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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
3aaiaS.

- Su 6 mpori 1T bisler Gage eir
alter @inwobnsr Der Stabt, Der bsfannts
Nrst Or. s. O. 8urte, wssen gerIetune
bes Probibitionsseieses uerbaftst worben.
Sames S'EooIe. Elm b%etannter Spisel ber
uerd4tIi6itsu Sorte, batte ben Dottor ans
setIast, ibm, benz SpissI, seiitise @es
trdnte usrfauft 3u baben. 8urts purbe
untsr $500 Sirsi9aft ssifeut.
-Sn Widita sriff um albsnb bss
90. ausuit Elm BObeIbaufsn baS @sf6rss
niB an, um f9 bss Wirtbss 0m. SnpSer
gu bemd4tisen, wetber am 10. Gus. feline
frau unb S6wiese,mutter erinorbst bate.
Der Sberifi iu1te bic Ban6e 10 Ianse ais
m6sIiG 3~utiid,u5aIten unb IisB mittIers
weile ben @%sfansenen bur9 ein 5inters
~feniter tn Elm Bussp unb mad benz @es
fdnsniB tn Econ brinsen. Sn Wi1tta
absr brobt man, Snpber aud bort au psrs
foIsen, neil tn &auias bod Nismanb pon
&s9tswesen sebsntt uirbe.
- Sin wobI6stannter Sarmer 0amens
&obert Ooran, Der Is WteiIen iibwefIid
pom Wi9tta wobut, wurbe flrsIi1
Worsens tn feiner S9sune tobt auf9sfuus
ben. Sein Gals mar pon sinsm S6r gum
anbern burdi4nitten unb Elm blutises Ras
frmeiier wurbe tn ietner Rdbe ssfunbsn.
Sein Bruber Sobu Doran purbs In Der
repabIitanii9en Convention Gags 3upor
aIs ganbibat fur bas almt zines County:
Sdatmsiitsrs aufsefsqt. Der 0srtors
bene wobnte Der Convention ais 9elesat
bel unb trat gu @uniten ietnes Brubsrs
auf. 9esen 9 rbr absnbs fubr ct nod
9auie unb muBte feline Sarm Dor Wittsrs
na5t srrei9t babeu. SIR bic Yferbe war
IN Der bsrsebra5ten @eiis BON ibm islbft
seiorst worbsu. Der Wassn bsfanb ii1
am rs9tsn Ylate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03

