of Eastern Washington, such a Con-
vention having been held at Seattle
for Western Washington. Miss
Frances Z. Willard, President of the
National w. {. 7. u, and Miss Anna
Gordon, herself an eminent Temper
ance worker will be present and as
sist in the organization. Miss Will
lard is anxious to meet as many Of
the Temperance people of Eastern
Washington as possible and as, on
account Of the length of time neces-
sary to accomplish this most wonder
fully long lecture tour that she is
taking through some Of the Southern
States, New Mexico, Arizona, Cali
fornia, Nevada, Oregon, British Col
umbia, Washington Territory, Idaho
Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado,
Nebraska, Dakota, Minnesota, and
so on East, she is unable to visit as
many of the places in Eastern Wash
ington as she would like to. We in
vite the Christion men, and others
interested, rs well as the Christian
women to attend and learn the plans,
object and mode of organization of
the w. c. T. U. Also to have the
benefit and pleasure of hearing Miss
Willard who will probably speak
three times, Friday and Saturday
evenings and Sunday morning. 1t
is expected that a children's meet
ing, to be addressed by Miss Willard
and Miss Gordon, will be held on
Saturday evening at seven O'Clock,
yet definite announcements can only
be made later, as to this. Arrange
ments have been made with the o.
r. & n. & n. P. r. r. Companies by
which all those attending the Con-
vention may receive reduction on
return tickets of 80 per cent. a COM
mittee of entertainment will be ar
ranged by the Cheney Union, and
those expected to be present will
please send their names to me as soon
as possible. Officers and members
of local Unions especially urged to
be present. Where there are no
Unions we hope the pastors and Off
GERS of other Temperance So
cieties will see that the towns are
well represented by Temperance wo-
men. Yours, For God and Home
and Native land.
Lucy A. SwITzER.
Vice President Of n. w. c. T. U. for
Washington Territory.
, 1883-06-30

The Committee on Decorations for
the 4th of July request US to extend
to the ladies of Spokane Falls an in
vitatiOn to assemble at Havermales
81 Davis new -four mill next Mo-u
day afternoon at o'clock to aid in
decorating the ball room. The invi-
tation is also made to gentlemen, as
there is much work to be done. The
business men Of the city are request
ed to decorate their buildings as a
display of that description will add
to the attractiveness of the occasion.
, 1883-06-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At coLrAx, W. IT,

LAND OFFICE AT CoLFAx, W.Tl
June q, lSSt
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his in
tention TO make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk OF the Court for stephens coun-
~, W. T., at Fort Colville, W. T., on August
who made home entity No. Ass for the W j Sc
= and W y ne 4 sec 81, twp 3jn,r8c.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
tion OF, said land, viz: J. Keenan,, I! NJ Car
mana, lPh. Canestrettl and W. DUN of Fort
COlville p. o., W. T..
]. NJ. ARMSTRONG, register.
, 1883-06-30
NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, CoLrAx, ". T., !

U. s. LAND OFFICE, CoLFAx, W. T,
June IS, 1881
COMPLAINT having been enterd NJ this
y Office by Louis Mathews against Louis
Morrlgean for abandoning his Homestead
WI Sc i and e y sw = sec. 10, township . n,
range - In stevens county, Wash Ter. with
view to the cancellation OF said entry; the
said party Is hereby summOnd t1appear be-
fore Jacob Stitzci, Clerk OF tho Court for
stevens county, W. T., at Fort ColNille, W. T.,
on the 2Sih day Of July, 1881, a. orlOck p. m.
TO respond and furnish testimony soncefnlng
said alleged abandonment.
JNO. l. WILSON, Receiver
, 1883-06-30
AnAPOiOgy,

Owing to the fact that we were
called to Portland this week for the
purpose Of meeting our family, just
through from California, we lost sew
eral days and the result is our local
department is in rather a shadOwy
condition. AS we have no more
families to draw us hence, and no
desire to make trip below for some
years to come, the pu' lie can rest
assured that we will not crawl be-
hind any more excuses of the kind
to cover delinquencies.
, 1883-06-30

Speclal inducements offered to Merchants,
> Mechanics, Farmers, and all classes OF
Commercial Men.
, 1883-06-30

VNhis Bank will buy and sell Exchange ,Coun.
Il ty Warrants, make Collections, Loan
Money, and transact a General Banking
Business.
, 1883-06-30
NOTICE.

