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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10

Another method Of getting good shot at
this game is TO get on the edge Of hill or in
tall grass near bunch, always to the Ieeward.
and then tie q red or white handkerchief 10
ramrod or stick. The antelope is full of curi-
osity, and once he catches sight Of your fiag he
will try TO discover what it is. He gives little
snort and cautiously steps toward it, you keep
ing still the while. Then you gently wave your
flag to and fro, letting it drop out Of sight for
a moment, then showing it again The ante
lope VIII draw near, then run of q few yards.
give whistle" Of mingled surprise and fear
and then come up sgain, each time coming
closer than before. Now he is pretty close
only Q few yards of and standing .'side 70. I"
You have placed your flag staff in the ground
and have your rife ready. Aim Just back of
the shoulder and . little above the body line.
FIRE. With spring in the air he drops and you
run up to find him In his last gasp, shot through
the heart
DESIRABLE TRoPHIKs.
Tho head Of buck antelope, well-mounted,
makes a trophy any hunter win prize, and
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wanted She took her pen and wrote: NY
And Agnes came.
OK weeks later Mrs. Rokewood wrote 20 her
son; Teonrey, come home 10 Agnes and 70
me. "-LoAQnlQn's Mnn.rrlnn ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10
Written for TIE EvrsrssrAh
A BRACE OF RONDEAUS.
Wisely to Live.

w fsSfy % fzfNVs
Wisely 10 live, one, first Of all should know
How TO renounce, on little live, and 30
Not banker after supernuities.
Nor. child-like, long for every toy he sees,
That can, at best but transient JOY bestow.
He, who, not fearing adverse fortunes blow,
Finds from small means true satisfactions now,
Limits his hopes, and from temptation ices.
Wisely % live.
And happy he, who, scorning outward show,
Feeling that wealth is unto peace q foe,
And wronging none, his conscience set st ease.
The nne art learns. albeit by slow degrees.
Not raised too high, nor yet sbased too low,
Wisely 70 live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10
Written for TIE EVENING STAR
LOADED FOR ANTELOPE.
Some Interesting Stories About This
F1eet-Footed Game.

THE BEST RIFLE FOR ANTELOPE HUNTINa-eoop
LEAD CARRIERS ARE ANTELOPE - SHOOTING
THEM FROM AMBUsH-DEcoYING THE GAME
SOME INTEREsTIN9 ANTELOPE YARNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10

From the Jewellers Weekly.
There has been good deal Of talk over ~
recent attempted robbery Of the young duchess
of Newcastle Of her diamondk These stones,
which are the family diamond, ere worth
es5o,ooo and have always been kept for safety
in the safes Of coptts 4 Co., the London
bankerx They were taken out when The
duchess vas presented ct court and after thae
Ceremony we're kept II the Mount-street resi-
dence. The duke did not like the responsi-
bility and suggested that they should Be re-
turned 70 their place Of safety. This wss done
and duchess ON returning from town found
thst 4 thief had entered the apartment and
r-nsscked il in search Of the diamonds. He
baj helped himssf 70 What thsre Was end cut
open The travelling beg In which the Diamonds
had bssn. He v0 fWV-sight hours too lats
1ug tho otoooa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10
2.-Nothing Too Much.

''Nothing too much" proclaimed the sage Of old.
In life experienced, and by truths made bold.
To observe due bounds in all things 10 b Best
And surely he with most content win rest
Who 'twixt extremes the true mean strives % bod.
Il happier he who heaps up piles Of gold,
And duplicates herewith cares manifold,
Than he whose wealth n In these words e.
pressed,
Nothing too muchf
Who into slavery would remain unsold-
Live in nfe's tenn perate zone, nor hot nor cold,
And all &c gives enjoy with most OF sest
Checks his desires, and known BY actual esst
sufnciency . feast with, seif-conroiled.
Nothing too much
w. L euoEmAKnR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10

From Time.
Charley-"whafs the matter. Algy? You
look like thunder cloud! Has anybody been
cheating you laselyT'
Algy-'I should say they had. You know I
married my tailor's daughter last weekend ~
the bsastly fellow gave " was my bill, reosipted
in full"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10
HOME MATTERS.

