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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
The Campaign Text Book.

Tie National Committee definitely
announce the publication within the
next few days of the Republican Cam
paign Text Book. This work is the
only official publication of the Com
mittee, and has been in preparation
for number of weeks by Mr.. Geo.
Francis Dawson, who has compiled
the most valuable work of this class
from the Republican point of view
that has ever been issued. 1t is an
ticipated that the chapter on pensions
will make very effective and striking
campaign literature. The tariff is
treated In full, and the speeches Of
the leaders of the Republican party,
together with important additional
matter, are given complete. In short
the book embodies the expression of
the numerous leaders of the Repub-
lican party on every question that will
be made an issue during this cam.
paign. This work, departing from
the custom hitherto in vogue, will be
sold to the public, through the pub
fishers of the work, the Brentsnos of
New York, who will make the book
accessible to the buying public
through the thousands of book
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
Always with the South.

Allen G.. Thurman said before the
United States Senate in 1876:
"The Democratic Legislature o.
Ohio has instructed me to vote to
pension the soldiers Of the Mexican
war, and they did not instruct me to
make an exception against Jefferson
Davis, and therefore | vote against
Mr.. Hoar's amendment.
This amendment was that "no pen
sion shalH be paid under this act TO
Jefferson Davis, the late president Of
the SO called Contederacy."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
STATE TICKET.

Governor-CYRUs G.. LUCEof Branch.
Liutenant Governor-JAs II MCDoN
AID, of Delta.
Secretary of S,ate-GIL. r. OsMUN OF
Wayne.
Slate Treasurer-GEoRGE l.. MALTz of
Alpena.
AUDITOR encral-HENRY II. APLIN of
Buy.
Commissioner of the Land Office
ROSCOE ID. DIX of Berrien.
Attorney General-STEPHEN V. r.
TRowBRIDGE of Ionia.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
JOSEPH EsTABROOK OF Eaton.
Member State Board of Education
PERRY +. POWERS of Wexford.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
Laboring Men, Road This Carefully

Last summer, in Brussels, Belgium
stood watching some skilled black
smiths welding steel car sprinI
such as we see on all our fregh
uains. When asked strong fello,
how much he got he wiped tn
sieamug sweat from his brow on hi
shlrl sleeve and said:
IL get fifty cents a day"
is this enough to support your
| asked.
81 have wife and five children,
he said, sadly, land we do not starve.
When | asked the proprietor of the
machine shop, an hour afterwards,
why he didn't pay those skilled men
more, he said:
because I'm handicapped l sell
my car springs in America, and when
| get into New York harbor with one
hundred dollars worth Of car spIings
! have to salute your American flag
and give up $50 as duty. only get
$50 tor what your manufacturer gets
SIoo."
"Where does this $50 that you pay
as duty come irom," asked.
'Why, il comes from M. mems
wages. That is why can orly pay
fifty cents per day, while you Areri
cans pay dollar and half"
"But suppose our government
should take off this tariff and let your
car springs come in free1" l asked.
"What!" he exclaimed. "and let
me secure SIoo where l now get
fhy?"
Yes, that's ito
"Why, I'd flood you with car
springs. I'd double my works here.
I'D fill New York harbor with them"
he continued enthusiastically.
"But would not tins break up our
workmen who are getting a dollar
and half a day for making these
same car springs in American" I
asked.
"Yes, it would break them up for
while but"
"But how long would it break them
up?" interrupted
"Why. sir, until they were willing
to work for fifty cents day like our
men,"
"But there are politicians in
America" | said, "who tell our lab
oring men that free trade would not
disturb their wages"
Sand these poor laborers listen to
them?'
"Some do"
"Well," said the Belgian manufac-
ture:, "you tell your laboring men for
me that it is this tariff which keeps
their wages up higher than ours, and
tell them if any wicked demagogue
shall ever talk such wicked nonsense
to them again TO throw them into the
sea. He is the enemy of the Ameri-
can laboring man."
ELI PERKINS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
ELECTORAL TICKET.

