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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13

New York has within eigut years in
creased its area from u 800 acres to 3d.
600 acres. one-half of which lies north of
the Harlem river. No additions haYe
been made to the public bleasure
grounds, and a plea is now made for
more parks. In support of the demand
the following mparison is made: New
York with o million and half of in
habitants has 1904 acres in park area.
Philadelphia with 100000 inhabitants
has over 1000 acres, and its great park,
Fairmount. has nearly $500 acres.
Chicago and st. Louis each have over
1000 acres. San Francisco has 100 acres
more than New York.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13

Mormon missionary who is at pres
ent in Washington city claims to have
recently made sixty converts, mostly
girls between the ages of Is and 25. He
is an associate of the Mormons who were
recently tarred and feathered in Indiana.
Congressman who are here express
themselves very earnestly about the
Mormon question and say that it is evil
dent that something more stringent than
the Edmunds law will have to be devised
if polygamy is to be abolished. One
plan is to legislate the present govern
ment out of existence and to have pro-
visional government created. officers OF
which would be appointed by the presi-
dent and confirmed by the senate.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13

Each head of clover contains about
sixty distinct flower tubes, each of which
contains a portion of sugar not exceeding
the e-hundredth part of q grain. The
proboscis of the bee must therefore be
inserted into 500 clover tubes before one
grain of sngar can be obtained. There
are 1000 grains in pound, and, as
honey contains three-fourths of its
vaicht of dry sugar, each pound of
honey represents 1900, 900 clover tubes
sucked by bees. Chicago Tribune.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13
Defrauding the Poor.

"Many of the money-lenders are as
bad as ever" said the secretary of the
society for Organizing Charity in st.
Louis, referring to the men who lend
money in small amounts on chattel
securities. s'Not long ago poor woman
on the west side fell sick and was unable
to pay her rent. She went to q money.
lender and borrowed SO on her furni-
ture. The money-loaner drew up the
note for SIS, charging So for writing the
premises and making out the papers.
The poor woman toiled night and day,
and managed to rake together $12, which
she paid on the mortgage, leaving q
balance of So. Her child fell sick, and
unable to pay the balance as soon as she
expected. While she was struggling
to keep her head above water, she
received from q man who had
purchased the mortgage against her a
letter, stating that unless she came for
J ward and paid mortgage of $15, which
he held ON her furniture, he would be
obliged to take the furniture on foreclo.
sure. The poor woman had no receipt
for the $12 paid on the mortgage and
could not prove that she had paid it,
She came to me well uigh distracted. ]
gave her 50 and note to the holder oi
the mortgage, setting forth the facts, ,and
| telling him that unless he accepted the
So in payment as full and delivered the
mortgage to the woman, I should have
both him and the party of whom he pur-
chased the mortgage arrested. The wo
man came back with the mortgage.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13
Literary Gleanings.

One copy of Mr.. Ruskins volume of
Poems" recently brought over 500 at
London sale.
1t is gravely announced that Colonel
Mike Sheridan will write book on the
Yellowstone park excursion.
Charles Dudley Warner will soon
publish record of his recent travels in
Europe under the title "a Roundabout
Journey"
Mr.. Gross has made little progress
with the biography of his dead wife,
George Eliot, having been greatly inter.
rupted by illness.
Miss Eleanor Arnold, the daughter ol
the poet, has shown her filial devotion ir
the preparation of 1.-The Matthew Ar.
mold Birthday Book
Five additions of Bosworth Smiths
''Life of Lord Lawrence" have already
appeared, and a sixth-a popular edition
in one valume-is on the way to publ
cation
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-10-13

Praise never gives us much pleasure
unless it concur with our own opinion,
and extol us for those qualities in which
We chiefly excel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28

