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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Ser Iierte Suli, Der @eburtstas B

Ser Iierte Snli, Der @eburtstas Der
&epublit sins bier in Dubuque bies Sabr
gans rnbis pom Staten. Der Cirrus, ber
bier feline S~oriteuumsem CAB, aos bas SOlt
BON auBen, loppbl oils aus Dem Snnern
ber Stapt an. Son Brobibition, bic an
bieiem Gage seietli9 in &raft trat, mar
ni9t pieI su ieben. Die meiifen @irtbe
batten ibre 9otale sei@lofsn, bamit man
ie fir etuaiss gusidreitunsen nidt per-
antportlib MAIDEN Tonne. Wie penis
man ii6 INN Yrebibition fiimm.rte, sebt
baraus berpor, baB Dor Dem Cirrus 0fients
lid 8ier in llnmaiien p~erfauft murbe.
rebrisens bate iid fait iebe beuide Sas
mile porseieben unb elm 91tel einseIest.
gstrunfene fab man nidt. DAP Der Sag
10 rubis ablief, 1T ni6t Die S6uIb Der
Semperensfanatifer. gurreu un6 BENEFIT.
Sn mebreren 8ranbartifeln i'm vBrobitio>
milf" batten ie bas 9olf auf3uita9eIn pers
iuat. IS bali ben 9aa6fOlsera bes Subas
nidts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Silfsprieiter, &ep. q. Oefer pom Mils
waufee, Der fir bic OiScele gfebrasfa be-
itintmte neuseueibte Hrieiter &eu. $. @.
Sunsels ais Siaton, unb Serr s.. 81.
Stemper ais Subbiafon. 9ue 2uremburs
ger. 0orbrdlt NOT cine Gerpanbte Der
6amilie Sung, Srdulein gliiabetb Spbner,
bic So9ter bes S9uliuperintenbenten pom
@inona &c., $. &obner. Die Seitpres
bist belt Ssrr &oeberl BON ct. Yaul.
g8ir baben i6pn piele grebisten BEL 8ris
miSen 9ebDrt, bo3 mir seiteben, ielten bDrs
ten mir cine before. Wenn aud bic Sc
lesenbeit gu elmer Seitprebist ii9 Defenders
eisnet, 10 selans es bod &eu. &oeberl be-
ionbers gut, bic @irben, Die Miiben, Ses
i6werben unb bic Gerantwortli6teit bes
Yrieiters su i6ilbern. Der ginbruf, ben
bic Yrebist auf's 0pIt berporbra1te, mar
benn au9 elm acknowledgement unb ni1t
Wenisen itrabIten pie belen Sbrdnen IN
ben ausen.
gm Na9mittas i9loB cine feierIi9e
Sesper, Sesen nit benz bo6w'iten Cute
unb Eebeum bic Seier. Die pom Milwautee
5~erbeiseeilten Stubenten iansen MeiIe
nnb @esper = frens fir9Iid, wofir
ibnen elm beionberes Sob sebibrt. DAP
bic 9rieiter, bic ni6t am @ltar bienten
i'm Shore beipsbntsu, peritebt ii9 non
ielbf. Serporsubebsn 1T mod, bab bas
@ottesbaus auf's bibi6eite u~erSiert mar.
Nethrlide glumen, Qaub unb @uirlanben
i9ntidten nidt allsin bic altdre, ionbern
&anseI, &pmmunionbanf unb @anbe. Die
3eit swiiden Sp6amt unb Sesper warb,
10 melt iie ni6t pon Der gefriebiaung Der
gebirfniie bes Ieibli9eu Meni9sn in 9lns
iprud senommen mar, nit Muiif, @eians,
Hlaibern, lllt unb llnterbaltnn9 uerbra9t.
Sine bsionbere llsberrai6ung bereitete uns
&ep. Osder nit ben ,Stubenten; iie ians
gen zines %unierer luremburser beuti6en
2ieber: Den herrekach" gum slsemeinen
@aubium. Natirli9 i~tattsten mir benz
wiirbissn Srtspfarrer, Serr @eiiel einem
Der Spfer bss b.uti6en gulturfampfes uns
fern geiud ab, Der NIT 6reuben ansenoms
men warb.
Der TrimiSiant Peter Maria
Sung, mir wsuen bies bier mittbeilen, 1T
Der Sobn unieres Nssnten Serrn S. Sung
aus &olinsfone, zines fleiBisen @ei9dftss
names unb ieiner wiirbisen Gbesattin, De-
rem 9tamen uns entfallen lit. Oerielbe
erblidte in @ranpiIe BEL Milpaufee bas
9i6t Der 0elt unb ma6te feline Stubten
gu ct. Traneis Bel WiiIpaufee. Sen
Sung 1T fir bic Oi6eeie ct. Saul be-
itimmt, bod 1T inn bis beute nod fein
@irfunsstreis ansewieien.
Die Stunbs Der 9lbreiie nabte. Hab
Der gesper persosen li9 bic 8arner unb
aud mir muBten fort. @ir nabmen abs
idieb BON allen gefannten unb banfen bier
nit no6mals allen ~unleren 2anbsleuteu fir
bic freunbi9aftlide ~slufnabme, bic mir
fanben, beionbers aber ben 6amilien Sung,
Eiuers, Miiner II. (. 10. Wfit unlerm
9lsenten Ssrrn &emp, Mabame, unb Ell
MIN anbern Serrn fubren mir auf Minnss
iota Gitp gu.
SAT- batten mir gu iasen uersehen,
baB in G%oQinsitone, in Der rmsesenb bis
binauf mad 9episitone, Safri6se, Stius
mater unb ct. CHARLES bic @esenb fait
nur BON 9urembursern, meiif Moielanern,
unter bensn cine quite 9lnsubl @reiueIbins
ger, beiiebelt lit. Der &aum spinst uns
uniere 8emertunsen iiber @inOna uui
nG9lte Nummer III perl9ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Glue eoloene 6ele9enbeit
&ertbem 4 Stbier's
OF PRICES.
567 Maim. straRe. 567
Cine groBe Nnmhtdt sommcr GleioefipFe int NSertbe bon 20, %,
30, 35 uo 40 Gents per garb imo gebotcn fr
Is HerttS Is
pie snera &ommeu, 6a6ea imuer Die 6eae Auswa6f.i
8er6em & S6ter, LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES,
567 SfaintraBe, ;wiben 5. uo 6. etraBe.