Eeclors--At Large-RUssELL A. AL
GER of Wayne and ISAAC CAP
pom of Kent.
District
|. EDWARD BURK OF Wayne
III. JUNIUs +. BEAL Of Washtenaw.
III. RICHMOND KINGMAN of Calhoun.
Nv. JOSEPH w. FRENCH of st. Joseph.
Y. Don J. LEATHERs of Kent.
vi. JAMES NJ. TURNER of Ingham.
VII. JOHN 5. THOMSON OF Sanilac.
VIII. ELLIOTT f. GRABILL of MontCalm.
IX. WELLINGTON w. GUNNER of Wex-
ford
X. HARRY T. MERRILL of Bay.
XI. PERRY HANNAH OF Grand Traverse.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
COMPETING WOOL.
Some Very Important Informa alton IN
Which Farmers are Interested.

The following letters will explain
themselves. They are taken from the
Pontiac Gazette. Fenno Bros. &
Childs are among the heaviest wool
merchants of Boston, and Mr.. King
is an Oakland County farmer in
search of the truth
Fenno Bros. & Childs, Wool Com
mission Merchants, 1T Federal
Street, Boston, Mass.
August 2, 1883.
Geo. w. King, Charleston. Mich
Dear Sir-Your valued favor OF
July goth is at hand, and we note
contents with interest. We are send
ing you to-day by mail as you re.
quest samples of Australian wool
upon which there is a duty of ten
cents per pound; sample No. is
"ring waste" which is imported very
largely, and is made of Australian
wool, and also comes in under duty
of ten cents pound. The Austria
lian wool comes in direct competi
ton with our Ohio and Michigan
1eeces. and with the duty taken off
there would OF course be CORE
spending decline in our domestic
woods, perhaps not to the full extent
Of the duty taken off, as woods would
doubtless appreciate on the other side
owing to the demand which there
would be for them at the reduced
cost, which would of course largely
modify the demand for our own
woods.
We believe with you that it would
be doing serious injustice to the
American wool grower to take off the
duty upon foreign woods, and we have
no confidence whatever in the Dem.
ocratic party in power to day, for the
reason of all their views towards the
placing of wool upon the free list.
While we, however, do not believe
that they will accomplish their pur.
poses, as we can hardly bring our
minds to think that the Senate will
approve the Mills bill, there is no
counting on the action Of Congress,
and we therefore think our market
will be more or less unsettled until
this matter of the tariff is definitely
decided. Should there be a Repub.
lican administration elected in the
fall we believe there would be a gen
eral revival of business and conf.
dence would be restored. Always
glad to serve you here, we remain
very truly yours.
FENNo Bros. & CHILDs.
Dictated by ]. NJ. c.
The above was received in answer
to letter wrote them asking if the
statements being made by Democrats
that imported woods were of kind
that did not come in competition with
ours were true. / have shown the
samples to several of our wool grow
ers, among whom is VIM. Holcomb,
probably one Of the best judges of
wool in the country, and who has
spent large amount of money and
time in improving his flock, and all
agree that they would no doubt come
in competition with Our best woods.
/ will send you sample Of the wool
so that farmers may see by calling at
the Gazette Office what they have got
to compete with. Respectfully,
Geo. w. KING.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14

An American friend of the Marquis
OF Lorne. wrote TO him some time
ago in a mood Of discouragement
about many features of popular gov
eminent. Lord Lorne publishes in
the September number of the Forum
a part of this letter from can eminent
American" and his reply thereto.
So full of admiration for our methods
of government in this reply that the
somewhat novel spectacle is present
ed Of the Queen of England's son.in.
law defending popular government
against the criticisms of an Ameri-
can citizen, in an essay full of good
sense and kind words about our naval
history, our commerce, our diplomat
ic service and our system of govern.
mental checks and balances.
Under the title ethics and Econ
omics," the October popular
Science Monthly" Mr.. Robert
Mathews will give thoughtful view
Of our social outlook, maintaining
that the doctrine of individualism,
which has just been having its day,
involves too much selfshness, and
that each member of society must,
in future, pay attention to his duties,
as well as insist on his rights.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
An Important Element

OF the success Of Hoods Sarsap
arilla is the fact that every purchaser
receives fair equivalent for his
money. The familiar headline 900
Doses One Dollar" stolen by imita-
tors, is original with and true only OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. This can easily
be proven by any one who desires TO
test the matter. For real economy,
buy only Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold
by all druggists.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
COUNTY TICKET.