never know, lot us bope. with what sort OF feeling
his partiaity for Duchesses and lesser anu
ior the peerage in general, is returned by the oE
jects Of his worship.
There IL still q third story OF which MT Sergeant
Ballautine 10 the hero-the same SERGEANT BalIan-
tine whom you have among you, and do not seem 10
care much about. One day at Homburg in the
good ord gaming days, the play ran high, there ~
a SERIES" and in the crowd and excitement
certain Duchess tnot English), who had large
stake on the table. seated herself in Mr.. SERGEANT
Ballantne's lap. Opposite sat Mr.. Huddleston.
When the series came to an end. and the SERGEANT
was relieved Of his burden. lie leaned across and
said, Huddleston, What will you give ME for my
trousersf have had real Duchess my lap for
half an hour"
Mr.. Oscar Wilde's temperance IN England mas
not bees hailed with enthusiasm. The newspapers
ha ye nothing to say about HIM. They do not even
pay him the compliment Of laughing at HIM; albert
a silly Is upon us and there mas oeeh
dearth of minor topics But he has sncceeded ia
amazing some of his friends by appearing In SORT
of " incroyablen cost nme when may be rsthetic
and is certainly hideous. ! have even heard IL
called indeceut. If this is what he wore on Amer
lean platforms, American good-nature IN very easy
indeed. He ia going hear to Paris. Ii he par AIDES
the Bonlevatds in this dress he may receive more
attention than he will like. "Atlae prints an
alarming st al ement that his young man viii return
next fall to America. What DO you say u" maj
From America he goes TO Australia. and ulti'
matey to heaven" What Atlas's authority may 10
for this last assertion cannot guess. But shonih
il turn true, there will DO rise III hou t-ieh'S
in the other place. G. W. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28

crowd. The dinner was excellent nay, more il
vas very handsome. but IL is all wasted.' said
Peter, because so few Of the pa senyers know how
TO eat.n When q noble and finely decorated Joint
". set before the captain Iehought he had hopes
less airas h. drew the carving knife through It, for
the pany had long passed the meat period and
when some meringue buildings aud other sweets
into which the cook seemed to have put heart
as well as talent, we're at last BROUGHT
in, not more than four or five people we're left at
table. II is the fashion TO complain of the rough
service and bad far. on American routes of travel
but is there not another side Of the storyf The
Orizaba furnished o dinner With which gourmet
could hardly have found much fault, and the pas
sengrrs-who were the ordinary pxed multitude Of
tourists aud men OF business-showed that they
much preferred The usual scramble for miscclane-
Gus and unassorted refreshment And as for
the hurried meals at the railroad
eating-houses. i not at all sure
that tho majority Of travellers would wish them
different. Ger ainy on the roads bet xeeu the Mis-
sisspi and the Pacific they seemed to be at least as
good as the guests required
IL was late IN the evening when we steamed ND to
the wharf at Santa Barbara, and tie cannon at the
bow awoke the echoes of the hills. The breeze had
died. delicious summer soltness was in the still
am The drive of a mile from the landing
To the Arli gton Hotel, at the upper edge OF the
town, was enough TO make us love the place before
we had seen it, there something SO sweet and
g NAL IN the night, periumed with mysterious
Od0rs from the roses the mlgnonetie and the pep
per-tree. And when a smiling Chinanan III wnite
tu c and sleeveless sky blue quI ted Ov, Jacket
ROCK our wraps ana lei US INTO Cheerful room, We
fnncied that we hal come to the land of tine Iotos-
ealeTS. J. r..
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
VESSELS EXPECTED,

Rig Name From Duc
Stmr City of N. York FIN Sydney, Jan 10
Stmr Sucz, from 8. F. Jan II
Stmr Australia from S. F. Jan 81
Br blk Ullock FIN Liverpool, Dec
Br ship Ambassador, FIN Newcastle
Bark Loeb Lee, FIN Newcastle, Dec
Blk 9 II Bishop, from Bremen, Feb 10
Blk Janet Court, FIN Liverpool, March
Blk Aber Aman FIN Glasgow, Dee
Am blk Amy Turner from Boston, Jan %
Am bktnc Elinor Vernon, FIN NY. NH Is
Haw schr Julia, fin S s Islands, Due
Am bktnc Amelia, FIN PIT Blakclcy, Due
Am Dgtne w II Meyer FIN Fan. Is, Due
Am tern Datoka, fin PIT Blakcley, Due
CIR blk Campus FIN Bremen, Feb I
Br $ C T Hook FIN Hongkong, Due
Am bgtnc w G Irwin fin s. f. Jan Is
Haw blk Kalakaua fin s f. Jan 10
Am bktnc Ella FIN S. F. Jan 20
Am tern NJ E Smith I'm PIT Gamble, ia 30
Am bktne J A Falkinburg, FIN S F. ia 20
Am blk Emerald I'm PIT Gamble. ia 30
Br ship Glenbervie I'm Liyerp'l, NH
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
Merchants & Storekeepers.

