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DID NOT SALUTE THE FLAG
Brazirs Emblem of Republicanism An
gers q Captain of the British Navy.

King Humbert's Speech at the Opening Of the
Italian Parliamen.-Fiye Hundred Pilgrims
Reported to Have Been Drowned.
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The Indiana Hospital C0mpuny.

This company contracts to pay So to $50
weekly indemnity on sickness or accident, and
furnishes doctor and medicines free. For further
particulars call at cOmpany's office. Rooms ~
and AZ Vance Block, corner Washington street
aud Virginia avenue.
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Holly Springs, Texas.
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PEARs's is the rpuest and best soap wei i


BEEcHAM's Pills act like magic on a weak
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-11-26

FOR a d~isordered liver try Beecham's Pills
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-11-26

BRUSSELS, Nov. 25.-Hon. George III.
Pendleton. late United States minister at
Berlin, died in this city last night. In his
sixty-fifth year.
Mr.. Pendleton ~succumbed to a stroke of
apoplexy. His death occurred In the Hotel
Bellevue. where he had been lying sick for
six weeks. His two daughters were present
when he died. The funeral services will be
held in the Protestant Church on Wednes-
day next. The body will remain In the
church for several days, and will be taken
thence to America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-21
rhe Work of the wood-Carvers.

In ornamenting these new homes in
Washington, l think l notice the absence of
the wood-carver. That is an old and pretty
art which we have let go by. The first
statuary in America was wood-carving; you
can see it in some of the old churches and
public halls, like the state-house of Phila-
delphia and Christ church, and perhaps at
annapolis Our people, who are now rich
and are building themselves houses to stand
for hundreds Of years, might proftably re-
viVe the wood-carver's occupation, which
has somewhat gone out of use because of
the substitution of iron for wood in Ships
the woOd-carver got his most frequent job
In carving bowsprit, where he could put
the Goddess of Liberty, or Neptune, or
Naiad on a portrait
Cincinnati has, perhaps, the best wood
carver in the United States-an old gentle
man who came out from England in his
comparative youth, and 1 fancy that there
are more houses in the territory adjacent to
Cincinnati with wood carvings in them than
anywhere in our time. The use of brackets
for vases and statuary is step toward the
wood-carver's return to power. The tend
ency to ornamented mantels is also bring
ing the wood-carvers back. Some time ago
l had occasion to look for man to carve
me piece of wood to set in mantel piece,
and found that there were none in New
York except those attached to furniture
factories and some who carved signs for
business houses. The wood-carver can be
thorough artist In the old parts of the
capitol at Washington L have seen good
many interesting things suggestive of a
kind of art which has rather passed away,
bnt which may return again. -"Gath" in
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-21
Christine Missions Early Life.
GCbicago Tirnes.l

Whenever Nilsson goes to Stockholm
the king accords to her the honors
usually reserved for queens She is her
majesty, the queen of the lyric stage. and
is received openly in court When she is
invited to dine at the palace royal car
riage is sent 10 fetch her. In writing to
her Oscar signs himself "Your sincere
admirer and friend" and his subjects
are not less enthusiastic. The journals
are full of tracings of her glorious song
stress career to its origin. She is the
daughter, as told, Of very poor parents,
natives of the province of Cortland They
were yack-Of- all-trades and very musical
Christine had at very early age to do
tor herself, and was patroniZed blythe owner
of ferry, who took country folks across
one of the many lakes about the town of
Wexo. She was started by him as an
infant prodigy, and her singing and
violin playing drew customers from a
rival boat When she was big enough
she tramped with her father and mother
from fair to fair. 1t is not to be sup.
posed from that that she was on the low
level of our tramps Poverty is not SO
degrading in Sweden as it is here; and as
hospitality is universal quality among
the peasantry of Scandinavia, Christine
was not exposed to hardships in heI
rowing childhood
1t was at country fair that an infu.
entail swedish gentleman discovered her
musical genius His name was Torner.
helm. and he had heard her sing to q
violin accompaniment which she played
herself. AT this time she was IA NJ.
TOrnerh jeim opened to her successfully
the academies of Holmstadt and Stock
holm, obtained for her the protection OF
the king and queen, and had her, when
she was fit TO go to Paris, sent there tc
study under Waitel
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New York's Japanese Bank.