THE ACCOUNTS AND NOTES FORMER
i ~ belonging 70 Davenport, Thompson a
Co.. OF Cheney, W. T., having heretofore been
sold, assigned and delivered TO Us as per pre-
u. ID. Ramsdell and b. c. Van Houten, OF
Cheney W. T., as our agents for the collcc-
tlon ol the same, and request all those 80 In
debtod 70 pay said Indebtedness 70 Messrs.
Ramsdell and Van Houten, who alone are
authorized TO make said collections fOrus and
receipt for same.
WHITE. GOLDSMITH 4 co.
]. r. DANSoN.
Cheney. June l. 1eeQ
, 1883-06-30

August Goldsmith, Louis II. Wifehouse
Frank II. Moore, James n. older,
Horace l.. Cutter.
, 1883-06-30

First National Bank ...... Portla Oregon
First National Bank. WallQ M|la, W. T
Anglo Californian Bank Id 10 tranciscO
Metropolitan National Bank...... - York
, 1883-06-30
Notice of Dissolution.

THIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
i listing between Chas. Sweeny and A. J.
Linden under the firm name OF Swceny,
Linden Co, merchants Of Spokane Falls,
W. T., is this day dissolved, the said Chas
Sweeny having purchased all the interest OF
the said Linden in said partnership and Is
now the sole owner thereof, under the name
Of Chas. Sweeny & Co., who assumes all debts
and liabilities Of the late firm Of Sweeny, Lin
den 4 Co, and Il entitled TO all debts due and
owing TO said firm pf SweenY, Linden & Co.
CHAS SWEENY,
A. J. LINDEN.
Spokane Falls, W. T., May 20, 1881
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Yrobates Mittel. Sin 9Obauer Sim
mobner bate bic unribmlide Gnsewobns
belt, isinen 6riibidoppen al;u iebr aussus
bebnsn unb feline gbsbdlfte NIT benz Gien
martsn gu lafsn. Als nun tiirsli9 weoer
bas 0isnitmabden nod bic &inOer, wel6e
ais 9sianbts Der Sausfrau eri9ienen, ben
SeBbaften bon ieinem BIate gu loden per-
mOdten, grill Die 6rau gu einem ers0ss
li6en 4usfunftsmittsl. Su Der &neips
Oifnet iid pI0eIi9 bic Sbir, unb berein
tritt bas Dienitmdb9sn nit einem &orbe,
aus pel9sm iis, ebe Der uerbliffte Serr ets
mas basesen iasen %fonnte, 6suer uno
Gopf auf bas Billiard auSpatt NIT ben
8ortsn: vRaOame weiB, oaB sic ni6t
germ bic 2ebsr trofen eiien, unb besbalb
idift ie Sbnen bas g1en bierber." Der
unpiinttlide 9atte ioa bel Benz sieien Wors
ten fOlsenben @elddter ieiner Sreunbe ses
i9woren baben, ME wieoer iiber bic re9te
Mittags,eit aussubleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

**vBer ieinen Seinoen seseniiber iid
i9wadt Seist, pirS itets bieielben in seniis
senoer an,abI baben. Gs lit am bsiten
ii3 fart alien anoern 6eilmittel segeniiber
gu 3eisen, ais pabren Sreuiio nur Rierens
traIt an3uieben, benn bas 2ebtere mtrs ies
berseit qudlenben SeinSen Der @siunSbeit
cine eritarrte 0eber, geritofpfuns, Diabetes,
soIbene @oer, trante Nieren unb Wasen
bssdbmen %f0nnsn. Man tann 6ieies Seils
mittel in fiiii9er iowobI wie in trOdener
Sorm ieber;eit baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
8riabts' Granfbeit, Sarnrnbr.