A s THE YEAR IS Gil OSING I de.
n sire to say that all merchants and
storckcepcrs will find it to their interest
to patrOnizc me if outside help is re-
quircd to adjust accounts, arrange books,
and general business matters for the new
year. a'- ''u.
sY- Commercial matters of every dcs-
cription attended to- cug Ja91 IN
j. E. WISEMAN,
General Business Agent,
2G1 i'm a.. ~ Merchant street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
VESSELS in PORT.

Bark Cabaricn
Bark Lady Lampson, Marston t,7
Am schr Claus Sprcckcls
Bktnc Loeb Lee
Am term Eva, vsac4f se~sl
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron y 's@ ~s-
Am ship Hope,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
Water Notice.
Office snp't Water Works,

Honolulu, July 3, 1882,
A LII persons having Water Privileges
IA. are notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annually, in advance,
at the Office Of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the LIST day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. B. WILSON,
80 Snp't Water Works.
s. x. KAAI, Minister Of Interior, 204
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
ARRIVALS.

- PASSENGERS. .;f.t.,.
For Fanning's Island, per Jennie
Walker, Jan 2--Mr and Mrs Beck
nell, II Briggs, w w Grcig and
family, w NJ Marshal and South
Sea Islanders. IN q
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-01-05
To Merchants,

r OST, ii $40 Treasury Bill, between
IL King and Hotel streets. The find
cr'will be handsomely rewarded by lcav-
ing same at Mr.. Monsarrats Office.
OS:l Nv
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04

hair-thar was ~hen wore my own hai.
 and he walked around thrcuxh IN gleaning tresses quite awhile. making tracks as large as q watermelon all ovef my head. lf he hadn't run ont of tracks my head would have locked ike load of summer s1uashex l remember l had to thunap my head agsins, the smoke house ia order to smash him. and had to comb him oc: afserward with a fne comb and wear was;e-paper basket ,wo weeks for ha;
 Much has been said of the hornet. bri he has an odd. quaint way aftes all tha, Is forever new.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
My C3sIc-t
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 Las: L.. 4e4.:e . as- ,a ny rare -o..e1.on large A1tae.s ues. l hal aa en5z.sssel :-s.r,..A A.t he' per-e- sa- ae. aes: 2- 5esse1 - add 70 ,aese he sr4y a1i airy nome of inc aaTae1. procure. ere ef he lafse size ai;-T coii w.4.hes. a.. hung !: IT 'ae .g.-e: Sy | s.f.1s t7.g5, abou. ], an- ta.s spFlGg When warn weather l-se. sefTeih,as, reminded ne of |. l :; ak |, was ! horne: He .ogse4 my memory ia some 2 -y aai rallcc my a;- ;er..2a i9 .- S.ea.3Ty IS ID, loea'e1 v ere ! though: !, ~as. !, seemed as ,a9zza where.e. he ;9uehe. ne he 4waxe-ed | nemoy-s wasa memory w.:a z ret ps-se j.. aEe-a1 '.
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 rc easo~t n aha s $ Z ,te s5v 'itt- he,ae szsAeriag -e4 a ''z-e s--s fr0z- fse bcsor ef rcss year z~e. 5.re ~ -c wsih e.se. sr e -zale ~y s-.1}
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
FOR SOMEBODY'S SAKE.

Az oer lise.s moc-,a;-s and wales Our pilgrimage journey we ta<e, W-e sdd to our troaeie ard czre, A-c heavier bur6eas Se bear.
 For scraeao6yas sake Though deeply Se'.e ~osadet by s-iei' Though the heart may eoasiz9s ,o ache. 0rr soyrcxs we keep cat of slsai- A-1 our faces are smiling and trsSh,,
 For sonetocs : sake Thoush humble GET dwelling raay ee. ThougA simple the food se lst1ke. Crr haprlaess may be assafes, s-d poxert,'s il!s be endured.
 For soEaebccy's sake u-h.t xoncrogs tasks xe aehlese yyha, on aerf9i ceees undertake sr1 how swee, IS the vic,c-Y wcE. U,fe. aI we've accomplished 4s 6e-e
 For somebody's sake. Tse struggle that's only for self Nc ,o, among angels may wake prt,ae ar.gk,es; of eros-s All he sisef To those who have suffered aE: s.Eaez
 ,. somebody's sake.
 -Eisk.-rf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
The MemphI, | I.l''le Rock Ky