besp. Is unb IL Sabre alt, unb Der llidb.
rise Cam Srown, inb bieier Gage i'm
Wiifiippt ertrunten. Wte es f9etnt,
batten 3uei Der &aaben, beren RIsiber an
rfsr in Der Ndbe BON @oois SsIanb sefuns
ben purben, Elm Bab nebuen woueu unb
waren babel auf irsenb eine Weiie ueruns
sIidt. Der brittle mar banu, obne f1
aus3utteben, ms Dafer seiprunsen, pers
mutbli9 UNI ieinen &ameraben 81 5aIfe Su
tommsn, unb nit tbnen ertruntea. Mae
bret Snaben waren Rsser.
- Oie erife Eelepbonleituns auf LANCE
Difan3 TIT tn Gbicaso unb Mtls
e%,offnet woroen. &sprdientans
ten Der Yreie unb cine sroBs auSabI @e'
iddftslsute warsn anpeieuo unb Sebers
mann ipra6 iid isbr s~ufrisben nit benz
grfoIss aus. Die 9situns 1T tn better
Orbnuus unb ielbf leiies 5Iiitern tanu
beutIi9 pernomr,eu wsrben. Oieie Xinie
1T nur Der Nnfans elmer ausssSsbntsrsu
GeIspbonIinte, tn beren Nss aud Neu
Yort biueinsesosen uerben pirb, unb bic
rt9 bann na4 benz 8sften ausbebnen lou.
- Nase GIsin ~ereisnsts fid Elm
iduerer Gtienbabuunflu, tnoem fi9 cine
4otomotiue pon ben anbdusenosn 3ebn
@iiterpasen trennte uub tn raienber @ils
babinfubr, bis iie, bar9 einen auf ben @e:
letisn itsbenben Suse aufsebalten, pou ben
na4rolenoen 8assn sinseboIt unb nsbil
bieisn sertrimme,t puroe. Die Sus.
beamteu rsitstsn fi9 bur9 Nblpringsn,
pdbreno Elm 2anoittei9er, wsl5er als bin:
Der pafiasisr mitfubr, setDotet wuroe.
- Natbsm neuIi9 bic gteueIanter ibrt
Wiaiondre sssdblt unb babel ibsr is9,ie
bs~rausssbratt, IS aud NIT Yoiaunsn:
idau Der 0slt usriinbiat batten, babsr
isst aud BITE 6 bicasoer cine S&d3:
suns tbrer @slpiide porsenommsn. Wsnr
lie absr bofftsn, glsusIano su i9Iassu. Il
uaren fe iebr i'm Sutbum, benn fe brad:
ten Nqes tn MQem nur 81 WiQiondr,
bsraus. 9ie erfte Stele untsr timer
nimmt nidt GER armour sin, pie sep0bn
LID eeslaubt mirb, ionbsrn Waribaa SieIt
NIT 25 Wiuionen Dollars. Damn tomm'
In sweiter 2inie g. 8. Mrmour nit 2(
Wilionen, bteruuf foIsen 8. 3. Setter uni
George 80. 8uuman nit lie 10 Wiaonen
.. 3. Sutdtnion, Der alte SOriensauner
NIT 8 Miaiousn, s. 9. Sarwsq NIT {
unb Jrau 8. $. Wc@ormid NIT 5 Wiuio
men. Dts ibrissn ssben fi9 Wiibe, Dol
benz gintommsn, has ibnsn ibr tleins!
9ermOsen pom / Bis 4 WiQionen abuirft
m0slidft anftdnbis bur9 bic Welt gu tom
men, mas ibnen aud msifens ssIinst.
- Dem 8sfibulss 3us Der Santa Sc
Babn ifieb am 26. aug. 3u Rtnsman
eirer tletnen II WeiIsn nSrbIi1 20,
Streator ssIesenen citation, Elm ernflidsi
llnsIid gu. Muf benz 3use bsfanb i'd
cine bsbsutenbe sIn3ubI uOn O. u. R.:2su
ten. auf benz 8ese gum @ncampment t,
Wilwautee besriffen. Dur9 Nusbreitei
Der S1ienen murbsn 8 Wagsons pom De
Ieiie unb ben etua 40 GuB boben Sabn
bamm binabseidlsubert. Oie S9ueruer
punbetsn wurosu mad benz st. Wa,p's
9Oipital In Streator sebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Satota.

- Die nsusn Staaten unb Staat.
f1aftss Ganbibaten MAIDEN i6. Rorb
Dafotu bat ietuer 9erfafuns sineu nidts
su wani9su ibris Iufenben Y~robibitions.
Parasrapben ansebdnst, unb bic &spubIi,
fauer pon Wontana babsu in ibrer Ylats
form cine pdtbtse PIante sssen bic @ins
uanberer a%n9enommen.
- Der ProbibittouS Yarasrapb In Der
0erfaGuns pon Norb : Datota Iautet:
,Weber eins ~einbeIue PsriOn, nod Elm
Bersin ober cine R0rperi3aft fol- i'm
Staate bsraui9enbe Sliif9tsitsn gum
Bertauf ooer Eauid ais @strdnte baIten
ober anbisteu birfsu. Die 9sissssbuns
Iol Elm @eies Obsr @sisse our &eseIuns
Der 8oaitrsduns Der 81 itimmrnssn biss
les @rtitsIs unb sur 8efirafuns pon
1ebsrtrstunssn erlaRsn." 9eiber idsint
,er Yarasrapb bel Der 8oItsabfimmuns
yute ausf&tsn gu babsn, ansenOmmsu gu
uerben.
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9eutf@Iano.
c n.