sfAsoSABIr SUGGESTIONS roR PRACTICAL. uourr-
hhtfkks-sUMNER HINTS ron TER prxrxa
ROOM, PANTRY AND KrrcHEx-rHrSes v,.ru
RENEMBEkISa.
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to guard the poor lady from the heavy dews of
late autumn nights and the searching breezes
from the sea. II shall be ILL.," she thought one
late October morning; 81 feel as il were 90
ing to be Ill now, but before I am laid up will
do what ought to have done before-I win 90
and see for myself what this girl, whom INV
only son has asked in marriage, is like. What
am I that should debsr him from obtaining
such a wife? Her soul reveals itself in her
music!'
alone and not less sad than her visitor, tall.
thin old lady, with q rather fierce, hawklike
nose and eve, but kind voice and manner
rustled into the agents best parlor and, hold
ing out her hand, said: Miss Fairfax, / wish
to apologize to you for not coming to see you
before. Will you give me the Opportunity of
making your acquaintance now?" Seeing that
Agnes hesitated, she said: my dear, it il not
o small thing for person Of my age and
standing, she was going TO say, but checked
herself in time and said-'infrmities to come
in this way to you, but felt that should like
to do it. MY son is away and I am often
lonely. Will you come and see me sometimes?''
81 will," said Agnes; ''since You wish il I
will" and then they talked on more Indifferent
matters.
81 wonder whether my invitation made You
happier" thought Mrs. Rokewood at night,
and, closely wrapped in furs, she crept forth
into the darkness 10 listen for ''sallies of glad
sound" in her music. But the night was chill
and the windows shut, and the poor lady added
90 much cold to that which she had already
that the doctor spoke Of her being prisoner
TO the house al the winter. And stin Agnes
did not come.
81 like her keeping away little, /" thought
Mrs.. lockwood She IL behaving with proper
dignity and spirit And she showed much right
feeling and dignity BEFORE" she mentally
added, sswhen she refused Godfrey becsuse
she knew how distastsful The marriage would
Be 10 me-"
More days passed and Agnes did not come.
HrA lockwood sat IN her empty drawing room
and tried 70 keep up good nre, but the
warmth of happ&no0 49, What - rsaaly
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the dark"
He gave her his arm and guided her faltering
feet nearer to the house. There they stood
listening for some time, during which every
fiber Of Mrs. Rokewood's being was thrilled
with delight. That night she would have crept
to the agents house on her. Bonded knees to
call on Miss Agnes, but next day the ice had re-
united and left no weak spot
'"Come into the garden with me-" said the
squire the next evening after dinner. She said
had once moro been softened by what she
heard she said: ''Geofrey, will call on that
girl, if you like, tomorrow"
"Thank you," said he, much pleased by this
concession, ''you won't repent it. They are
both charming; it's just one Of those cases
which show the folly of yielding to first i'm
pressions."
yours was bad, then?"
mot when saw the people themselves It
was before saw them that didn't like them.
1 accidentally heard some kilograms they sent
each other" Then he told his mother what he
had heard in Browns shop.
81 am glad you have told me that" said Mrs.
Rokewood, who was sitting rigidly by her own
fireside, ''for now know that shall not call.
should never like themi"
She was infiexible, and his state of mind
about that and vexstion at his own folly may
be inferred. "You may do what you like" he
at last exclaimed angrily-they were both peo-
pie Of strong temper and will-''you may call
or not, exactly as you please, but tomorrow
morning I shall 60 to Miss Fairfax and ak her
to be my wife,"
The idea was 20 preposterous to Mrs. Roke-
wood that she was not disturbed by it "You
scarcely know the girl" she said calmly.
81 have spent ct least an hour in her COM
pany every day for the last month or six weeks;
sometimes two hours."
Nrs Rokewood shrugged her shoulders "In
your heart Geohrey, you dislike vulgarity ~
much a. do"
"How can you call Miss Fairfax vulgar when
you have heard her music2'
"Ah, her musicr' exclaimed Mrs. lockwood,
recalling those soul-stirring passages. But she
froxe again directly, for there was something
in his manner that began to alarm her, and
said:
sDon't let ~ think any more about her."
Next day-it was lovely August day CULVER
ing with Light and radiance-Mr. Rokewood
went TO Little Scroggs, wishing - he went that
for an hour or two Mis- Fairfax would be . less
good sister. Never now BY any chance could
he find an opportunity Of seeing her alone.
She liked him-he knew that--but he feared
she would never like him enough to leave her
brother for his sake. He found them - usual
mo, mot quite - usual for Robin was sitting
without his coat, and Agnes Wa mending hole
he had Just torn In il She laughed when Mr..
lockwood came and found her doing this, and
said: Own that you think ~ very ed
soupls."
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Brown, and then he went to see what the
woman wanted. She looked so used to be kept
once. She, however, with her north country
habit OF expecting to have her wishes OWNED,
did not speak, but pushed her penny nearer to
him. He held up square Of soap.
"SoapW she exclaimed CONTEMPORARY "and
mother weshed o. Mondayr' He interropa-
lively touched jar Of treacle.
'Treacle! and me nothing to put it inr'
Fooled again, he pushed screw Of pepper to
her. She grinned, and, saying 81 thought I'd
have to tell yer" took it and disappeared.
Then Mr.. Brown went to the window, and
there was annoyance in his face
Forgive me-" said the squire, II did not
think what was doing. l only wanted to
know il that boy OF yours really could have
such well-trained ears as you said"
squires haze to be forgiven, and this squire
up the message and read it. He, too, looked
amused, but methodically wrote II out on
sheet Of pink paper, put il into burnt sienna
envelope, addressed Il to Robert Fairfax, ESQ.
the lockwood Arms, and told the boy to take
it there At once. "And never let me find you
reading the kilograms ca to any one again. or
il will be worse for your he added.
"Did he really read ~ suspected he was
only emusing himself at my expense" said
the squire, but Mr.. Brown assured him it was
not 20.
eighteen or nineteen, Win sketchinS folio
strapped TO his back and = large white UNI
brella under his arm, Game hurriedly in and
asked II there were any letters for Mr.. Robert
Fairfax.
mo letters, sir, but Q telegram came for
you . few minutes ago. ! have sent IL to the
inn"
"Oh, but I don't want TO 60 all the way hack
10 the inn; am late for my effect already. Do
you think you could tell me what the telegram
said?'
81 could write Il ont again." replied Mr..
Brown with much dignity. He did 70, end
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Ger Stabtratb pom &eotut