1t is, perhaps, known to very few
people that there is regular Japanese
bank in the city with every facility for
the transaction of a banking business.
the sale of bills of exchange, and let
tiers of credit, the purchase of specie,
etc. But such is the case. The gen
tlemen connected with the bank are all
natives of Japan and men of intelli-
gence and refined, with that courteous
bearing SO noticeable in the higher class
of the people of China and Japan. They
are highly educated and several of them
speak English tluently. They have also
adopted the dress and habits of cult
waited Americans.
The bank, which is branch of a
large banking institution in Japan, is
mainly supported by transactions with
japanese merchants engaged in the i'm
port or export trade. It's offices form
part Of the suit of rooms occupied by
the Japanese consul, and that gentle
man himself exercises a supervision over
its affairs to see that everything is con-
Quoted in the interest and to the credit
of the government whose commission he
bears
The head Office of the bank is at Yo-
kohoma, Japan, in what is known as the
mi mani Nakadori Gochome of that
city. The bank has also branch office
at BiShopsgate street, London, England,
which is conducted in the same manner
as in this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-21
How the Chinese Train Fighting Turtles
ctl.:r. n. Gill;.

How the Chinese Train Fighting Turtles.
Wong Chin Foo in Chicago News.J
Turtle fighting is very common in the
east, and | am surprised the sport has
not been introduced into this country
It's quiet. nice, and very satisfactory.
Two kinds of the reptiles are good for
fighting the mud turtle and the snap
per. The latter is quicker and more
ferocious. loung and old ones are no
good. The best run from seven to
twenty pounds in weight, and are from
5 years old upward. After being caught
them with raw meat, raw fish, and a
strong drug whose name I don't know
To make their jaws strong and their
eyes quick, We tease them twice day
with wooden sticks and with rags tied
up to look like another turtles head.
Then we fix up their jaws and teeth.
We file them and fix them until they
are sharp as the blade OF knife.
A few months training is all they
want. They'll snap a pencil at bite,
or crush and bite through bamboo in
a minute or two A week before fight
they should be teased every two or
three hours and given red pepper on
their food. They get crazy mad and
will attack their trainer at very chance.
When they are fighting We throw red
pepper on their wounds to make them
more savage. You want to be very
careful, though, in training and fight
ing them, because they'll snap at you
every time. If they get hold of you a
piece comes out or finger comes off,
and sometimes their bites are poisonous
and the trainer dies.
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zEa+Ar Tight Compartments a sHa-..

EsfAP Tight Compartments SEa=e.
It is well understood by those who are
familiar with the construction of foreign
steamers that water tight compartments are
a snare and delusion. In many cases they
are hardly tight enough to hold common
shot, and the braces are seldom sufficient to
withstand the water pressure. The recent
loss of vessel off the English coast, in which
many lives were sacrificed, goes to show that
our marine, as well as locomotive and civil
engineers, have something to do in the way
of strengthening structures. -Railwav Re
view.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-21

Cordova. or leather color, is one of the
Gavorite fashionable "street" colors.
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Departments of Business.

Books AND AccoUNTs accurately kept and properly adjusted
will
Records
DOCUMENTS
engrossed. "N
CoPYING all languages general Kingdom
sold.
Custom HOUSE BUSINESS transacted accuracy dispatch
LOANS NEGOTIATED FAVORABLE RATES.
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ANY ARTICLE PURCHASED sold on
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ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE WILL RECEIVE PnI
AND FAITHFUL ATTENTION AT MODERATE CHARGES
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The Weekly Gazette and Daily 2. &. Advertise
tho Advertising
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Diplomatic and Consular REPRESENTATIVES. Of Hawaii.