- Gs lit betannt, baB bic Bep5lteruna
gliaB. 0oibrinsens isbr o~pfsruilis 1T, es
bat bies idon bel ptslsn NnldIsn fH err
wieien. am ftdrtltsa duBert ii@ bieie Sp
ferfrsubisteit auerbtnss, ruenn ss tatboiis
f1en Werteu gilt. Ra1 benz Dor Ruraem
erf@ieneneu &e1eni9aftsberi1t Hbsr bic
Ebdtisteit unb bas Wirtsn bes @srtss Der
@laubens ue,breituns unb bas Der bI.
&inbbeit iinb foIsenbe Summsn einses
bra9t worben: SIN @ansen fir bic @Iau.
bensoerbreituns 7.SS2,l43 s cs. Dapon
aus @liuB 2otbrinsen 295 6O3 Srcs; aus
Der Di0csie StruBburs l39 600 sues. 4;
aus Der Di6csie Wss 100, 6O3 Sres. Sar
bas Wert Der bl. Rinbbsit im 9anssn g.,
472,379 6rcs; bauon aus Der Di6ceie
StraBburs 100 1882 5Ics; aus Der DID.
ceie Wsb 1901 Srcs. sufammen aus
@liabs9Otbriusen fur bsioe Bsrts 479. 7s6
Srancs.
- Die Nusuanoerung pon S4ilern
aus gIiaB mad 5rantrsid nimmt in 5oIse
Der bort iest suIdifsen NaturaIiiruns
Winbnidbriser unb pisaei9t aud tnfoIge
Der isbr itrsnsen Nnforberunsen Der Oeuts
fdeu SfisntIi9en b6bsreu unterridtsans
iiulteu almdbli4 ptsoer au; an grias aus
uerldiiisen altoeuti9sm WatsriaIs fsbIt es
islbfirebenb nirsenos.
9oben3oIIern.
- Ser Raiisr bat Der grbprinseiRn pom
s obenboIIern ben 2ouiisnorben pers
Iisbsn. Sisran tniipft 1& Elm tIeines blb:
i9ss greisniB. aIs bas erbprinsli4e
8rauipaar am 6odieitstase, (27. Suli)
aus Der &tr3e ms firtIi1e SdIoB sus
ridtsb,te, nabm ss TIM I5nenlaale bic
@lidUinlde Der Mnwsienben tn gms
pfans, In erfisr 2iuis natirli1 aud bic bes
beutf9en Raiierpaarss. 5ierauf frat bic
&utierin 3u ibrem @emabl unb fpra1 Ieb:
bait nit inn. Der &aiier wintte II:
9eInb ieiner @emabIin gu, worauf bisie
no1maIs our Bruut trat, ben 9ouiiensOrs
ben Don ibrer eisensn S9ultern I6its unb
ibn Der iunsen, frsuoig ibsrraidtsn G,bs
prinSeiIia anbeftete nit ben Wortsn: vOies
fenba bari i'd S6nen Suar ni4t lafsn, benn
Der lit pom @roBpapa. Mbsr Bis baB Gle
Sbren Srben erbaIten, foaen sic bisien
trasen."
9efens Naau.
- Bel sinsm @ewitter fubr sin Blits
itrabl tn bas Saus bss 9auptmanns als
benbouen gu 4tmburs, 5ertrimmerte
ben S4ornfsin, ri@tete In Der Rii9e uteIe
8srwlifunSen an unb i9las tn ben Dos
ben, Elm sroBes God tn ben Dtslen 3urids
IaGsnb. Wie bur9 Elm Wuuber blieb bas
in Der Rids NIT Wi9isn bei9dftiste Wdbs
den unuerisbrt. Ser &aften, auf benz ss
faB, wurbe gang 3srtrimmert, ebenio bic
beuuste Birfe, uon weI9er GbeiIe mad
allen Ridtunsen fosen; aud bic 2ampe
wurbe a%ertrimmert.
Gbartn8tf9e Staaten.
- Cine eissntbimIi4e Scene bat fi9
tlr3Ii4 tn Sofia auf benz untersn
Sauptmartt a~bseipielt. Gin bort wobns
batter iunssr Mann, Der iebenfaIs gu tisf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
SGmorrboioen:A er5te, ueIds uorssber