Ills popEsar and re.iatl< r,ete. Eith tis tNo l.ca tie oasis gasssager uAaat, ss tse d.. rect 1as suscx~st fcste to al poss.s fat. -ss4fA SoG,teaaf E}gtr soanecfscss II I3t- ile ROCK &ae seHs5 5tfs. psisrssn si>@rera on gtffrz Or'v c-s rss-g- ifoe l-ltiie Eosx ;o Ne. Yors ire toaEs srsc ger i.2. any cissr n sse. syeE4a4 af-G1.Ser.-s Hts srrFe. te esEzg-arts.
 .a.5rf.4i.sas. fa rss ss9 ie iaacs apply Q
 THOMAS ESSEX
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 II sagt h-.is q .a1sar e a& as.nss sz -ses- aa1 igs~ s--
 Fsrizs. .zs sfsssa.a s tesss ss r1tee e.e
 p. C. RCBERTs
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
The Arkansaw Valley Route
 LR MRa Ry.l

JHers ta ,4. fsi tst..4tsss .aesl.--iet f1t me B ,.s. .ris,t ss tfs .et s- .ssseszr's = ssa ts.m M ,os' Artt Arksf sas Eh.tx 0t Grg ssa~i ts cf.'s ,,se'i.r agents a, al. | @ Psae. pal cs.ra oi fs~ s sr4 - tea II s the p4efE s.ne iI -fa E.s.te Rock fo a >4GiterH f.e ass. a'akes s,aAeetsgEs at Az #f.ss= e<.is ftt t-e tnesi azuera f,y3rx as- Gsssss - liver sre al .;i~ Rock -fa aE fhe z~t fs' ti~ Sesth East and ! est. I.< t4alpnsesi q itts lsre is s~~ ane eez ri- The uac< i.As recently tesu pal n ssrsi clast order, aas Sas2srg~fs ~.A aa1 t fa2st .5tc lsaHt Al s,eesY ro1te U FGErts .r the gf~l' CottDa kelt of iie Ar- karsa@ ard Nia.ss4s .ii saiiey. Large 9gzs- II .t the as-si farnsirg af.s l1 ;Ae world, are fe- szi. zirs 'sfs roa'c ard 70 better ccauoa can be ot,trt smssi Er4ris as.s tonar seekers For f-ft4er lafsrua .tstr., fatss maps, foiesfs, ste., afi %
 F. ?. LEWIS.
 fsea. Ffsigsi PAss Al. I. A WCCD>CS
 Gereral sup ', Lss;is Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
FOR THE WEST

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 pt man Pale >i-eiing Cars ot the Vsfy rues make are a,tachrtts 444 traf-s
 Al k sxas a.tt cira ltrrat. sssrngefs far Ksrsas. Cs..rssaa. seA Iex.eo Aud [ d. ltgffas connect sst5 esafeas uAs.s oi A. .tres.
 Ai i'ctss connection ss made t;h CT prcas .,4sns ter kassas and Nrfstssss points Al Omaha eantseettgsn f, Ga~44 ssa u.s t5ssf al I. jF-.i. t-t t-a .4;ett.A
 tta ..ae 9srrs to fi.es er route r 't' Wesi s,s = nj s.Nt roi riY fast ni~ =e ,.-.s- aescatm eia,ions trt b~a ttf4' -a-f-s as t' ps>s,s ,hfeaKh ts.e fact Hf taa tisss...9. .see s 4rssAs- ~sH ssft+s rt esa tLs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Ginen idredliden Sob fanb Der dlteIte

SoBn Ni6olas, bes Serrn Hi6. Yalen,
zines ganOsmunneS pom babier. SerieIbe
wur i'm 0ienite Der ST., 80. d ct. Saul
Giienbabn gu Gurfep &iuer, elmer tleinen
Citation an Der gabn, bei6dftist. glm
6reita9 se9en elf rbr Worsens toppelte er
einen nit Baubols bo6beIaoenen 5la9was
gen nit einem 9erpObnli9en Sra9tpa9en.
Sin Stud Der Mui6ine, unb Swii6en benz
BaubolS beS 6la6pa9ens unb benz Sbers
tbeil bes 6ra6tpa9ens wurbe Oes llnsliid.
Ii3en 9aupt sequeti9t. 6ait lebIos bob
MAJ ben iun9en Mann auf unb berielbe
CAB weni9e Stunben na9ber ben @eiit auf.
Wtan bradte bic gsi9e in bas @aterbaus
bierber. Die Mutter mar ubpeienb, bate
er iie bod nod Wtontus auf Der gabn n0rOs
LID begleitet. Der Yater unb bic @ei6wis
tier paren troitlos. Sonnta9 wurben bic
iterbli9sn lleberreite bes Ysrun9liidten aui
Dem ct. Marienfriebbofe ba6ier unter arc;
Sem @eleit pom trauernben Ser1pan6ten
Sctanuteu bei9eiett. Der g~sruusIiidte
mar an Die 81 Sabre alt, Der dlteite Sp6n
uOn SwOlf SinOern, bier in Dubuque gebos
ren unb erSo9en. Den bart 9etrOffenen
Stern unb Der 6Omilie infer berSIi9es
Seileib! II. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Ginen qranicn Sob fanb Oienitc