Judge of Probatc--MATHEw BUSH JR.
Sheriff-GEoRGE f. ,MoRRICE.
Clerk-LEsTER j. KINNEY.
Treasurcr-EzRA MASON.
Prosecuting Attorney-SELDEN 5. MI
NBR.
Register of Decds-WILLIAM Ii. BIGE-
Low.
Surveyor-HoRACE G. MAIN.
Circuit Court missioners-LUCrUs
Z. GOULD and CURTIS J. GALE.
.Coroners-A. FRANK WEsTCoTT, and
BENJAMIN S. RETAIN.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14

DR.. R. S. Storrs, the we'll known d..
vine, says in the New York indie
pendent:
practical results are the importan,
things in politics, and amid the cur.
rents and counter currents of trade
and politics whirling around us, re-
Numbering that platforms exercise no
despotic control over the intelligent
life of party, am still earnestly
disposed to feel that the national well
fare will be more likely to be adj
vanced on the lines which commend
themselves to me, if the Republican
candidates shall be elected in No.
vember."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
Total 10 date.

The understanding is that there are
other subscriptions promised which
will swell the amount to two and
half million dollars, which will be the
most prodlgious campaign fund ever
raised in this or any other country.
Five hundred thousand dollars will
pay the legitimate expenses of the
campaign.
What do the Democrats expect TO
do with the remaining two million
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Representative. Eighth District,
AARON II. BLISS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
Whom Baby was sick, We geo noc Oaotoria.
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sne became Miss, sho chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castor,a

Mayor Francis of St. Louis is said
to have spent 100000 in securing
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor of Missouri.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14
The Corruption Fund.

The Democratic Campaign Fund
continues to grow in significant
way thai bears no promise of an hon
est election.
The LIST now Sfanl>.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Im Sonntag 3lr Nadt uurbe an bel

Mm Sonntag jlr Nadt purbe an Der
gde ter @isrtsn urb glapifraBs, unfern
bes DepOts Der gbtcaso, WiIpautee unb
ct. Saul giienbabn, etn b0@ff fre9er Gins
bru9 nit &aub ~besansen. Gn Der noro:
pefItdeu @de Der be3eidneteu StraBeu
fibrt Rs. Sunsels unb Sreb. Babe eth
bIiberbes @roce. 9seiddft NIT @irtbi9aft
%perbunben. BORT bra1en, UNI wel1eS tunbs
ber Ra9t 1T nod nidt fefseiteat, Don
Sonntas auf Wontas u.8. Spitbuben Elm.
Gle lauerten benz ua9tbabenbeu 9oIi5iifen
ouf unb gtnsen, ais ct aus ber NGbe mar,
on BITE Mrbsit. 8on Der @qep aus erswans
gen fe fi@ ben @insans tn meb-ere uers
i1Iofene Rdune, tlbem fe bic Ebiren
iprensten unb erbra9en. SIN Store bobrs
ten Re Elm God In bic Ebirs bes St9er'.
bcitsi9rantes, iprenstsn bic Ebire nit
Ya'uer auf, erbraden bas Suuere bes
Si9erbeitsf9rantes unb nabmen @slb uub
Bopisre NIT. @Is batten bic 8uri1e feline.
Sic i1lusen Elm SaB Bier auf, idntt.en eis
men &die an, rabnten ei,en SmbtB tn aaer
&ube Elm unb ueriudten I'm Wtrtbs3tmmer
ben SnbaIt bet ustidiebsnen SIaiden. Oils
fe bic arbeit ssmitbIid uOIbra9t, entferns
ten He f9 bIr9 bic Gbire bes 9abens unb
l.eBen fe often ifeben.
I'm Worssn t6mmt Der &eDner; ba CT
bic Ebire our @trtbi9uft seidlofen fanh,
sebt ct on bic Storetbire unb finbet fe
9e9fflst. SIN Duuteln i1ritt er bur9 ben
Store, sinset in Der @irtbsfube 9t9t on
usb fiebt ben S1dnttiid pouer SIai9en
u11 Slider, i'm abnt ni9ts Suites, ct
f9rcitet wteber tn ben 9oben, ba ftebt er
ben offsneu sefprersten Shrart, ben Bos
ben poler 9apiere, etpas RIetnmiinae ses
freut unb auf bent 2abltd9 bic &eife bes
2uIi1es. Mit einem Wale par Gqss tlar.
@r ruit einen YaHauten unb eiIt sur Wo5s
puns bes in Der Rdbe refbirenbsn @s.
Sdusels, ffirrnt bic S1e0e unb I'm Ra
wareu beibe tai Store. Ser Sberiff warb
tn RenntniB seiest unb Ra9foridunsen
sebalten. Oa SunseIs aus 8orit9t 3urids
b"ltenb 1T, 70 tsnnt maj, ben B:traa beg
Diebftabls ni9t senau. IN @slo ioI urn
$l00-$500, an Wertbpupieren Bis $4,000
In bic 9dnbe Der Spisbuben sefausn isin.
Oteielben wuBten gang senau Bei9etb.
sic batten RsnntuiB bauon, bas iber benz
Store, cine tranfe Srau uobue unb ionit
aud ben OiebtabI gut seplant. @ie sss
nau fe informirt paren, ssbt baraus bers
DOR, baB iie pom swsi Si9srbsiisidrdn'cu
Die neben chamber i~fanben, ben ~iprengtsn,
Der 9eIb unb Wsrtbiaden entbislt. Ser
anbere bIisb unberiibrt. Die BoIi3et III
i9weisiaul, unb oh fe eineu arbaItspuntt
bat, per bic Diebe isien. 1T nidt bstannt.
SIS beiBt man fei benielbeu auf bsr Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Cine wertbpoue meoisinti6e
WbtanoIuna.