Man nebns ii9 uor ben Brdparationen
in Ndt, bic sors.bsn bieie Sruntbeiten Ober
stieren, llrinsO rsane ober 9ebersS ei9wers
ben gu t~uriren, benn II fur tur,e i3eit bell
fen fie anideinenb, unb nad5er 1T
Der Yatient sebn Wal idlimmer ais beuOr.
Serlaiien tie iid lieber einsis unb alIein aui
9opfen Bitters, bas einsise Seilmittel Sas
Gle sepiB unb bausrnb furtrt. Sc ssbt
Der &rantb.it 10 auf ben @runo, paB audi
bic serinsften Spuren .bauOn ueri@winoen
unb ME pieber Suriidfebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Berliner Sl1tter melben f~olsenben unsrs
freuli9en gorsans: Qm 0ienitas @benb
mar bas aipl fir Obbadloie in Der Siis
idinsitraBe 10 iiberfilt, baB circa so gers
iunen, wel9e nod ginlaB besebrten, bic
Iufnabme ueriast ueroen mubte. Die slbs
sepieienen rotteten ii6 nun 3uiammen unb
periu4ten ben @inluB NIT @epalt gu err
swinsen. Cine Nnsabl berbeiserufener
S6ubleute muBte sunG6it einen fOrmli6en
6ampf nit ben @rsebenten fiibren, ebe es
selans, ben Saufen su serftreuen unb bic
Gdselsfibrer feit3unebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
gfieblibe Gitate.

limb elm Sabr bat er's s~etrassn, trdst's
nidt ldnser mebr!" 90 iaste Der Gins
idbriss, als sr mad uouenbeter Sienit3eit
iein @epsbr auf Die Montirunsstammer
trus. = 80 uibret, riibret ni6t oaran",
meintc Der Gonbitorlebrlins, ais er einen
meterboben Saumtu6en iibsr bic StraBe
trii9. = Sin eoler Meni6 siebt cole
Menl6sn an, ba6te Der claiiii6 sebilbete
Sammerbiener, ais er ieinem Serru ben
Yaletot anSo9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Cine prenbiide Cabinets gbaanas=

Cine prenbiide Cabinets Nbqanas.
Genus= Helel, gum @ebraud fir abSsbeibt
Oiplomaten unb Bortefeuletonilten, bic ben
b%etannten Sumoriiten S9mit Gabanis gum
gerfaiier bat, finbet ii6 in Der, Serl. Wton:
tags 3eituns. Sic lautet:
SlsiBis in ben Siterierien
9erne 6ino, bic Wiuiiterien,
Ole Ieit gismart IrGiioeut -
Wabmen nad lno na6 elm @uo.
gSiiIen fam man ME Die Srift,
gSie Dir oies emit niiBli6 lit;
SteQlt on lie in's alphabet,
@laubit on talim, nie leidt IS aebt.
@s beginnt nit u Der Sra6
@leid 3uerlt bel W6snbab;
Bitter pie aud Sooelidwiugb,
6rie9ten iauft ben Qbi6ieosmint;
Billion, oet I'M glmte ltarb,
Seltnes Slid oaourb er,parb.
aber lebeno obne Nlauien
I'm Die @de 9in9 Gompbauien;
Selbriid, obne Yotefeuile,
eeerte e~benfals ben tel6;
8beilnebmeilb Der Samilienfreube,
Sol9te Gulenber9's jnei beibe.
falf perfiel benz Rabenmabl,
Jtab' beim itiuen VriebentbaI.
Gepbt unb Sobre6t itolperr, meb!
lteber's sroBs Yortsmonnaie;
Sofimann, Sol,brinf = ieber sins,
qan9iam Ger, Der anbere flint.
Sa9o itiir3t uno Ssenplis,
Seio' 9efGQt bur6 einen EliS;
&amete, Der emit 10 tart,
g8uroe i6wab wie &0ni9smard;
9eonbarb lomobl mie Xippe
S6eitsrn sleidfaus on 'ner Rlippe,
llno in filler Giniamfeit
S6manb emit WIbler (2lbelbeio).
Die nod ieblsn merritt bu Sobu
Sinosrlei6t Dir sritens :eaoon:
S6elow, Der nidt LANCE Otooe,
S6lisblid Stolber9 (9Serni9robe)
90 nod eb' mans oenten lou,
ST oas 3peite Suseno pou!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

