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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-02-11
= SW ct CUM y. ~.
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). The sweet gum as gathered from . tree Of thu
same name. growing along tho small streams in the
rant principle That oosens tie phleEm
tho early morning cough and sIimplatss the child
SwhoopinG cough. When combined with the heat
ing nlucilagilous principle in the MULLEN plant
4 REMEDY OF SWEET GUM AND MuLLErN tho fneet
known remedy for Conghs. Group. Mhooping cough
pleased 70 take II Ask your druggist for Il Price.
) E6c.snd 1.ESVnltcr q. Ynylor, Atlanta, GR.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
aud county, But it now transpires

aud county. But it now transpires
that certain delegates voted for him
in our county convention with the
express understanding that he would
favor the changing Of the .Jerauld
county bonndrles in the next legis-
lature. The article tried to put all
suspicion at rest by stating that the
last congress forbid the territorial leg
lslature from changing county bound
ries. If we can read and understand
English, that law does not prohibit
the changing OF any particular ceun-
tvs boundaries. Sanborn county srep-
resentatiyes could work to change
the boundaries Of Sanborn or those yof
Buffalo his and thus seemingly put
the Doctor on the defensive.
There are other ways OF getting to ths
opposite side o9 Il lIill tilan'
going through it. There may be those
at the west side who would hail with
delight any movement that would
tend to throw the geographical center
OF .]erauld county farther west. But if
the tax payer consnlts his own intrest
he Will not favor such schemes. We
should be sorry to see any change iii
the boundarles Of our county at
present.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
Jerau.d County's Representative.

The legislative ticket for this dis
trict certainly ought to be satistacto-
ry. The republican convention OF
each county elected the man it want
ed and they We're nominated at
Woonsocket Monday. John Cain,
the nominee for the council, is a
young prominent and popular law
yer of Huron and an attache OF the
Times. DR.. Royer, the candidate Of
Jerauld county for the house is the
able editor of the Alpena Journal
and Wilson Wise, our nominee for
the house is one Of Sanborn oounty,s
most highly respected farmers. We
have no doubt they will ably and
faithfully represent the district
Letcher Blade
We don't know how many in Jer-
auld county are satisfied with the NOM
ination of DR.. Royer but we dc know
Of great many who are not. In the
first place the prohibitions look upon
the Doctor as an enemy to their cause.
We have never talked with him upon
the subject but gather from different
sources that he would favor national
prohibition. He might favor this
from principle or while he remains
a druggist from a pecuniary motive.
While the Doctor was not held last
week, On the charge Of selling liquor
in violation OF our statutes yet the az
rest leaves the impression that there
must have been some cause for sl's-
picion else such a citizen as T. L
Tot1lem1re would not have entered the
comnlaint. There must be some fire
where there is so much smoke. " G
cant saw as to the sale of liquor un-
lawfully for we haye never sought
any at his counter, but we know man
whose truth and yeracity can not
he questioned, told Of a customer VINO
came in asked for Liquor for his wire
and when he received it drank a por-
tion remarking will take a little
now for the health Of my wife. But
anv dealer might be imposed upon
once in that manner. In the next
nlace there. are those who have no
confiderce in his loyalty to Jeraula
county The Alpena journal OF Sept
17t, contained an article IN which
80 noctor stated that he would not
saol, II chnngn the ''''ndsrieS 90 ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
Faruer Voters.

