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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
ing to the giving of preference to credito
by insoivent debtors.

ing to the giving of preference to creditors
by insolvent debtors.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter of Blue Earth City,
Farihault county
Appropriatiug money for the support of
the several state institutions for 1875 and
1887.
Appropriating money for the general ex-
penses of the state government for 1856 and
1887
Appropriating money for certain purposes
therein named. (The deficiency appropria-
ton bill)
Appropriating SIS, 900 to the state board of
health in case of cholera.
Regulating the practice of dentistry.
Amending the general statutes relating to
county commissioners.
Amending chapter IL, statutes of 1878, re-
latiDg 10 the assessment and collection Of
taxes.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Relating to the running at large of domes-
tic animals in Washington county.
Authorizing the supervisors of Cambria,
Blue Earth county, to establish ferry.
Relating TO the salary of the county attor-
ney OF Goodhue county.
Regulating the fees and CONF ensation OF
officers of Goodhue county.
LegaliZing the 1884 assessments of Lake
CITY, Wabasna county.
Authorizing the village of St. Vincent,
Kittson county, to transfer its funds. 1.-TWO
bills)
Amending the statutes of 1873 relating to
division fences in Houston county.
Recess till $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
ROUTINE REPORT.
The senate.
Senate met al 10 o'clock and was called TO
order 10y Lieut.. Gov Gilman.



Senate met al 10 o'clock aud was called to
order 10y Lieut.. Gov. Gilman.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Senator Comstock-To validate certai Il
acts Of the council OF the city Of Moorhead
Cay county. Passed under suspended rules.
By Senator Volmar-Prevcutiug domestic
animals from running at large in Mcleod
county. Passed under suspended rules
BY Senator Wilsou--To establish a muuici-
pal court in the city OF Winona. Passed
under suspended rules. AYES IS.
By senator Wison-To amcui section 90.
chapter II, statutes o. ISIS. relating 10 taxes.
By Senator R.ce-To amend section Is.
chapter II, statutes Of ISIS, relating 90 taxes.
By senator {. d. Gi.h.an-PrcUosing
amendments 10 sections AID OF article ,
al the consultation of the state.
b. senator G. D. .id.!au-Proposiug
amendments to article - OF the Constitution
Of thc s,s.c.
By >eHator c. D. misunderstanding
chapter - statutes OF ISIS. rel~tivp t. elec-
Repce's ihe provision for numbering ballots
ana compo.s Jhc establishing OF election pre-
ciuc,,. ana Furnishes faiurr 80 d do.
Bv senator Misunderstanding chapter
II. statutes of ISIS, relating to taxes
Ry senator =. B hIan-Reiatiur 70
damages 20 persons or property by corpora
iious.
By senator Comstoc6-AmCniiur chapter
:. statutes relating % record 81 summons
aud wriis served in civil sections oy shcrfs
CITY or ST. PAIL ENrENstoN.
\ communication was received from the
house o. representatives announcing ;aat the
house had reeeded from It's amendment TO
the bill extending the iiliis Of the city Of
s. Paul. and hsi further amended it a.
agreed upon by the confer nee committee.
INTEREST on sN-Es oF STATE LANDS.
y committee Of conference was appointed
consisting Of senators Hall. Clarke, Wilson.
Crosby aud Castle. to confer with the house
conference committee relative 70 a reduction
Of interest on state land sales. the house
having refused % rccede from its amend
ue1t.
OMNIBUS BRIDGE APPROPRIATION BILL
The judiciary committee reported that
there was no constitutional objection 70
the Introduction Of Al omnibus bridge ap-
preparation Dill
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Tie judiciary committee reported back for
iudeduite postpOnement the house bill relat-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