OlpIUIi
COUNTRY.
UNITED STATES.
Washington, D. C.II
New York. |.
San Francisco, l
Boston, /
Portland, O., |,
Port Townsend, |,
Philadelphia,
MEXICO,
Mexico, /
ManZanillo, |.
CENTRAL d SOUTH
AMERICA.
Valparaiso, |.
Lima, |
Callao,
Colon,
Guatemala,
Monte Video, |,
Assumption,
GREAT BRITAIN q
IRELAND. |.
London,
Liverpool,
Bristol,
Hull,
Newcastle on
Tyne,
Falmouth,
Dover and the
Cirque Ports,
Cardiff 81 Swan
sea,
Edinburgh and
Leith,
Glasgow,
Dundee,
Dublin,
Queenstown, I
Cork,
Belfast,
CANADA.
Ottawa,
Montreal,
Toronto,
Rockville, Ont,
Hamilton, Ont,
Kingstown, Ont,
Rimouski, O., |,
st. Johns, n. B.
Halifax, N. S.,
Yarmouth, n. s.,
Victoria, B. c.,
Vancouver, B. CD
AUSTRALASIA.
SYDNEY, n, S. W., !.
Newcastle, I"
Melbourne, Wet.
brisbane, O.,
Hobart, Tas.,
Launceston, Pas.
Auckland, n. T.,
Dunedin, N. H., |.
HoNGKONG,
SHANGHAI,
GIBRALTAR,
FRANCE d Colo
MES. |
Paris, |.
Marseilles, |.
Bordeaux,
ROQ0Q.
SOCIETY GROUP.
Papeete, Tahiti.
GERMANY 81 Colo
MES.
Berlin,
Hamburg, |.
Bremen,
Frankfort-on- |,
Maine,
Dresden, |.
Karlsruhe, |.
SPAIN q COLONIES.
Madrid,
Barcelona, |.
Cadiz,
Valencia, I
Malaga,
Cartagena |,
CANARY ISLANDS.
Las Palmas, I.
Santa Cruz de la
Palma,
PORTUGAL u Colo
MES. /
Lisbon, |.
Oporto, |.
Madeira, |,
ST. Michaels, |.
st. Vincent, /
ITALY.
Rome, |,
Genoa, i
Maple :, I
Palermo, |.
NETHERLANDS.
Amsterdam,
Dordrecht, |,
BELGIUM.
Antwerp, I
Client, |.
Liege, |,
Bruges, i
SWEDEN d NORWAY
Stockholm, d
Christiania, ]
=
Lyskil,
Gothemburg, I
AUSTRIA.
Vienna,
DENMARK.
Copenhagen, ]
JAPAN.
Toxic, |
Hiogo d Osaka, s
SOUTH AFRICAN
REPUBLIC.
Pretoria, D
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Having had extensive business experience twenty-five
New York City and elsewhere feel competent
intricate and complicated nature requiring and discretion
solicit trial. HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGEMY
60 Bell Telephone No. 274 @1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
Sn0iana.

SIN Sberiaaatsseri5t in Snbiana
ptrb in nGditsr 3eit Der SroBe Rampf ,Dis
i6sn ben gbicusoer RapitaIiiten, ueI5e
sroBe Natursasqusqen in Snbtuua erwor:
ben babeu, I'M suS Gas burd R6brsE
nod S5icaso gu I~sitsu, unb ben ueretnis:
ten Rutursasgeisui1aft BON Snbiaua be:
siuner. 2eetere itnb sroar in unterer,,Sus
tang sei5lasen poroen, inberI b15 @es
ri9t uou San @ountp bas 9eist, psI9ss
bic Qsituns pom 9as aus benz S.aat bers
aus uerbtstet, fir uerfohuussuibrts ertIdrt
bat, absr tie 5ofier eiue ibnsn 9iuIttge
@ntidsibuns i'm Sbsrseri5t, uuS batsn
bic beiten abuotaten serommsn, um ibre
SADIE 81 uertreten. Uas ie beionbers gu
erreidsn bOffsn, 1T, Bag 6us Sberse,i6t
has @eiss 10 ousIest, bag bic 9eieqidafs
ten, pel5e @Gs aus benz Staate berauss
Ieiten pouen, ii5 NUT bur5 Rauf oosr
S6ensan9, ni5t absr bu,9 elm grpros
pgiatiorsperFabreu IN ben geiie bes our
2ssuns Der RObrsn n6tbi9en 9anbes ieseu
~t0nneu, inbem fte iebr ridtts u%nnebmeu,
ouB in ioI9em Saue bic anIage uisl 81 uisI
toItsn tpiirbe, nm ii5 ~ bs;ableu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
U @ y b.
1eutiGsauD.
SIb 9.

