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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
The Holly Tree.

Although the holly is one Of the most
beautiful Of our evergreen plants, it is
comparatively rare that it is found do
mesticated and adjoining the lawns
either of our suburban villas or the
grounds of more extensive and remote
country places. Many forest com
paniOns of the holly have been removed
from their parent soil and made to
flourish in all their original vigOr and
beauty near the abOdes of men; but it
has, for the most part, maintained its
wild estate of savage freedom, and In
general is only to be seen in its full
glory in the spots where 1t has been
planted by natures own hand This
apparent neglect of a plant, which is
second to none Of the evergreens in its
ornamental character, is due to no
want of aesthetic appreciation on the
part of arbOriculturists but to the be
lief which generally prevails, among
amateur gardeners at least, that the
holly Will not bear transplanting, and
VIII languish and die when removed
from its native soil. Many country
gentlemen and farmers have made the
attempt only to fail, and the failures
have been so frequent as to discourage
many others who would have been
happy to adOrn their grounds with this
healthy, wholesome tree, which, with
its suggestions Of the Christmas sea
son of goodwill, seems, as it stands
amid the winter snow, with its red
berries and wealth of glistening green,
to be a tonic and a refreshment to the
physical vision, and to bear on every
bOugh a genial, hearty message, full of
good cheer and Baltimore Sun.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
Al Anehored Boarder.

Winks-How often do you change
your boarding house now, Jinks?
Jinks-I never change at all
Winks-YOU don't. Perfectly COM
Portable, Ell?
Jinks-NO, I'm mighty uncOmfOrt-
able; but I've changed often enough to
know I never gain anything by chang
ing.-NelU York Weekly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

being than it Is to leave a desirable
widow for some one else to marry.
If you VIII knock the top off this
trunk you VIII discover the clothing of
a mean man. Ia case you cannot knock
the lid entirely of burst It open q lit
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
A Joker that Ought to Be Jailed.

Visitor TO man in cell -"What are
you here for, my man 2"
Prisoner For stealing a pair Of
shoes"
Visitor Don't you regret your ac-
ton? ?"
Prisoner-"I do; both shoes were
let's"
Visitor Then you got left"
Prisoner-"I say, Mr.. JaiIer, here's
a man that ought to be in my place.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

TIE Burmese Empire was founded In
the middle Of the eighteenth century
by AIompras the first sovereign Of the
present dynasty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
wHITA AND TOn.
By CXGALE.


HLRI4 or more
years ago, when I
was boarding with
the family of Friend
Joseph Carpenter,
IA Quaker farmer IN
New Rochelle, n. T.,
u Witnessed a scene
in animal life which
touched my feel
.ings deeply, and by
its singularity i'm
pressed itself indeI-
'ibly upon my mem
nTv There ware
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

You can't 90 home when It's raining
Ike this. You'd better stay and have
dinner with us "Oh, no, it's not
quite so bad as that
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

HARRE-I bought you an amulet at
Ti4any's. EIsie0Oh, how kind of You I
And eggs are so dear.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
SMASHERS.
WRONGS THAT TRAVELLERS SUFFER-
AT THEIR HANDS

Inscriptions on Trunks Which Indicate the
Character OF the Owner The Presidents
GItshaps IN the Twin CIties-TOuching
Story OF the Reformed Lecturer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

! VERY thinking
S tude Mt b a S
doubtless noticed
that when he en-
tiers the Office or
auto graph de-
partment Of a n
American inn a
live and alert
m a / e p ers o n
s eize s his va
Use or travel
in g b a g wit h
much e arm e s t .
ness, writes Bill
Nye from Mime
apolis. He then
conveys it to some
eanuastnrad snnf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

proof safe itself please respect it for its
gentle owners sake. He cannot bear
to have his trunk harshly treated and
he might so far forget himself as to xiii
you It is better to be alive aad poor
than it Is to be wealthy but dead. 1t
is better to do a kind act for a fellow
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17
MYsTERIOUs SIGNS.

The Professor gave me a few of these
signs from an old notebook. together
with his own Interpretation after years
of close study. I reproduce them here
because I know they viii interest the
reader as they did me.
This trunk, if handled gently and
then carefully unstrapped in the own
er's room, so as to open comfortably
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-17

But L started out to speak of pOrters
and not reporters. I carry with ne
this year a small, sorreI bag, weighing
q little over twenty ounces. 1t contains
& slight bottle Of horse medicine and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
Saar, Wuiel, Gifel unS SuusrHd.