BeSii9Ii9 bes Stanbes ber
Selofrii6te in unierem Staate wirs beri6s
tet, bab bic dltelten @nfiebler bes Staates
ft9 nitt %entfnnen %fSnnen, iemals 9initisere
Grntes Nusli6ten erlebt su baben tpie biss
les Sabr. Die SabresSeit BOT bisber als
les, mas ii9 nlr wiini9en lieB, unb penn
ni9t 6r6ite Ober Stlrm 8erbeerunsen ans
ri9ten, 70 pirb bic grnte beuer rei6Ii6
iein. Die marine W%itterun9 usbit seitpes
lisem &ssen, bat Dem Stanb bes @eli9s
forms i'm Ver9lei3 gum leeten sSabr I'M
bieie Seit, minbeitens INN 2 @o6en Sors
i9ub geleiitet. 60 melt man ermitteIn
fonnte, ifieb man binii9tli6 bes Saattorns
auf feioerlei S9wiertsteiten, unb bsburfte
es teines @a9pflan3ens @eissn, Safer,
@srife unb @ras, baben aue elm p%ielperz
iprs9snbes ausieben, unb penn Der grntes
Grtras 10 ausfdut, wie es iest ben ani9ein
bat, bann wirb Soma, wel9ss lestes Sabr
faft feline gauge @elidforn;G rnte einbiiBte,
ii9 erbolen. Der gusfau Der @eli6torn
@rnte, bate ale @eiddftsspeise in ems
pfinbli3er Weiie beribrt.
Gin Sufi9mieb tn Ieola bate
feline @%riparnihe, beitebenb In $3.50, in ietz
mem Slaiebals uerborsen, in Der Meimns,
baB bieles 8eritef Der ii9erite Ylas boz
fir iei. 9lm Gage barauf bate er Don
ieiner S9miebe gu arbeiten; als er mad
Sauie fam, fanb er, baB al iein @elb, bic
6rn9t mebriabrisen 5leibes peri@wunbsn
mat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Mm Sonntag ben 90. SUM- feierte IL

