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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
III.
Sic Simmelslsiter.

Ser NsufuuSLduber unb fem 9esletter
befanben ft9 IN Der bi9ter StniterntB all
Ietn ouf etnem Isidtsn Rabue, Der pom Der
unbebeutenbtsn @eue umssitirst werben
~ miif en- i9isn. Ri1tsbsitopentser mar
Der iuuse Watroie auf bisisr unermebIi6en
i6uaraeu 5Id9e ietuss 8eses sswiB. @s
feblte inn nidt on @rtsuuunss3ei1en, Sis
i'm In Der redten gabu srbtelteu d; er rus
bsrts bemua9 obus llntsrbrs9uns raid
uno trdftis fort, wdbrenb er unter BEN
@infufe bss taItsn Wiubss NIT ben 3db:
men tIappsrte.
Dem Srsmbsn, Der idpsisen6 i'm Sin.
tertbstIe bes &abueS faB, entstns bic I'm:
bsbasIi6:eit bss Ratroisn nidt.
,,glrmer Sunse," iaste ct nit GbeiI'
nabme, .,es friert Siei nebmsn Sic bod
meiueu Wautel."
sd bante Sbneu, u,ein Ser; es IL
ut5t Der Mibe psrtb. @ir werben bali
Iaubeu, Oauu tube i'd mstne SIsiber ME:
Der, bic i'd In elmer TsIienipaIte ueritsti
babe 49,. Smperttueuter 8inb! .... @s
wdre mir wabrbaftts Iieber, ans &anb 81
i9ptmmen, ME i'd es sepObut btn."
,,9bsr idwimmsnO cine bebeutenb,
Strsts ;uriittuIeSeu, muB bod ssfdbrlid
ietu," bemertte Der Grembe, benz IS eiuisC
lleberptnOuns 5u tOiten i4teR, bas DE;
ipra6 fOrtjuieeen."
nQu ba6en sic &s9t, meiu SEER; e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
. lite Q II.
Ser 3puwa1ter.
Cine @r5abtuns na4 benz 6ron36fi9en Ses
&lie Serttct.

Grej bearbeitet non 8. ror 9]eltbeim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

poIeon I. BET isirem Ibi9ieo pon SoutaireS
bIsau rtros fstnsr Wenideupsradturs"
swei Stunben bamit ausebra9t babe, Sob:
rollsn In isinem &uffer aufjuftapsIn. Gts
nise 3ranjis 2ateien tdtten bieisr Bei@dfs
ttsuns bur4 bic anseIeste Ebire suseieben.
gnbli3 babe elmer it4 untertbdnisft bic 8es
mertuus erIaubt: pWtaieitdt Ia7en uieI llns
sIid sutit.- NapoIeor babe fd ben
Spre4er anseieben, juei ober bret &oIen
senOmmsn unb ssiast: vOu wiaft @eIb7
Dal" Damn babe er ibm bas @eIb mis-
tbenb ssseu bic Sruit seidIeubert. Rtss
manb babe nuu wieber etntutreten gepast A.;
NIT benz sirsn Wurf babe Der 8atier
Gus ~sntmutbist. Otod nod so SGbren
iasts Der S%ofmameIut Gouftan 1u Sarcep:
rSsbr ;o,nis, Der 8aiier, iebr Sornis."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
NbaetrumDft.