3u 2uberatb bsi6IoB Der @smsius
oerGtb ben Iatauf zines SaupIates fir etH
Bir9ermeiitsrst : 9sbdube. 9arauf els
FoIgte cine 8oLtsusrIammIuns, in Der f3
3 Ssamte fir bas 8roiett, ais SIrssrs
90 an Der 3abI basesen ausipra6en.
Gu ct. Sitb 1T bas amtssert5tss
ssbdubs 10 nett fsrtis, baB es be3osen paz
ben Tam.
2u Wetten6orf mar am 7. Wirs
Der crife 8iebmartt. 9eiu5 unb 6anbeI
rparen siemIi5 fart. 9o9 e%ntitanb bes
~al6enes, als bic S6pfe uon Bier uss
Branr,psta erbist waren, cine srOss
S6IGsersi, nobel ss psridisbene bluttse
S5abeI unb 3erbro@sne StOte abisste.
Mersis pirb bsmni9f nm cine
G6onuaarsn : 5abrif rsi9er wsrben; Die
4ttieus g eIeui9aft, ws.9s bic 5abrit srs
6aut, bat i9on bic giienbabnzO DIRECTION
oeranIaBt, Elm @slsiis in BITE Sabrit 10
bausn bas uOtbise 2anb 1T beretts auses
tauft. Sie Sabrit ioG sIei5 obsrbaIb Sss
8~abn5ofss 81 ftsben tonmsH.
3u Erarba5 1T mar nit msbrsrex
Ssrbsi srunsen bsfddftist. Cine fefts
Bride na9 Eraben ica nod bieies Sabr
besonneu psrben, Der inuere l1mbau oes
Pro0pnuufaIsebduSss miro i'm apriI bes
9onren, cine neue QueIuah srIeituns ruirS
6smna6ft in ansriff senomuten, unb 80
ousm pirb aud bic elesttii5s SsIen5tans
ein8efl5rt.
SIM CONNER fintet 81 Wersis sta
Qr6Bsrss @sttrsnnen Der &acfa9rsr:l luiou
itatt, MORAN it5 bic Ritslieosr Der 8eretns
pom Srisr, Suarlouts, Saarbriden uus
9ursmburS bet5siIissn uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
2nsenbmrsii@eS aus BeI8teu.

aus IrIon i9reibt man Ritte
Rdrs: yEros Der itarfen &dIte, bic tn
ben Iesten @o9en berri5te, laiisn aud ia
unierer @smareuns Bin unb pisber i5on
muntere gsfieSsrts Sdnger ibre IiebIi9eu
2ieber eridaaen. Ser Bu9fiut unb bic
S5par1amiel ftnb Die srftsn, bic uns ben
Sra5linsssrnB sntssssn6rinsen."
Sn BET Sisrns pom 5. Wdr, Sat
bic 5nnbeIstamrer in MrIon ME foIst ibr
8ireau fefgeifelt: grdtbent: Serr &.
9. Berger; 8icesBrdibsnten: Die 50.
2ombiotte 2~uboIpbe. 9anbsIsmaun IN
Rarbsbau. Setnrt5 9anse3, SaubsIss
t1arn 1T 8aitaa9; Setretar, cerr Define
Janus.
gu Seltnseu bot infolae ber bort
%a5gebalteneu 81. Wiiton Der liberale girs
sertneiter, ST.. Bergen, fi5 nit BET FL.
fatboIii9sn Rir9e unb benz 9rr. Pfarrer
reri6bnt. Ser 9err girsermsiitsr bat
Dem Ssrrn Bfarrer ietneu Srrtbum anusrs
traut unb i'm bsauftrast, bteiss pom Der
Ran3eI ab 6ffsntIt9 81 ~uertiaOisen. gbre
bteiem Ranne, Der es ueritanben bat, Of
fentli5 gut gu MAIDEN, mas sr iSle3t sss
matt bate!
8trtou. Sim Sreitas, ben s. Rdr3,
@orssnS brad in eiuem ON Sabnbof 8trs
ton st. Wart itationirenreu nit 9aums
MOLE bsla6snen 0asen 6susr aus. Seine
&ettuns mar m6glt9. Ser S9abeu be-
trdst ca. 10000 Jr.
Sn Saritu bate bic Ssttion BON
@bauanne einsn 2sbrer Ranens Rogf,
peI9er ale Rinber bes Srtes in istrer
S6ule bate unb ie nabm unter ben 80
ofijielIen S8uIsu bss S9uIbsjtrts rou
ST. 6ubsrt ben 8. Stang ein. 0a aber
palirte IS benz armsn S6u0ebrer, baS &C
mad ieinem @ewifeu fir bic RatboIissu
itimmte, unb Der !tberale @emsiabsrGts
ictte Jpn ab. @9t LIBERAL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