WV SotNsb 49,
SPORT @aibinstOn, Ssaufee Co., Wisc.,
Der neuseweibte grieiter 5err $. @. Sum
gels feline Brimi,. Oils Iifiltent biente
INN, wenn mir gut unterri9tet finb, &eu.
@ilmeS BON SPORT WaibinstOn, als 0ias
ton Reu. s. 81. Stemper unb ais Cub
biafon &ep. g. Sones. Die Seifprebisi
belt in ieiner fernisen art Gep. u. s.
Seder pon ct. @ntOnius in MiIwaufee.
0er bo9p. Batter s. 90. Sunsels wart
am 80. Wtdrs 1859 gu Selstbum i'm gans
ton Glerf seboren, itnbirte glnfanss am
BrOspmnaiium in Siefird, bann am 9ltbe:
ndum in 9uremburs, ipdter in Galuarp,
0iSc., unb p~plenbete feline Stubien in ct,
Srancis. geitimmt 1T Der bodw. Ser,
fir bas gpOitolii9e 8icariat Nebrasfa uni
wirb i9m pobl jsst iein @irtunsstreis uom
gii9OI ansewieien iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
SEER Nfatbias Yauitert, Merchant tai.

lor in Maaeppa, @abaibaw 60, Minn., bal
cine i96ne auswabl pom einbeimii9en uni
importirten Gudsn, iowie @aiimir, @ooitet
II. +. no, bic on Ereiswiirbi9teit ni6t gu
iibertreffen iinb. gr eriu6t bas Yubli:
fun i'm @asemeinen unb feline Qanbsleutt
i'm geionberen, BEL linn porsuipre9en. 0tt
&%unbenarbeit wirb %sarantirt. Oa aiI
idneIlen llmiat unb serinse Brofite sere5.
net mirb, 10 iino bic preiie niesris. NIir
tOmmt, iebt bic arbeit nnb frast mad Der
Yreiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
aIeimere Ma6ri6tem aus Sowa

Sn Sc M ars lit bic MabImiible pon
Burns, Great & So. absebrannt. 9ies
islbe bate cine GapaSitat BON $50 Barrels
Mebl unb sebn GarIabanSen 6rtteritofi
per Gag. 9as Mebl i'm 9aserbauie wurbe
g~srettet. Der S9aoen belduft ii9 auf
so bis 50, 900 Dollars. 0ie 0erii9es
runs in Der Mutual Mia SO. betrdst nur
5 1000 Dollars.
Davenport bat Elm neues ftdbis
idss @brsBbu9 erbalten. Oie Stabt fol-
bsmssmaB "a, 800 @iuwobner 1abIen. 0ie
ansabsn Der gbrebbI9er 1T teine fiders.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Look Look Look !

mas bic i6le6ten 8eiteu brin9en! SIM Seem
gorf 6leiberlaben, go. 6S7 Nfainiirabe, nabe
Der 7. Strabe, 200 rein pollene Ssrrenansii9e
iiir $1,000, 100 feline worsted SerrenanSiise fir
$500, bic ionit iberaI $500 foiten, 300
Union Gaiiimir Serrenansiise fir $500, $500
unb $3.50, 800 6nabeuaniiiSe fiir $3.50, $3.50
uub $500. IS ut wabrli6 eritaunli9 wie bill
iait iaSen, ie werben umionit Wesseseben.
/. Suni-6 Wet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Weni6eu, B. 3. fir ben Meni6en obne
@ptt, iinb &enntniii unb @i1enf9uft Elm
1lnsebeuer, bas i6on gu unnennbaren Mtas
len bic @elt ms srauiisite llnsliif ses
%itirst, bas i9on sabuoie Spfer peri9luns
gen, wie es 10 uiele Siosrepbisn unb Gbros
niten berueiien, ia, wte eS bic gauge @es
i9i9te Der @eIt befunbet.
Gin S9uImann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Ser SsSttnarGber auf benz Stabttird

ytr SD6ftngraber auf Dem Sta6tflfI;
bof bat leste Wo9e elm Srauensimmer bris
ber erwii6t, ais es 8lumenit6fe pom ben
@rdbern rib, unb iie in ben tiefen Sads
tai9en peri6winben lieB. Gr bradte bic
lansfinserise Dame pei ben ssitrenser
&abi, Der fe NIT sebn Dollars Strafe
unb ben Soften In llnfrieben beimsieben
lieb. 0afir bate bic 0iebin uiele i9Sns
8lumen %faufen, unb ebrlid bleiben Ton:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Sie ,&eptuf Gpnititutien" madt iett
BEN bo9w'ften Sii6of Sisseralb psn 9ittle
Sod gum @rsbii9of gOabiutor usn ct.
2ouis. User lit Der nddife2 limb in wie
piele 0i6ceien wirb Soma" setbeilt. Sn
brei iast bic Contribution" unb ba tarm
Ia fein 3weifel mebr bran ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Sen geebrten Samen Der Stast mn