mittee Of the whole, with Mr.. Warner in the
chair, and sixty-one house and five senate
bills on general orders. The bill appropriat-
ing $1,000 for a revision of state text books
was indefinitely postponed, after little talk,
by unanimous vote. Another bill Indetin-
itely postponed was that appropriating 81, 900
for county farmers institutes. After con-
sidering ten bills, including the two post
poned, the report of the committee was
adopted and the house adjourned to $3.50 this
morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Boston Saturday Gazette: Young man
who has Just been dreadfuIly bored at al
evening party b. hearing some one sing,
speaks to Young lady BY rs side: ''Do YOU
sing.'- Young lady; -.pi. YES. bat only
for nv oxu amusement never sing be-
fore COMPANY" YOGn- nan, fcrveutly
''HoE uice.'' Young lady, VINO expected 10
De pressed 70 contribute 20 the entertain
ment Of the company. aud who had brought
her music With her, looks VIA. she would
ike 20 speak
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Mr. MYERS, who was not present when
the bill Increasing the salary of the attorney
general from 81, 500 to $500 was recon-
mended TO pass, had sufficient influence yes
terdav when it came up for third reading to
get it laid ON the table.
SECOND STATE PRISON.
The bill Of Mr.. Myers for a commission to
locate second state prison at some of the
stone quarries in the state set the house
talking in committee of the whole last even
ing. The measure was advocated by Messrs.
Suider, Myers, Drake, Murphy, Ljenau and
Brown. The argument was that the capacity
Of the present prison was virtually reached,
that the location was unfavorable, and that
from the necessities of the case due 10 loca-
ton and contract, the labor Of the institu-
ton was brought in competition with the ar
tisan labor OF the state. Mr.. Snider and Mr..
Drake both dwelt strongly on this point. Mr..
Drake said he made no attack on the man.
a@cment of the institution outside Of the
present contract with the state, which was an
outrage on artisan labor, but he thought the
time had arrived for locating another
prison. He read from the appropriation till
which contained items aggregating Sl65. 200
in addition to the standing appropriation of
$50. 600 per year for the state prison. This
looked 10 him, he said, like an enlargement
Of the present structure. In answer to Mr..
Mcmillan Mr. Durant stated that there were
to-day $50 convicts in the prison, while its
capacity was 430, while the grounds would
accommodate an enlargement to give a ca
pacity of 500 convicts. Neither Mr. Duraut
nor Mr.. Pratt of the saltwater delegation
urged any serious objection to the bill, but
doubted the wisdom of doing anything
toward locating a second prison until the
plans for the enlargement of the structure
bad been completed. Mr.. Pratt explained
that the appropriations asked for were SIS, 900
on account of the fire, $4,000 for grading
performed, $40, 900 for laundry and other
buildings, and 500, 900 for current expenses.
The bill WAS recommended to pass.
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS.
Nearly an hour was spent in discussing
the bill requiring pharmacists TO be regis
tered. Mr.. Foster Of Blue Earth led the at
tack, which was followed by Mr.. Case, Mr..
Teubert aud Mr.. Spalding, who took the POI
sition 1t was in the interest of the compound
crs Of st. Paul aud Minneapolis, and against
druggists and dealers in the interior. Messrs.
Murphy, Hendricksou, Pratt aud Evans sup
ported the bill Mr.. Hendrickson stating that
the judiciary committee had given il 4 very
careful examination, and was satisfied it
was 4 measure of great importance and
should be passed Motions 10 amend and
strike out the enacting clause were voted
down, when a motion 10 indefinitely post
ppne was rejected % 30 -. And the bill
was then recommended TO pass.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

