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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
The Manufacturers Of Weed Puip
Fer PAPER.

TIE rapid development 81 wood pulp
manufacture ID Maine IS 81 iniima-
tiaH 10 he -08;A znd Vet that there
j. 3 nsN industry 70 1hish their great
f0fesE areas nay he ~ part very
probably devoted For apparently
4 d0esn matter much shat sfeciss
~ s9ud it q 81 ia the production q
pulp possibly spruce j. preferred in
the extreme Northeast quite As much
On scsouEt u it, convenience A. fer
anF ether reason. At xay rate. il j.
quite ueTtain tsat poplzT, hemieek
eyfsrrss and several other common
aeo'is would answer she purposes o.
ille iszzincss accaffabiy. ard
Is e also cDHtsnded that white pine
aunls What maT be recorded a.
eyes iaiiF attractive feature q
tie Hgg! pulp industry. froa
the standpoint 81 economy, j.
that i utilities the waste incident g.
tifaieT cl{siug GA large ssie. 0Hiy
DE imts nf the fallen timber are tax
~ 80 thsre is no cans pet tinu possible
aish iantfer manufacturers. raj split
tsrs or others having uss merely Tor
TIE b4sites II the trees TIE only do
maiu tFCschca upon i that Of iirwood
fHare r4Ftic liarif q the c1r1ad form I.
bst surely iheve enuld g. 10 gFiev9us
losscs this 1irrctoB - toe fuel sup
piy. For fat mis- The demand on be
bali ui gofi pulp u88uniactBre youid
center Itself abare timber H. most
abundant and cheapest. and 30 ihi
Say large quaht.ss u felicd timbsr.
nos ieit to ieei forrest tires. ar decay
on she pct would he Turned - profit
ah.e aecgunt commercially 81. Lalsis
In trar-e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

PsRsla5rtRHfA. Gag. 7.-B4iszs IN
sAaz ssss sAs fzzises TO-DAY ~ hia
rs1sS VstxkEssz sagw@ PA5aseesg7si 4
II. fAzezx1 3. tsEsSe~iess BnslngFgn
ASS E5eaersss. 2sisEsa ard DssT-
SoggeS, ASg TIE B@4xs Ezserz
5.xoea - TO-DAY and Dy hard pay zrss
ns&zzesz1 70 wga from Psffshr1rx
-eore Bostoa G. f1ttssgzrg Z Bat
tssleE Caswsy &aS Ee@ly -tziey aad
NIe-.
Sxw TexK. AHr. The glxst-
nGzuzg9s 70 sefsSs fssiznzys5sIs 2gzsz
TO-DAY % hard g2zvSng ia the latter
pxff u Tie game. roors SsS Tork
B fn5EanEgossi. (. BEt<rsss We5eh
azaa EMiag. BGs5iek and Mye-s
~ fsaFysTsr. ARz Fly superior
pzagaaz The home tszfz aags zzzia 70
a2F sore EastssngsSs8 10. Detroit
a. Eiaft@Fsss w6ner &Dd Mack.
fss1zssn ard BeaBsEz
gtEFFLssg. AEk T-fssrelzssd J.
3 aBszs city 2
CfxeEsxsrg. Aux 7.-ssne5nnzsi &.
Bsitlsaoss 3
i'wgtaDsLsasA Aug. T.-tshAes5cs 4
81 s<ssfas ;.
szw TssEK. As2 7.-BfeokiFn :.
f,oaisyssse g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
srxIoAN gAsDirTI.