Die 1SS9er guSsajs sc6 un'c: be- 1ieE S%otetter's 81
ma.Iu6 be { ru'eI, mLfe"q'"tised M o~iS.,,ipeu Sab brU5
il i"B' is"' isss, eut uH0 aud l re Itset ID pod Apo.lc'cn
ruS Sorhe .eI 4 cpel lbsleG bt Ser. S,aat"n, II
N,er;t, urS 10 ddltl N i"0c e%uittitS en- Se9TS Dc.
10: lido Sab u9cl eo"eh Iusr6e,. 0.ie: gldu 40 III
ia l6us": az e.a'n A;e { iubrpudoett .cpeln d6ta 81
Vi fcrG i .es iebe Sob g le agSses"bea RIO oct. Eeoen
bcm .; Mi /, .ait"I n a., iu,n Sab be 7r!i4 b. 4 lal'
urg &,c,e' yr;, 'uTLg b" &C." ,oye, {. talt c eiis
a ose Wsuce , rpfp - - emilia, 81 l:,9.ct Seies
ltOfi a green limb Be &aleto:g BE ait . toEti4eH
Seeahu gen. " '~oro'Osi DIET gup ID CT 4. |. 10. MT 10
sro6ci 60 l,ol, 5uiarIse {. oct Il ruB fW e. 6ebe: NE;
mall pa - r ben M 10 =. De . SaaIe Jon Soiets
tess ~ rruaI rlr 1889 U,re pcbr lde.nl6 be 9 o6tC
artass DC . Que iemala irscIo eur Safse u BIZ tr
mee : .t,dct W fet babeI. DE e cen bimer " rfl;s.
Soi.et'er & Co., eli fbrrs ia, iHb c bOtta scsei G,i'
lelOl 80 enc: .3pc.; zen So erie mae EN- y ,emplsr pei
goit al / q no S9ifaieeu ~ ~peTisrteu, be; IN Der EGbt
ieiues Robnortss ts.ugs e.9alteu fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Sic SGser iIasen iiber bic Saso. Sis
iassu, es feble an 8ilb.

Wan merle e8 iid, BOB BITE gerwalter
ber Bantrottmafe TN Befs bes 2asers
fertissr &leibsr uon @rottp unb &eenan
finb, unb baB bic Waare iobaIb ais m0sli4
In baarss 9slb umseieSt werben mub.
Gin 3wanssuertauf bieier art bebeutet,
bag bic Brsiis b~a,unter leibsn unb foIss
LID BITE 6dufsr bsn Nusen baben. 8.s
iest iub nod fur $l2, 600 wertb Rleioer
fir Wdnner unb &naben an Sanb. pom
benen ma srpartet, baB fe MIDI bic 9dlfte
beiisn brinseu, mos ie wertb limb. Wan
merle f4 bies unb eiinnsre ft9 bss 2abens,
uenn man feline Wintertlsiosr tduit. Die
0aaren finb aue neu uub bic auswabl 1T 10
srOB ais bic irseub zines ~berartisen Baa'
renIagers tn Der Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