Nus SIbenburs i9reibt man:
Cine iinriss unb anipredenbs Sebanfeier
1T bier in @s6rau9 ssbltebeu. Ils bic
criten SpFer bes Rrisses, wel9s In ben
ga,aretben ibrsn Wunben unb icnltisen
0sibeu erIassu, beerbist wurben, befabI bic
@roBbsrbosin, bag bic 9rdber pon Der
sroBbsrSOsli9sn 9artenbal : 8erpaItuns
nit immersrinen gdum5en sei9muitt
pirtsn un6 bag bteier S9mut binfort
aud ben &ubsitittsu aQer Rampfer pon
1901 gu GbeiI psrben ioate, pelSe
aui Slbenburas 5tiebb6feU I'M 2aIfs Der
Sabre b~eitattst piirosu. Wit bee ausfah'
runs purbe Der Yerein sur 2tncerung Der
arisssIeiceu bst,Gut nab ais Gag bes
9flan3sns Der 2. September beltimmt.
Die 8riessruereins babsn es it9 islbifuers
itdnbIi4 nt6t nsbmeu Iaiien, ben senanns
ten Yersia in ieinsm Nerte 81 anters
fiseu, uut 10 itsbt man bsnn anl SsbGn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
Nerrei@suua

- Sn 0ien 1T tlrsIid elm Wiuiondr
eeitorben, Der in isinsm Eetamente bic
etwas nnsepo5nIi9e 9erfisuns traf, feline
@ruit unb aud has Snnere ieineS Gar:
aes iuute pdbrenb zines Sabrss eIsttrii9
bsleudtst werben. Der Grbe, wsI9sm
Dor @sridte bic GrIaubuiB CUR gusfibruns
bisier Rlaujel ueriast wuroe, bat u bic
pom Gstator fir Sarsbsleu9eans bsitimms
tie Summe $4,000 0oaars) is4s BobIs
ibdtiateitsanitaltsn ibsrwieisn. SebenfGus
cine i56uers S~erpenbuns.
Die 6Iauenburser Po!ibei
bat cine neue @attuns o 0srbre9ern
sutbstt, cine 3iseanerfamiIie, bsreu Mit'
alieber in Der 8unlt bsuanbert iinb, arg:
loIs @ei5aftslsute, BET bsnen ie eintreten,
In BppnotiI5su 3uitGnb su uerletsn unb
linen Johann Gues 9elb uno mas @sI6es
rpertb Dor Der Rais pes3utrassu, obne BAT
i4 bic getrsKenoen, pel5e ben OisbtubI
mitanie5eu, aud riibren f6nnen. Ser
Sdubma5sr Soiepb Barsa bra4te eiaen
ioI4en 6au our Anisige uno srpiss ibr
ais uoltommsu wabr. Der betrsiienes
&upa, bsHsn Wsib unb Swsi miti5uIoist
s01ter %bsiinb'n iib in ben 9anSsn esl
BsbSrbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
Strt mir Dem Silt!

Sadoettdnbise piisn, SuB pieIe in oies
fem 9anSe iabrtSirtsu Biueu ! @rau
QIstIiber sntbalteu. Disiss beimtitt:
ide unb i5Isiaenbe Gift, pen Iaussn ses
nommen, usrsiftst SIut unb Sdfte, unb
uutersrdbt bic 8eiunbbsit lanaIam absr
fiber. 0te alien unb tauienbfa6 bepdbrs
Ten Ct. Seraarb'S RIduterpiaen iinb aus
frii5eu 8flaussn unb @ur5sIn bereitst unb
baben f5 ft9 felt Sabrbanoerten BEL allen
IluterIsibsIeiOen, Ssritopfung unb 2ebers
Isibsn als Elm ii9sres unb ii6eraus pitfs
James 9eiImitteI itsts sldassnb bspibrt.
Die Ct. Bernard Rrduter: 9tuen finb IN
alien Npotbetsn 81 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
1tSepnH1.