MFKfea. Aaz 7Tao fssfs hants
ifsyslnz on hgfsthsfk ff0m facglez
o. tiae ~ If Nezie1 were asssuitssl
~ Eafaifx 3si II uer;s. TIE scefse -
numerous deeds % glaseues The igcf.
rhatts hsa egeg 800 ia their saddle
bags, siisu shsy NrFs sasf ~ s party
~ .Snasis - 81 aii, y Fggsntea. I h.
merchants afRnes IRE ga fbe foiasrs
kiliinf three sHa ~ ndirk tive, and
theB f.sf sYars - the3f horses and A.
teintsts5 g. ssesfe. fsst Hsfe 0Ssriaksr
b. tbs niauhls4 fgslhsrz, dragged frosn
tbr'f hDrus ami robbed II 81 their
faonrY and siuai8rs- After gHo Gay.
a03 aIvfts thsy sern disneysfei
Eaxht rpi8srs haYr iesn eap'ufed
Ons has eanfesses that they beiouge.
o. = gaar - So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

PAkss. Agg s.---eysas 2rresss naFs
49,. sa2as ~ Amissas - SssFsofas s.ezs'
errass "a ttss nj tsssss TestsfsEag
Foas a tbem are s0felgs~re y ss
saeyo~ hss sssssa a. ssStsr s<,ftesssl ~
fa.e t&oFsls - zssssasile. EsES@s f.sssEftF
~ tkss rios - II 35ss
TIE m ksFs egxtiBss he AEItss$9rl
ard saeztssr fioa i fssHsI Jfseoz'.
gszs4 ~ sSwS bal ard tAsss0T.es. 1fsss
are fsSsssslsag the STREE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

AFapg tFia aaise igui. AHg 2 II
ie gaffsatly replftea that . Mexican
teisrfspfi company j. making arrange
Hssuts q lay neu cattle is ursier r.
siss{ ti8e aeH,auda 81 the Distressing
baslasss Thls g si8 ~ - the 0biecl
al ~efB ftssFs trip - Europe Con.
gFess atii BE- eaiie1 upon AZ the ncxf
sasssan - esiatlish a new czhsne'
Office tAaf o. uiRisiss - pests and
scisnFfs he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
rbtY,e.n s'baymtnxc itt.

Wa htrrian snesFty Is iDokiue for
wafd o. thr coming 81 ChieEIuaice
Fuller eight aecgnpii shed daughter
aith nCeh irtefe g. Ia flle event q
EeuuDliraa presas4eatssi saeress. Mrs
Nuftau Nau{d aid her .ye girls - the
Hamhcr az IRE h dsascls. EiaSing just
a bakers sssssrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

TsEa rxa2@z - ~aek.s sezas IS
81 xEssNS sassrszee1ex 8ETz1dk - Ssz1z
81 fxs1s& 1ssrEszae<<- es1SSx -
sagash. E<sg Hgse1s EeEHp&rxzEre ssT.s
= tsgweH. te-zs%sNssr< z1@ 81 Es2z
rsrr see~xssss 80 Fa-eTx zzsK 49, nt<14
- ss-aer - Care - wEe1 81 sT
rsa0rs rz4r - sr& 80 s@ssg kes . Ea@a@r
- Sz7s - 1as4<sz zssSSsxsz-s eFe-.1ee : -
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49, Zts Wsz&s sszas1s9 ~ Fzex. sczssis-
= nzs sssssvz9 - szsss - sE-< xeEz7e<,
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Sassz-axNs - 1aasaa Sa<x. ~ IT, -zas
lessgsz K tfszsss oz5F ssw szsszsss - zkr
1a = ss4@aN E@a As~N SzSs - sEeess6 *
fsassszsse< < - EfHESz-sy&
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

Los eos, Aug. ~ There E4s fQl-
hsssa q II fiseHMies depot ~ - y.
nsxst lat Blgfss. k-rfxesa Il p4sseTsgsr
mnsi fss ght train Tho issssngsf car
ftaKsF we're tsleaeQfs5 Use 1f.EsF
an8 steksr af fas S9assefsgFr igegsi07
tsss Ard sogr passengers ssse killea.
The AHstr3ss Eissds Enssassa.
TfESsA. Aux Floods ~ Austria
es.asians. II has beeB asetissi 20 cIose
he ayss Of sise psnaipe fTaysFstng "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
TO sroe Tar sPsxDLgs.
fsiaetfssFs ssstsa sysansss Dsrnssd
a "a Per Gsnt. AdsaaeNs