4 high license hand yesterday. Getting tired
o. the general fight over that question he
! quietly in. oduced bill amending the char
! ter of the city of Rochester, fixing the license
for spirituous and vinous liquors at not less
than $500 nor more than $1,000, and for
fermented and vinous liquors at not less
than $4j0 nor more than $500. The bill
read, Mr.. Daniels, Nth a smile that was
! childlike and bland, remarking it was merely
local bill, moved that the rules be sus-
pended nd the bin passed, which was done.
1t is perhaps fortunate that Mr.. Lienau
was absent from the chamber at the time,
otherwise the bill might have had to take lis
regular order. Later Mr.. Nacnbar, who had
discovered the purport OF the bill, moved re-
consideration OF the vote, but be only secured
the support of fourteen members, so his mo-
ton was lost, and the bill stands as far as the
house IS concerned.
\ bin introduced by Mr.. Stephens proposes
that plated streets and alleys in villages of
1900 or less inhabitants. shall be vacated il
not improved and made use of within twenty
years.
The senior class of the state university did
the state capitol Yesterday, honoring both
branches of the legislature with visit.
CHURCH PARsONAGES.
The bill OF R. A. Smith to exempt church
parsonages to the amount Of $1,000 from
taxation coming up on third reading, Messrs
Foster, Burlingame, Warner and Byorum
spoke in opposition, alleging that the ex-
emption proposed was unjust and unequal
and against the interests of small and poor
church organizations. Their positions were
antagonized by Messrs. Drake, Pratt, Can
ming, Evans and Daniels. The roll called
the bill was passed, yeas Sc, nays IS, the re-
suit being greeted with applause. Following
is the vote:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

This name has become so familiar with the
most Of people throughout the United States
that it is hardly necessary to state that be is
the originator of the great DR.. Bosauko
Cough and Lung Syrup. the peoples favorite
remedy. wherever known, for coughs, colds,
consumption aud al affections Of the thrOa-
snd lungs Price, 80 cents and 81. Sold
BY A. P. Wilkes, Seven corners. John Boil
ten. 223 East Seventh street, F. II. Hinnery
~ Dayton avenue, and P. c. Latz, 35S
Wabashaw street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

The GLOBE willingly gives space TO letters
from the people pertinent subjects, bnt cor
respondents must bear In mind that communi-
cations to receive attention must not exceed 400
words, must be written on but one side of the
paper and must be accompanied by the proper
name of the writer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
NO TAX ON PARSONAGES.

The House Decides to Exempt Church
ParSOnages From Taxation to
the Extent of $1,000.
Constitutional Amendments Prohibit
ing the State Treasurer From
Holding Office Two Con-
Secutiye Terms.
Ehe Need of Second State Prison Discussed
and a Committee Appointed 10
Select Site.
The Bill for the Examination and Registra-
ton of Pharmacists Recommended
to Pass by the House.
AslIding Scale High License Bill intro
duced by Judge Wilson-Far-
mer's Institutes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Man and Beast.
FOR

Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
s.r,rIogTAL coDE''

viii continue to guide and instruct man
kind 50 long as civilization shall endure.
Good faith in all things cbsrarteTized the
family relations. That memorable e0licquy
which too; place between Socrates and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Mr.. Myers, who was not present when
the bill increasing the salary of the attorney
general from 81, 500 to $500 was recon-
mended TO pass, had sufficient influence yes
terdav when it came up for third reading to
get it laid ON the table.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

The Judiciary committee Yesterday pre-
scented substitute f,r house dic N. 50. r,-
Ia,iart TO judicial districts. in which .a. sol-
lowing changes q boundaries are provided
Cor: Detacaiuc the counties Ct Wucst.
Auoka and Isanii from the Fourth district.
that the counties % Wright aud Auoka be
attached 90 the Seventh district ana the
county u Issna 10 che second district
Speaker G.oos yesterday introduced bill
proposing 70 chang, ,be rate Of interest on
tax judgment sales from L per cent pcl
month to 10 per sent. per auuuu.
Mr.. McNusicS ~ Pin yesterday proposed
q bii' Tor the relief "a tac widow ~ Charles
Bszi.,c. Mr.. Btz.,lc gave o. thc state the
.ari on which ilc capitol bail3ing Is located.
Ills widow is nov in inLigeut Circumstance,
srd Mt NyHUsick's eth proposes an appro-
priaiion 20 3 goo for her benefit
TIE committee on commerce has fcctci
= bill processing d s;Ite ins7ccttu- ali
steam boilers uot nos liable % sac1 taspec-
ton under Tie Uuited States law. Tae bust
ness Is % De in the bands os bos7d % three
INSPECTORS appointed By the governor.
Mr.. Daniels o, Rochester played a lone
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

I The judiciary committee reported back for
1 iudeduite postpOnemeni the house bill relat-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
1erbanbluHaen bee Superpiiorenratbs
bon 0nbuque Go.