If there is any piece of advice which
has been repeated by men Of sense un-
III it has become q platitude, it is that
izanizations formed for the purpose
|ot accomplishing economic as disting-
lIshed from political ends, and especi-
|a.Iy those designed to advance the con-
|liton of the working people, should
|eepthemselyes absolutely free from
Political entanglem ents. And if there
IS any law most abundantly confirmed
y eXperience, it is that such organiza-
lions. when they 60 contrary to this ad-
''ce and either constitute themselves
separate political parties or attempt to
|onbine formally with one or the 9TH
i Oh those already existing, lose their
|Io"er and theic efficiency and go rap
s!ly 10 pieces. And yet, in the face Of
~eSe trnisms' With the epitaph scarce
:; yet carved above the departed
sSalse movement, the. Farmers Ali
'ee seems tc be about deliberately
AeoS!ng the same mode of suicide.
Inc farmers of this state form a
'0"eF which no man, and most of all
=" politician, will attempt to ignore.
my nave peen able, by virtue oftheir
'ssiaaization, holding itself aloof from
F'''.lcS, to dictate terms to Legislative
,1 H,'''l' a!es. AS long as they choose to
":efe TO this policy they could control
s''la'-on, making continual advances
4; 'etocnlngthose who had proved their
,al;.' ,S1''S, 1t was a stronger and prouder
.''''A than any political party could
y, y'' 70 reach. This vantage ground
,r are on the point of deserting by
w. iptatlng themselves into the dis,
),9ong a@',|Mg struggle Of party candi-
fS~, fiSs lor the Offices of state
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
lnird Annual FAIR OF Jerauld Conn
ty Agricultural Society

The Jerauld county Agricultural
ana industrial Society closed it's third
annual exhibit on Friday last,
the exhibit was not large but yerv
cholce We We're not in attendance
Thursday and did not see the Alpena
exhibit which was said to be quite fine.
The principal stock exhibit was horses.
Floral Hall, was nicely decorated.
Mrs. Harden had charge Of the floral
department and had u nice collection
OF plants tastefully arranged. Mrs.
Nandervene had charge of textile fab
rlcs. Mrs. Thomas Of the pantry stores,
and Mrs. Geo. Chapman of fruits.
The farm produce department was
timely represented from the farm of
y . Shryock. a miniature log cabin
with grassy yard, and well worn
paths, old fashioned well and wood
pile, attracted much attention. 1t
was made by the slSillful fingers of d
W Shryock and wife. One of the at
tractiye features of the fair, was the
exhibit from Roth Bros. general mer-
chandise store. Although the whole
of their immense stock could not be
adequately represented in the space
assigned, yet very tasty display was
completed at the required time,
Thursday noon. The New Home
sewing machine was operated by an
expert, G w Mills, who took pleasure
in setting forth its many merits.
Nessey Bros. Ransom Il Co. took a day
OF grace and finished arranging their
display in time to capture the blue rib
bon. The Japanese booth in which
delicious tea was served free, to ali the
ladies; and not u few of the sterner
sex were seen slipping the cup that
"cheers but not inebrates." Friday af-
ternoon the last mentioned firm re-
galed the weary crowd Of sight-seers
with ice cream, which, alternated
with their hot tea preserved an equi-
librium and kept the crowd good
natured. The Washington Springs
Brass Band provided the audience
with some choice music and grace
fully walked away with the first pre-
MUM. Among the farm machinery
was an Excelsior mower exhibited by
II A Miller that was about RS COM
plete a machine as we've seen in these
parts. In the races, Mr. Scoiield's S
horse took the first premium. His
little boy is an excellent rider. Miss
Lulu Smart took the first prize as {,
lady equestrian Miss Maud To1liemire
the second. Miss Mary Williams as
best lady driver Of single horse, Mrs.
B G Cumming as best driver Of doub-
le team. Owing partially to the sparse
crops the fair was not as largely at
tended as IN former years. We have
not heard how successfully the fair
has been financially, but believe it was
a success socially as every body seem
cd happy.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01

5~iegate Clifford was renominated
congress at Yankton Tuesday. by
That speaks well for
legate ;itford and is a rousing en-
rpnent Of the division and State
oi( movement.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01

TONG the rounds of the territorial
Eess is a statement that the terrific
al auditor. in sending to south Da-
]ta c3rrhf clerks q notification Of
he special levy Of two-tenths Of a
ill in south Dakota counties for con-
at0tonal convention expenses, ac-
,mpanied the notification with con-
.gntia letters asking the county
Jerks TO keep certain matters conf
tDtial. This unsubstantiatod asser-
0n is doubtless pure romance. The
2witorial auditor could have no reas-
ator advocating u clandestine levy
MI he is not the kind of man to aid
nj aioet All illegal levy. The law
9ys plainly that south Dakota shall
ay the expense Of south Dakota
and in compliance with
@s law the levy has been made.
is hardly supposable that there is
ny disposition in the south to expect
be rnorthern counties to help pay the
2nensas OF 4 purely southern gather
Ag gathering held for the express
arpose OF arranging terms for sep.
ration from the north. We do not
elieye Auditor Caldwell attempted
ny underhanded work in connection
nth this lesy.-Press and Dakotian.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
j. C.. w. G. r. II.