Ease9x. Aug. Tie cara re2G
hsr4s 3. tlss msztls - ilsskfgzTl kzTs
sss,sssesl ssss nsasie7S sAss ussles- kesy
ar grsassa an ssYanre " ~ per eEfst.
Is, wages t1ssF nlii strike 1hss would
isssflge - zt1ft,aEs ~ i5ofsD Aassses
90 90 wEssnsftes. aF4 de a3s@Mf1gy
sf.ert a ~ lfs3 0tesregsgss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
sronn ar vAlrAnAIso.


tMRkRAfst tsia fisiyrssunt Aug. Z.
uunnR ! eueFthtF a-t night tHd
lafrs bafss. oBe EaEiist aui the nthsi
Eneiiih yes e.. eou slsfiuz 81 ~ men.
an8 of tha fnBth crew acre
,lfHaafsi. kiyH Ys els Wege biaBl
ashore ana G8 he'd q pisiss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
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fsssnsz. Arg. -. The high eo4rt q
Fs.e esrs. s5tsiag 81 fssIs rsassi1g. has
saryse1 ~ . vote ~ ~ - ~. 3 sflossssss
seyeaszx tie fxsxsrs q sc Haiszssz&sgy
tagA egass ~ Asaerses ard ssst~a3-
ssy SIS AMsrSs7n cgsisss efi'si they
sssspldF slsh fhs rfsles r~gatsssag The
AsusssA29 - ess0red peFsens.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

SsEsT1ss Aus. ~ Weather c2au Is
t~a i heavy Thrre-qn mile
-iaeiair weu. U3efn % Tr1a4ps zee
oHi Aloha laird tizne III
l8zu.fc4p. Ui5e anf uae 81 xtaeH.h 49,
HyrnrTtte wo-r. DsrIna second. Mary
thi-s time ssi
Miis znd . hal Nout-o-c ven
Afea serand. Moe third t5-e. SEA
FIX i--.aa 1-s- Solo son. L'snze AZ !.
-.to-li. Stone tlt-3, time. J ISIS
iigrsle. ute an8 a fa~3oae-- Percy
r1n7 hsr oaas secoad. icsn Msrp3 '
tliri tine. Z S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

in AIS
saekm

~. hng 81
Faftmeu4
smployed
] went on
~ the cx
c0gItfae
to the ais
dcs Of tia
an afta@
stones A
ngfn the
I'd wound
4, Ang o.
aeked the
: n few m
an enira
Hieiy sark
rt on IN
the Hfrm
anything I
a4tfaued
y military
bic xOilri
swords !
rrmen snf
H.fa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
Away
Daughter
"a. 4eea-

'stH. Aug.
alter, was
y. for The
ter Of the ]
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r and sisfss
) arrested /
pc With "a
II 10 thise
| 10 day II
J him ed
Americas
; brother 4
ate
qua
that the q
pending /
sfmany
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Pass. Aus : Agy nassey. arb
iasis1v 81 Gsas5Yai s. 8eaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

a~s sss~t s-T rq~asst. as-sNss
"a rsfsasf q s1sats ~ lss essusa ~
rss-s ~ ac1@r . As. sod s a a
SAW AhA AIS Ir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
o. c. s H r ET & CO.,
UNDERTAKES
Foot 90 Columbia St. Seattle
SPECIAL NOTICE.

I-STIL FURTHER NOTICE d. WEED
L w3li - faaz5 a. bis 0iysec- roaaa Ne
>. Trssc--I EAR hsfad5uE. t-o.s CAY and
usxat Ts5eE.anne No. s. iv55 In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
wa CHONG & CO..
CHINA TEA STORE.

