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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05
Z ICor. THE PROGRESSIVE FARzER.
MAKE 1T A CRIME TO OWN A
r%2 > Il 81 -, SHEEP.
The Dog Law.

THAE dog law bill, for the encour-
Il agement of sheep husbandry, pro-
vides that when any one has sheep
killed or injured by a dog, he may
swear out a State warrant against the
party supposed to be the owners of the
dog, and upon proof that the person
named is the owner of the dog that
killed or injured the sheep, the Justice
of the Peace shall have him to pay the
owner of the sheep So in cash for
each one killed, if injured, 81 in cash
for each sheep; that any dog found
attempting to kill or injure any sheep
shall be killed. This bill passed it's
third reading.
1t is the only dog law that has over
passed the Legislature of North Caro-
lima.
The bill is expected to pass the SEN
ate.
The above clipping taken from a
State paper is a sad commentary on
the farmers Legislature. This act, if
it e anything, mean to elevate
the dog and give him more privileges
than heretofore. To say that a dog
may kill a sheep for -tOo dollars and
injure a sheep for n dollar, what
does it mean? A grade Southdown
wether sells from four to six dollars,
and a grade Cotswold sells at five to
| eight dollars for mutton. A pure
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05
s -
EDITORIAL NOTES.

In our report last week of the vote
on the Commission bill in the House
we Inadvertently got the name of Mr.!
Baucom, of Wake, in the wrong place.
Mn. Baucom voted for the bill
We had hoped that the charter Of
the State Alliance would have been q
law in time for this issue. It passed
its final reading last Friday and we
hope to be able to get a copy in time
for next weeks paper.
Senator Kerr boasted that the rail
roads are transporting the ministers Of
the Gospel at half rates, thereby doing
Sunday-school work and aiding in the
dissemination of the Gospel. But he
did not tell us just when the roads re-
solved to engage in the great Chris
tian work of the evangelization of the
world. Neither did he tell us why
the railroads take ministers Of the
Gospel at half price, while they ride
judges and legislators all rel the
country free.
Senator Barber emphasized the as
sertion that from no convention had
he heard a demand for the Commits
sion. True, Senator, and the Alliance
men all over the State well knew if
they had introduced the matter in a
political convent on,demagogues would
be political leaders, and railroad men
would have raised the howl: "The AL:
lance is going into politics" Does
the Senator think that the people are
not to be heard unless they. speak.
through political conventions? Sup
pose the people should learn that this
is to be the rule? Possibly some of
them may accept the suggestion of the
Senator.
Senator Williams, Of Cumberland,
explained his vote on the Railroad
Commission bill as follows: "Being
a modest man and not accustomed to
speech-making, I thought I, would
keep my seat, as l never like to at
tempt to make a speech in the pres
ence of so many ladies. But being
called upon now to vote, having said
nothing SO far, and as explanations
are 80 very fashionable to-day, I must
say that among many of my very best
friends, those who worked and voted
for my election are railroad men, and
I would not vote for this bill if I
thought it meant injury or hurt to the
railroad interests in the State; I do
not believe this bill will in any way
injure them. But I am not here sim
ply to represent the railroad; / am
here to represent the people, all the
people of Cumberland and Harnett
counties, and 1 believe | but voice the
sentiment of four-ffths at least of my
constituents when I cast my vote in
favor of this bill. / therefore vote
ave-"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05
THAT A M OF BLUFF"