,Sn SIREN ausen Isie i'd SBre @sFn.
nuns ssseu mid, duBerte Elm lId ieIbft &C..
fausnSer, ~aumaBenber iunser @eniS &c.
gen cine Dame. pSn bieism Taus," snt:
sssnete bic seiitrei&e frau, bin i'd sepiB
bag sic Niemauber @twas bGuon lusen
wer6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Gin neues Sdlafmittel bat man tn ga:

ris erfunben, wel1ss fsbr bsIisbt su usrs
ben bssinnt unb has almdbIis bic Spiats
usr6raIst. 0ieies neue f4Iafbrinsenbs
WittsI bsitsbt sinfa9 aus einem &opftifsr
bas NIT SopienbIdttern sefiat 1T. Die
0irtuns bisier &tfen wtro iebr ssribmt,
obpobl sissntIi5 Rtemanb 70 redt iassn
tann, norm bic llria9e berieIber ga fin6eR
III 4; uamsntli5 ioueu btsis Rifsu fir bpiter:
TIDE pbsr ionit neruenIetoeube Sraren BELL
fam ieir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Ser Boron SitruQes ersabIt, bab Ra,

(Sortiesuns foI8t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

~bsI5lant9sn. 0er!Sarmer IL b6ufis etsipun-
gen am fraten ROrgen ippObl ME am lp6ten
@bsnb I'm Grsien gu fein, uno in Der Staetuno
auf benz 2anSs f6lafer bic RenI6en bel pfe>
men genItsrn. Die Cuff 1T eefIQt n,ttb ben @us>
%bintuneen ron ScrfnuIenSen 9f0ritn. g8tr
atbn,sn bieIslbe pa6enb uno i5lafenS ctr. mo-
bur6 bas GIFT lansiam pur6 9eber une Gun,
gen IN infer Slut eeIan9t. Selblt Der itdrflte
@ann fablt abssIpannt rnb fann n:6t arbet-
ten; er 1T franf. Die Qeber fam ibre SUM.
tipnen ni6t mebr SerIe6sr, Serffppfuus trttt
Gin ur6 slppetitloHssrtt fclgt, ba6 SIut rptrs
urreir. Siele RenlAen 1ernahldit9en bisle
Ssmptbpme bts eS ju frat 1T. gle tcTeh
ssreebIi6 bas fiblerss Wetter Ie tpiecerberItel>
len pirb. @ei6p66t but6 Gift unc 8rant>
belt fno lie lethter @rfSltursert auS9eIest.
@aS III jebt am telten an tbunS @au nebrts
mad Misunderstanding, ME 60 tn Stelet
SawItnSen BON beutI6en Gantilten seItteRt, 6as
bette 9orbeuounaSs urb SeilmitteI ramltb;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
HnuntesBluf
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gu tsintr arSerer Belt ME I'M (

Serbf fcutt
meM
9ea6tet psreen,
bag erber une
Slut IN gutter
Srbnuns fnb.
balben,
~beIpnbers a u (
benz n Be,
firbt bic SsSe>
totipn ab uno
Yerpsf baSu
TO m mt Rt>
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bteGen 0rn,eE AZ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THIS little squb from the Philadelphia
Inquirer is respectfully commended t
some OF our fellow citizens who desire
federal offices:
In Justice totho administration it should
be stated that the Garter Harrison who
was Yesterday appointed United States
marshal for the middle district Of Ten
nessee is not the ex-mayor OF Chicago.
He ia the presidents brother, and his ap-
sonal fitness for the place. His canvass
WAS model one. After his papers had
been filed he went back to his work and
consistently refused to make a personal
visit or appeal to the president. "My
brother knows want the place." he said,
and ii ami fitted for it will yet it with
out more ado. II not won't" There
puay be moral In this for some one else.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

1t is no wonder that the credit OF santa
Fe county is poor, Besides an admins
tration OF affairs Tor the past four yea~
which was bound to bankrupt any county
no matter how rich, We find that the AS
Sessmcnts have been very unequal, anu
that great iavoritism exists and has
existed
We desire to call attention to the first
case in point Mr. Lorenzo MARITIME
owns a nice piece OF land Immediately
east of and adjoining the home ot Mr.
Geo. c. Preston on Palace avenue. reyc@
persons have made efforts to purchas'
/ this tract from Martinez, but the oNne
/ has considered it worth and set his price
at about 81 800 for the tract. Nov let IL
assume thas the tract isreaIly worth 500
this sum, We are informed, could be ha'
for the tract at any time, IN eXamna
ton Of the assessment roll for 1855 VII
show that Mr.. Martinez returned tn
property for taxation at the sum OF SS=
and that this assessment was approved h.
the county commissioners.
Such instances are plentiful, and, q
We have remarked, it is no wonder unde
such an administration OF affairs, tina
Santa Fo county is about bankrupt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