AL KINDS OF TIA DIgECT IRON
y tazr.a tl1e p.,1-Ces za3 fss,- fr1sTz - ctr
- Z fssr pe1at. E.iru- urslr1. SIX hard
krrchtefs Ea1 skrsareiss slsass. Te-F eaeGss
Eriek stcre. corDs- Thisss All = <szinEtnFl
streets ieIs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
MORT
Franci
Al
Gesernns
WIN Ar
n Cans
snfe Bea
as AuxiB

z-aar.
49, 49,
-xG 49,. :
se.
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~ service
5enlef igv /
M ,he,a~
hs.-...
ANs s
OBS ranF z
ng c1ntrss'
ship eo4a
% yearfl
. 5 from the
anrucr n :
) 0mn fnt
estmaflsss
sa Zafsf
fnwn ah@s
safd Hxt
made srfes
sanfao ete4
snd Aust
or other Il
ION Of Fna
sseaners :
he Tinted
annual =
DJe Of mi
yeseis,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

BrfFAA1a Az The grad cir
est raE@s sfeae1 here sa<tay. ard ].
was Hn aafzy0saiile Day. 4 sis1 s98ta-
i&sf fifne iaffs9sssis Re.
2 - ciass. ssottsRg pure q ts,yg-
Jaek fret, fsyaete y. second John Fer
gus0a tblrd. sherman Arch fourth
fs~s fifse. Z-z
z25 cisss. pzeng. purse u 1000
Beaseaaer frsf. Eaiy stewart seegna
jean &. fhif4. Hierarchy f0artb l,es'
siuse. 2tIst[
y e:s4s tFgstiag, psFHe y $500
= r Z hrsf. Back lsck sseamd, ~
Eiaao third. oi0le ansi EsisoE drawn
iass fiua@ y
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Ehe congF
bon roulf
arcnts
|gatiiu
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bod carrie
HAN whe
NRsthen
IA u saa
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day WI
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made !
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agreed "a
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

NksggFH Pax, y. r.. aag -
4agea eighth snie- Niagara Eoa il
-. Ts8se De ssogad. Fse3- =. third.
Three-soMTfas mile Hanson Wgu u,
aaT.s. Bia 8traos sseSrG. Eaesltse
third
Est0utoRB stake, oBs E8iis Little
Mtnfie wen 10 81, Earaa second
Bradford thfrs
- gsf8hFses second faTs-r f5iFd
evaa-eightA Ensle Lacy , son In
/ iz5< Ocean second, Z8sor third
Sseeplschssa shoFtstop E0g IN -
Bstr b ssSgs second, MenlUors Thru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
Tln Islg


ON, Aug. 4
siice l)ay
rat owing
him he y
ssiou To
against
q that jus
~ him
Hons Ne
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the fansit
the appIi,
for his q
ton was
20 iuforn
no senfa
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A f'asef.
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directly
" Villas
Of a pur9
relation
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
FOR SALE.

One lot on Front street, so
x120 feet, right in the
center of business.
One lot on Front street, 80
x120 feet; central loca.
ton.
One lot corner of CONNER
eial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale in
the city at the present
time. II is a fine bust
ness location.
120x120 feet square, COR
ner of Mill and Second.
This is a magnificent
corner.
One-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street;
fine location.
Two valuable farms, we'll
improved; only six and
eight miles from the city.
TIE sbove Is q properties arc ALL E-st-
lass and will PAP &aY capitalist 70 exam
ne feeru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

Il sNfs, sos iasa fiastesS ~
IN. a.ssl ar iran iianNss isslas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

few pair are slightly spotted. We are afraid
the others may spot so We have decided to close
them out.
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TIIIH -
snKr


-.
|n', ~
|AAlAllx
tssen ~ Y
$3.50 y
|'stHsN :
- ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08

500 pairs, and 8button lengths undressed reg
uar price $145, $3.50: to close for this sale only,
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sells Erathsrs' .ar~e Ring Cireus
Elevated stage. Royal scsns Hip.
pod rtsfae and Ftvc Coatinsni Mea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sabrgans IL. 9nbuaue Sowa 9enaas ben 3. Mdrj 1885,