Der Stabtratb pom &eotut
bat fid enbIi9 aufserafft, unb bic unter
benz Namer rSaIuation grmp" felt 2dns
serem IT, iener Stabt tbr llnweien treibsnbe
Sdwsfelbanbs fir stnen @emeini9aben
ertldrt. Ser Waribaq uurbe ansewieien,
benz Greibsn Der r9suIsarmee" ein gnbe
gu MAIDEN.
l1nweit benz n5rbli5 pon Siour gitp
~sslesensn Srt Suu brad am IL. Stunt Elm
Branb i'm 9auie bes bo9betaateu Sarmers
q. pan Beet aus. Defen 60 Sabre aIte
@attin perbrannte trot per3uetfeIter &ets
tunssueriu9e iettens pan Beet's i'm Sett
BET lebenbisem 2eibe.
@rfaunIi5 TT es, pts Sibs
Sttumpa fi1 entpiteIt. @an3e 8Iods
ne1sr nisbIi1sr @obnunsen perbsn aufses
fibrt unb uteIe Der sebauten 3dblsn NIT 81
ben bibi9sitsn &efben3en In ber Stubt.
Sener Stabttbetl BAT f9 In ben letten twei
Sabren uunberbar entuidelt.
Sn Dapon f9eint bas Natursas
I'm llsbermaB uorbanSen gu ietn. glus finl
Drummer flisBt basieIbe ret9li9 unb nit
FOLDER &raft, baB IS 5Iamlnen finf3ebr
SUB bod in bic 9uft treibt, psnn ss arge'
3inbst 1T.
Ser Srt @rinell, Der Dor went'
gen Sabren 10 bart pom Srtane mitse;
uouintert uarb, bat am -. Stunt bur3 etn'
Seuersbrunit f9wer seIitten. Ser Srans
sutffanb In Great & Co.'S 9etreibeipeide,
unb untsr Der @unit zines ffarten 8inbss
tbsilte CT ft9 benz 9auptsei4dftstbeil bes
Srtss nit. gs ftnb Al 9OI3sebdube per,
brannt. Der 9eiammtidaben mag $3.50,
900 Bis 5000, 900 betrasen.
Cine tu W%uscatins uobneub
Dittpe, Namsns @ertrube Sbarp, uurb
bisisr Gage burd bic Trauerboti9aft iber
raidt, baB 8atsr, Wuttsr, bret 8rissr
auet Sdusfsrn iouie ibr einsiser SObl
Bel Der iiinsitsu &atoitropbe gu SobnstOwn
Ya., tbr 2sben einsebiBt bdtten.
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@te lit SaS.