EnURING the discussion of the
IORailroad Commission in the Sen
ate, numerous thrusts were made at
the Alliance, which always elected
applause or approval from the politi-
cal "clackers in the Hobbies. It was
repeatedly charged that the sentiment
among the Alliance men had been
manufactured" and "worked up"
&c. Senator Kerr, who was the &C.
:knowledged champion of the railroads,
was particularly happy along this line.
We could not answer the Senator on
the floor of the Senate, but we pro-
pose to put him and those who acted
with him on. the witness stand and
empannel their constituents as jurors
and ask SOME questions. Senator
Kerr and all of them asserted that a
Commission could not affect the four
old roads. The CaWcdStdn, a paper
published in his own town of Clinton,
says: This argument IS a big game Of
bluff" Mr.. Kerr said his people did
not want a Commission-the CawcG,
sson> says "to the Legislature that
Sampson and adjoining counties are
overwhelmingly IN favor Of he, biH.7 So
says Representative Stevens, who
voted for it. So says one thousand
Alliance men of Sampson. Which is
right ? Why are they "overwhelm.
ingly for~the bills?
Let us look at some facts. Take
the w. & w. R. R., n of the best
and cheapest in the State Will the
Senator tell his constituents that they
r not Disseminated against in the
following figures taken from their
schedule of rates? For a car load of
guano GO tons) shipped from Will
mington to Warsaw, SIS miles, they
charge $4,000; Wilmington to Gin
ton, the Senator's home, $45.O0.~
Wilmington to Goldsboro, IS miles, $40 90
" Fayetteville 1Ss " 100
Will he please explain to the people
of Sampson, why it is that they r
charged SIS more on the a car for a
distance Of 81 miles than on the farmers
. Cumberland tor a distance OF 1873
miles 2
Will he tell why they should pay
So more. for 81 miles than the farm
ers of Wayne on IS miles? Will he
tell them why they should pay SIS for
car from Warsaw to Clinton, II
miles, and Tarboro only pays ST. on
the car, Is miles? Will he tell them
why they pay SIS for IL miles, while
Scotland Neck pays only 81 for 10.
miles? Will he tell them why Will
son pays $47 for 100 miles and
Fayetteville pays only $40 for 1873
?
And finally, will he show these
good people of Sampson that there is
emo discrimination in these charges Z?
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05

In middle Georgia the Alliance will
start IN oil mill and a guano manu-
featuring concern.
-Ridgeway Alliance, of Granville
county, has agreed not to plant more
than eight thousand hills of tobacco to
the full hand.
Sister Davidson, wife of Bro. B.
L.. Davidson, of Alliance No. 49,,
Nansemond county, Va, died Janu-
airy 25th, 1889.
Deputy Organizer B. E. Webster,
of Chatham county, reports Alliances
organized as follows: At Leonard's
School House, Jan. 18th, an Alliance
with eleven members, and at Pleasant
Hill, on Jan. 21st, an Alliance with
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05

There are several Alliances that when
they collect their pledges viii be ahead of
any on the list, and at least a dozen more
that will surpass all except Nos. l and 2.
Now, my brother, what has your ALI
ance or rather what have you done
to aid in this matter? Doyoun not expect
to reap the benefits? Are you not,wil-
ling to bear a little of the burder.2. "A
prompt and liberal answer is requested,
W. A. GRAHAM, Trustee.
Machpelah, n c., Feb. 81, 1889.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05

Evan Jones, President of the
Texas Farmers Alliance, officially an
nounces that all memorials, resolutions
and Legislative demands from Farm
ers and County Farmers Alliances,
asking for legislation in the interest of
the people, should be addressed to Bro.
S. II. Dixon, Austin, Texas, Secretary
of legislative committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05
ALLIANCE NOTES.

Members of the Alliance, when writing to us,
will greatly favor us If they viii always give the
No. of their Alliance. We have given the sixth and
seventh pages of our paper to the exclusive use of
the Alliance. Use them, brethren. For all official
orders, rulings, notices, &C., the brethren will ex'
anime these pages.l
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05

H- Our friends in writing to any of
our advertisers, will favor us by mention
ing the fact that they saw the advertise
ment in The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
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Br The date on your label tells you
when your time is out.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05
BUSINESS AGENCY U N
Roll of Honor.

The following is a list of the ten ALI
ances that have up to this time paid In
largest amounts:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-03-05

The Progressive Farmer is the
Official Organ of the N. C. Farmers
Association and N: c. State Farmers
Alliance, and the Virginia State Farm
Grs' Alliance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
@ie man &inoleiih fodt.

Das SIsiid wirb uorber NIT einsu,
b6I3ernen 9ammsr gut setIopft. Das
8afer muB in pollen &o9en iein, ruenn
bas 5lsii9 binein selest utrb. Siele ieten
bas Gleti9 NIT taItsm 8afer Bel, mas
aber ni9t ri9tis 1T, benn man betommt
bann uobl cine trdfttse Bribe, aber bas
SIeii6 ieIbff bleibt sdb unb wirb faftIos.
Gum &inbfsii6, bas man to9en MIL,
nimn,t man am bsitsn S9wan3itit ober
&ippenitif. Cine Stunbe bspor bas SIeiid
peid wirb, tbus man SelleriswuraeI,
9au9, sust @elbtiiben unb stwas geters
lille ba,u. Im beftsn wirb bas 5leii9,
wenn es gang mdBis to@t. Gin Stid
BON etua 500 @ramm brau9t ntdt gang
swei Stunben gu to9sn; sr0Bere Stide
aber brau9en mebr 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Ser faIte @inotoB,