m6ssn. Der 4ntras &uBlaub's an bie
Yiorte. bas bieie Der buIsarii6en &esies
runs srtIdren iolle, bic Steuuus bes
Siriten 6erbiuanb iei cine taesaIe, itebt
aud nidt mad Srisben aus.
Sn &uBlanS bauert bic 8erfolsuns tas
tboIii9er Yrisiter unb SrbensIeuts fort.
go9 por &ur,em warb b Dublin aud bas
RIoiter bsr 8ernbarbinsrinnsn sei9Iofen
unb aufssboben. Die ausseuieieuen
S9wsfsrn wurben mad allen Ridtunseu,
na9 Sanbomier3, Ralii9 unb BiIaa, sers
ftreut. - Die neuansstnipften 9erbanbs
Iunsen suiiden 9tuBIanb uRb benz
8atttau itub an ben maBIoien Sorbes
runsen bss @3aren seideitert unb iie mug
ten i9eitern, ba audi Der friebIisbenbffe
9apit fie ni9t bdtte sutbeiBen t6nnen.
RuBIanb serIansts: baB bsr @aar tn gang
RuBIanb bic tatboItiden 9ii@Ofs au ers
nennen baben iollte; baB tn ben tatboIiz
iden &ir9sr Bel bsr Brebist unb 2itursie
ausi9ieBIid bic ruiRfde Spra9e sebrau5t
werbsn iOIIs; bas ferner bic aus semiidtsu
Chen beruorsebeuben climber I'M rortbos
Dor" "sruiffaen SetenntniB ersosen perbsu
mIRteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
EeGegrap6iJ0e 9epet6en.
0eutfh lamb.

Berlin, 6. Wdrs. auf ben id9iis
idsn unb idlsfideu giienbabnen ftnb bic
3ise 70 tisf eiussidneit, baB WiIttdr bsrs
ausesossn ueroen muBte, UNI fur fie freie
8ubn ausBui4aufeln.
Berlin, 6. Wdrs. Oie Raiisrin ems
ping bsute ben 9sneral.abiutauten bss
&aiiers, Sarit 4ntou Rabsipil, Dor beis
fen abreiie nad 2onbou ais ileberbrinaer
Der 9lifpini9e bes taiierli9eu Saufes
su Der filbsrueu 5o9seit bes Trin3eu unb
Der Brin8eiiin pou WaIes. Der Raiier
mar bsute auBsr Stanbe, i'm 3u smpfaus
gen.
Sn Der bsutissn Rei6stassfisuns murbe
Der Bstras aur llaterbrituns bes 8rannts
weinbanbeIs unter ben RorbieesSiideru In
erifer unb susiter 2siuns ansenommen.
Gu9 ssnsbmists bsr Reidstas bic nit
ECUADOR, Guatemala unb 5onburas ses
idlofsnsn 9anoeIsuertrdss.
Gan Rsmo, 6. Wdrs. Der beuti9e
&ronprins bsfnbst fi9 in 5olss ieinss bsus
tissu aufsutbaIts I'M 5reien pteI wobIer.
gr sins feitsn S9rittes unb NIT offenbas
rem Sersnasen climber. Ssst buffet er nur
isbr penis.
Berlin, 7. Rdrs. Der &aiisr bat
bic srite SdIfte Der 9ta9t gut sei9Iafen.
Der 9riu3 @iIbeIm, wel5er fosbsu aus
San &emo Surifsstebrt 1T, ftattsts benz
&aiisr unb Der 6aiierin beute 8ormittas
um @li eiusn 8siu9 ab.
Oas gsinbsn bss Saiisrs III bsiOrsniBs
erresenb. Der Brins @ilbsIm, Sirft
8ismaif, Selomari9au WfoItte unb bic
9sibdrste iinb in benz qaIais anpeienb.
Berlin, 7. Wdrs. Der 0unbssratb
III bsute absnb gu elmer auBerorbentIi3en
Sisuna einberufen worben.
Berlin, 7. Ndrs. absnbs um baIb
41t. Der &aiisr Wilbelm liest i'm Stsr'
ben. Bismart, Der In bas YaIais 3us
rldsstebrt mar, 1T ioeben pisbsr fortss'
sanseu, um einen Wsiniiterratb ein3ubs'
rufen.
Die 9roBbsrsosin uon gabsn, Eodtsr
bes &aiiers, uno oeren 9atte, iowis beren
Go4ter bic &ronprinssiftn pon Sdwebsn,
iinb telesrapbii9 bierber berufen worbeu
unb uerben morseu bier etntreffen.
Berlin, 8. Rdrs. Ser &aiie,
ipra9 sin psnis NIT ietnem btenittbuenbsr
abiutantsu, besann aber Su pbantaiireu.
IS bsiBt, baB ss unmOsIi@ IT, ibm ars'
nsisn bsisubrinssn unb baB fetne 8ieber'
berlielluns lebtsli5 Don isiner Wiber.
ifanbstraft abbdnst. Gin nsuer Sbu:
madtsunfaa wirbe wabri4etnIt4 tobtltt
uerIauien.
Der Raisr idIisf pon Bier Bis Sinf uni
aB bann sin Yaar auitern, tusIde ibm gut.
Oteuite leiitsteu. Den sanSen gta4mittaa
uub abenb mar bas YaIais pon Qeuter
bslassrt, ueI9e Ra3frase bisIten; uisIt
tamen In Ruti9en porsefabren. 8ismard
uurbs, ais er bas PaIais uerlieb, nit Sod
ruisn smpfanssn.
Berlin, 8. Wdr3. Absnbs l1b,
As Wiu. usbsr ben wsitersn 8erlauf be,
&rantbeit bes Raiisrs WiIbeIm beri1ter
amtli4en Bulletins 5oIssubss:
| Die Dottoren 9sutbolb unb Eismanr
ua&ten bie Na9t binbur4 am Rranten'
b.tt. Der 8ailsr idlisf lebr uurubis uni
mar bsuts Worssn isbr i4ua4, bod per
moate CT nod ben @roBbsr,os unb bi
@robbsrsostn uon 9aben unb ben prin
sen nnb Ste Yriu3sifn @iIbeIm, pel9e at
isin arantsnbstt sseiIt waren, ~ srsennen
| Berlin, 0. Wdrs. 9sftsrn Witta,
Bot fi9 Bet benz scatter Stebsr sinssltelI
,inh istn puls ma4ts tn Der Winute l0'
S4Idse. @dbrsnb CT heuts WOrssn pban
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
preiie oer 2lnseteen.