u
Qbenb uoriger ISOLDE elm ni6t gang fern
pOn Spe9t's 6errp wobnenber 5armer,
Namens Charles Yiians, in Der gtdbe pon
8bompion's Miible. Monta9 bate gis
ianS uon Der Wtiible cine 9ubun9 Mebl mad
Der Stabt gebro6tu nb te6rte 0icnita9 ge9en
Nbenb in@eieQi9aftu on Sarpep Sbompion,
Gam Sbompion unb 81. Sarrett beim. I'M
terwess itiesen Die &nOern bel @eismann's
StOre nus Sn Der Ntdbe pon Siians's 6arm
miiiien Die 8ierOe our9se9an9en iein, Sei9te
bod ipater Die Wa9enipur, baB lie cine boBe
SOiduns binunter serannt unb bur9 Die
@ieie in Siian5 S6wieseruaters, lltis's,
gurb einfebrten. Sn Der Q8ieie fanb man
am ndditen Nor9en Yiians' 9ei6e, bic
Seiste, buB er seitiirst unb wabrideinIid
gu 9obe 9ei9leift woroen mar. Sas llrs
tbeil bes acknowledgements lautete benn
aud bemna6. SiianS MAI 81 Sabre alt,
i'm Staat New gorf 9eboren, unb fam in
friiber Susenb nit isinen Gltern bieber.
@r binterldBt cine trauernbe 0ittme unb
mebrere &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Rleinere Wa6rihten aus SOMA.

leber 9Ipmputb County ia9t
Der Siour Gitp Courier:
vSn 8lpmputb County crbielt bas bemoa
fratii6e Staats : Gidet ebenfuus cine
bibi6e Maioritdt. OaS ~mabbdn9ise ooer
liberale County: Sifet, nit Nusnabme uon
6. @otti9alf ais GeprGientant, wuroe ers
pdblt, ndmli6 McGlintpf ais S9ots
meiiter, Suit. Darling ais SberiiT, q. o.
Suns oils aubitor, &ernli ais Superins
tenoent."
@osu mir erpiebern, i6reibt Der
vStaatss glnseiser", Dap glpmoutb County
wobl gut setban bat, aber Serr @otti9alt
batte iolen eripdblt perben. @isentli9
bate infer &atb befoIst wsrben iouen,
Serr Sofimann bdtte iolen bic Nominas
tion bebalten unb Serr @otti9aIt surids
treten. Damn bGtten mir cine Stimme
mebr I'M &eprGientantenbals. S9aoe!
Nir iinb etpaS anberer 0teinuns ais
Der vStaats. Nnseiser". Cider lit, bub
Serr @ottidalt bate Suriiftreten mil lem.
~llebrisens maj Der Wam ben Oemotraten
aufsebrdnst porben, er lit ni6t beliebt, bat
ii6 bur6 psri6ieoene @cte proitituirt, unb
penn elm Wann, Der pom ben Oeutiden ers
wGblt su perben bofit, 10 wenig 3tiifii6t
fir feline Sanbslelte bat, baB er Iieber elmer
l6ledten Sper, ais elmer polittlben Sers
iamnnlung seiti6er Stimmgeber beipo6nt,
bann 1T er ni6t wertb, baB Die 9euiiden
i'm, ibre Stimmen 9e6en. Sber ris6en
bic Seuti6en in Sc Ntars 81 iebr mad
&noblau9? Gs tbut inns lein, baB Elm
Gepublifansr Glpmoutb County %pertritt
aber bab SEER @otti6ulf 9ebOten wurbe,
tbut inns ni6ts peniger ais leio. @r bats
peroient unb bic 0eutl6en in Blpmoutb
County weroen es linn ni6t per9eiien, baB
bur9 feline Sntriguen Der Sib tiir Die De-
mofraten III Der @eietSebuns p~erloren
9in9.
lleber bas Wablreiultat in gesus au
bic Prohibitions ra9e iu9t Der 0auenporter
0emptrat": SIS lit cine beo9tenswertbe
Gri6einuug, Dap in ben 2unboiitricten bes
StaateS Soma elm re9erer @ifer fir bic
Sreibeitsbeuesuns gu Gage setreten lit, ais
in ben StGbten. Die MaioritGten, bic in
Den inneren Counties u~nieres Staates su
@uniten Der periOnli6en 6reibeit absesebsn
porben iinb, limb uerbdltnibmdBi9 grOBer
ais in ben SluBitdbten 9eweien. Ous lit
elm ni9t gu unterI6abenber 6orti6ritt, auf
ben mir sroBe 0oiinungen ieben. Grbebt
iid crit bas 9anbpolf iiir bic Srsibeit, 10
lit eielelbe seborgen unO serettet, 10 wen=
Bet ii6 bic Ma9t, AMI welde bus Gempes
renstbum bisber am meilten getrott bat,
unueriDbnIi6 gesen basielbe. Oas bsiien
mir"
Der Boone Scroll" melbet folgenbes
Malbeur: yGiner %unierer beuti9en 6reuns
be, Der feline Mtsile nett pom Der ySerolO"s
Office wobnt, bate llngliit nit einem
@bisfepiGb6en. Gr bolte etpas pom benz
Stoii, Der iebr gut 9eweien iein iOa, um
ieine leioenben 6iiBs einSurei6en, uno brebte
babel ben Sabnen nidt mebr feit gu, 10 Oas
Der 9anse Snbalt in bas oarunter itebenOe
Sauertraut lief. Der Rann wiQ Spur Die
S9ulo uuf Die Srau i6ieben, uber mir ball
ten i'm fir ben Miietbdter. Next?"
Boone County bat cine iebr mus
iitalii6e gsuOlteruns", i6reibt Der bOrtise
vSerolO", rbenn es bat ni9t weniser ais
iisbsn vYras ganbs".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
&eiieuber ascnt = berr Otto Deber.
Sic YrGmicn fin6 fcrtig.