REV. w. H. WILLIAMS, of Silver City,
who was in the city on yesterday, is a
candidate for post chaplain, U. s. army.
Mr.. Williams has been strongly Endorsed
by prominent people all over New Mexico
for the position. He is eminently we'll
qualified for the position. He is gentle
man OF fine education and attainments
and an eloquent preacher. The New
MEXICAN hopes that he will be appointed,
he has been a resident OF Silver City for
two years and has the strongest OF
home Endorsements he has secured fine
recommendations 80 far at Santa Fe, Las
Vegas, Wagon Mound, Ration, Springer,
Kingston, Hillsboro, Lake Valley and
Deming; also from several army officers
OF note. His appointment would be very
pleasing to his friends and to the people
OF New Mexiro.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

Col. JOsEpH / BENNETT, OF Las Cruces,
has been appointed [. $, Indian agent al
tie Mescalero Indian agency, vice CoWArL
resigned. The appointment is good one
Col. Bennett served throughout the var
in the volunteer service, and saw had and
DANGEROUS service in New Mexico in Apa.
che Indian campaigns. He has been II
resident of this territory over twenty-five
wears. He is intimately acquainted with
the MesCaleros, their habits, tribal reIa-
tons and mode Of living, Although for
many wears Democrat, Col. Bennett he
came 50 disgusted with the free trade
principles Of his party and the general
corrupt and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF affairs
in New Mexico during the past four years,
that he formally renouncedt the Democratic
party and did woman service for the Re
/ publican party ut the last election. lie is
man OF ability and experience in bust
/ ness and public affairs. We are OF the
opinion that the appointment will prove
judicious and proper one and that Col
Bennett will make q good and competen
| indian agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THE Maxwell Land Grant company is
doing excellent work for the territory
Says the Ration Range:
The Maxwell Land Grant company i:
doing excellent work in building up Coz
fax county. Capitalists are benz inter.
ested in developing our agricultural re-
sources, Irritating canals OF immense
dimensions are being built, extensive tcIe-
phone lines are being construrted and il
is now currently reported that the com
pany will take hand in building much
needed and valuable line OF railroad, No
corporation has shown more enterprise
spent more money or done more to
materially benefit this section OF New
Mexico than the Maxwell Grant COM
DanV
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

Commencing Monday, October l5,
1888, the WABASH route, in connection
with the Union Pacific railway, Kansas
division, will run new and elegant Buffet
Pullman cars daily between Cheyenne,
Denver and St. Louis, via Kansas City
without change OF cars. This makes the
shortest route between those points from
l20 to 1870 miles. Only one change Of cars
between Cheyenne, Denver and Cincin-
natl, Louisville and all points south, Chi
cago Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Rochester, Albany, New York, Boston
and points east, indianapolis, Akron,
Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Bati-
more, Washington and all middle and sea
board states points. This makes the
shortest, fastest and most complete route
in all respects between the west and the
east. The pullmans are fresh from the
shop and are of the most elegant and
modern design. All connections at st,
Louis are made in the Union depot.
The official schedule will be published
later. G. NJ. HAMpsoN,
Commercial Agent, Den yer. Colo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