or bic tabitu SWcise sridauerr maat, wiro pom BEN
r,t6su Gpiturdsr binisr isiusu pier @dnosn uidt ~usripiir:
oil. alls wsiasn, pOaissu Ssdeu, bic sr aui istu ippt:
ss Eager bduit uno ale Bdrms, psIae elm sutssbsi;tsi
Diem ~Guslr6mt, t6uusH ibm has Yiart tn en- Suo4su
ui6t srDdrmsu, psuu ihu has 5isbsr nit siiisen Srausr
~umipaunt bait. Sofsttsr's 0laseubittsrs lit oas Gltrir
peIbss isiu eurbtdltstts, bs6tuess gsbtin nit ~beIsbeuesl
g8drme surditr6mt uuS bic bOdsrusise StSe uuS ben sr.
matttubsu SdpeiB bsisitiot, pslde bsim @saitIfsb.r nit
ssm SdltteIirOt abpsaisIu. sdIsi5susss Stsbsr, IiI;.
bridwsrSsu, sauisrr geidmad, turS isos betauuts 6orn
pom malartaartissu sraut6sit.u muB Dor eieisr trdftiseu
uno eItitSeitis ~asiuneeu une gut betommeuoeu WeeiSiu
pst6su. Sallenfebsr, gertopiuus. Gpspspiia. saitriids.
Ropipsb. appetitmGustl, S6IahOi9tett, &beumatismus
uno Sdpdhe weresu ebeniaus eurb IS turtrt. lin stul
pOlitdHSiss Sur gu ~rStsIsu, ioats man Is rssslmdBis Sc
brauhsu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
GGerfet Spak uno Grnf.
Mlphabst fir Samen.

9uf oaB hrs, WGbdeu ME bereut,
Seniist bic idOne SC%unsenbseit;
Slauier uno Bud perfeinert ;par,
9o9 bentt, baB III benz lauseu Sabr
Us al6 iebr piele Stunbeu 9ibt.
Sir bic, bic SleiB unb srbeit liebt,
0ebt oft barllm CUR Ride aud,
Sabt Sorsfalt fir bes Sauies graud.
Sa9t nidt mad Yus unb Gitelteit,
&ein Stiiub6en fliebt in MiiBisteit.
2iebt SrOmmi9feit unb 3iidtigiein
Webr als ben Sdimmer eitler Pra6tl
BUR babur6 tOnnt ibr 9liitli9 iein,
= babt barauf, ibr WGo6en a6t.
Yreiit eu6 eiu Wauu nur barlm i6on,
Suer auf Der 8%uSenobabn gu 9ebu,
Huft Geli9iou eu6 9lei6 ms Ser3,
Cont wartet elIrer 6eu' uno S6merj,
Sbut Suites nur ans reiner Yflt6t,
uno ideut Der Nelt @sreoe nidt
Yertraut auf Soft in b0ier 3eit,
Weil ibm 9ebOrt Solfommenbeit.
fantippen weroet nimmermebr,
3autt ni6t, oh bieier guteE 2ebr'!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
SeIbif in Waine, benz l~lrftaate be,

Selbit in @aiue, benz llrfaate Der
8robibition, sibt ss uisIe usritinbiss
Srausu, psl5e ibr 9si4Ie9t nidt in ben
Sumpf bss poIitiiden 2sbens ~binabsesos
gen ieben wousn. Ser 9eiesssbuns lee
mes Staatss 1T aus ieinsr pi1tisftsn
Stabt, gortIanb, elm Yrotsit sessn bas
Srausniimmrs6t susssansen. Sieier
Protsit 1T pon 600 5rausn urb S69teru
BON Yor.Ianbsr 8irseru xnterset9net.
Gin @sdisIbIatt msint basu: @snn alls
Srausn unb pouidbrise Wab3sn, wsI9e
bic gstbsiIisuns bes wsibIi9en @eidIs9ts
am poIiti;den 2sben unb Ereibsn fur uns
paHsnb buIten, an Der asitatiOn sesen bas
Sraueniiimmre9t tbsiluebmsn wirben, 10
t6nnts bieies nirsenbs bur9sefibrt wsrben.
gssreiHi5sr Weiie sntfaIteu aber ssrabe
bisienissn Witslisbsr bss peibIi9en @es
idls6ts, psl9e 9efaIsn an benz politii4en
9sbsn finbsu, bic lebbaftsits Ebdtistsit, ios
gar fat ausidIieBIi9, unb IsiOer ni9t TINS
msr obus @rfoIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
gu :!