SGmorrboioeu' Ner3te, peI4s uorssben,
stn @sbsimmittsl obsr cine nsue Metboss
ber gsbanbIuns Der 9dmorrboiben gu Be:
fsen, bic eursm 5ausarste unbstannt finb,
MAIDEN fe nur cure 2sidtsIdubisteit 3u
Ruse, uul aus suren 2sibsn gortbeil Su
stsben. Oie i@limmiten Sdue, bic ben
Mertten unter bic 9dubs tommsn, fnb bic:
ienisen, bic aus Der gfui9ersi FOLDER
Quadialber entiteben. Cine 20idbriae
grfabruns NIT allen artsn BON Sdmorrboi:
ben unb bic Btuisuus aller meoi3inii9eu
S9ulen baben 3ur @eniss bspisien, bab
Mnatefs bas tuusrIdifsfte. i@nslits rabts
faIite unb uerniinftisfte alsr isst bstanns
ten Wittel sessn 5dmorrboiosn lit. Yros
ben pon Guatelis pe,ben frei pou 3. Rsu.
ffdbtsr & Co., Spr 24l6, Rsp Oort, usrs
fanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Rtnneiota.

50. s. SIsntie, felt 8 Sabrsn 8aiF.
rer Der Chicago 81 NOrtbweitern Sabn 3u
8 In o a, wurbe neuIi9 bur9 ben rsiisns
ben gubitor Der Babu ibsrrai9t, unb cine
llutsriu9uns Der Bidder SIsntis's ersab,
baB Elm Osfjit pon $500 porbanoen.
5Isutis usrlor ben &opf unb tnih aus,
purbs absr i9on In 9omer, NO CT i9 i'm
5auie zines Grsunbss aufbieIt, psrbaftet
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&DAS GROSSEF
9fbmer3enbeilmittel.

Gin Sabr.
Spuapn, Ssras, SUM-, 1888. - Gin Satr
lang lit I'D an neuraIsil6cn S6mcrSen uno
musts sintn Sipf sebrau6st. 81. SatObs
Stl betlt. mid. - Shoe. Morttu.
Srsi @pnate.
9aStpn,S g., rs. SUM-, 1888. Qttt bret
WUnate an 9ttbtsnsuraIsis; elm. SlalHs q.
Safobs Del btilte mid. - .. s. Ssrtner.
Sn go Mfinutcn.
S%rStnstpn, Sls., %. Nat, 1888. -
ttnssfdbr Srei SABRE surid lit Grau g9btrt
Ssnspf an Ropf. unb @sli6tsnsuralsie; iie lit
brsi Sage; Madden, ls Ct. Satubs Sci per.
futt bate perihpanben bic S6mer;en in 20
@inu!sn. - Sas. Z. grccncr, sIpotbstsr.
THE CHARLES 4. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. No
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Cine feline Hieiin unter ben Yiuen 1T

bic ct. 8srna,b Srdutsrpils. Sic bat
R6 burd ibre auBeroroentlr@e 5siItraft
einen wobIusroisnteu WsItruf erworbsn.
Bel 8erftopfuns, llnusrbuuIi9tsit, Wans
gel bss Ippstits, glabunsen, fdledten
@eidmad i'm Wunbe uno allen St0rungeu
Der llnterIeibs Srsane iberrast iie ale
8atent' W~ebibinen, bic In ben 3situnasn,
R~aIenoern, an 5dunen unb iosar an Sell
fen auspoiaunt werben. 5aItet gu1 an
oas aIte unb ebrIide beuti9e &rdutsrs
WittsI unb Sbr werbet es ni4t bereuen.
Die ct. Bernard &rduterpiaen finb tn
alien apOtbetsn gu babeu.
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in bas BiersIus sei9aut bate, sIaubte tn
ieiner Wobnuns gu isin unb 3os in 6oIse
oeiien bic idmmtIidsn 6leibsr bis auf
Sttiimpfe uno 9emo aus. Der furdtbare
&esen in bieier Ra@t idisn ibn iebo9
etwas gum Sewubtiein 3u brinsen. benn
na@cem er einise 3eit In bieiem Roitam
auf Dem Rart berumseIaufen NOR, fanb ct
enoIi9 has 9aus, In benz er wobnte.
Dur@ beftisss Sieben am S9susn,us
wurbtn bic Sewobner bes 9aufes seusdt,
unb fe bra9ten ibn bann au Belt. Die
Rleioer wurben uuf benz Wartt a~uiammens
seiu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-03
Sutuots.