By persons who, attacked by mild form OF
rheumatlm, neglect to seek prompt relief.
subsequently torture is prevented by an imme-
diae resort to Hostcttprs stomach Bittcrs
Slight exposure, an occasional dlaught, vii
bcget this painful mala ", where tn re is a pre-
disposition to it III the blood Iii. not iii lieu i
to arrest the troubla a. the outset, bur well nign
imp sSiblc to e iiCa e 1t when ma urrd st
evidence in relation TO this superb blood de
purcnt is III re posi- I've than tina which estab
fishes its efficacy as preventive and rcmcd
fOrrneuma.sm, Not on y is it thorough, bu
safe, which the vegetable and mineral poisons
often taken as curative of the disease, are not
Besides peliug the rueuma ic virus from tAt
system, IL oyercOmes lever and aguc, biIiousuess
constipation and dyspepsia.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09
WE OFFER YOU WEALTH

By giving you the current information
necessary to intellgently utilize your
means. For $l.O0. The Kansas City
Weekly Journal sixty-four column paper,
complete in every feature necessary to
make it frst-class, can be had fer 500
per year. Those who have received this
valuable paper during the campaign need
no introduction. To all others we say, try
it, Hand your subscriptions to the pub
fishers OF this paper and he will forward
same to us. journal Co., Kansas City,
Mo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

SANTA FE county seems to be getting
along about as we'll ever, county govern
ment or no county government. But,
nevertheless, the people OF this county
would like to know how the expenditures
OF the county compare with its receipts
during 1887 and 1888, and how the ac-
counts of our several county officials
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

The money for the current expense
bonds, to the amount OF 100000, has
been received by the territorial treasurer,
and all warrants for services and supplies
since March /, 1889, will be paid out OF
this SUN.
sion, rendered on Yesterday, Mr. G. D.
Koch can now proceed and take steps tC
ascertain whether or not his appointment
as county commissioner by ex-Gov. Ross
Is legal one.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

Mr.. l.. H. l.. WILLIAMSON, a prominent
citizen OF Sierra county, is candidate for
inspe tor OF land of ;es He is well re,.-
commended by prominent Republicans all
over this territory, has splendid army
record, is fully qualified for the position
and has some strong Indiana influence.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

SURVEYOR GENERAL JULIAN hates the
Republicans as the devil does holy water
But nevertheless he holds on to office like
grim DEATH and uses all sorts Of family
infuen1e i'll that direction. He is not
quite a Independent and sturdy man as
he would like to have people believe hlm
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

The New Mexican oilers 800 for the
Cullom letter. The Gallup Re lister is
called upon to produce it. The editor OF
the Register made his statement in this
office regarding the letter in the presence
OF a crehtable witness. If he made a
false statement We want to know it.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
Bring forth the fiery, untamed steed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

CONCLUDING from the number of appll-
cants for federal office in New Mexico
the Republicans Of this territory must
have received great many recruits during
the past six months.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THE railway mail service is being i'm
proved steadily and slowly. Ho" ever
considerable more improvement can be
made without harm and without detri-
ment to the service.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THE New MEXICAN publishes to-day the
county funding law passed at the last
session of the legislature. The act con-
tains interesting matter for the tax payers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

If the citizens OF Santa Fe set about it
the right way, good lied appropriation
for new quarters and an increase Of the
garrison at Fort Marcy can be obtained,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THE New MEXICAN is Informed that
Mr. j. K. De Mier, Of Las Cruces, is
candidate for warden OF the territorial
peniteutiarY
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

THE storm hag has been pulled down
and fair weather flag pulled up. About
time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09
THURSDAY, MAY 9.

PRESIDENT HARRISON evidently believes
in making haste slowly"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09
CITY SUBSCRIBERs.