v8as 1T benin los2 sic isbsn 10 iibers
rai9t aust" iasts bic bibi3s 2un9sgers
tduferin auf Der lesten Sair gu ibrem Runs
ben, Der ii6 eiuen Seaer r~Iufterniupps-
bate seben l%aiien.~
vSb, snti9ulbisen Sie", antportsts
berielbe, rwenn i'd meine geitir3uns in gu
aufaIenber Beiis asise. Sd bin IN taIts
Suppe obne guitern atemli9 sepDbnt, abe,
iie ioate bod ni5t 10 taIt ietn, baB bas
Tbisr bariu aul 9sben bIeibt. Sebssmal,
wenu i'd eineu Grader In bic Suppe werfs,
i9nuppt bas 8teb i'm mir pOr Der Rai'
meg"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Sic aGnslide iittIide Seroerbtbsit ct,

Die gGnSlide iittlide T%eroerbtbeit si'
uss SbsiIs Der amerituniiden SrausnpeIt
erbeIt wiebsr aus benz @ebabren elmer
an3abl Der vb6bsrsn 9eisuidaft" In De-
troit anasb0riser rOamen". No5 1T bic
Goruntsriuduns iber ben WuttsrmSrbsr
Srpins' 2atimsr nidt seidIofsn, unb i6on
1T isins 3sls budiidbli5 sin &Oiensartsn
bur9 Sabuoie StrduBe, bic u1eiif, ben BET:
sefisten 8arten aufOIse, Don Oamen isusr
@eisaidaft berrIbreu. Was ioI srif wers
ben. peun er i9uIOis ~befunoen unb gum
9aIssn usrurbstlt wirb. 8abridsinIid
pirb eine bisier ueri5robenen Oamen bann
baS 8siipisl Nina pan 3anbt's uadabmsn
unb f9 ''by Proxy" nit i5m trauen la en-.
bamit aud ie ben &ubm senieBe, frau
zines W6rbers, nod baau zines Nsuttsr.
m6rbers Az ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Ser enaIiide Sidter Bone srbislt Elm

Ser engliide Si6tsr Fope erbieIt etnf
cine In folssnbsn 0orten absefuBte Ginlas
buns gu Glide: ,8omm, alter 5reunb,
unb iB BET mir; nirnm aber Sorlieb, mir
babsn burdaus meter ut6ts, aIs 9a4s unb
Besfffsat.~ Der @sIabene fam, fanb
2a5s unb geefiteat uortrefFi3 unb mar
baIo auBer Stanbe, weiter etuas gu it9 81
uebmen. Oa seiste ii5 ieinen perwunbers
ten glidsn Elm berrIt@ss, 10 appetitIi9 buff
tsnbss Wilopretfit, baB ber i4on seidts
tiste 9uti9meter nidt uubin tonnte, gu
psriu5eu, Oh es nidt bod nod stnse. aber
mad sinissn uersebIiden 8erfu9sn Ieste er
RsiIsr unb @abel nieber, ri4tete bic nit
S5rdnen sefinten ausen auf ieinsn Birtb
unb iaste i9lu95snb: Bon einem 3uans
tisidbrisen Greunbe bate i'd bies nt4t
erpartet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
y u ut MIIerIet.
GrbaItuns Ses YOliturglau3es 6ei
MI6eln.

Gin sinfa5ss WittsI, poIirts W0bsI
srinbIid au ~rsinisen unb ben matt ses
uorbeneu @Ian5 bsrislben wieber 3u erb6s
ZEN, beftebt ua9 Der rGtidI.s 3ts." BARN,
baB man bieislbeu NIT YstroIsum abrsibt.
Wan bsbient fi9 ba;u zines psi9en unb
retnen SIansQIappsns unt elmer 3artsn
Birfe, lestere, UNI In bic gfsn unb Wins
tel Der Rebusiiten unb S9nispsrts gu ses
lanseu. Wau reibt nit einem rsiuen
8a9sIeber trdftis ab unb bic glrbeit if
uolIsnbet. Der wibsrIi9s @sru9 bss Yes
trcIeums uerflidtist f9 isbr raid, bsions
bsrs wenn man Der 2uit freien 5utritt ses
ifattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
SonOerbare 8srmutbuna.