d ,orauld County W. r. u. meets wien
.',w Executive Committee.
r- y. c. Hall. (Wessington SpringsD Pres.
=. i. II. Miles Cor. Sec
.s IN. Spears - Rec. Sec.
:. t. l.. fotliemire Treas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
r. q. q. g.

..,i.,.:ton Springs Lodge No. 81. ,dcets every
.la. night Brothers of the order from
rlUdgcs are cordially invited toaltcnd.
y. .L0omis . n. G..
a. stephens Sec
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
G.. "A. n.
Y q C.. Ord. Post. No %. meets at Wes-
m ,,priIg. eGerX- X--Sat.nt'ny On or before
-, ~ ~, : m al paciI month

r. !IaN..,.. .:..-s...-.. .NOmmander,
i Chal>e Sen. Vice Com.
9tcpttrlS s.!.:,.E... Aujutant.
+ Pierce. Quarter Master.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01

i CreSton. Iowa, special states that
Y. Iialtzschuerr, a prominent drug
ST, Was found guilty on thirty separ-
Of selling intoxicating liq-
oTin violation Of the pharmacy law
the superior court and fined 81, 500
d"9sts. He has not procured bail.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
I'D, A. e. A. M.

sfyi Communications. Friday evenings on
Sore the full moon. Visiting brethren fra
..,y invited to be present.
G. w. MCDONALD, w. NJ.
/; nIiI.IAMS. Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
WOMAN's REALM.
Hflnan Suffrage in Wyoming.

" Mt. i. II. BLANK. ASSOCIATE EpIroR.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01

trre sanborn county contention
passed resolutions that made nn ac-
ceptance of a nomination at the han'la
of thaG conYentlon, .equlEaient 20
= p lodge 10 support prohibition
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
Very respectfully yours,
j II Hayford.