MI c. H. Gregg has sole charge of the city
circulation OF the NEw MEXICAN, and all sub
:. seriptions mast be paid to him or at this ofics
City subscribers will confer q favor by report
ing 70 this once all cases Of non-,ielivery OF
papers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

LAS Cruces now has two daily papers.
Let her 60, How we apples swim.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

We do not think that Republican ad-
ministration was elected for the purpose
of keeping Democrats in fat offices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09

WHAT Is the matter with keeping up
work on the streets, Messrs. Commission
ers of the territorial prison.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-09
Atlantic &PaCifC
r. r GO.
Law and Land Department.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, ,

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Commissioner
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

trodnenben @inbe, unb oritters fam
bur6 @initreuen BON altem, perrotte=
tenn Dinser in Die Surden nod mebr
S6ub 9esen &alte unb Trodenbeit
se9eben tperben. Dur6 ben Dinaer
wirb sleid5eitis audi mod eine &rdf=
tisung Der Pflan5en errei6t. Man
ide jebOb ben Samen ni6t bidter
als n6tbis, ba gu bi6te Saaten nun
i6md6li6e 8flan5en liefern. =
Sol6e fribe Iusiaaten u%ertrasen:
Die Yatinaf, Beter1ilie, &apon, 1ibi=
ride &6rbelribe, S6nittz, Ste9z,
&opfz unb 8in6elalat, @artenfrelie,
3wiebel, 8orre, &abies9en, Mairii<
ben, 8oreti6, 8obnenfraut, @pinat,
@artenmeloe, Sauerrampfer un6 3uz
f%ererbie. IS 1T ielb1toeri tdnbli9,
baB, uenn man friibe &uslaaten Dor
1timmt, Tim fribe @rnten gu balten,
man audi fribe Sorten ba3u tpdblen
muB. Die Iusmabl lit ni9t 16tper,
oa jeoes Samenper5ei9niB in bteier
8e5iebuns &uK6luB sibt. Dte fur5e
Paitinafmur5el 1T friber mie Die
LANCE. SON &opflalatiorten iinb Die
empfinbli9ten aus5ul9lieben; BON
S6nittz unb 8inbelalat iinb oasesen
ale Sorten, eben1o Dol, @~artenfreHe,
Borre unb &abies6en seei9net.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
sc Of 8.

Gin flamii6er Bauer batte feline
Brobucte portbeilbaft perfauft unb
tpoate iid in 8ri1el einen suten Gag
MAIDEN, ba feline Glte 5u 9aus linn
bod ni6ts %persDnnte. @r sins in
Elm feines @aitbaus. Dort Iab er
einen 9errn elien uno poriidtis aus
einem fleinen T6pfden 166pfen.
u8rin9t mir audi 10 ettpas, aber einen
sr6Bern Sppf" ia9te Der Sauer benz
&e0ner. Dieier bra6te einen sroBen
Senftopf uno 9enuBfu9ti9 peri6(ans
Der 2anbmann einen san5en 26fel
ppa auf einmal. Ser nit ipaniI6em
Rfeffer Der tdrfte Gent primlte ibm
our9 Stale unb Sbren. Mit ben
5iBen itrampelnb uno Die Sdnbe iiber
oem &opf 5uiammenldlaseno, rief
bas arme 8duerlein: uS6neibet mir
NaI' unb Sbren ab unb sriiBt meme
Srau unb &inber. Sd muB iterben!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Gde GeSar mno siebente Str., st. Saul.
Nene 9etmatben !
in
Morrison Co., Mimi.
9as bette @olstanO int staate.