Ser Supeuiiorenratb trat am Wontaa,
ben /. SUM-. our 8ierteIiabrss fibuna sus
iammen. Sc wurben an benz Gage @e4:
nussen ssprift. Steuereiniddbung unb bic
8olissdbluns in ben peri9iebenen Conn.
ibips nudseieben.
Situnsu pom Q. Sum-. - Das See
iud BON Sac. Boeielint, feline Steuern pom
1881 unb 1882 su itreiden, marb seneb
mist. Die N%euuermsluns Der Wc9ane
Goab in Taplor unb Wbitemater Comm:
ibip, wie lie ism. $. guaus ma1te, marb
senebmist unb uerorbnet, baB Der Ylan
nit ben GelonotiSen amtIi9 sinsetrasen
msr6e.
Situnsu pom 8. Suni. - Oas BRO:
tofoa Der 81 ,banblunasn bes DO, berssben:
ben Cages marc ~sensbmist. Die 8onts
BON &. 8. @siiel aIs Grisbensri9ter unb
BON .. s. Nrmitrons aIs gle,t BON Tnp.
lor Gownib;p wurben sutsebeiBen. Oas
@eiu1 uon s. Wi1en uno 90 anbern, UNI
8au elmer Bride iber &obinion Greet in
@aibinsion Townibip maro p.rIeien unb
gum Beri4t ueruisien. Das @eiu1 pom
W. Sdund unb finf anbsrn gonftoblern
UNI anf4affuns pom 9anbfsfsln fir bic
gonifabler warb gum Beridte psrmisien.
Dem Oidiion Beatty wlrb bic grIaubniB
aesebsn benz @eiete semdB in Cascade
Sownibip einen Wes fur bas 8isb iber bic
StraBe pom Cascade nod @o,tbineton
anSulesen. Oas @siud bsr geatral ilnion
unb BeQ Telepbon So. UNI 0erminberuns
ibrer Steuereini4dsums warb perworfen.
8ertasuns.
Situn9 pom 4. SUM-. Tas proto:
lou Der 0e,banolunsen bes porbersebenben
Tuses marb seusbmist. SIN @ormittae
uuroen &e4nunsen scprift, am Nadmit:
tas besab fi4 Der &atb mad Ysru Conn.
ibip UNI cine Ortsbeii9tisuns Der StraBe
suiiden Der 3oaitofier Bride unb BEN
naben !9isel porSunebmen. 8ertasuns.
Situnsuo pom 5. Stunt. - Der Bra:
iibent Der prciettirteu Dubuque & No,tb
peitern @ilsnbobn sridien Dor bem Yoarb,
tbeilte nit, baR bic gompasnie Gontratts
NIT Der 2oan & O,benture 60. pon ct.
Saul ssmadt, ie Sic, 900 fur ben Ylae
gu einem Subnbof besabIt unb fir SIS ,OoU
Snsenieura,beiten semadt babe, ferner,
baB bic gompasnie bas Weserc6t fur biz
eriten Sebn Wteilen erlanst babe. Ser,
Butd eriudte bann ben Yoaro, Orher su
chen, bic 5 9roSent Steuer su CO. ~e:ti,en.
Is warb ueroronet. baB bic Nnsslssenbsii
am 16. B.. SO. in eisener Situns usrban.
belt werben ioue. Oas @eiu1 pon &.
@oeifa, I'M 9tadIaB isiusr Stsuern bee
Slbres 1884 warb senebmist, basitnis,
pom 81. Wc9lrtbur, nm Winbsruns leine,
Steuereini ddsuns. warb usrunrfsn. Ser:
tasuns bis Disnitag, ben l6. Suni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Rletnere WaGrtGicm aus Sowa.