The following women occupy possi-
tions as county superintendent of'school
in Wisconsin: Betsey Clapp. st, CrolI
county; Helen Ro2enkranz, Bayfle7d;
Lena Nelson, Burnett; Addie Ne1f,
Clark; Mary B. Slye, Dunn; Mrs j. ..
Sherwin, EauClair: Rose DoWllg,
Iowa: Nellie Carroll, Washhurn.
Miss shobe- was nominated, by the
republican convention, which conVen-
u,7 at Huron last Friday Sor the Office
Of superintennent Of Schools OF Hea-
die ncrrfv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Die Sabbotsaffair In Siour
gitg wirO ie LANCER beitO usrwidelter. sic
Tdeint ieSt pieber In cine neue gbale tres
ten ~ iollen. Vim Disnitas .. W. bsri9s
tete Elm sewifer EbOmpion BON Gate Stir,
Calhoun &c., bas Solssn6s: vgr lsi Dor
etnisen Eas.n IN HorfoIt, Reb., sewefen,
unb bort NIT apei 0dusn betannt ssuors
ben. @elsssntli9 fam aud bas @eiprd1
duf ben 5abbod: Morb, unb bic beiben
Manner iastsn, bas fe ausenSeasen bess
felben seweien ieien. Su Der Ra9t bes
B. ausuif tan1s,t fe aus Der Wirtbl9aft
bss columbia 5ouis", unb serabe ais fe
tuf bic Strass s~etreten uaren, erfolste Elm
8lit unb 6naI unb fe iaben Sabbof
nte6erfir3en. 9erWtann, pslder benS 9uB
dbsefeuert bate, ioa etneu fart buntleu
S9nurrbart gebabt babsn. I'm aue Tins
annebmli1feiten ber i3suseni9aft su pers
meiben, ma9ten fe, bag he pom S9aus
plas Der Chat forttamen, unb begaben ftd
etnise Gage ipdter nod @sbrasta. Bas
m 6isier gr3abIuns @abres TT, wirS fi9
buIb auftldren.
6Irote tautlt4e 6t195n9t
TN Staate ftub felt benz Sabre 1874 $47,s
900 psrpiaist unb 6ts anf $77l.s9 uerauss
gait worben.
Cine ber beten MIbIen i'm
iiOLtden Gbsil pom Soma brannte am poris
ser Sonntas In albia ab. Der 8eriuit
arb auf $40 1000 sei9dst. am Muntas
gsa6mittae wurbe bort ber 8abnbof Der
g., Br & 8. giienbabn total s~eritOrt.
Die @ olIeumibI lie in 9ouaparte,
wel9s anIdBli9 bes 8anterottss Der Sirma
I'm Betrisbe poQfdnbis barniebsrlas, III
nunmebr in OfientIider sluftion fur ben
Brsis BON $50. 900 pertauft worben, unb
lpirb in &sparatur unS @iebsrbstrieb ses
stsatHsu werbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Ser alien 9eutiGen in Dubuque unb
Der l1msesenb pobIbetannte s. 0. 5aas,
Der aIts unb srfabrens a~potbstsr, bat In
Gorbert's glod, an Der @de Ser IL. unb
Soma StraBs, elm neues apotbeters unb
Sarbwaarens@ eiddft sr6ffnet unb bdIt Ill
les, pas in einsn apotbeterIaben sebOrt In
better Qualitdt. &scspts isber3eit auf's
promptefte beiorst. Ser Stors Fat fir
Dubuque bic aleinise Aseutur gum 8srs
tauf Der Or. Sdseri9en 8olenmaarsn
unb Sar0s bpsieuii6e 8Ieibuns. 9ie
Sdser'fden Waaren trasen ale ben Stsms
pei, baB fs refine, unusrmiidte unb unpsrs
faIi9te S9afpole fnb. l~1nterboisn,
Saten, 9sibden u. +. NJ. ftnb In isbsr Sorm
unb @rSBe su baben. Die Waaren finb
stuas tbeurer ais anbere wolene Cad en-,
absr is iinb edit, gut uub ais seiuubbeitss
f5rberno mel%tbetannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Aus Sionr Gitp melOet Der telegraph:
Sn Der Sabbod'fden Worbiade baben bic
@roBsei1morenen an Is. Ropbr. ibren
Beri1t srffattet. Sie baben bic ua1bes
nannten Ysrion.n in &ntIassifanb psrs
iest: Sobn arensborf, hilbert v8ismard"
9enrp SHERMAN, gaul 9eaber, s. Win9s
ratb inn., Spluefter @ransa, George Trets
Der, 5eurp Beters, 6. 8Iatb unb s. 8.
9eauitt wssen Worbes unb 8eri9pOruns
Die 8enannten ftnb bieienisen sebu gers
ioueu, welde BET Der 2eauttts unb vBtss
mard's" ausiasen uon a~rensborf uerab.
ten GrmOrbuns 9abbod's 3usesen uarsn.
Nrensborf warb unter $25 900, bic an:
bern Gnsetlastsn unter $l5 900 8irs'
i9aft sefeat. Ereiber, Peters, Slatb uni
Sranba finb na9 unbetannten @esenbsr
perbuftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Sic idOn.H Sag. pua araniu.s iino