SaDenport bat iest cine rere @asfabrit,
bic SAC, 900 toitet unb foaenanntes Bais
iersas fabri3irt. ST. SoIse bteier neuen
Sabrit 1T bas &obIensas pom Sl.75 auf
$l.5o per tauisnb @ubitfuB rebu5irt wors
ben. Die Dauerporter 3eitunsen iasen,
baB bas 8afersas uieI better ais &obIens
gas 1T, ba es 22 unb bas &obIensas Bios
Is bis l6 R~er3eufdrfe beftst. Nuu infer
per loHener, meif aus &ttteru Der arbsit
befsbehbs: Stabtratb iorste tn 3etten bas
fur, baB bas Roblsnsas in Dubuque ia
ni@t gu biIis wsrbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
GMmtuoiu6t 8ebetIt.

Girem altem aryte, Der pom Der 9raris ;uri6seSossu
Iebt, puroe bur9 sineu oitiuoiideu Wdifoudr bic Seidrets
buu9 zines eiuiadeu pesetabiliideH Seilmittes ilr bic
idneQe uuo bauernoe Seilune pom SIn9eniaminoiudt
Ratarrb, Gitbma uno aqen 5alss uuo Suns
gentrantbsiteu aussebdnbiSt. Aud elm Dlittel thr poll
tine, raoitale Setluns bon Serseni6wa4e unb allen Sers
pentrantbsiteu. Radoem Der Doctor bic wuuoerbarer
SeiItrGite in tauien6 SdQeu erprobt bate, eradtete er IS
fir isiut phi6t. bas OtitteI ietnen ~lsioenoen Wlitmsni&eu
betuuut gu MAIDEN. Bon oieiem Wtcttp uno 8unia. ses
triebeu, banbelte er. Sd ienoe otsies Re5spt sanS tofsns
irei, an aae, bic es wiiuiheu, In oeutiter engltiher uno
Sprude nit poaer Anweiiuns Der 9sriteuuns
oss Sebrauds. Ssnoe Aoreiie uuo Srhimarte, bsSiehs
Did aui oieie Settun9 uno ih ieuoe IS ioiort. W. u.
Ropes, 149 PoperS SIot, Rodeiter, ". y. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Rleiuere Na@rt@ten aus Sowa

Gin SroBer 2anbsBro3eB lit
IN Stour gttp uon ben grbsn pon Soracs
Bacon UNI ben Bsis pom 2an6 sinsslsitet
worben, bas In Der Mitte Der Stabt liest
unb uor mebreren Subren uuf @runb Don
Steuerriitit dnben pertauft wurbe.
Su Soma rperben ausenblitli9 pers
i6iebeue Srti5aftsn In eri9rsfenber @eiie
Don 0ipbtberitis beimseiu9t. Sn Srforb
Sunction, i'm iibOitIi9en EbeiIe pOn Sonss
County, einem Srte pom nur 1000 Gin;
pobnern, fanben l75 @r~trantunsen ftatt,
bupon nabmsu 40 einen tDbtli4en Guss
gang. Sebr beftis, penn aud ui9t gans
10 i5limm, tritt bteier Rinberpirsengel in
Iububon, eagle 9roue unb Salir auf {.
Sn Der Ndbe pon 0ownep faub
man tlr5li5 auf elmer Sarm in elmer Eieie
pon ID 6uB unter Der Sberfd1e bas
Stelett zines Srauen3immers in fsenber
Steuuns. lin ben gals bling cine an:
i9eiuenb aus @OIbperIen befiebsnbe &eite
unb an ie6em Der bsiben glrms oberbaIb bes
@a6ogers befano f9 Elm S5mufsesen:
ltuno. Gtntse E5onsS efdBe unb anbere
aItertbimIi9e @~esenfdnbe wurben auBers
benz in Der Rdbe 6es StsIstts uorsefunben.
@tpa5pei MeiIen pon BaterIoo
serietb bieier Gage bas Saus bss Sarmers
SarI W6bbettn9 In 8ranb, pa6renb e.
unb feline 6ruu auf benz SsIts arbeiteten.
SIM 9auie bsfanbeu it9 sur 8eit Elm feben:
idbriser &uabe, Elm pisljdbrises Wab6eu
unb eth SduaItus pom feds Monaten.
Dis bur9 ben &au9 aufmsrtiam sema6:
ten gItern farStsn berbei, tonuten abe,
ulr nod ben Struggling rstten, bic beiber
dItsrsn Rinber waren eritift.
8t9tsr &inneu pom Cana Count,
pirb am l.. Sanuar bic &s6attion bel
9es Woines v2eaber" lbsruebmsn. 9e
suute &sbattionsf fab fol- Sur feIbsn Bel
rsOrsanifrt werben. @mpfebIunsen 20,
Ra3fOIsern in benz amt bss Ri9tsr
8iune ftub bsrsits an ben @oupsrneur sin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Sas toroert Maes beraus !