Mus benz Ii b nj Hidden Tbeil
bes StaaieS fommsn uiele Glasen iiber bic
Sebesrunssm. wel9e eie Sdueine9olera
boislblt anri1tet. Wanbe Sarmer bel
2uoca. 9enosrion, gmerion uno Wacebos
nia BADEN 8erIuite %erlitten, bic ii9 auf
0unoerte BON Dollars belaufen.
3u Denton, Der 9aupiitabt bss
County Gramforb, NOT bis iset fir bic
1smperenSler nidt uiel 81 MAIDEN. Selbit
oortise Yrobibitioniite en- bridten
ben @irtben seseniber beioe Nusen 81,
UNI nidt bic bsitsn Runbsn Der Osniioner
@siddftsleute, bic beut den Garmer
Der llmssseno ,u peri9eu9sn. 9ls bic
9roBe GemperenSrebnerin s. GLEN s o.
i bort mar unb bic Qsute cine grtldruns
fir Dur9iibruns Der Yrobibition nidt
idnsu senus unter,eidneten, f9rie iie:
.@siddftsmdnner! Rommt. unterSeidnst!
Sbr babt bod nidt msbr LANCE 81 Ieben,
uno Sbr tOnnt bic beuti d Runo:
a I ni4t nit Is d s. ms
mel nebmen!" Trot bisies Wtabus
rules wollte Niemano untsrSeidnen-lis
muetsn mobl marum-unb ais Glen aus
Der Staot mar, ba mar IS aud nit Der
GempsrenSbewegung porbei. Qber Glen
5oiter erlabmt ME; uno ieet bat ie Gem:
peren,ipibsl nod DENTON ssi9ldt, nm wos
mo Ili9 bic Wiribe bod au qudlen.
WarbaIItopn weiit nod benz
lebten Genius cine WsuOlteruns Don 1921
kopfen auf.
. er Carroll Oemotrat" wiberle9t bas
@sridt, baB in ienem County bic @irib;
i4aiten seidlOOen ieien.
Ole DENTON 8eituns" idreibt: vgm
Oonne,i flag uorissr Wo9e bate Der in
9tiibnabotanp GOunibip. Swei Meilen wsit:
lid uon @itor, wobnbafte Sarmer Sames
Wilion Elm idrsdlides llnslid su bsltsbsn.
@r war uuf ieinem Jslbe nit &ornpfunSsn
bsiddftrst, als er cine sroBe SdIanse &c:
wabrte. gr lieB bic Yfsroe itebsn. nm bic
Sdlanse tobtSuidlasen; bic pfsroe absr
iinssn an gu laufsn unb, ba iie sinsn gro.
Zen Sosen bei9rieben, itsllte er iid ibnsn
in ben 0es, UNI iie a~nJubalten. Sic uber
uarfen i'm su SOoen unb sinsen iammt
benz ROrnpflanSer iiber i'm meg. IS muir:
ben ibm baourd lieben 9tippen tbeilpeiis
aebroden ooer uerrentt. Der @rit boiit
ibn gu retten, wenn ni9ts bajpil3en iaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

Sebr unredt. - Weil Der Nem Yorf
RIeioersS tore feline Waoren 70 biqia per.
fduft. finb ane anbsrsn Rleiberhdnbler in
Der Stabt b0ie unb unbrisbIid. Die
2eute i'm New Yo,t 6Isibsr . Stcre aber
iasen. es itsbt Sebem frei, feline @anren
10 biuis Su p%erfaufen ME sr nil lnb ba.
nit 10 lanae fort,ufahren mie ibm aefdat.
alio Der New York Clothing Store, 9to.
687 WuinitruBe, 1T Der ,idtise Ylat,
mo man 6leiber binis foufsn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
StaotratbeDcr