Yatisnt: sd tam Nadts ni9t i1las
fen, Oottor. Die sanse Radt wdlSs i'd
mid i9luf Hos i'm Bette berum."
0ottor: v9m! Oas 1T i4limm. 3sis
gen sic mir siumaI Sbre Sunse. Sm!
Wirtli9 fdltnm. Soute pieusi9t bic
Rsduuns, bic sic mir felt Q Sabren iduIs
big iinb, Sbnsu 10 uisIs llnrubs ma1sn2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
SrajtilGeS MitteI.

9rOfefor: v9err @anbibat, f0nnsn St'
mir QUEER @bIOrofOrm unb 9G5sas nod
elm wirtiames RitteI anseben, wsI9ss BE;
wuBtIOfisteit ~er3eust9~
Ganbibat: vSu bienen, Serr 9rOfehor.
etn ti1ttser &~nippel.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Eeb.

,Ssst tauf' i'd mir 8 8ossn fsinss Yas
pier, sinsn SabsrbIsifift go. 2, iss' mid
bsim Wonbsni5sin tn elmer warmeu Ssps
tsmbsrna9t In bic 9aube, um 3u bi9ten -
unb INNER muB i'd an ben i9Onen S9uars
tsnmassn bsntsn, ben i'd beute bsi'm
S9psinsmesser am Ssniter seiehen babel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
BrGiiSent Glepelano bat ii9 enti6ieben

aeueisert. ben i'm 3u5tbaus gu Midisan
gitp befinbli6en bemotratiiden Wablbes
trigger unb StimmIiieufdlider Gin gop,
welder feline Strafe pom B~unbesssridte
in indianapolis erbalten bate, gu besnas
bisen. Gr mar pom pislen unb gum GbsiI
auseiebeneu 2euten UNI Besnabisurs Sim
@op's aebsteu wOrben, bIieb aber fsft Bel
ieiner Wsiseruus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Siplomatilh.

rOu bait uisbsr brsi Gage fisen uifsn.
Warum benn2"
,Wsil Id ben &opf sei6ittslt bab'!~
vOas 1T Ia rein unm69li9, Ssmanben
wesen 8Opfi4attsIns einsuipsrren!"
rSa, wetBt Ou, ss mat baIt - ni5t
mein Ropf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

u0as ioll i'd Dir gum nsuen Sabre
idsuten, Waris2" frusts iinsif Elm @atte
feline gbsbdIfts. @ie sefisIe Dir Elm bibs
i9ss gu9?" % ia, Iusuft!~ rief bic
Srau aus, retu Bud, iawObI! Gin 9otet:
bud, aber tein Ieeres! Sber Elm bubbles
8antbu9 Bie gut Ou bod biif, ausut!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Nuh Elm @rnn6.

u: rSaben sic idou sebOrt, benz
BANTER &ofentbaI isin Raifierer TT burds
sebrannt."
g.: Den Bat seuiB feline gIuners
Iiebbaberei, babin sebra9t, baB er 3ulsst
ielbif perbuftet it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

SIN anssbliden utter BON LOG Sabren
1T in &auias Gitp Der Rsser lntbonp
&owlss seforben. CT wurbe 70 alt, tross
benz er pom fribsr Susenb an Sdnaps,
wenn aud miBis, setrunten unb Eabat
setaut bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

Gls &aiier Siaismuuo pOn isinen 9Of'
bisnsrn srmabnt wurbs, ss nt9t unssrd1t
gu laiisn, baB Der beuti9e Y6bsI libel pon
ibm rste, antuortetste er In frsimitbisem
SelbftbetenntniB: @ie iolt' es uns Be-
idwerIi9 fem, baB man libel pom uns res
bet, ba mir uns bod nidt i9euen, l1ebIss
su tbun9 sic rsbsn sbsu, uts mir ss
treibsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Eoctjih.