fhS
ppriiber. Im 8estnu ., 8. feste elm aus
BEN, Iortp.iten tOmmenbsr staru, Elm,
pis i'm Der @inter nur ielten brinat.E sSn
Mtnneiota idnsite ss so Stun6en in einem
Stif brauf los, 10 baB l34 3o1 S9nee
bic groe bedten. 9er gtIenbaBusertebr
warb sdnSIi9 sebemmt unb In 81. Saul
iouobl ais WtnneapoIis maBte mani iosar
ben Sertebr auf ben STANDARDIZATION
einiteaen. au9 Soma par6 hftseaom.
men, bod am meiften bic iibpsifIide 5alf,
te. Die gabnen muBten ibre Sabrten eins
ffeaen unb ni9t penise Der 3ase blieben
i'm S4nee ffeden. Nuf Der Satnois Gen,
tral giienbabn wusts man fi9 nt5t an.
Gers 3i bsIfsr, ais baB man bte grpreBs
pasen pIiinbsrte unb bic &etienben nit
grob unb auitern udbrte. gu9 alf ben
See'n bat Der Sturul b5s. ssbauf. gs
finb mebrsre S1ifs psrmiBt, pon benen
man permutbet, baB iie NIT Wann uxb
Maus gu @runbe periunten ftnb. Dag bas
bel uieIe Weni6enleben au 9runbe sinssn,
ldBt fid Iei1t benten. am Is. bssann
has lluwetter unb am Is. lieB es erit mad.
6ier IN unb nm Dubuque mar bas @stter
nt9t 70 i1limm. Omar ftirute IS unb
f5nette, aber i'm 8erslsid nit benz @stter
In anSern 2anbestbetlen mar bier Der
Sturm II Ieiiss 2ispeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

SIN Staate 3 om a beitten unb letz
ten 965 Srauen Sarmen. Die 3abI bers
isnigen weibli9en S%erionen, wsI9e 8teb:
~farn,er bstreiben, 1T Is, wdbrenb 5 Sraue,t
S9antuirtbidaften befiseu unb 80 Sidens
sdrten perieben. Gls COUNTY .Supsrintens
6sntinnen Der 5ffentltden Sdulsn funstren
So, unb 81 beiorsen bic Oberleitunsen
pom Wttteli9uten. 125 finb 9oftorinnen
Der WeSisin, 40 iinb resifrirts 4potbetes
%rinneu, 5 ssb6ren benz Nbuotateuit aube
unb 10 benz 8rsbiserfanbe an. 9rei
0ameu iinb 3abndr;te, lie fns sslernte
Wdrterinnen, unb eine psrftebt has aint
zines @iutls Snsenteurs.
Sonntas Ra9mittag fubr su
Carroll elm sewifsr s. Suller in ~raisn6er
@ile burd Die Strasen Der Stabt, a0ss
Dor f5 nieberrsissnb, bas tbm In ben
@es tam. Sbsrif Cobb forbsrte ben
Wann aaf, pom ietueut Bestnnen ab3us
IaHen, aber berielbe ~begegnete Der oberifeu
Yoltseip.rion bes gcuutp's, fe foue 81,
S6le fabreu. 8aum rparen bic Worts
ieineHt Wunbe entfdIipft, uIs CT Dom
Sberif betm Srasen sepadt unb nidt eber
ianft aus fetnem @asen seboben unb In
bus County, ptel absefibrt wurbe. Gu
Wontas Sormittas purbe er uor &t9te,
9rees perbSrt, Der ibr nm bic Sunrule Dor
$40 unb 81 Soften trafte.
Ginen pIStGi9en Cob fanb an
Samfas .. 8. Sas. 6. 8orb, be-
Sberiff pom @lart County. @dbrenb e
f9 IN Der giienbabnear auf benz 0ts
mad ieiner 9eiunatb befanb, fieG sr Dol
einem Sersi9Iase setroffsn uu, unb ma
aassnbIitIid tobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Gprreippnoen,.