Wtr ofierireu ein bunbert Dollars gnt.
i5doisuns fur ieben Jaa BON @atarrb, Der
ni5t Sur3 bas ginnsbmen uon 9als gas
tarrb Sur sebstIt perben tam.
s. 8. @benep 81 So, @isentblmer
gu Eolebo, Ohio.
@ir bic llnterSsi9neten baben s. s.
@bsnsp felt ben lesten Is Sabren setannt,
baltea i'm fur uoaitanbis ebrtar in alen
seI9aft!t5sn Eransactionen unb ~finun3iea
TN Stanbe, irsenb elmer 9srpfittuns
na93utommen, weI9e bic Sirma ausebt.
@et & Sruar, @roBbdnblsr, 0ros
sutlien, GOIebO, SbiO.
@albins, Rinnan & Waruin, 9roBs
bdnbler, Drosuiten, EoIebo, 8.
g.. $. Ban 9sisn, Gaifrer Der GoIsbo
NationaI Bant, EoIebo, 8.
Sau's Gatarrb Sur wirb innerlt9 sss
nommen, wtrtt Direct auf's 8lut unb bic
SdIsimssfaBe bes Spitems. 8eusniHe
frei 3ur 9ispoftion. Preis 10 gts. per
Slai9e.-get allen Ipotbefern Su babsn.
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Yin b. Sonntaa bielt Der 2uremburser

NuI y. SuHHtQB 9telk pet Su~IeuloutHet
8erein Dubuquss iein idbrli1es Sommers
feft In benz i9Onen S9itsnpart ab. Inn
ein l1br %psriammeIte ftd Der geretr In iei.
uer 9ale unb Punft baIb 3uei 3os er nit
flinsenbem SrteIe unb pebenber SABINE
na1 eagle Yoint Npenue, mo er ben Sus
Der g., Ct. g. & &. 6. giienbatn Be-
ifies unb mad benz S9issrpIate fubr.
9ier batten f1 iubefsn fdon cine srobe
An3abI 8ereinsmit9lteber, QanbsIeute unb
@dfte seiammsIt. Ser Ssit perlisf pra9s
tis. Ser 9immeI, Der am Worsen brobenb
mar, tIdrte fi9 auf, BITE Cuff mat i15n
marin unb babel webte eine erfrii9enbe
Briie.
Die Dubuque Gornst Banb IieB ibre
beiten Beifen e%rt6nsn, Sung unb gilt
labte it9 am frii9en Trunt, ben finite
8uri@e prompt c~reben3tsn. Ois Oamen
tbatsn ii9 an 2iuouabe bene, bic &inber
ers6tten f4 an S%oSawaner, Badwert unb
Sri1ten.
Gin beionberes @srsniisen bereitsts als
len bic 8ortrdse Der @siansisction unter
Der 2situns bes 9srrn Qshrsrs grobit.
Sebr belobenb ipra9 man fid alsemein
iber bic ~9siitunsen bss iuussn Chores aus.
Wtan fang f1ott, tattfsf unb NIT 9eritdnbs
niB. @enu man bsbentt, baB bieie Sses
tion TIRE tlebunser. erit Dor auet bis bret
Wcnatsn bssann, 70 muB man ben 5ut
Dor 9sbrsr unb S9iIer ab3ieben. gu nuns
fdsn pdre, baB it9 bic Witslisbsr bes 9ers
ems Der Section sabIreidsr ani1l6Hen.
Der &sbacteur bieiss 8lattes bieIt bic Ssffs
rsbe In Iursmburssr bsutider Sprade,
BITE, nod ben 3eiden ber 3uifimmuns gu
urtbeilsn, isbr bsifdais au%fssnommen
warb.
gu benz Seifs batten it5 ni9t aletn bic
0ursmburser et~nsefunbeu, fonberrt au9 BITE
Quseb0risen anbersr beuti9en Stdmn,e,
unb anbersr R~atiousn, bic f9 mad ibreu
etsenen G~usiasen gut amiifrten. Beirnbes
Oant sebibrt ben iunssn Damen, bic benz
SsfausiduB 70 biflrsih our Sanb siaser.
Nls Yrdfbsnt Der @sisQi9aft briden mir
ibnen ben 9ant bes 9ursmburser @srs
ems BON Dubuque aus.
Ills bic Na1t anbrah mar Niemaxt
mshr auf benz SsitpIase. Oie ginsn warsn
au SuB, bic anberen per @asen, bic ibrt:
gen NIT Der @iienbabn Der 9eimatb ausss
fabreu.
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3u perfauien.