Seber 3ou Der spalte per Sa9r. Z. $500
9Rouate 5 700
Wonate 5 500
Siir iebe .3eile grepter, ober beren Raum, bas
erftemal 10 Gents. bic nG9itenmale @ents.
Seiratbss unS Gobesan;eisen nit Sprl4
$3.50, obne SprlI9 $1.0O.
ausparttss an,essn miHen ooruEsb.,abtt wsrSen.
an3et9en fir 8icnics, 2otterien, @lidsIpieIt
&C., Die 6em Settle Der fatb. Rtrde 3uwiber, fin'
ben feline aufnabme.
9aseisen ienoe man fpdteffenS
Ronta8 Wsorsen etn.
1ob.4rbeiteu aller Dirt prompt uno
btlIi9 aussefibrt.
Office Dee ,,@a3ett~:
Gfe Der 8. uno Jopa.Strdse,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

Die Surembur9er 6a3ette
srf@eint ieoen si.nHas unb tOft.t aut.r
soransbsiablnas fir Sis Ser. Staten uub sanasa:
Sabrti4 4.........$a50 Salbiabrt4 ......s1.2s
stastabsnnsnteu, idbrIa $3.50, mOnstIiG s5 Cts.
gta4 europa portofrei:
SdbrIi4. ....... $500 SuIbidbrIt& ......S1.5O
Sorreiponbsn;en unb Wittbeilun9en mi1en
ipdteftsns bis 5reitag Morgeu, rpenn iie in Der
nd6fsn g1unmer <fnabus fiubeu ioaeu, eirz
aeIanbt werben.-griefe obue llnteri6riit wers
ben nidt beriidii8ttst.
rY- gtlr fir bte @elber bic per regiitrirten 8rief
ober gelbanmetinns (Money Order) 9eianbt
rperSen, Ibernebmen mir bic 9erantportli5teit.
9ue griefe, @orreiponben;eu II. f. M. abrsIFre
man einfa9:
"LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Office Ser ,,8asette:
Gde Der 6. un6 JopdsStrdse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Office Dee 80 8a3ett~:
Gfe Ger 6. uno JopdsStrdBe,