Caledonia, Winn., 10. Nop. 1886.
Som Sonntas, ben a., big 9ouners
flag, ben 10. b. SO. eini9lisBIi6 puroe IN
~unierer Bfarrtir@e cine SubiIdun1s anba6t
absebalteu, unS omar IN folssnber Orb
nuns: @rite bl. Wefe Worsens um 6
ltbr, bic 3weite UNI 7 unb nm 9 ubr Sods
amt nit 8rebist. abenbs I'M, 7 llbr Ros
ientranS, Prebist unb Sesen NIT benz
@asrbsiIisiten. '9ie 3wii8eu,eit wurbe
gum 8si9tboren bsitimmt. IS uaren
wirfli9 Gage ber @nabe fir aue, bic fd
Der 9nabe bes SubtIduus tbsibaftis MAIDEN
MOLTEN.
tlnier bo9w. Bfarrer Sobn 3uset bate
,u bieiem Susfe ben bo9p. P. Gbas. be
@ubenus s, j. pom 8rairie bu gbien,
8tsc., unb ben bo9w. Sobn S6wars
Bfarrer BON Ga Crescent, Winn., e~inseIas
ben. Ser bo6u. Seiuitenpater bielf bic
Pr:biSten. gr rebete re1t pom Sersen,
unb feline @orte Srunssn wieber gu Screen.
8eweis bafir bic BEL ieber Nnba9t pon
@ldubtsen sefiQte &trde, unb ibr 3us
braus gu BEN 8eidtfablen. am Dienifas
sesen 10 libr Morsens iteIte fi5 Elm befs
tiger S4neeiturm elm, Der Bis Donneritas
HtOrsen anbieIt. Der S9neefurm iebo9
uar tetn 9tnberutB; benu nabe an 500
Inba9ttse sirsen In bisien Easenr gum
Glide bes 9errn. 8te biet in gaIebos
mia, wurbe uOrtss ISOLDE uuf dbnIids Deiis
aud in Sreeburs cine breitdsise SubtIds
umss anba6t Tam H., IL. unb Is. ;. ID.
sebalten. Die 8rebtsten btsIt Der obsns
senannte Seiuitenputer. Nn 100 InbGds
ttse empinsen bic 81. Communion. @ebe
8ott, baB BITE Saat aud bIeibenbe Sri9te
TRACE! u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Serr 6. q. Walter, gde Der 8. u. @laps
fraBe, bat eis srOBes 2aser pom Stisfeln
unb S4uben, Bitten, &appsu uuo allen
8teibnnssffaden fir 9erren unb auabsn.
Wie iein Eager 0 @tnteriibsraieberu
1T nod fetns baseweien!
Dean iebe fig bic t1sberr5de an, ebe man
ionitwo etnen rlebsrrod tduft.
Wan iprede Dor In benz betannten RIeis
berIaben BON 6. u. @alter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Went Serbit.B nBmaaren.

Sn benz 9auptsB uspaaren'@ ei4dft Der
obersn Stabt, namIib benz pon Srau SO.
Ro. 1926 glaptraBe, finben bic
0amsn bas Reueite unb Mobernfte IN
Sltsn, gonnets, 8Iumeu, Ssbern, 8dns
bern &C., mas Der Oftli4e Wartt barbieten
tonnte, in GROCER unb i66ner auswabI.
G~benfaIs 8rauttrdn3e un6 S9Ieisr.
Cine uolIitdnbise auswabI uon Trausrs
itets uor-dtbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Sic gaihten Der staatsaeiebae6uua.

Su iebem Staate ~ioIIter @efese erIafen
tn 8strsff Der 8srtaufs unb 9ss
brau1s Der pisisn siftisen Wittel, 81 benen
bic Srauen3turu,sr sreifen UNI einen fetnen
Teint su errei9en, bat man ia bod In Or.
5arters sSron Comic Gaes, mas n6tbts 1T;
bas anseitrebte 3iel gu errei9en, obne Der
@eiunbbeit gu i9aben unb bas 9eben au
%opfShrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