Gas Commercial Sotel" in SpersuiQe, bas
beute pom Serru Sep unb leinsr Satin Warp
SeB, per1pittwete Sii6bad, betriebeu rpirb, itebt
gum gertauf. Sas SOtel lie9t unfern Der gis
GENERALIZATION, mitten in benz betriebiamen
Srte 8perSpiue, benz Centrum elmer rei6en
Sarmer9esenb, bat quite, luitise 3tmmer, Ride,
II. I. no., 9erGumiSe Daro, 9robe StaIunsen,
0alier &C. SaS Sotel 1T pom benz peritorbeneu
e. Sii6ba6 neu erbaut woroen, bat cine CUTE
6Inbi6ait, 1T melt uuo brett befannt uno bat
cine GSirtbi6ait in Berban6 nit benz Sotel.
Sas Sotel wirb pe9en &e9slun9 bes gta6laiies
~uerfauit. lin ytGbereS wenoe man li6 all bic
llnterSeidnete Wrs. Waggie ScB,
nP~rmittmPtP ,(iihhnh
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&Ietnere Na@rt@ten aus Sowa

9ie @siammt : Steuerab 5:
f9dtuns uon Clayton County fiji,
1889 bsIduft fi9 auf S., 1885, $50. 9o:
BON tommen $5l7, 1874 auf bas @iienbatu:
gissntbum unb S., O37, 1856 auf bas
@ruubs unb BerionaI: @isentbum Der girs
GET. Dor awst Subren betrus bic @es
fumumtsa bi9dsuns IS, 724. 424.
Sn Der Rdbe pom Sort Dodge
wrroen mebrere 2eute auf etsens art bes
i9ptnbeIt. 3uet i9Iaus &erIs bsrsiitsn
bas n6rbIt9e Soma, um &uftrdss fur Wais
nsraluai er entsesen 3u nebmen. Da fs
ben 2euten gu periteben sabeu, baB untsr
benz WineraIpaHer Bier unb 8ranntpein
semeint iet, erbieIteu fs cine Wsnse 4ufs
trdse. IIs bic Quftrasgeber f9 pon Der
GrpreBsO office Rtiten un6 &rise abboIten,
entbsdtsn fe 3u ibrem S9rseen, bab bies
islben ptrtlt9 uur Wtnsralpailsr entbieIs
ten, unb omar FOLDER 8ei9afsnbeit, baB
man slaubeu muBte, es iei benz nd5iten
. 8runncn entnommen rporben. Sie
S9pinbIsr babsn auf biels @eife einise
Eauienb Dollars sema6t unb ftnb Dor
Strafe fiber, ba fe nur guftrdse fir Wis
neraIuafer" entsesensenommen baben.
SIN n5rbIi9en Soma lit cine
&bite gap:S Organization in S9pulitdten
ssratben. gritens erbislten bic WitsIieber
pOu etnem iunseu Sarmsr, benz iie einen
Ssiu9 abitatteten fur9tbure 8riseI, un6
bann wurben ie pom Sberiff tn 5aft ses
senommsn. 9offentIi5 ptrb ber &i6ter
tbnen cine orbentIt3s Citrate psri3reibsn,
wsI5e ibnen bic 2uit an Stele pom @eieS
unb Ht9ter gu treten srinbIt4 austreibeu
ptrb.
Ser frIbere GonsreBs9 lbseorbnete
unb @reenbafler Samss 9. @eauer bat
in Oklahoma cine Gopotatur erri5tet. Soft
lei 0ant, buB CT aus Soma fort III, Der
@r6eemasose, mose IS ibm nnr gut seben.
Sn @aterIoo 1T bic Creamery pom
Gbomplon & Sarrob bur6 cine Seuers~
brunit 3erit0rt wcrbeu. Der S9aon be-
trdgt $4,000. 9is @srmutbuus III, baB