@amoerbilt ilaioerfitat, Naiboins, Senn.:
SD bei@etntse fte b5dit portrehli4cI Gt6enidaiten
pcn grpf. Ddrbps v$rpp5plaetie Dluii.A ai5 Dess
iaictruns8s uno Northumberland III e5 icpeII
tbeore.iib ME prattiih porllsli5er ol5 aaSere bes
fannte Mittel.-R. &. 9uptpn n, Yrcf. Der GfeTnte.
r9arsgS 0flais" tpisS eaipfoblet bon:
Son. SIeganser s.. Gtcpben5, Sesr9ta;
Seep. G5aS. r.. 0ser5, 0remeliusSs9tr1e, Y. o.;
Srf. q Gonte, Columbia, llaiperittAtsprci, S.S.;
&ep. q. 3. Battle, grpf. Mercerz nntpsriitas;
1a-d,aa5 netb.peuste fur ieocn SauSbaIt.
Spltpmrlen uni5dpli1. Sutlnerlt5en pstr aaBers
- Iidcu 0eerauh fur Reni5en uno gisb.
ras rSlGtp" IN srlnflih erprobt rpree1 uTe trtr
ba5c1 Scrae,ie po1auf, bae IS ales bas tcrpt.It peS
Glcr pon tSm be5auptet rire. BUR peIftaetgerea
auSfuuft laie man i5 BET ietnem S!?oiHe'cr Elm
Gyerlptar Der 9rriaare 9ebcu peer rreuse f3 hcS9dl6
on bic GtsclthSmer,
2. q. SetItn & o.,
GaprtctreaS e GScmtter, SbiIGpeIpbtd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
H..,,I.;,,. 0Ihsr Esbsr Ghubrohs

SrGnlein : yglber Iieber S3ubmaders
meilter, Die Stiefelden iinb mir ia uiel su
Helm; ieben Sic bod bier, i5 betOmme
bieielben gar ni6t an."-
S9ubmu6er: pRann ni6t gut iein,
Sraulein, i6 babe Sbnen ia bas MaB sss
nommeu, Die Stiefelben iino ni6t su Helm,
nur Sbr SUB lit 81 groB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Yu Oermtetheu.

Dtetu ero6tr Store an Der Cd. Der Sisbsuten une Wlaius
'itraBs, in Der belteu Sags pon gs Dears TT Al usrrsnteu.
Der Store 1T tn .tu.m Sadit,iussbduos so GUS lang unO
"a SUB brett. Rdb.rts gu btirG9su in Der Office 6isiss
Siaites oeer beim Giseutblmsr in Se Wars, Plpmoutb
60. Jspd. (uO Grit 3nbrp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Semano prablte, er babe ifets tauienb
Sbaler gum ausleiben bereit. Oils i'm elm
gutter Sreunb nm elm Ourleben Don 500
Sblr. bat, antlportete er: Damn babe id
ia bic tauienb Gbaler ni6t mebr bereit.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Mbfiiblnng. Serr: rsd, weId' id0nes
SOsel6en rabt auf Sbrsr 9anb. 8, oirft
i6 ieinen Ylat einnebmen! = Srdulein:
IS lit elm @impel!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Maaere Wenihen.

Wells Health Remover" felt bic gelunbs
belt wieoer Der unb sibt 8raft, furirt Wiasens
idw6ds, ruiru9tbarfeit uHo anbsre gsi6le8tss
Seblr. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

teotent, toute e6 ret9l
Niebsr III hamtt sehetlt
tMmarjs Grbredben 4
Giebernce uns fraufe
gsrfonen erqutdt uno
@unoIieeett perbutet
turA 8deeH NIT gOars
bps Elu.b.H
uuretne 2uft uniahbs
LID semaat II. 9eretui9t.
Cesen f6Itmrteit Gals
etn IihercS Seilmtttsl.
MnEe6an8stoH Jers
fort.
Gtssn %erfscrens gate,
Sroitt eulea, 2dms
prrbotoeH, aufecs
rtsneue Gant &c.
GbsumatiSm aS ses
betlt.
@s:1er, spsiber1
hu.th ben @ebrauG3 beS
ySluiS" e-lanst.
C9iTSHsber perhntet.
Sgm @etntgeu os3
HsbcrsS unb Sa.ls
Esrn oer SABINE IT
IS unibert-ef.t:b.
Gatarrb Selinpert IND
scbei.t.
G3fc sebeilt.
E:anctor1oeu aE Der
S.sae Seliaefrt.
garbcI per5ltet.
4uDr t:rtrt.
S3unoea RAID oeheilt.
Sd BABE ba5 g5luia"
t1s5gcnb uniersr it5isel
C9c-.aa fiebcr : S.t.nils
Grl5 nit snti3tsoene,l
SlaScu %oagepeneet. Gj
ta i9ffas 9ranterjtmner
uuerli5lth. -Nm. s.
Saneirrb, Gprte, Gla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
"BUCHUPAIBA."