- 5sftiser Srpii bat Die Qrsibslbesreu:
Wari9eu Del Necebab bsfaIlen, unb
oa bic @rnte Ell balb beenest mar, !rift bic
6arutsr Elm barter S6atsu.
- @u5 Sci benz S%steraneafsfe in W l.
pautee waren bic pon ben Oeuti5en
bepobntsu Stabttbeile ON ld6nitsu becos
rirt. Oas geitsht Der sus!ii6: arsri.anis
ide Sentinel" in W.Ipautee Al uab
iast: rs 9i6t inter Rem Ginse5orensr
feline tiefsre 2iebe fir bic amsritanii5e
Civilization, aIs uutsr ben uataraIiirten
Biirsern bieIes @emsinpeisns." gstannt,
LID bet ii6 aud bsi ben, sroBsu gsntsnni:
a~lisite, ueI5ss tn Hsp Dors a~bgebalten
uurbe, 6as e!u9epanberte Clement in melt
besuorrasenberer 0eiis bstbeilist, rIs bas
sinseboreue. CroShem utmmt unter ben
wai@e9ter Dantee5 bas @ei6impfs auf
ots pd-Foreigners" tastasIi5 gu.
- Sm 9ereinisteu Stoaten @sri5t Bat
bic Sirma Grots 81 Strattcn Don Reu
Oor., bic srite Rontra.tprsu : @sieui5ait
I'M GiienbabHbau, cine 6tase 3ur grreis
dung Don $1,000, 900 S1abenerfaS gesen
Die Chicago, Wabiion g. Rortbsrn giien.
babn: 9sIeui5aft anseitrsugt. Tie RIds
ger ~be5aupteu. ben Rouirast auf ibrer
Strsts, pon Wonroe mad Wabiiou, aug.
gefibrt 81 babsu. Die 2inis uar IS
Wsilsa lang. sic bsi9uIbissn bic Goms
pusnie Der gsnbe,uns Der 2tnie, iaIiaer Sss
re@runsen, u. |. ~.
- Der bssanuie i5psiDeriibs Sd,iit.
teller, 9err s. o. BrObif, aus
WiIwautee, bat BEL elmer pon Der
~amsritanti9su Sdusi;sr3eituns" in Dem
gort anssorbrstsn Wsttbemerbuns fir cine
SrisinaI.R ousue ben eriten 9reis hauuu.
setrassu. Die RousIe iibrt ten Eitel:
v6uBpstsrIi, Der Better 96tti," 1T benz
i5psi3s amerit. 2sbsn entnommsn unb fir
ben Nmsris. S9psi,er: RaIsnbsr fir 1890
bsitimmt. Ssrr grobit Fat idon iribsr
geitrdge iir ben Ralsnber seIisfert, barun.
ter v9Gns Sosseli, Der Bauer i'm pfafs
feubooen" unb y2sbnbuIi." gr mar fiji,
fer Der 5s~ruusseber ber yWOaroe Ranbs
i6ou,"
Gas etpa IS MeiIsu pon Matt.
on iibIi5 seIessue Dcrf Stousbton,
wurbe am 10. Septsmbsr bur9 einen
granb bsimssiu5t. Der bic W66eIbanbs
lung non @nbrsu gridion anb mebrere ans
liesenbe @sbdube 3eritIrte. Der @issn;
t5amsi5aten bsmiit i5 uui $40 1000.
IRAN bdlt bas TeIsr fur bas Wert pcn
9ranbfiifteru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
une bas - @ummi6sin in Rsparatur sss
% t pbaIsn.