@enn 9u cine eieene 6eimtb iu6ft, nm
Dir ben @runb 3u fiinftieer unabbdn9ies
felt su le9en, oann i6lieBe Did elmer uns
ierer 2anbs@rcnriionen na1 Morrifom
60. an. Nuf 80 Nder sutem nnb 9iinitig
eelegenem 6ol3lanb fannit 9u Dir nnb
ben 9eini9en cine !6eimatb nit einem
ii6eren unb eutengusfommen neri6affenr
rpenn 0u nur genng @elb bait, tint bic
erite fleine M~bbesoblune sn MAIDEN. Ser
NalO ioret fir ben gteit, rpenn Dn muir
arbeiten miait. Ser @alO eibt Sir
Material, TIM 6dufer SIT bauen. Ser
WalO gibt Dir @elb eenue, Die Steuern
su besablen, iopie au6 Die nG6ite Nbbe=
3ablune am 2anbe au MAIDEN. Ser
W1lO gibt benz 1lnbemittelten cine
l6One @eleeenbeit, ii6 cine eieene 6ei=
matb at banen nnb bietet i6m einen
S6ub seeen bic Stiirme bes @inters.
Sin paar &i6e, einige Sbafe nnb 6Gbner
limb 9enrg, ltm Did I'M Wolbe III ern6tds
rem. l1no p6brenb NON bamit bei6QftiQf
lit, iein 2anO auf3urdumen, unb es NIT
9ebauenem 6ol5, Sizes nnb 2o9s besablt,
ltei9t bas Qanb inn 9reis, nnb binnen me-
nigen Sabren befiBt man cine fd0ne
Garm, Die ein fleines 0ermo9en mertb it,
Nue bieie Gortbeile befommt man BET
Nnfieolung in Der neren beuti6en Colo
ME in Worriion &c., etna 80 Weilen pom
ben 9roben Stabten ct. Saul nnb Min~
neopolis. @enn man fofort fommt, fann
ntan fi6 Sano geraoe oi6t bel Der neuen
@iienbabn, Die jebt BON 2ittle Sails nad
Staples Wills gebaut wirb, ii6ern. 8nte
Giienbabnz9 erbinbun9pn nit ben grobem
Wtarftpldben iilo einew ieben Qanbmonn
lebr Don Se0entultg, llnb mir 6eQen Die
6offnung, OaB 0u Die GeleQenbei1 be-
nuben mtrit, pd6renb es nod ni6t All
ipdt lit. Sies lit fein Speculcntenz 2onb,
nnb mir %perlan9en feline beitimmteS umme
in 8aar per Nder. @enn On II bis 90
Dollars ais 6ano9elO 3u besablen bait,
10 oaB mir ieben, baB es Define wirfli6e
Nbfi6t lit, oas 2onb 3u foufen, 10 fannlt
Dn rubi9 fommen; aber better lit es ma
tiirlt6er Weife, ipenn Oh 60 bis 80 Doll
lars bait, 70 boB On Define Bopiere fofort
befommen fannft. l1nier Qonbagent be-
glettet Did binars nno sei9t Dir nnents
eeltli6 bas 2anb. 9lue 2o~nbfdufer babem
freie 3eiie. 8omn' mGbrenb bas 0etter
i60n lit uno Du ieben @fannit, mas Oos
2anb wirfli6 mertb lit.
W MQe ndberen Nllsfiinfte meroen
in nnierem Compton, bos BON Z llbr
Mor9ens bis 8 llbr 2lbenbs offen lit, gez
9eben. 2ittfe Sails lie9t nur 81 Stunoen
@iien6abnreiie BON ct. Baul. N6t 9iiee
gebeu td9li6 bortbin, aber am bequemiteu
1T es, nit Dem S6neusu9e, 4 nbr Na6z
mit!a9s, SIT reifen.
u. 6. SODmSOn MnO Co.,
@eneraI 9anb= uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@ie Sritter unb SibGep etraBe, ct. @anI, 9sinm+
200 8aiGtnstpn 9lnenue Glib, minneapolis, Rinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

9 On gaernenbof.
l1nterOfficier: rStiQ9eftanoen! =
@as, bas nennt Sbr ftiugeltanben?
Sd fDnnte Sud- bod slei6 ue9en
1ffentli6er &ubeit6runa belan9en
laBen, SIR MISREPRESENTATION"
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9anss It. Samomtrtbi6ait
CSpn Setter 2ab.)
ueber etn sc ittel Sanbs
1tetn ppr8 ermitteruna
5m d ii Ben
@pn &etsr 9as.)