Drsi Ruabsn aus Cairo, bic
Brlber gsnnis unb @iaie @iaiams,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

his integrity. But Boulanger was
afraid. He preferred the path Of
safety to that of honor, and left his
enemies free to imagine everything
possible evil against him. This is
probably an end of Boulangism in
France, and a good thing for that coun-
try it is. Nobody can find anything
heroic in the most recent of Bou1ang-
er's exploits, his duel with M. FIoquet,
and his fight to Brussels. But France
has been surfeited with heroes. She
wants republican statesmen, seeking
the good of their country rather than
the promotion Of their own ambitions.
It is quite likely that Brussels viii
not long be a safe or pleasant harbOr
for the exile. He viii probably soon
go to England, and perhaps ultimately
to this country, where he can do no
harm, and may aspire to citizenship in
the greatest republic in the world
Chicago Ledger.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
A Ready-Wftted Girl.

Silence had reigned for some time
that thick, rank silence which is like
the calm before the storm. Finally it
was broken; but his words came cold
and imprisoned.
"Maude," he asked, edo you think
marriage IS a failure ?"
"I don't feel able to express an opin-
ion on SO grave a subject, she replied,
"but know q good way to find it ont. :"
This happened at least two months
ago, and they are both ready now to
give an emphatic verdict Of mo fall
ure. Merchant ITGUe5eT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
CHAPTER v.
WHAT IS THE MYsTERE?@


We left Guy Vaudeville lying as if dead
upon the floor of the room in the station
house of which TOinette had been an en-
forced inmate.
As no one happened to pass that way, he
struggled slowly back to consciousness by
himself. The blow that felled him had
been a heavy one; for some time he only
realized the sting and pain Of it-a1l else
was a blank.
When his senses came fully back, and
he found himself alone, he made the room
ring with his angry criss.
Where is TOinette? What has become
Of the prisoner" he demanded, as half
dozen policemen thronged the low door
way.
A brief search brought the truth to
light.
aIdiotsl you have let her escaped" he
Kissed
BY this time she was far beyond his
reach. He got up from the floor, feeling
giddy and sick. A carriage took him to
his hotel, where he was compelled to keep
his room for two days, chahng under the
bonds his own helplessness placed
upon him.
That blow might have killed me! It
shall cost Toinette dear, he muttered
shutting his teeth together with an angry,
kissing sound. Proud and scornful as
she is viii find her-humble her to the
dust.
When his strength was restored, ne Sc
cured the services of an experienced de-
tective and secured the streets and by
ways of the great city in quest Of the fU-
gitive.
All his efforts we're futile until one day
when be was passing along a dismal al
ley in the neighborhOOd of the river. A
woman suddenly daTted out Of tenement
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
10 &C. to So Grammar.

A teacher in a Western town, who
asked one of her pupils to procure a
grammar, received the following note
from the girls mother: Il do not de-
sire that Matte shall ingage in gram
mar, as I prefer her to ingage in moro
useful studies and can learn her to
speak and write proper myself [ have
went through two grammGrs and can't
say as they did me no good prefer
Matte to ingage in German and draw
ing and vOkaI music on the piano. -
NeaC York ITj6aGz5e.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
BOuIanger.

BouIanger, the noted French poll
tician. whose admirers had turned his
head with the notion that he was a
f 6a S@P09Go has o9 9Hdq 5a yna aRa
land Doubtless his leaving viii be
for his country's good, though it seems
to have been precipitated by a desire
Senate, upon the demand of NJ. Con-
STAINS, Minister Of the Interior, has or
dered BOulanger's trial for treason
against the republic. Any PATRIOTIC
citizen accused of treason might we'll
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
CHATTER VI
WAT SHOULD SIZE DO?