- Die %uftsenannten ge,trausnsmdnner
Der nelfp5aIti4eu R~pblenSrabsr, S9,Soer,
Sunte unb SieseI, fanbsn bisisr Gage
Dor benz S9DHsnssri9t 81 8 ortmunb,
pe9en Ssrgebsrs se9eu baS Ssreinsgciet.
4ue bret batten am II. Wai tn elmer in
Sespsl untsr freiem !6in,msI ifattsebabten
Veriammluns seiprodsn, bic poIissili5
ni5t gensbmigt mar. Sbr6osr unb Sic:
gel Dnreen freiseiprohsu, ba linen eeia9t
wo,Ssn mar, bic 8eriammIuns isi arges
nteIoet uno senebmist; Sunte purbe "a
30 Mart Celebrate perurtbeilt. Der
Sergmann So9eler, Der bic 9erianmluua
0~ngsmslpet unO ben Dreien IaIidLi5 osiaat
bate, tie lei g~efattst wOrbe1, erbisIt 10
Gage @efan9niB.
= gu 9ierIobn par bic uisrunbs
snansigidDrige D~isnfmasb Gina Rrone be:
anftragt woroen, i'm Babesimmer oas @as
an5u3inoen. Sn Sieism 3itnmer mar IN.
9Iht!t9erwsiis Der @asbabn oiien geweien
ure eine iol9e Renge 9as aIsssItr0mt,
bag, aIs bas Wfdb9en nit brennenosr
9Gmpe %sintrat, cine gntsirbuns bes @aie8
unb itarfe @rpIoiton itattfanb. 0as TO-:
fort in 5lnnmen ltsbsn6e WdSGen ~itir,te,
laat Der sc. Sss," auf Die StraBs, mo bic
@IItb erittdt purbe. Die aermits BAT
frr9tbare 8ranbpInben erlitten.
- Bon einsm b~eiteren Sntermes;o ;pi,
i4en benz abs. Or. @inbiborit uno einem
Irbstter wirb 6oIsenbss ersdbIt: Oils 6srr
Or. DinStborit f9 BET Der SesriBunss.
feter am Sonntas Ibsnb gu y d u NJ
I'm S9asenbcfe einise Seit untsn i'm Saa!e
aufbieIt, fd3slte er it9 nit isinsm Eai5ens
tube we9sn Der Site I'M SaaIe Riblung
81, tnoem er b~asielbe mad beiosn Seiten
leines Ropfss msbrmabIs iiber bic SduIs
tern f9wans. Gin bintsr grcelens ffes
bsnbsr Wann muBte wobl has bin: unb
berf9winsenbe Eai9entu9 fir bic Serpiette
zines Reaners balten unb r;ef benz psrs
mstntliben 8euner 81, ct mSse bod mai
iorsen, baB er elm @Ias Bier besomne,
i9on felt elmer balbsn Stunbe warte er
auf ein iol5es. sc grcsusn, wanbte ii9
baraaf tar5 enti5loisn an ieinsn 9ssleitsr
(einen io!9sn bat er wesen isiusr &urSii5s
tisteit INNER sur Settle, lief ii9 pom bies
fem gum Buffet fibrsn, unb, na9bsm er
bier etn 9Ias Bier srifanben, bra9te ct
Sa1slbe ieinem a%uftrasssbsr. 0isisr mar
nun mittIerpeile pon einisen llwfsbenbsn
'bapon in RenntniB seiest worbeu, men ct
iir einen 6eunsr sebaIteu, unb IS mdr TO-
mild ansuiebsn, in weI@er 9erIssenbsit CT
uon or. grcsqen3 bas @Ias Bier in gms
pfans nabm. ST iianmeIte einise @nt.
i4uIbisunsswOrte, bic Winbtborit bamit
ab5ra5, bab CT tbul eruioerte, CT m6ss es
nur setrot trinsen unh ioue nur frob isip,
bab er mas betommen babe. Na1bsm Sc.
grceasub wis ss fi9 fir sinsn ri5tissn
Rsuner seb6.t, bic Is Sig. fur bas Bier
in gmpFanS esuommen, unb lie ieiusm
ge9Isiter iberreiat bate, Der bisisIbsr en-
BUFFET ~aussslest bate, entfernts er ii4
ldGsIHa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24

abseidIofen, ndbrsnb bic Glsiu @rnbens
fling So. 70 a!iflib mar, einen Gontratt
fir 5000 Quarts tisIi5 udbreub bsrieIs
ben i3eit FIR u 81 @snts bic Sauone 81
uerlanSeu.
- Der Slr,t unb Qpotbeter Or. 8. %.
9orter in 4bair IN WcO ouousb So.
III auf Die NntIase perbaftst porben, bus
sr feline gpotbete an bic 9srii@erunsss9e.
fsuidaften uusosrtauit, b. s. in granb
geiteft bat.
- Die Robler9epinnuns I'M Staote in
benz am 80. Suni 1889 enbeubsn Sabre
bat ben Der Ssb6rbe fir Irbeitsitatiittt
.porI;ssenbsr Ssridtsn suioIse nm 257, 600
Eonuen gesen has Soriabr absenOmmen.
9isier IuSFau tommt ou8iblieBIi9 auF bic
nOrblt9 non ben Counties Rorgan, Gan:
CANON unb Wocon I~ieseubeu 8estlte, no
er 594, 900 Eounen betrGgt, wdbrsno bic
iibliden gsstrte einer Webr9euiun uOu
$4,000 EunHen auiwetien tOnuen.
Der Tarmer 5riebri6 8leim au
Otter Greet in Der llms,gen6 Doh
Sttapa erbisIt bieisr Gage 8siu6 pon
;psi Wtdursrn, bic Jpn bei5pattsu, $4,000
gu elmer Equalization bsr,uSebsu, bic tie
yuIe brei gu Miaiuniren MAIDEN pitbe."
grf oils lie nit ben $4,000 fort uaren
sins @Ieim etn 9iat barber auF, baB G,
berau6t woroen iei, unb er mG5te ii6 auf,
bic S6pinoIer ju perfoIseu. Ibsr ia
parsn ueri6uunbsu.