Rontas Nbenb psriommelte fid Der
Stabtruib gu ieiner reseImdBisen Sieuna.
Die @eiu4e III StraBens uno Sieuer:
angele9enbeiien wuroen MI bic bsir. fltnoen
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cine an5ubl tIsiner Gs9nunssn senebmist.
alderman gramfoib lentie bic 9luimeIt.
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2anbitreidern bin, bic auSeni1sinlid se:
mu4t wurben. UNI Der Spo,teln wil,n
auf &ane's @ntrug lit in 3utunit ieoer
aIs ganoltreider Verboitete benz Wta,ibau
ioiOrt uOr5ufibrsn. ino penn Der Oianm
fi9 nidt sesen bic Stabt E. Oroonnansen
psrsansen bat, 10 lit er sIsid in 6reibeir
gu ieten. alderman Tsdsrt bridtete, ba6
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Suitanb iei, baB msbrere Omdbriide buld
bic Veoedung binbmh s,folst ieien. Wtan
bei4loB, bic Sa4e in gussni9sin Su
nsbmen.
Nadmittassiituns
Oas @siud Der g%inwobuer Don Gan:
foroltroBe nm Nsparatur Der StraBe uon
eagle Yoint Nuenue nod 6rantlin SroBs
waro ans StroBeneomire permieien. I.
y. Sdroeoer's @eiud nm grlaubniR, aui
einem Stid @emeinoeeiJeulbum Ocu auf:
ltapeln gu blrfen, 9ins ans ielbe Gomuie
gum Ve,idt. Oas @siudu uon 90. Smtb
unb ano., betrriieno bic Serldnaemua Der
Ia. Strube, waro benz StraBencomite ebsn.
faas gum Seridt iiberreidt.
Ueridte Der y eamten 9er
4uoiior ibeilte nit, baB $954.75 n0rbia
ieien our monatliden 9e5abluns Der De:
amten, uno Der Wdribau. ouB Die @blob:
nnns Der 9oIijei $l.l24, 40 erforoere. Nm
ben Stroben wuroen sl.52l,S 5 uerarbei:
tet nno 1914 fir Nsinisen Der Aaeps elm:
senommen. &ane bsantraste, bas Der
StrGBentOmmiidr ansepieien meroe. bic
Aibeit sleidmdBis su psrtbeilen, unb BON
benz Sei9luB bes Stabtratbs idriftli6 in
RenntniB seiest perbe. Die ginnobmen
BON ben offtntliden Waasen waren SIP.
rs. Den @efan9snen wurben Mobl,ei
ten. bic sl4. 20 ~folten, ssseben. Der yGm
penan5iinoer beridtste, boB er i'm Monot
2l6 gdmpen ansebinoet. 900 Roroen Sol,
wuroen i'm Utai uermeHsn. Der it6olildS
S9atmeiiter leste ieinen monatlidsn BE:
ri9t Dor, unb perIanste ~3ablunasanpei
Jung fir aus9ele9te @sIber. .@eneral"
Voofb wurbe Der Neib Der auiiuuuuas,
arbeiten, mad benz Seridt Oes Staotinge-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Sarm Wiai6incu ,c.

Sormer. wsIde Climber brauden, iou.
ten ss ni4t unterIuien, iid ben neuen
Iei3ten Osborne Stabl: Yinoer, ben 8al.
Ter VI. Woot nnb neuen Ct. 9oul Yinoe,
anSuisben, wie sbsnfols bic @oob, Os:
borne nno Gromn Dab: Muidinen. @ud
bnbsn mir eine Ga,Iabuns bes beitsn Yino,
fubens, Der semudt pirb, porrdtbia, uni
giemanb ioute IS nnterIafen, ii9 ibn on.
suieben, beuor or annsrswo fault. Yrsii,
fir aae @rtitsI ben 3siten anssmeiIen.
3m q. M cGuIIouab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
gerleguns bss Yubgeida ftes bon Jrar
M. 0prci.