Arrived at his journeys end, Guy Man
devilIe held a long interview with Major
VillaTs in the library. Though burning
with curiosity, he had decided to keep his
own counsel and await further develop
ments.
How does Toinette appear" was about
his first inquiry.
Quiet and dociIe. Her experience in
running away was not lost upon her.
believe she viii be more tractabIe in fus-
ture
A curious expression crossed Guys
face. BE could no longer doubt but some
one had taken the girl place aud imposed
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

knowing what she should wear and
how It should be made, though she
may not need to take the actual stitch
es herself. In fact, If we knew more
Of the art Of dress and paid less atten-
ton to getting the latest fad, p the in
slant 1t comes out, We should be better
dressed as a nation than we are. To
be able to dress herself and her chill
dren well, one needs to know not alone
how to cut and TT but how 70 cut and
fit clothing shat VIII be becoming
when made. 1t is necessary, then, for
her to pay considerable attention to
color and TO the laws of good taste and
fitness. It is a long step in the right
direction when one finds out that there
are certain laws in matters Of dress
that cannot be transgressed sEith i'm
punity, Just as there are everywhere
else. Patience and perseverance viii
fit wallpaper waist, but they can
not make an Unbecoming fashion or
color becoming.
The most successful dressmakers are
those who pay especial attention to the
lines Of the figure and to the complex
ion, covering up defects of figure and
setting off its advantages by means of
carefully selected and sldllfully adjust
ed fabrics.
If one is unskilIed, she viii do well
TO remember that discretion is the bet
ter part Of valor. 1t is not the part of
wisdom to attempt the most intricate
work the "frst going-off" A simply
made dress that is becoming is far and
away more of success than an i'll
made one modelled after an elaborate
pattern, or one that is unbecoming,
however well made. ChiIdren's clothes
may be sweet and dainty and sim
plicity itself. Ones own clothes may
be Inexpensive and simply made, and
shlIfully contriYed to make one look
her very best, One needs to remem,
Der these truths.-C Chicago Ledger.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

liz Germany there are ], GOO, COO sur-
plus women The surplus waist seems
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

HER 3 Is no
royal road to
leaEnng any
thing, and GER
tainiy n OF to
dres 8 m king.
0 n the other
hand, it requires
q o pc culiarly
s CT en- tifc or
philo s optical
pEe1im in q ry
-trainin g, an d
there is nothing
to prevent any
WO man fro m
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
Philip BayloF Bride;
Or
MAJOR VILLARS' FATAL MISTAKE.
BY RETT WILDWOOD.
BY RETT WINwOCD.
CHAPTER ".
4 800 TEAIPrArIoN.

u LC lie " a S
hooking at the
coarse, hard
featured face of q
man past middle
age. Startling
as the fact
S Q e N e d, sh Q
knew he must be
Major Villars.
For a few mo-
ments she could
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14
OUTSIHE.

Tramp Gentlemen, I represent a
Committee on Ways and Means, and
am entitled to recognition and free
admittance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

Tramp (soliloquizing) -Yes, 8 com
mittee Of one, appointed by meselt OF
lie 4DGys Of gsbtin' into de baseball
grounds without T2eG91s-savy
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

! wondering whether treachery had
: been used.
Come, Toinette. " he cried, i'm
patiently, don't stand there like
a stone image. You are in my
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-14