100 Stad 8ans woaenes 9as
mentmdb. ,pertb 80 Gents, oies
rirem mir 81 SO Gents. se6s
peri@icoene Sarben. 9lae aus
Ocren Gaentpaaren weroen az
berabseiesten Yreiien pertauft.
@enn ibr alto eine q gluten Sans
Del ma6en tpoat, ipredt Dor.
Dean Die Waaren seben rei6eno
.at. ttniere SIaneae nno ,tnier
1%tnter3cu8 ifno i'm Yreiie Die
btatsften TT Oct stapt. BIui@e
bon aaem S6atttrnnsen a.
poIfstbii mIidjen Vreiien.
Spre@t boz mno iebt eu& Die
Daaren an, an oenen tbr baare
@etptnne MAIDEN fSnnt. BET
Sautes Sepi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
y d miep.

Die biesidbrisen 9tdmten fnb fertis,
Dir bubsu i'm 2uufe Der persunseneu
Bo9e unisrn Gsentsn eine senisenbe an'
aubl ~5ussiunbt. 9ieis t6nnsn baber init
benz golIsctirsu Der 9slbsr Beginner. 9is
Yrdmie wirb fiber ssfuusn. @s lit EIDE
@sidi5ts aus ben SssIinssr Bergen, se'
i9riebsn ipst'eu fur uns, pon 9e..a 8.
". &euIanb, tsm bstannten lursmbur:
CIR go'fsidriftiteIer. sic 1T bstiteIt
Sic Btit in ben Sesliastr gtrstn, OSer
Ger untersans pom &tmeI:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