y GauOu bat,.n in 1897 Chicago ais &etis3tel 159, in
1888 1877.
s*) Dauou paren in 1887 nab Dubuque ~cou7SHirt 81,
in 1888 10.
y On 1887 reiitsu Al Direct nab Ct. Eaul uuO Wfiu:
ueapolis, in 1888 mad ct. BauI "a, ua4 Yttuneapo!;5 30.
y Su 1887 8abeu la1 bic Staot Rem gort ais NsiigisI
an, III 1888 oG9e9cu l2O.
s. Sn 1857 wGrcH uGa @itt5bur5 c~ontsntrt Is, III 1883
IS.
y Gauou 81 mad Witpautss.
Die @tnponoerung mad BeunipIpanien un6
bic Giupanoerung mad Wti6i9an beweiIen, oab
uud bic Seroleute uno Silttenarbeiter auspan:
bern. Die meiiteu 9urembur9er, bic mad BENT
iplpanieu r~eilte1, itno mad apollo, armitron9
So, conli9nirt, uuO DON ben nG6 Yti6t9an
3ieberbeu baben bic msiiten ibr 3tel in ben gez
bir9s9e9en0en.
TIM III iebeu, ,pie bic IIspdnoerln9 bic Se.
p0lferlInq in ben e~in;elnen Gantonen uno 0is
itricten minbert, baben mir fol9euoe Isabelle
auf9eiteIt, wslde bic pier Sabre pou 1885 bis
incl. 1888 umfaBt, aber MIR bic guspanoerun9
nab ben Ser. Stoaten beriidii6ti9t, ba bic mad
Canada unb 2lr9enttnien aus9euanoerten Per;
Ionen ni9t in He5nun9 ltebeu. Die III, V,
VII, TX uno XI Spalten ;ei9en bic @u;Gbl Der
pirtli6 nod ben Ser. Staaten aus9erpanoer:
ten. Die ", VI, VIII, Y uno XII Spalte
;ei9en, anf piepiele Ginpobner, Der Genius pom
1857 gu GrunOe 9eIe9t, etn Gtnpobner fam.
Sier bic Isabelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

getra6ten mir uus bieie 3ableu etluas ndber.
Gle ;ei9en, baB in 1885 bic Nusmanoerun9 i'm
Canton 9ietlrb am 9rOBten mar, ] pon 1S2
Qerionen. Ta9egen maj ne am 9erin9iten I'M
Canton 6lerf, l pom 1434 Yerionen. SSm 9ans
sen Sifrict Sietir6 mar lie oenu aud 9rOBer,
/ pon 1868, als in benz Siitl;ct 9ursmbur9, uno
piel eerin9er als i'm Giitrict @repenmaber. Wtit
anoern 98ertsn, III benz Sabre 1885 nor i'm
Sesling bic alSlparoerun9 am %itartlten, etwas
aeriu8er i'm meiit &derbal treibenoen Siitrict
%2ursmbur9 uno am 9erin9itsn III ben gSsinse'
9enoen.
Sn 1886 Gnbert iid Sas. Sie 9r0bte Nus:
rponberln9 bat Der canton Reoin9en, l Don 1911
8erIonen, bic o~erin9ite Der Canton @6terna6,
1 All 1896. 4ner bat in benz Sabre Der Oiltrict
Siefirb cine nod itGrtere emigration, l 81 2S5,
aber Der Oiirict 8repenma6er f0mmt ibnt
nGber, ba Der Iitrict Qurembur9 bic 9erin9ite
qlusipanberuna bat, b. b. I'M OeSlin9 rparen bic
Seiten i6le6t, i6ledter als i'm Sabre porber al
Der Utoiel am Seiten i'm Siitrict 9rrenbur9.
Sas iol9enbe Sabr 1887 Iet9t uns Die ltartlte
Auspanoerun9 I'M Canton Wterl6, l gu 15l,
bic Serin9ite (Stabt Qurembnr9, bod mir
Iailen ie oils ntdt mab9ebeilo tnr iItllere 3rpsde
auber g6t - Der Canton 9lerf l pon 422. Die
llnteridieoe iinb in ben e~inSelnen 9antonen
ni6t mebr 10 9roB alS in ben beioer porber9es
benbsn Sabren, bas beiBt, bic acknowledging
bot has gauge Gano er9riien I; am itdrfitsn has
Oesling, ben Siftrict Siefir6, Ipeniger tart
ben Canton 9urembur9, ON weni9iten ben Uis
ffrict @repenma6er.
Sm uorissn bat wieber bic ,abIrsidie auSs
panberun9 Der Canton Werl1, / pom 81, bic
9~erin9te (ab9elebeu pom Stabt 2ursmbursl
@ilt, 1 Su'438. Der Diftrict Quremburs bat IN
benz Sabre bic fdrffe, 9istir& bic i6pddte
auspanbsruus. nnb tn Der wehts E6ltfa @re'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
GIiab:eotbrinsen.