lHStltutiOHS VI LhMS diu f0rlN 4,
cine ebenIo sriinblide, ME prattif6e abs
bansluns iiber aIe mOsliden ameritanis
iden @dete unb ael9dftli1e Scrmeln, ME
fe aataslid IN N%nwenSuns tommen, anb
beren senaue &enntniB fir Ssbsu, ie mad
ieinen ieweiIisen gerbdltniHen, unbsbinst
notbwenbis 1T, ,penn Ct ni1t aif bic per-
i9ieoenfa9fte Weiie iiberportbeilt perben,
ober f1 &ouotaten unb @eri9tofofen, pie
llnanrebmIi6teiten aaer art au i5alisn lafs
fen piu.
Der SerfaHer, Ssrr CHARLES Maper,
Prtn5tpal bes ribmlidit b~etannten Cont
meretal College in Wilwautes, bat nit
auBerorbentIidem 5letB unb SG4usritdnbs
niB bas @srt bsrart bsarbeitet, baB INN
pom Seiten ber promtneuteffen Surifter
unb @si5dftsleuten, ebenio ME pom ben
Eorypbden bsr BreTe bobe Gnertennuns
unb ~ieItenes COB barber 5ffentItd ,u Fbetl
puroe.
9ieies BUD umfaBt $50 Sttapisiten in
sefaaisem, iebr lesbar.m Druid, 1T elegant
ausseitattet unb eisnet fid fir iebe 5aus.
bibliotbet als Elm weetbuouer 3uwa9s.
greis bes Bertes in seu6bnIidem Gius
banb (cloth)-$3.5o
Srets bes Dertes In feinem ginbanb
full sheep)-$4.5o.
@ute 2otaIsasenten fur ben 8erf9leiB
bieies @ertes werben in isber Stabt uno
iebem @ountp seiudt. aumeIbunseu fol-
der Berionen, ebenio uie Beifelunsen bes
Bertes, ober iOnftise biesbeaasIide anfras
gen ftnb 5u ri9ten an bic 9eneralsAsens
tut, unter Der abreie:
Geo. Sehleyer,
III Central Qpenue, Wilmautee. Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Neue An3etSem.
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Die In bisRstr Siabt uHtI TEN uumittsIbarsn Sdus
hes hotphrotsfttH BiidOis Stnnthtp srridt,i, M,aetmit
br Stimiuhnn8 wire ihr Nuts SAHliabr Iar SISithunass
Speds NIT btetnisne u%trmtbrttu S~rIttbHulngsn srSfnsn.
Gte Page Der atabtmie auf BEN tbtmalistu gsneral
Sonss iteu 9~ruubftld last in 9tSus aIi Ssiuuibett,
Sd6nbdt unS Ssqutmitatstt ots 3usansts ntats Az
piinibtn abris. Sas Dol Jptt Sabrsu tIbautt HsRt ates
btmits @tbauet. VI eur4 etntu Ihbi4sH uno btlusuisn, ieis
ueI YoIeneuua tntesgtustbtnstu 8usbau truetiert NOR,
ben. Der Bttudtuus uno Stnitlatton ss @,bduetS it
sauI belon6u. auimsriiamtttt stptomst psre,H; aud III
Sasitlbt NIT aQtn Der gtinubbdt uHh StqusmlidtCit otr
S6aItr t6rbsIuetu. H,utn gtrb,NtruuS,u ausstitottti.
gs III has Strtbtn br anhali ibrtH SdlIsH cine ats
hits,Hs moraIiidt, stitis. uns prattiidt 9riitbuns Ju
ssbtn, Die promotioRss eTsreititH Rn6 ais Ititiaubtns,
uue ben SAllIp uRRaStu Rotten ~b,rtitsRs, abs,idaHl
porosn. Giuiabbsit In Der EIe'huns ptre ptlanst uue
bur&ssfhbri. unb ~btI0ubst GutmsriIamt,t b~tnitnissu
3Ssliustn stiAtntt. wslt, Rt far ben ~s,britaus porb,'
rtitr.
Sas SduIiabr bsstunt ON ,riisn DaOutoa I'm Stpitm'
ben. Rabtrs austnnit fnsti mon IN hem BrsIpteias eI
anitaIt; man wsnbs aA btBbalb an bic DirectTess OF
the Academy of the Visitation, julien Avenue 8
Alta Vista Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Ser Boston One Price Clothing Store
bat Elm iebr aniebnlides @aarenIaser BON
Btuteriberr6den fit 5erren unb 8naben,
10 wis Winteransase unb RIeiber fir 4ktRs
Der un6 Grwa9isne. Der Srsis III ten;
tein JsiIi9en, unb 70 tam ieber bort faus
fen. Wan ipre9e Dor unb iberseuse fi9
islbft. Iusenidein it tetns Serersi!