aelanbt uorben. Sc wtrb beri1tet, baB
Bic @eieui1aft ii9 NIT einem @runbs&as
pitaI pom 500. 900 reorsanitrt uno Gt4s
ter &inne auf 10 Sabre ansefsut babe,
mad peI9sr Ssit ss Tim freiiteben ion, bic
SteIe fernsr bei3ubsbaIten. @s uirb tim
Elm Saldr Don SO, 500 In Boar sarantiii
unb am gube iebes sSabres iolen Tim
81, 500 in .2eaber" : Ittien ibsrf9rteben
perben. Sc if bic a5Fdt Der 9smO,ras
tea, welde fi9 an benz l1nternebusn bes
tbeilisen, eth Organ au i9uffen, wel9es
Der gartei Das iein iou, mas Der Omaha
6eraIb" In Hebrasta unb baS y2outsuiue
Courier ouruaI" In &entutp Der bemos
tratii9en gartei in isnsn Staaten fnb.
9ubuque unb Scott Gouns
ties finb f1 sismli9 elet9. @rfteres
County sab GlspsIanb 1878 9IuraIisdt
unb Scott County 1850. Dubuque 1T
uIio Scott County Bios Is Sttmmen
poraus.
Oas e3et9uete
Wetter bat es ben 5armern ermDslt9t,
bic Maisernte i'm beiten 2uitanbe eia1u;
bstnieu. Der srOBte SbeiI Der @rnte 1T
untsr Dad.
Ser Stour gitp v9oltsfreun6"
i6reibt: l52 8sfrafuneen uurbeu i'm
October uur 1ussen Eruntenbeit unb
S9napspertauf perbdngt unb ba vleimt"
bic tite GLEN Softer 1T Nep gort ben
2euten Dor, In Soma itub felt StObibttiou
bic Sails" gang lesr pom gstruntenen.
Iuf etgentb 4 @eie III
tirsli9 Seinrt6 Dterts, Der Sobn bes
i.st in 2pons nobnsnben Sarmsrs Yeter
Dierts, I'm fem re9tss guse setommsn.
@r mar NIT benz Bsi9usiben pom &sbsn
auf isinss 8otsrs Sa,m beI1dftist, ais E,
BON sinem 3uridI1nsaenten 3weis 10 tn's
94uss setroffen uarb, buB basielb: aug
Der S6bIe serifen uurbe. Geratli9s 5aIfs
urrbe 10 balb ME mosli9 Ia Nnipru1 &C.
nommsn, unb ibr selans es aud, bas Nust
wieber IN feline natirli9s Gage aurid3u'
brinsen, aber bic Sebtraft bes @uses If
fir INNER fort.
Die Butter, &dies unb giers Son
pentipn", psl1e am 10. Nop. In Waterlot
in Sttung trat, wurbe nit elmer febr e.
i96pfenben Distufion iber v@eiben
Sutter urb @rdier" er6ffnst. Damn purb,
Die Srase Der Staus unb Binterfitterunt
er6rtert ur,b bierauf folste ais interefan
tefter Buntt pes santen Cages eth 8ortrat
BON s.. s. Saaf Gus Sqinois ibsr BIZ
v@atb0rnuns" bes Gisbes. 9aaf mar be-
tarntIi1 Der erite, Der ben 9oridIde
ma9te, ben 6ibsn bte 56rner abBuidsen
Ser Beridt bes Wil9s @ommtfdrs Sbsr:
man ersab, baB bic Ansabl Der Ril5wirtb.
idaften f9 ia Soma i'm Iestsn Sabre Dor
4s5 auf $40 erbObt bat. Die 8diefabriter
iinb pon Sc auf IS anssmadien. Del
gerfouf Der &unitbutter (OIeomarsariu)
bot ii9 ni9t e%inbirsern t6nnsu. unb TEN
sinSiser 9drbler nit bieiem Probutt bal
feline 2tcerS in lesten Sabre erneuert. Da
iafolse Der Eroderbsit piele,orts Elm Wau:
gel an Seu 3, .i9te, 70 baben bic Satn,e,
b,s Norbpe Rsns gum erfeamal WeIi9'
toru aIs SAtt.t FIR biz WiI9tdbe bcnibt
Der 6 foLs MOI nldlsenb unS bat se,sist,
boB OtaiS BIZ 8e,tem bas bette Erofen.
FILTER fIr NI9tibe 1T. 5ierauf usrIas
s. q. Monia5, ber chen poa elmer Reiie
aus europa s',itseteb.t mar, auf wel9er
CT bic Mh9srei.a pon 9dremart, S9uss
ben. 9cn fdIarb RIB gn9Iau5 beiudt
bate, tincL Ioraen Re.IebeL9t. abehbs
tntsa nod D .igi SIRE &ebLer auf, batuns
ter au9 tire Dame, 5fau W. s. &obiai on
MIA Wote. Inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Ca jheiut, baB cine Banbe profeilionel>

Go iheint, baB cine SanOe profeiiionels
Ter Oisbs bier in ber Stabt i5r @eien
trsibt. l1sberaa perben fIeinere Sieb;
fable semsIbet, bic auf erfabrene Spits
bubsn binusiieu. 8is iett selaps es erff
sinen bisisr Batrone feifSunebmen, eth
Suri9e, Der I'm Weftern 9aus e;nea uebers
rod itabI. Sc srhisIt 5 Eaoe @efdnsuiB.
absr bic goIiSei fling ben &erl ui9i, BITE
@dfe tbaten es. l1niere Boli5ei faust
iiberbaupt Niemunben. 9a3u 1T fe uieI
III qut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04

Muf Der giienbabn'B Bride warb Elm Grs
better bur9 bas unuorbsrseiebene lpI6sIi9s
&idpdrtsfabrsn zines Cages o Der
Bride ssftoBsn. ST fisl auf einen ber
pfeiIer unb brad bic S9uIter unb bret
&ippen.