9ur6 ben bdufsen Semperaturwed).
iel fallen, je na6 Der Structur nnb
Sprm oes Steines, aae Sanbiteinar=
beiten BET 8auten, Die Ser @itteruno
ansgelebt iinb, mebr ober weniaer
raid Der 3%erltOruns anbeim, inbem
Die tbeni9en unb falfisen 8inoemit=
tel Der Sarofbrner selDit, unb bier
nit Die Seitiefeit beg @anbIteins
permi1oert miro. @ans b~elonbers
ltno plattenfDrmi9e Steine empfinb=
:. @er bnrd Reaen pber iunif ettuas ourdnasi
iuuroe, l9u nit Dem @Saher uilts su tbun baben: e
befarne tbnt niht gut. Sn bieier STEELE tuarne i'd
aud bapor, rad iOIdhem Babe irsenb mare aieibel
ansu5teben. Sieie mlIen puuitdnbts trpfen iein.
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4nItt9es.
Gin 5drtli6er @atte.

9as sTreiiinnise 9sbl. entbdlt fol-
senbes Snierat: ~Guf9epaBt! Weine
Srau 1T Mir entlaufen; Der iie mir
5urudbrinst, fann iib auf eine Era6t
Rrisel sefabt MAIDEN, uno uer ibr
etfuas borst ober leibt, bafir bin ib
ni6t baftbar. S6afer in 9alber9>
mDps."
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6 tnber m II II 3.

Srib6en bat gum @eburtstus cine
eNatur9ei6i6te fir &inoer' befomz
men. DIANA, fraste er, vmtiien
oenn Die Tbiere mObf ibre Namen?"
Mama: Stein, mein &inb!"
Srtb6en: u9as lit au6 iebr gut.
8ie piroen fid ionit &inb, S6af
unb @iel i6dmen!"
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@r aenirte lid.

uSie moaten einen Selb1tmurb=
perlub unternebmen, Weni6; uarum
9in9en sic benin 11ur bis an ben
Sals ms @a1ier?" ~
SD senirte MIDI 10 - es Iaben
10 piele 2eute 5u!"
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Gin Gate.

Gin 5drtli9 der @atte.
Sobn bes goselbdnOlers (dns1tz
lid rufeno) ngater, Gater, fomm'
I6nea berein!"
goselbdnbler (eri6redt) J: r@as
9:bt's benn?"
Sobn: rDie Wutter itirbt!"
Spselbdnbler (%berubist): vDu
hummer Sunse, bait Mid erl6redt,
ib bab' l6on se9laubt, Die @69el
wdren fortseflo9enl"
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g il Ber Trpi It.

SI s Grolt It.
Die Srau iibt am 6liisel unb linet
nit 2eibenl6aft: 80 febr' 5uriif,
lab' bid erwei6en; mas that id Dir,
parum mid flieb'n?!"
@atte (eintreteno) J: Stun, mas
|i6reiit 9u benin 10? SD bin ia bal"
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IS oiienbe q t.

rMein Srdulein, fennen Sic bie
I0semalt Der 2iebe?"
rA6 nein, i6 babe mod 10 menie
&pmare gelelen"
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g don lanqe Der.

S6on lanse Der.
sag mai, Sunse, bait On ba
feinen 9aIen berlaufen ieben?"
SOL"
Isle lanse mag bas FER iein?"
Sat f6nne um @eibnadt' bernm
bret Sobr iein."
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sc e BegriinOung g.
Serr: u8as, sic slauben, baB
Der COMMENCEMENT 10 piel Geritdnb
Gat?"
Dame: u@ewiB, 9err Baron :
ct 9ebt ia lpariam 9e1tr9 bamit UNI"
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$ e d b 0 q E [.

Be9pogel.
SD bah fsin Slid in bieier @elt,
Sa, Iaes brinst mir S6aben,
l1n0 fliest mir cine Saub' in's Maul,
Damn 1T lie = ni6t %sebrater.