Sereits lit Elm 2beil berielben an Q9ens
ten perianbt porben; Die iibri9en agenten
erbaIten bic nOtbi9e 9ln5abl beute ober
mor9en suseidift. @ir mD6ten Die Ser;
rem nun bitten, nit benz Sammeln Der
@eIber gu beginner. Gs mare uns lieb,
rpenn iie ms bic bis babin etpa coaectirter
@elber am 10. Nopember suienben woa:
ten, ba mir am l5ten bebeutenbe Sablun:
9en su MAIDEN baben. Qlu6 neue Sitter
Ser llbonnenten erbdlt ie6er &aent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
Noti, fir gauunternebmer.

Der llntersei6nete wiro bis gum 15ten
NOuember b. s. NngcbOte fir ben gau Der
neuen futbolii9en STRIDE su Sc Mars,
Soma, entse9ennebmen. YIane uno Ser
tru9sbeOin9un9en tOnnen in Der Sffice bes
9lr9itecten ST. Seer, nube Der @fe Der
stem unb SowuitruBe in Dubuque, Soma,
ober in Der 0teiiOenS Oes llntersei3neten ~
Sc SEARS, Soma, ieIbit einseieben per6en.
0us gau>@ Omite bebdIt ii9 bas 9te6t
Dor, zines Ober ale 9lnsebote gu ueruerfen.
Geu. s.. Mets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-30
SHUTTER uno Spbu.

Sin SObn iru9te feline Mhltter, wnrum
oer 9tew 0Ort 6IOtbing Store 10 biQigs
1cIeioer pertuufe. Sa, untwOrtete Die MtIt.
TT, Oas lit gang einfu9. Die geute, bic
IRE &unOi6uft bebulten wOlert, fabriiiren
l6lt. SOl6e geute piiieu, buB min @Qe
tart arbeiten miiiien unO bebisnen O,BbaIb
q aunOen reel. Damn 9sbt audi Sober
Id benz gtew YOrt Glotbius Store, nm
II leioer gu %tuufen, neil Der Nsp Yort Glos
;aing Store, go, 6s7 MainitruBs nabe Der
EN- StraBe in Dubuque, Der biuisite
F.as lit.