Yrii9elt our Sasb;eit Der Sdser ben Sunb,
S5ut er es nit ODER obne 8rlino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Sran Al ibrtm Wanne. 6iibre mid
bod aui 6ieie 9tuine. - Mam: sd bab
DID pier Wo9en ms Sab sei6idt, pas war
STUN fir MIDI 9enug."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
Carbps
prop@q(aCtiC }luio.
Gin 9anstpirtbidafts.s seeemffaus fdr
a~uaemetnen Gamilienaebrauh. -

@eeet G6arIdd,
tlno tgpS5fe6teber,
9ipbtberie, 9Seis
6eifnB, SaIsses
i6mnre, 8cden,
Waicrn tino ale
~aufte6euoen &ranfs
y bstten. User 2rants
8 sebsau@en. Selee5
poreen, ua6oent oaS
s~ttsefanosn bate.
9forbut furtrt. "
Gin Wittei seseu tbtcs
ride Deer gFanJenSifte,
Slide &c.
po6en uno Do6ens
Warben cerbntet.
Sin Mii.Slteo meiner
Samilie teidm bic goden.
SD peu6ete has gS,uib"
an; Der 8atient perfiel
ribt In 8isberbise, Re,
bislt feline godsnnartcn,
tonnte nab tina brei
3p&en tpieeer umbsrs
eeben, uuo bic Hueercn
In Sauie blisbeu rs-s
i9oat.-J. %. Bartias
ION. PhiInrelnhil.
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SbgBerie
ber5Htet.

Tie Ger3te ticr aes
traunen Oa.SrS Stub"
r::t srrBcm Griplge BEL
Oiphtberie.
Il. 70 ert,
Crccu55 TO, Gla.
Giedjte auSSetrodRet.
CJolera rerbGte..
Sei6piire 8srstntst
uue Sebeilt.
9et SoosSfaaett iol.s
Der 9sibnam eamit tes
baneelt ipegeen; 20
piro jeeeI pieeraSsR
Geru4 re;5Iten.
Der auSaejetbnets
Writ Or. s. Warrior
Gins, Rep FORT, iast /:
$50 bin neerjeust, baS
Ssef. Darbps gropbrs
la:tis Stub Gin ipsrtts
pele5 GeStuNei-un55s
utttel ia
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Sie i6nmrri9e Gde.
ltnbeitreitbare BanernreqeL.

S6reit eiu S6weiu, inbsm mans tidt,
90 bsbast ibm bas S6la6ten nidt.
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Sdueue, sriinblide Cur fir ale i9mer3liden
Miersn, Slaien unb lrinsS Organ Rrantbeiteu.
81. Sci 9potbetern.
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s1er 1T aer oeiGbrlidite Weuid? Der

GOnSueteur auf Der Yieroebabn; benn 10
wie ibm cine Dame winft, bdlt er INN lie
an - iis muB linn slei6 Die Sanb rei6en,
- er nimmt ibr @elo unb ldBt iie lieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Rau6en ,u 9i6tmeB bic S9lOts iebr,
Sommt IS ;umeilt pom Seuer Der.
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ROUGH ON RATS"

gertreibt Rattsn, MGuis, &otbausen, Slieseu,
ameiisn, SettmanBeu, StiHftbiere. 15t. Bel
apotbeferu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

Slidt Su Georgia Der Stor6 iein Ref,
ST es sepSbnlid i6abbaft GENET.
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8rGbt su cSsbanni Der Sabn auf Der Ntiif,
90 dn6ert ii6 'sgBetter, ooer es bleibt ipie es III.
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&c Wt arS, Soma.
Das bette SOtsl In ss Mars 1T oas Siip Sotel. Bena
einer In ss plars irsmo ut, lou or bort uoriprtpen.
Das 9itp 9otsl wiro stbaItsn pom Rid. 9HssleiHser,
etuem stboreneu sursmburser, aus eentern.
Dit BEN 9otel 1T ens no. l @irtbihait perbuHoeH, no
man CUTE et9arreu. shtts getrdnt uno Nnss srbaItsn fam.
mos einem Snremsurser numb, .
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Der Goreeeutide etops 1T bic sroBte otutihe Dampfs
idifiabrtss Seieaihait, ieius Gampisr limb aut has ioIiess
tie ssbaut. init oeutideu Seeleuten bsmaunt uRo pers
ben uor etutiden 9apitaineu ~bsishIiat.
Die anSaiI Der matt y. .. Slopo Gampitru bis guoe pexs
aanasnsn Sabrss b~si6rhsrtsn Yaiaaies bslauit RA auf