llmseseltt smpfieblt ii9 bus Sauptpusses
idaft Der eberen StaSt pom Srau N. 0ss
rs3, gde Der glap unb IA StraBe. BORT
1T cine sroBe unb rei9e GuswabI BON 9iis
ten, gonnets, glumen, gdnbern, Spisen,
S6leiern, Brautfrdnsen unS aler anberen
Butmaaren gu finben. 6rau 2ore3 bull
bist benz @rinbiab: rSinise greiie unb
f6neller llmiae" unb perfduft bemna9 tire
sei9maduoae @aaren biuig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

ttnreines 8lut erseust &beumatismus.
I'm bieiss llebel gu perbiten, sebrau6e i'd
Iu9uf &6nts's s
crop EN-, baben mir INNER sebslfeu.-
Bbilipp @eber, @eit Selpiue, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

$3.50 rein bat bas Sommerfef Der
2urembusger am Sonntas p. |. ISOLDE eins
sebradt. Sas lit elm gutter Beitras our
geidaffuns elmer SABINE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
No. A. = WS9emlide grieFife.
TubuolIe, ben z. Suli 1884.

Dubuque, ben z. Suli 1884.
Sn rsIher ads Brief. ~aussseiat Hub, pslds pom 30. Stunt
bis gum z. Sult tn Der bisissu @oiioihes a~ussfommsn
uub nidt abeeboIi poreen limb.
gentin Senrp RatbiS 5ia6el
gre6t Sulius Yiinb Carl
Serrpmann sSoba &iooer George
Sutuiler 9. sS. &idpitb 8. y.
Sinnuwalt SenrD SdulS Srie
Serfet 8. @. S6miot 8. u.
Suber Sobn u. Strau6 Saeob 2
&obp Caroline Streife Martba 8
6liibia Sennie 98irtb &oia
Weper Sacob &ea6ter Sbebore
Marfus Sobu
Waan perssNs nidt, psnn man mad Brtsisn ant bisisr 9tis
frast. gu bsmsrisn, eab Ne a Hsssetst fHs, unS BITE aum.
msr Der Srshifs a~nsussbsn.
0seras 0saMs, poimttRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Sic Eoli;ei pirb bic 9unbe, pom benen
bic Steuer nod bis 9ato ni9t beSablt lit,
unb weIde feline Steuermarfe traSen, iett
auf ben Straben eri6ieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Sebt sieben bic Summerfriidler binaas
ms 5reie. Man besesnet ibnen, mun@mal
ausitaffirt, als iOlten iie cine &eiie Inn
bic Welt antreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Rriieuber agent :-Perr J. poebls.

Sas &ermictbea Der Stiihle in ct.
Marien am Sonntas bradte etrpas iiber
$4,000; mad 9lbsabe Der mod bi~sponibeIn
Sise wiro bic &ente wpbl auf $2lOo iteis
aen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
ct. 3oufS Rarftberfmt.

Ger EeIesraph) 2. SuIi 1884,
70 eiten-rotber. go. 2, $1.01i.
WeIfhforn-63 @ts.
6afer-2Si CITE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Nrhned.

Sreb. Seer, ar9itect unb Superintens
bent. Sdulen unb &irden cine SpesiaIis
tdt. G9te StraBe, sw. Soma u. @lap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

YstItpattfee Rarftberi@t.
@er EeIe9rapb) z. Suli 1884
@etten-go. O., s .S3t.
Safer-33 @ts.
@eIf6torn-55 Cts.
&oSgen-6O @ts.
@erfe-58 Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Stadt \ Amgegend.

Entered at the post-ofiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at s~econd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
gbteaao Marftbertmt.

&btea8o WarftbertMt.
Wer EeIeSraph) 1. Suli 1884.
8eiaen-No. Q. 5 .S4i.
0eIfdforu-55 @t8.
Safer-30f GtS.
Butter-15 bis 16 9ts.
@ter-14 bis 16 Gts.
@biSfp-$1.10.
Sdmetne-$5.00 bis $50.
&inbpieb-$6.50 bis $50.
S9meine Il E 6-$17.00 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Retp.Yorf Rarftbert6t.
Ber SeIe9rapb) Z. Suli 1884.
@sise -Milpalfee. &c. 2, 8 "a.
Safer-40 9ts.
Sell d. or n-aenl 10. 81 bis 63t @ts.
Sdpeinefeff 6-$16.O0 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Il. anoere Waarer,
@etrdnfe &c,

SletnItnerdl, .............. $1S.OOC20.W
S"intmineral blackjack dry boone) S.OO-11.OC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-14
From Streator.