denly IN the narrow pathway. She looked
up, cry of amazement breaking from her
lips.
Her startled glance rested upon the
dark, handsome face Of the original Of the
pencil sketchi The fascinating stranger
with whom DuIcie had fallen in love al
first sight stood before her!
She stared at him breathlessly, her
heart beating to the verge of sutfOcatiOn.
For moment she half fancied herself the
victim of some strange optical llssion.
The next, the young man had darted
forward and caught her in his arms.
You look at me as If I were q ghosJl"
he exclaimed; touching his bearded lips TO
her cheek. Il have nearly frightened you
to death. 1t was wrong to take you so by
surprise; but I could send no message
without its coming to Major Yillars' knoWl-
edge, and you have warned me again and
again not to arouse his anger or suspi-
ciOns. So I hid in the shrubbery, and
waited lmpatiently for you to appear in the
grounds. knew you would surely come
to our old trysting- place
At the touch Of those bearded lips, Dull
eie's impulsive heart thrObbed as it had
never thTObbed before. But following that
thrill Of rapture came a sickening feeling
Of dread
How strangely had her inexperienced
feet been tangled in the web Of fatei
Those tender caresses we're not intended for
herl
Her head dropped upon his shoulder.
Even IN that supreme moment she real
lied that life would never again be the
same TO her if compelled TO give him up.
ITO BE CoETIsUED.l
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-07
Notes About the City.

Messrs. Holmes g. Smith will commence
the first of next week to build their large
block on N street between Twenty fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Mrs. Matte E. Dunn will open millinery
store in William II. Kyne & Co.'s store on N
street.
Bernard S. Eybell. formerly of the engi-
neer corps of this city, has accepted posi-
tion on the engineers corps of Pierre, S.
Oak. under City Engineer Fred H. Meyer,
and left Saturday evening for his new field.
Building permits have been issued by In
spector Breen to Rowland 81 Bradford,
warehouse at Albright and to Nathan Cor
don for improvements on Missouri avenue
and Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Joseph Junlsn, of Red Oak. Ia, Is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. S. d. Rynearson.
The money is up on the game Of base ball
to be played in the Third ward park Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock between the
Sobotker and Swift clubs, and an exciting
game is expected.
j. w. Coon, one of Plattsmouth's leading
stock shippers, spent Saturday at the yards.
John Dougherty has arrived from Chicago
and will go in partnership with his brother,
James Dougherty, of this city.
Dennis Feoley was bound over to the
district court by Judge King in $1,000 for
cutting Daniel Reagan and MIR. Reagan
battery in the row in the Third ward in
which Feoley was stabbed three times.
Arthur W. SAKE, who has been ill, was re-
moved to Omaha yesterday.
Peter Hetterman, who bit G. l.. Sullvan's s
lower lip off, at the California hotel Third
ward, will have q hearing before Judge
King Monday at o'clock.
Manager Edward F.. Swift, Of Kansas
City, on his way west from Chicago, visited
the packing house of Swift & Co.
A Swedish meeting will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Daniel Condor and Silas Forsyth were
arrested Friday for taking g. A. Sobotker's
little dog, but when they were brought back
it was explained that a bystander had picked
up the dog and put 1T in a measure of oats
and the dog had been put in the wagon and
carried off unknown to them. They were
discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-07
A Big Attendance.

BEATRICE, Neb., July 6.-[Special to The
BEE. From early dawn until late at night
the Chautauqua grounds have been the
scene of the greatest animation. Thousands
OF visitors have been pouring into the city
ali day to hear the "Hoosier orator." Robert
Mcintyre, and Sam Jones, the famous evan
gelist, who are the chief attractions of
this very successful assembly. Mr.. McIn-
tyre arrived yesterday afternoon and was
enthusiastically received.
Governor Thayer and State Treasurer
Hill came down yesterday afternoon
and We're the guests of the Chau-
tauqua association. The governor was
given serenade by the Beatrice
band, and expressed his appreciation Of the
compliment in a brief speech Just prior to
the beginning of the regular evening services
the governor addressed the assembly briefly
and complimenting the management on the
success of the affair, the beautiful grounds
and referred to the beneficent influences Of
the Chautauqua movement.
To-day is 'Traveling Mems Day." and a
large number of knights of the grip from all
sections of the state are present and enjoyed
themselves hugely. The morning was gen.
orally devoted to the routine work OF the as
sembly normal and other educational classes.
At 3 O'Clock Robert Mcintyre, of
Chicago, H., delivered a magnificent
descriptive address on "Wyandotte Cave,
or Thirty Hours in the Sunless World" AS