6stnbe betradteu. 8tr itnb pon ibrem
@ei6id unpioerifebIi3 seriibrt uub rufsn
nit ben 8orten ber Bibel aus: ,,Bie finb
bod bic Rd9tiseu sefalen."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-11

Court the fresh air day and night "Oh,
II you knew what was in the airi'
for the work and the art itself. Give to the
Marthas of today their share Of appreciation
and recommendation, and not infer that all the
better part" belongs to the Marya
Mary possibly sat in the parlor, and there
allowed her talent rest and quiet, In which it
could grow. Martha possibly scrubbed and
wore out body and soul in scrubbing and
worrying over spots on the floor not scrubbed.
If you fix all your energies on q scrubbing
brush you will be kept in the kingdom Of
scrub, and become at last only q scrubbing
brush yourself or the director of one You
will also be kept out of some idea and far
more profitable field in which to use your
powers. People are kept down in the world
and kept poor by attaching an undue impor-
lance to matters Of relatively little moment.
There are Marthas today who would be shin
ing lights did they not allow themselves to
be overwhelmed by that overstrained care
of the house, which RACES at sight Of mud
mark on the carpet Neatness can run into
a mania, and use up lifetimes in polishing
tin pans. The empire of the household las it
is one, we may govern, but it must not gov
ern US Prentice milford in New York
Star
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-11
Utilizing Pea Pods.

Here is ready method Of utilizing the de-
lcious marrow that lies among the fibers Of
the pea pod, and which is sweeter and better
than the peas themselves, which, when Of the
best sorts and at their best, are the first of
all vegetables for fine flavor, tenderness, sue
culence and nutritiousness. Save for use all
the tender sweet pulp of the shells, separated
from the troublesome fiber which prevents
their use with the seeds in most sorts of peas
Boil the shells well in water, to which has
been added little carbonate of soda; then
strain through a cloth, and, after adding
some sugar to the liquid, boil it down till
thick The extract thus obtained will keep
for any length Of time without becoming
moldy, and teaspoonful of it added to q
bowl Of soup gives to it the favor Of fresh
green peas, besides adding to its material
quality.-Dr. Jacobsen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-11
How to Clean Paint.

Housekeepers should go to a steamboat for
lessons on cleaning paint work. The cabin
Of our steamboat, painted a clear white, now
looks as if the painter had just left it, being
not only clear, but having beautiful polish.
People generally who see 1t think it has just
been painted up for the season, while it has
only been washed and rubbed up by the crew
between meal times. To start with it was
dirty, black almost, covered with smoke and
SCOT, so that the nail heads stood out promi-
nently. All that is necessary to accomplish
the transformation is little water, a sponge
and pure CASTLE soap, and a smooth cloth for
rubbing after the dirt has been washed of
with the sponge. This rubbing restores the
polish. So many people paint every year,
whereas if the paint is washed in this way it
will show clear and with a high polish for
four or five years.-Steamboat Steward In
Globe Democrat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-11
For Unexpected Guests.

For delicate dessert for unexpected
guests, to be served Immediately, orange fritz
tiers are advised. Peel and quarter as many
oranges as are needed by tearing them
asunder, leaving the thin skin unbroken that
divides the quarters; remove the outer white
skin, dip the pieces in sherry, then in pow
dered sugar, then in the batter made as fol-
lows: Melt in half a pint of boiling milk
three ounces of butter, and then gradually
,ool it by adding half pint of cold water;
oeat into this by degrees pound of fine -four
and the whites of four eggs whisked to a stiff
broth. Fry quickly in the batter and serve
piled on a napkin, with sifted sugar over
them.