gu 8ittItuseu wurbe ber 9ns@t
Waui9auifs, weI8er feline Bferbe ;ur
Erdnte trie6, an Drummer ii5erfaueu unS
NIT I tbsiIpsiie Isbsns5efdsrIi5en Stt5cH
psrpuubet.
2~oneepiIIe. Der Tii3srsipi9tsr
Gb. @sli5 bate ben l0ii6riaen Ena6sa
Mun3irger pom benz ii4ersn Eobe bes @rs
t~rinIenS serettst. Sn sIst5er Beiie bate
Der Strci5boIsfabritant 8. Rstttsn benz
S5IIer Yrim bas 2sbsn gersttst. Der
Serr gsSirtsprdfSsut Bat Dem srltsrsn so,
Dem lestsren 20 90. tn a~rsrteanuus aus
peiisn Iahen.
Dem rWeBsr 8oItsbIott'
i6reibt Elm Correspondent: ,,S6 ssptHt
eet5cliI3e Wdo5sn nI5t belief t5un mfrs
sen, IeSis gu bIeiben, GIs ft9 Der gsruits
tsIuns zines Suosn ;u bebisHen, nm inter
bic Sagbe ;a fommsn2?"
gu gbeminot fanS elm arbeiter,
psI5sr Elm Sra5fslo auf benz BauHs
urbar ma5te, in bsmisIbsn cine tI:iae
S5a5tsI, peI9e "a Stld atts WinBsa
SIIi9ltkl. OK ultItL Vt|VIIsuty SlWu3
GROCER uIs 3psimurttids, trassu: bas cine
bas Bib uOu Ssinri5, 5srSog BON 9ot5s
rirssn un6 STE Sabres;abl 1884. bic orei
auoeren bic Sni8rift Dux L~otharingie
unS auf Der &itisite Sas Wappsn bet
StaSt Narsts NIT Der Snfdrift Nova mon
meta Nancei. Die 90 dnbersn @elbiiIfe
fno iebr Sinn pom Der @r6Be zines Gins
franteniiidss, tragsu bas SiloniS bss 81.
Stsfan, Waripre,s, unb bic bs;iaIiSe
Sni9rift, bic Ridisite idmidt bas 0aps
pen zines Bii5Ois pun Wss.
S4Ipifsrmsif ter s. Waurice if
gum Sirsermsiitsr oer 9smsinbs RiIuiusea
ernannt worbsu.
Bis sSt srbtslt isSsr 9anbIsbrer I'm
&si1slaubs BET Isinsr bsfinitipsn grnsnnuus
Elm @sbalt DOH 900 Srs. unb pom allen S
Disnfiabrsn cine Outage pom 100 IT. bis
Al stnsm Marimum pom 1900 Tr. Boa
Nsuiabrstag an srbaltsn ie itatt 900 1000
st., anitatt 100 ST.. 100 Wt. SuIase, Bis
Az einem Warimum uon 1850 6ranteu.
90 bat Elm 9sbrsr mad 90 Dtsufiabrea
| 1900 81. WGit ben @ebdltern Der NsbeRs
dmter, oils Rlfsr, 9smeiubsi@reiber, @ess
meter &c. an bte 5000 IL. unb pieIs nod
barlb1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
@ir Ieien tn Der vSQinOts Staats
8eituna" pom 90. WtGr3:

rSn Der Srpbeuss Saue belt seteru (25.
WGrD Der .9Irembur9er Subepsloent Stub
cine gut beiudte GtaHenpertammlun9. ab, in
Der bic folsenoen Ganbioaten iiir bic itGbtil6su
@emter in6oiiirt wuroen: Sir SiirSermeiiter,
Sobu q. 8o6e; fir S6aSmeiter, Gam Raps
monb; fir Stabtanpalt, George s. Su99
fir Staotidreiber, .Sran3 amber9. Bon ben
boiiirt: Siir @lIelior Gam 9. 9baie uno fir
Collector %. Z. Sau. Sn ben 0eben, pel6e
Don mebrsreu anpeien6eu sebalten wurben,
wurbe Dor aQem betont, baB Die Wit9lieoer iBr
W09li6tes tbur iouten, I'M bic 8abl Der ins
b~oiilrten @anoioaten ~ iidern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

Seiratbsu. Bonn 2. Rars: $.
BOucsIst, S6ubmadsr, NIT gua @5rssn ;
6 laubius Fremont, S4neibsr, nit Raria
Wsblsn; Sbso. 0anS, S9usibsr, nit
asnss 8ant; Gusuf Soffmann, 8rsms
fer, nit 9ua 9losiensr; pom L.. 8erus
barb SID, Riasr, nit apolonia Rapier
- pom g.: Soispb 9eins, Nitenma5sr,
NIT Suianna 9orsns.
SterbefaIIe. Bonn 4. Wdr3:
u. 9sfort, rs s. a., g5rsnsO berseri4tss
ratb unb S%taatsratb; Sominit 8ammer,
GA s. a.; Sobann Rlein, rs s. a., gbrsns
ratb Der &sInunsstammer pom g.:
gliiabetb Yommsrea, IS s. a., gbefrau
p. s. g. Rispiti@, S@ubma&er; BON
T.: 9atb. S9mit, IA s. a., Wtttwe Don
SatOb 1ours, stIs. gissntbamsr u. Rss'
sermstfer. f Hisf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

Sn Ero;enten ousQeoriitt ma5t bas in bel:
ben Sabreu 80 Fro;ent perbeirat9ete uno 90
Yro;snt kOi9e YerIOneu.
Samifsn pon 2 Eerloneu rparen IN 1888 me-
niger ;ablrei8 ais i'm Sabre uorber, oa9egeu
limb bic Tamilisn pon 4 un0 5 GerIonen im lees
ten Sabre ,ablreiber, mas duf 9rObere glu;abl
9ebro6ene SamiIieneriiten;eu uUb i9le9tere
3eitsn binrpeiit.
8ie iol9enoe Gabele 9ibt an, pobin lid Die
Ginpnnoerer nod ibrer Nnfunit i'll ben ueribies
beneu Sahren ruonoteu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
0robberSo8tbum.

tlsber ben 9efuubbsttstu'
itanb beS R6nigs pirb unter benz Is.
Mdr3 aus benz 6aas beri9tst: ProfeHor
RoienRetn unb bte Mer3te bss 8Sniss cons
f~fatiren, bab Der 4ufanb bss 6Sniss f9
uur weaiS psrdubert babe. 9is Gujsi4eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

8enu mir bic 9an;e Feriobe pou 4 Sabrsu
ms 9lu9e falien, 10 uerlor am meiiten Der @ans
ton Gistir9, 1 81 80, bann 9urembur9, 1 81 81,
am weni9iieu - ab9eieben pou StaOt 9urems
burg - Der Canton @lerf, l gu 105. @m HART.
item mar bic @uSpanoeruu9 in Der Periooe aus
benz Diitrict Gistirh, l gu 6S, beinabe 10 itart
aus QlIremburg, l 81 20, uno aln 9erin9iten i'm
iIr's game Qano nabm in Der pteriGbrigsu BE:
robe Don 1885 bis 1883 Incl. l 2uremburger pom
II ben 8aubsritab unb SoS na6 ben Bereini9'
ten Staater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
finbeu mir folsenbes Gr9ebuiB. IS wauberteu
aus, bic 81 TeriOnen, berer 9enaues Glitter llts
betaunt mar, i'm SerbaltuiB pertbeilt, i'm Mter
1O.OlI Q0.G
1894