STREAroR, June 9.-Mr. A. Anderson
engineer at the Plumb House, Sueator,
and formerly of Ottawa, died at o'clock
las, night from heart disease. DR., John D.
TAYLOR was called 10 see him month ago
and helped him so much that he was able
10 be around until Friday, when the doctor
was recalled. A post morem fully con
tirmed the diagnosis of the doctor There
was incompetency of the valves, with
diseased condition of the arch OF the aorm
and pericarlium. The heart was three
times as large AS il should be-dilated
The kidney, liver and spleen were slightly
charged as is not unfrequently the case
Most all the physicians in the town were
nresent at the examination. II Is wonder
ful how one can live so long under such
conditions.
II is now becoming fashionable, eSpecl-
ally among the more intelligent, 70 nave
most mortem examinations If they were
more often had and made a rule, physl-
clans of ability would be known and the
weaker and ignorant craft would soon be
expunged from society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-14
Twenty Years of Agony.

The Baltimore EpeniRg Netcs says that for
the benefit Of the public Mr.. Walter Gemmell,
residing ut 90 :. Gilmore street, makes the
following statement:
Mrs. John Gemmell, the wife of my broth
er, living at Mlroy Mifn county, Pa, was
thrown from a wagon in the spring OF 1851
and sustained most serious injury To her
back, resulting in partial paralysis, and from
that time until the spring of 1883, she was
helpless cripple and unable to walk. Dur
ing all these long twenty years of acute suffer
ing-more than half of an average life time
she lay upon lounge in her sitting room,
unable to move without help. All prescrip-
tons and applications failed to do her any
good, until proyidentially, at the time men,
toned, her daughter read the advertisement
Of great remedy and bought two bottles
The first trial gave her instantaneous relief
and before the second bottle was exhausted
Mrs. Gcmmcll was able To walk about and has
been completely cured. The great remedy
which she used, aud which cured her so mi
raculously, was the world famed st. Jacobs
Oil. Mrs. Gemmell recently visited her rela
tiyes at distance for the first time since she
was taken down, which she was enabled to dc
through the efficacy of the "Conquerer OF
Pain" which well deserves its name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-14

The Independents" of New York, who
have announced their unanimous oppOsi.
ton to Blaine and who have been strong
enough to decide the election in that state
for the last three years, have encouraged
the Independents" of Massachusetts, to
aspire to an equal political control In that
state. Their chief organization is known
as the Massachusetts Reform Club for
which membership of $4,000 voters is al.
ready claimed. The club had meeting
the Parker House in Boston on the It'll, at
tended by over hundred hitherto leading
republicans of Massachusetts, at which, af.
ter the situation had been discussed at
some length, the following declaration was
unanimously adopted:
The Massachusetts, Reform Club regard
the nomination of Messrs Blaine aud J.o.
gan by the Republican party AS distinct
and unqualified Reputation of all its pro.
fessions of reform, and as an insult To the
conscience Of the country, and that the
members of the club win, under no cir.
cumstances, support them; that the indie.
pendent vote throughout the country be re.
quested to join with US In active and i'm
mediate efforts TO secure the nomination by
the Democratic party Of such men as can
command our support, and that, failing
such nominations Of independent men,
without distinction Of party, a convention
btea1lsd n1tbe earliest practicable day 10
sdntnste eohditlstes infull sympathy with
the reform sentiment Of the country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-14
Oriental Owners OF White Elephants

The King of Siam and the King OF Burmah
are by no means the only possessors OF those
incarnate symbols of Buddha. Several OF the
raiahs of tributary states have sacred cIe'
nhants. For instance, Mr.. Bradley informs
Us in his book on "Sports in Burmah,' that
raiah Tatson, in 1870, was possessed OF par
Of small white" elephants, the color OF
which he described as kind OF muddy
drab." This rajah reigncd with absolute
authority over some twenty three villages,
and very proud he was of his two holy beasts,
whi,hh he said, were never toucifedlJy hands OF
mortals save those of the priests, who cease.
lessly attend upon them, taking them on, 10
bathe twice daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-14
From Ransom.