bas Teuer angeIeSt purbe. Dies 1T ba8
brittle RaI, bag bic Creamery elm &aub
Der TIamnlen wur6e.
gu Clinton fanb am 9ienifas ..
@. cine Wabl itatt Oh f9 bic Burger cine
S5uIbenlait pom 1854, 900 fir ben gau
elmer 9o6brife ibsr ben Niififppi SIuB
aufbirasn pousn unb fiesteu bic gefirs
pOrter nit elmer Webrbeit Don 92l Stims
men. 0G8 ReiuItot purbe nit &anousns
bonner, 6euerwsrte, GeitreOen unO bersI.
9efsiert.
Die repubIitanif9e Staatss
Convention wtrb am IA. Nu9uit in
9es Wotnes itattinbsn unb aus ISL De.
Iesaten beiteben. Gin @ouperneur, 8ices
@oru;rusur, &t9tsr bes Sbereeri4ts,
Stuutss S4uIbirettOr uub @iisnbabns@ oms
utiidr ftnb 3u uominiren.
Sin iubirettes Spfer Der
Sobustopner &ataifropbe bat aud bic
Stabt Council Bluffs a~uf3uwsisn. Srau
Sulia Sraten, BITE BET ibrem S9wisssriobn
wObnte, bate ansebOrise BET Sobnstopn.
Oils fe BON benz llnsIit las, bas isnsn
Srt 6etroffen, fieI fis tn Sbnma9t; ibre
&rdfte i6waubsn auisbsnbs unb am Wons
too Rorsen .. 8. ffelts Der Cob ii9 bel
ibr elm.
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81 SoIp GruB in bieiem gOunty
warb am Donnerftas p. W., ben 90. Stunt,
bic neuerbaute &ir9e pom General gicar
Der OiScsie, benz bo9u'iten Batter Rpan,
feierli9 einseusibt. Oas 9o1amt ceIe:
brirts Der bo1w. 9ater SbsrbrodIins pou
2ursmburs, nobel ais Diaton ber Q. Goo:
nep unb aIs Subbiaton Batter Sosartp funs
sirte. Batter gape pom Seem Dilemma btslt
bic 8rebist tn beuti9er Spra9e, gater s.
Toobiu pon 8anfiton, Der bic Brebtst tn
snsIii9sr Spra9s baIten iolte, parb bur1
bas slsnbs 0stter usrbinosrt, Der Wsibs
bsi3uwobnen. 9uBsrbsm batten fi9 pisIe
Brisiter eiu~sefunbsn, anbere bic unterusss
uaren, purben 6es i9Ie9ten Bettets mes
gen sen6tbist um5utebren. 60 febIte
AUDI bas auswdrtise 2aieneIement BET Der
Seier taft sdu5Ii9.
Die &irde 81 5olp groB III Elm bibider
NIT ben WiottDen oes romantl9en Stples
erbauter Bau, 3u benz bic Strma Seer unb
Sobn uou Dubuque bic Pidne Iisferteu.
0erislbs toitet an bic Sl5 900 unS ftebt
auf einem Der b5diten 9unfte pon Dubus
que County. Die &ir4s 1T As BEL ll2
5uB srOR NIT serdumigsn @bore unb bat
einsn itattIi9en Eburm uon lac SuB 90be.
SdOne @Iasfeniter i9miten ben Sau; .fe
finb meiitens @si9ente Der Bfarranssb0'
,tsen. 8or etpa einem Sabre warb Der
@runbfein gu Der Rir5e pom bo4p'itsn
gii@Of 9enneip ieIbit selest. Ser bo9w.
9ater Sareut bat it5 nit ieiner @smeinbe
Elm deficiencies aubenten bur3 ben gau
seiset.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-25
surembursN6es aus Mmertfa,
(Rahtr6olih.)