ar,s beuortebenoen 3abIen er9ibt Ii9, oob Die
QnsIpanberer I'M ouerfrdittgiten 9tlter iiber Elm
Srittel, in frGiti9em Alter II BroSent rno bas
ganS 9stal in BEN beioen Sabren itanoen.
Wenn mir ben Gtanb Der 9tusDanberer in
Setrabt ;ieben, bnben mir in ben beioen lester
Sa6ren:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

Son ben IusrpanbereJn mad gtorb- Nmsrita
iino nod 20 Yerioneu ab;uSieben, bic pom Be-
iu6 Suriidtebrten, 10 baB Die emigration no9
Horo: 2lmerifa in g8irtli6feit uur 1895, uu0
nod ben 8ereini9ten Staaten 1904 betrug.
&enn MIR Is Yerionen 9euelOet peroen, bic
auf SeIu9 mad Sursmbur9 9in8en, 10 1T bieIe
NnSabl gu 9eriug. IS. Iino bas mir bic Ser:
ionen, bic ii9 Bel ben g9entsn in 9urembur9
meloeten, uno auer @abri6eiulidteit nod Re:
tourbllets battet.
gis @ube 1887 wuroen i'm Cattle @aroeu bic
9lrembnr9er ais ioI4e per3eidnet, bod oas bat
auf9ebOrt.
8ieie gu8panOerer itanmeu aus ben iol9ens
ben @autoneu unb Eiiiricteu Der. Bon 26 IIer.
ionen 1T bic Serfunft nibt %befdunt, per:beilt
mar oieie QnSubl perbGlinibmGbi9, 10 er9ibt ii9
fol9enoeS &eiultat fir Die e~iu;elusr @artone
uno Stitricte. g8ir fii9en sur lleberii6t bic
9luslpanoerlr9 iriiberer Sabre bel:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02
9ie ausDanoerung aus benz 8robhsrs
sogthum i'm Sabre 1883.

Gut infer @etteiben p~ublisirt felt elmer Neibe
pon Sabren Serr SeruQes 9Si9reur, Der genes
rals9l9ent ber vGeb Star 2ine", m0bertliA cine
elite Der &uswanoerer, bic ii9 nit feiner 9inie
mad benz rtelien @ontinente beQeber. S09ernb
fol9t run aud bic @9entur 9. Sborn nit lolteu
Serldten. Die ra6fol9enoen itatiitii9en 9toti=
Sen limb mltblanl nod btelen Giiteu ;uiammcnges
tteut lporoen unb geben Elm Siemli6 ani6auli6es
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@robberjostbunt. gSenu aud bieie Viiten in TO-
fern man9elbaft ieiu m09en, alS pielei6t elmer
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tbiIiun9sbGfen Yaliuge na9nt, 10 1T oereu ,3dbl
bod cine 10 9ertn9e, Dap lie taunt am HeIultate
Gnbert.
@s wanSerten in 1888 pom /. Sanuar bis 81.
SeSember incl. aus:
gtad ben gereiri9ten Staaten. .........112
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Glib amertta, ar9ettinien. ........ 80
Gs pnrOen bef6rOet 6rr6 bic agentur
Peter 9Ornelp uon Seioeti6eio. ....... s
Sur6 bic GenerGla9eHtur OerIIe: @i9reur. 1904
=. Sboru........ 20
1922
Die ueridissensu S6iiislinien transportirs
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Rotteroam, r9tteoerlGnbiI6 ;ameritas
nil6e Iampfl6tflfdbrts =@eeuI6ait.... "a
BON SABRE, rCompagnie generate trans
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Tem Orleans, ,Compagnie commercial
le", Anvers-New Orleans. ......... S
1922
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-02