RANSOM June 4, 1SS4.-Ihe scholars OF
the Ransom school had picnic in the
Otter Creek timber Saturday They had a
very pleasant time 1t gave the botany
class a chance to collect many specimens.
Geo. Armour and Sam Thomas of Sene-
ca, we're on our streets Thursday.
Mr. John Ryan went to Ottawa Friday to
see doctor, and was told there was little
hopes of getting his eye cured
Twenty eight couples attend ID the Leap
Year party at Mr.. Meyers Saturday even
ing and had merry time. Webber, of
Nevada, furnished the music
John Phelan took look at Ottawa's
architecture Saturday.
Jim Hossack is travelling for the Deer
ing Co., or at least he says so, and jim
couldn't lie.
The town looks lonesome since the two
slivers left, but their fatties are still in
town.
Nate Mcintyre received car load of
tile from Streator last week. The Ransom
Tile Co. had better come down little in
their price or lose some trade.
DECORATION DAY AT RANSOM
Cover them with wrcathes Of blessing,
Cover them with loving hands,
Crown them with the love and honor,
Which their mart rdom demands.
Memorial Day dawned bright and beau
tiful, and at 8 o'clock the g. A. X. Post and
many of the citizens met in Ransom and
drove to the Emery Green cemeteries
where they were joined by many com
rades who assisted them in decking the
graves of tie honored dead. They then
returned to Ransom, and at three O'Clock
were formed in line by Marshal Geo.
Cleal, and marched to the Ransom GENE.
terry, headed by the Ransom band, where
they decorated the graves of the two vete-
rams who have found last resting place
there. After performing their duty In re-
gard to floral tokens, they went TO to NJ. +,
church to hear the memorial Grafton by
Duncan McDougall, the son of an Allen
veteran, VINO,
When the serpent treasure,
On southern soil reared its head;
Left home and all its loved ones,
To find grave midst our martyred dead.
But as Mr.. McDougall did not feel well af-
ter few remarks he was followed by Mr..
l.. l.. Thompson, who delivered a beautiful
Grafton Thus did the citizens honor the
dead. But ere they parted many of the
soldiers thought turned to comrades "who
had shared their joys and sorrows," that
are now sleeping beneath the southern
cypress, o. CuTY
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in Farther India the more white elephants u
state owns, the more powerful 1t Is suppose"
20 BE-. The honors which the creature there
fore enjoys are almost limitlcSs. one oil the
finest districts IN the kingdom, for instance
/, often sci apart for II, maintenance. II takes
rank Immediately after the royal family ana
is treated the nobility like aprincc of the
blood Royal honor, await il when 1t dies
and the entire people shave their heads, ana
mourn "a, for their dearest hinsmcn.
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Charley Ross is not only still alive and
kicking, but will probably never die. In.
deed he has become no less multitudinous
than tenacious Of life, so that every town
will soon have Charley Ross of It's own.
The last one has appeared at Quincy, in
this state, and says he was taken from his
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opinion of a remedy of which We know moth
ing personally, we desire TO ask those of our
readers who are afflicted with scrofulous or
otSer diseases Of the blood te examine and
test the claims OF Hoods Sarsaparilla 1t
comes 10 us with high invidual endorsements,
is compounded by practical druggists, and is
made OF materials recognized as valuable by
all physicians.
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The discovery of ArHLorHoRoS as SPECIFIC
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia iwas not an
accident, but the result of inquiry into his
own case, by Il gentleman of wealth, leisure
and scientific accomplishment, who had long
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proved his theories rs to the nature OF the
disease. and the merits OF ArHLoPHORos rs It
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their friends. And so the circle widencd, till
now ATuLopnoRos is recognized in every
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There wa, no less establishment than sor-
row in kentucky ON Monday over the AN
nouncement that Gen. Abe Buiord, the
well known Kentucky turf man, had com
mitted suicide at Danville, Ind, whittier he
had gone 10 attend the races. lie left II
note in p room at the hotel, where the
deed wa. committed stating that financial
misfortune, the death of his family and the
trouble Of his brother, Tom Buiord who
killed Judge Elliott were the causes Of the
act The f'mains will be sent to LeNing
Ton
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HOODS SARSAPARIZLA

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A remedy that can destroy the germs OF
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HooD's SARsAPARILLA TO be reliable rem
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