NNNSSS'N1v
Nm IL. unb IA. Stunt bat Der
bo1w'ife 8ti9of @tlmour BON glepslanb,
foI9enbe 2uremburser, bic on ct. Warp's
Semtnar tn @leueIanb, Ohio, ffubtren,
3u Subbiatonsn resp. Siatonen erboben:
81. @. Sort, s. 6. Sultsen unb s. W.
Wonberlp. @enaunte Serren werben I'm
8sibna4ten bic +. Srieferpeibs empfans
gen.
Iml4. Suit bot bsr tiir3lt9 ses
srinbete 2ursmbursers8 erein In Wilpautee
cine tleine Ssfffsier. Wan bat ben &es
tacteur bieies 8Iattes sebstsn, bic Ssitrebs
su buIten, mas MIR i4riftIi9 bereits Suses
iust baben.
Aus 81. Sonatus sebt uns eine
Go~rreiponben3 Bu, Der mir aus Wausel an
Seit unb &aum nur bas Solssnbe sntusb:
men, mas o3rsbin senIsenb 1T, ba bic Be.
t6reibunseu FOLDER SeierIidtetten i9on 10
oft Raum In ben Spalten bieieS Blattes
funben, baB isber bam:t betannt TT.
ct. 0%onatnS, II. SUM, 1889.
8ertber Serr @onner!- Dim Sonnerita9, ber
10. sunni boben in 9onuent pom gtotre Dame Al
Milpalfee % gtopi3innen, bas Orbensfleib er
balteu. Inter ibuen mar bic 3o6ter bes Srn
Setter Sii6 pon ct. Oonatus, bic ben 9tamer
Dturia 3urparoa erbielt. Die @ltern batter
cine Ginlabun9 bttommerl OIL Der 6eter 8beil 81
nebmen, cine @tnlaoun9, Der lie nit Srelber
Sol9e ~leiiteteu. ScribenS.
8~eripdtet mit9etbeiIt. B
Caledonia, Souton &c., Wtnn., itarb Oil
%. Wai b. 8. Wargarstba @sis I'm aIt
BON II Sabren unb 9 Wonatsn at, b
&otbeIn. Die gltern betrauern bas &iri
iebr. R. l. P.
Gorreiponoenj.
ct. @Ioub, Wtnn., ben 81. Suu
1s89.-Dur5 einen pI6sIidsn Cob nh, 81
am us.fOfenen 0ienftas, ben Is. Stunt
Na4mtttass sesen baIb feds lbr, Der 4
MeiIen iabOitli5 btsr non ct. glonb
wobnenbe NttoIus @ibsn credit. e,
mar I'M Sesrifs cine nsue Sdsune !,
bauen, Tan, ON, beiasten Na6mittass mad
Der Stabt, UNI eine 2abuus S9tnt Il
betmSuboleu. Sn Der 5Ol3nieoerIase gin
gen bic 9ferbe bur1, Der Wasen pralt
9esen sinen Baum an; bur6 oteies On
praIen wurbe gtOen nit benz 9sfi9t sesel
einen 8aurs sei9Ieubert, 70 oaB Stirne u
Naie einsei9Iaseu parO, unb ct in isIbe
!3eit bas @enif brad. Ser Cob trat oil
9enblitIt@ Elm. 81. gtben fam Dor Q Sab
rem aus ber alien 9stmatb, Siutnsen
Canton @appeuen, 9roBber3ostbum gu.
r~emburs, par ert % Sabre alt, unb bin
terldBt cine truuernbe Wittue, nebff 2 &tn
Der unb eire alt betaste Mutter bsren elm
stser Sobn ct mar. %. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-25
Sic aatbulide sdubasleaidaft pom

Sopa bisIt um Wontas, 9isnitas u. Mitts
mod u.B . ibre SabrssueriammIuns In Sort
Dodge ab. IS wurben In ben Statutsn
bes 0srsins bsbeutenoe 8srbsferunsen uors
senommsn. IS feblt uns beute Der 9taum
ndbsr barauf einSu9eben, bod tbun mir
bieles In elmer Der nd9iten Hummern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-25
SeBt III bic Reit,

UNI Sbrs Srabjabrs. aIeiOerfofe. Ssibsns,
Sammets un6 @etBpauren, Esppi9e &C.
81 t~aufen, ba unier Eager jett In ieber ab,
tbeiIuns cOmpIet 1T, uno mir Rdufern
8ortbsiIe bieten, ME fe ni9t anbsrspo ers
lanst merben t6nnen. Da mir tn 9roBen
Quantitdten fur Baar ~taufen, ftnb mir i'm
Stanbe es portbeilbaft fur sic gu MAIDEN,
Sbrs Waareu gu taufen BET
Sas. 2epi g. 50.