Jta6 ben @eldle9tern ;uiammen9eitelt, er.
aibt ii9 Sol9enbeS. Son 25 Gerionen 1T oas
&eI6le6t ni6t anse9eben. 9ertbeilt man Oieie
proportiorsrpeiie, 10 Sei9t es iid, oaB 762 Ser
ionen mGnuli9en. 332 Berioneu peibliden ges
j6le6ts bic Seimath perlieBen, in Yro;enten
alis9eoriidt, paren es go Yrojent 0tGruer
80 8ro;snt Srauen. SIN D. Sabre mar baS
Serb0ltnib Sc gu "a.
@enn mir bos Glitter in RiitIi6t nebnlen, 10
The Lamar register., 1889-12-07
Bent Ditch

spring Prowers
county land, diohes the make
the Union There deal of
and be reasonable
Land Office and is principal trading point south
asternCo Colorado,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12
THE SMITH FAMILY.

1t Has Held Its Own in the Achievements
of the Nation.
Such investigation as we have been
able to make convinces us that the
Smiths have attained all the honors
and eminence to which their numerical
strength entities them. About one
elghty-ffth of our population are Smiths.
Though the last House of Representa-
tives contained only one Smith among
Its 325 members, four of the 226 Cabinet
officers since the beginning of the Gov
ernment, or one out of f1fty-six, have
borne that name. One of the fifty-five
signers of the Declaration of Independ-
ence was Smith, as was also the writer
OF one of our two or three really excel
lent patriotic songs, MY Country, 'Tis
of Thee" But averages come nearer to
being an expression of the truth in pro-
portion to the increase of numbers to
which they are applied. OF the 679 mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce of this
city nine (including the president), or
one out of seventy-seven, are Smiths; of
the 5000 members of the Produce Ex-
change thirty-nin or one out of seventy
seven. OF the 5,721 students at the Ma
val Academy from its foundation to 1876,
seventy, or one out of eighty-two, were
Smiths; and of the IS. 4O6 citizens of this
State who have at various times held the
more important offices, National, State
and county, go. or one out of sixty-nine
bore this name. "Appleton's Cyclic
pedia of American Biography" contains
somewhat more than 1000 names of
eminent Americans, and of these I91, or
one out of seventy-nine, are representa-
tives of the Smith family.-N. Y. Jour
nal of Commerce.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12
Deepe6t Lake in the World.

In the Cascade mountains, about Is
miles ~rtheast of Jacksonville, Ore,
the -,1~ker for the curious will find the
Great Sunken. lake. the deepest lake in
the world. This lake rivals the famous
Valley of Sinbad the Sailor. 1t is said
to average 1000 feet down to the water
on all its sides The depth of the water
is unknown, and its surface is as smooth
and unrufiied as a mammoth sheet of
glass, it being so far below the mount
ain rim as to be unaffected by the strong
est winds. 1t is about 10 miles in
length and about AZ wide. For un-
known ages it has laid still, silent and
mysterious in the bosom of the great
scooped out by the hands of q giant
genii.-St. Louis Republic
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-12
ASIATIC WORkMEN.
Some of the Tools Used by the Mechanic
of Anasfa.

Some Of the Tools Used by the Mechanics
of Anasia-
One more illustration of the stage of
advancement which has been reached by
the mechanical geniuses of Amasia will
borrow from a cutters shop. Remem.
Der that it is the best work of men who
are in the full heat of the struggle for
life that we are noting. These cutters
have to compete in the streets of their
city with the work OF the men of Sheffield
And this is the device that they have
been able to originate as the climax Of
ingenious machinery FOR the sharpening
of knives. They have o erindstone
mounted on an axle hxed spon the plat
form of the little stall where they de
their work. A rope is passed three or
four times around the axle of the grind
stone, and out in the middle of the mar
row street, in fyont of the cutters shop,
stands q man with one end of the rope
in each hand gravely pulling away
When he pulls the right hand the grind
stone revolves toward him; when he pills
the left hand it revolves from him. BY
the grindstone squats the knife-grin6er
cross-legged, obliged to turn the knife
over every moment as the stone changes
its course of revolution. There is some
thing pathetic in the spectacle of these
men who have wrestled with the prob
lem of changing a reciprocating motion
to rotary one; have wrestled doubtless
as valiantly as Edison with his mighty
problems of electro-dynamics, and then
have given up the problem as insolvable,
like the problem of the flying machine,
and have settled down to such devices
as the most favorable basis on which
they can contest their market with the
aggressive Europeans.-Asian Cor. N.
Y. Tribune.