Wsinen bisberisen 8unben fir bas &c:
sef9enfte 3utruuen bantsnb, srIaube id
mir, bieieIben barauf %oufmefiam Bu mo.
den, baB i'd mein @eiddft isst mod go.
1926 GlapffraBe, apiiden l6. unb H.,
seseniber s. g. Sdrosbsr's Store uno
nOlbli9 pom SimOnssbIod. perIest babe,
nno bort cine rei9e Auspabl pon Damens
Siten, gdncern, glumsn, 9raut: unb
Communion Rrdn5en, Sdlsiern, S9srpen
u. {. no. baltic. Our4 biuise gintdufe bin
i'd in Stano 9eiett, biais gu usrtuufen,
CLAUDE on tlsinen Brofit nno i9neusn lin:
iot, unb labs mcine uIten Runben unb redt
picle neue elm, mid in meiuem neuen
PIate gu beiu9en unb 8oursn unb Yrsiie
su priiien. Grau Wt. gorea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Sac balbiabriae grcisIdiesen bes 8,

9as balbidhrise YreisidisBen bes Dus
buaue'r Sdisencorps uwerIief ON Wontasl.
8. beim prd4iisifen Better. @. @. @or:
moob trus bic Saline bes Cages bauon.
Or erbielt bic soloene Mebaiae nit 100
SdiIsn ms Centrum. 0as Marimum
NOR ESQ. sc. Rolt war Sieser auf be,
Wuanidsibe. unb au9 g. &lauer fam:
nellie ii9 2orbeeren. inbsm er pom l25
m6sIiden Sdiifen SO ma4te. Die anbe:
rem S4iten tbeilten ii9 in bic fIsinerer
Sreije.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Cine icncr GalamitGtcn, ME ie in San.

ClHe JcHrr oalaInllalcn, pte ne IN y)an:
beIstreiicn ni6t ieIten iinb, bat uniere
Staot Isttc Wo9e bstroffen. Der ,rei6e"
= 10 nannte i'm buS Yolt - S4neioer
Wilbelm Stolteben bat Bantrott aemadt.
0ie S9ulcen beluufsn lid auf 1876,
bas @nibobsn auf bios SO, $50. Die oft:
li4sn Grsoitorsn werbsn nit nur eerinsen
Summen beirofien, bisiise GapituIiitsn
nnb Santsn uerlieren bas Weiite. Qeioer
biBien oud cine NnSobl armer Sdneioer
fir ibre Wtittel beteutenbe Gummen elm.
Damn 1T Der 9ii9el'ide @aiisnionb aud
init So, 300 als @Idubissr bstbsilist, bod
lit bas Sslb gum Ebsil buId 6ppoibet ass
fi6srt. Hutitli9 we,ben bic IN Iinniaiten
2beorien iiber bic III laden bieics yontrotts
anfseitcut, Der boS Osutidtbum in Elm
f6llmmes 2idt felt unb ben 9rsoit untsr:
or6bt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

Ser In er5cidnrte ma6t auf fem neues
@irtbsaeiddit auf eagle 8oint aufmert.
fam. Oomit it cine biibi9e 8essIbabn,
elm SOmmersorten, Der ii4 gum Yienieplat
eisnet, ps,bunbsn. Der Garter wirb aud
an 6amilien 5u Yriu~atueraniisen uerla1sn.
Spre1t Dor! SIS. Sartor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

Ser Stnrm in Der Na9t o Sonntas
auf Wontus brad cine Yappsl an sSuIien
suenue unb 2oeuiitraBe nm, unb leste ie
auer ib'r bic StruBe. Wdre Der 8aum:
ftur3 ON Gage erfolst, mare es fiber ni9t
obne SerIuit ppn Meni9enIsben absesan;
9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

Sd lit felt Sabren an llnuerbauIidteit
nnb Wusenidpii9e unb iinb Or. Aug.
R6nis's 9amburser Tropen
bas einSise Wittel, weIdes mid wisber
uoniidnbie berseffelt bat. - Trau gbsl,
Woibineton: Npe., Mlbanp, 81. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

Sn unierer Geusrptbr iinb, mas bic
DiseipIin ansebt, anssnideinli9 pieIe
Gdruuben log, muste mon bod 3uei 6euer:
psbrmdnner sntIaiien, neil iie i4 bic
b,iberIide 2isbe NIT ben 6duiten elm:
bIduten.