9ti9tsr: nSabsn sic nod etuas gu
Sbrer gertbsibisuns be3ufissn?"
ansstlastsr: ,S' bitt mi Ia nit iiber
men Sriblins sinipsrr'n 3 wOlsn, inbem
t a 8swunberer Der pisbererwa9enbsn Nas
tlr bin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

Sic Sabl Der 9Oifmeiiter in ben Ser.
Staatsn bulo mad ginissuns Der gunbsss
r~esieruns Dor bunbert Sabren mar finfunbs
iiebsn3is. Sect finb es ibrer 67,376 unb
werben ibrer nod tdsli9 msbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Hatent6erfhtiQt.

56ritsr: rMsin 9err, parum iasen sic
eisentIi9 iebssmal, wenn i'd cine Sasbses
i9idts ersdbIe, id iOa Elm Patent barauf
nebmen?"
5err: rBsiI bic @sididt9sn uou Sbnsn
erfunben iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

Sn Gaiola Bel Rauenna inb In Solss
elmer grbientuns pier 9duier einseitir;t.
Ius ben G.immern finb bsreits 3ebn Tobte
b%srucrs3osen ebeniouisIs Ysrionen werbsn
nod psrnliBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

gu Siour Gitp, Rsb., fsI nsuIid Elm
Baum, Der aaf benz 9runbitad zines reis
den Wannes itano. auf bas an~sren3enbe
SsIb zines armen Na9bars. Dieter bieb,
mn ben Baum aus benz Wese 3u betoms
men, bsnisIbsn In Stids. 5terauf psrs
tlaste Der NabOb ben aru,sn Wann aul
gntf&dbisuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

In Der eaopooo @sntrulsg ~iienbabn in
sebt es NIT benz gau Der 8ritsn
raid uoran, unb wenn bic @itteruus ans
sanifts 1T, 70 Tam i9on I'M Rdr3
Dteie nsue Babn hem 9ertebre iberseben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

Ssinri6 gedemsBsr, ct. 2tbOtp, Sus.,
beri@tet, baB feline Grau, weI6s uiel an
neuraIsii@en S@merSen lit, bur6 bic glns
penbuns elmer einsisen SIai9e ct. SatObs
Del pou S1merseu befreit wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Sd lit qan3 uniGalid an &eu9buiieu

unb trnnte san3e Nd5te ntdt i9lufen.
Wein 3uifano wurbe nit iebem Gage
idliumer unb aue MittsI idIussn fsbl.
GnbIi9 entidloB i'd mid Or. Iuguf Sos
nis's hamburger Sruiftbse gu ssbrau9sn;
bieier ausseasi9neter Gbee ifsute mid in
tur3er 3eit uieber u%olitdnbis ber.-S. g.
&app, q. SueensS Str, 2ancaiter, Ya.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Brompte ge6ienunq.

Stromsr: vgtsin, 9 if bod sroBars
tis, ME idnsu beutsutuse NIT benz EeIes
graph Jules sebt. 9efsrn bab' i'd srff in
Windsn s'ifobI'n unb beut fis' i'd i9O' in
Stuttgart i'm @efdnsniB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
NuS Der Snitruftipnsitunoe.

lieutenant: vWas fir stns 8irtuns bat
IS, wsnu sic ben 9auf Sbres 9ewebrss
an Der Winbuns usrbtesen94 &strut:
,Orst Gage WttteIarrsf, Ssrr 2~ieutenant!@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
I'm Dem groeeIie, weldsn bic gunbes.

resisruns i'm Npril 1886 sssen bic Sisrra
2umbsr SO. anseifrenst unb worin BITE
erftere bic Isstere auf S2,217,244 Sdas
beneriat usrtlast bate, neil bieie Ga Wtls
lionen 5uB SauboIt auf 8unbeslanb in
Californian sei6Iasen bate, bic @ei9uo'
renen Der gunbesresieruns $4l, 900 aIs
S9aeenerias 3u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Scr Horbsn unisrss 2anbss Isste IL

us1fofensu Sabre $l6s 600, 900 in ins
buftrisuen llnternebmunsen bes Sibens
an. 0auon sntfauen nabesu $50, 600, 900
auf BEN Staat alabama, $2s 600, 900
uuf Sentudp, $ls. 600, 900 auf Gsras,
$4,000, 900 auf Georgia. 9as serinsits
&apitaI 50, OOO, 600 loB mad Wiffifppi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
WilitGriide glumeniprade.

lieutenant gum ginidbrisen gummeD:
y Viir idsint, sbe sic auf bic @eIt tamen,
purbe aud i9on NIT BUILDER sei9ohsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19

9e5rer: v@as battsn bic alien 9ries
den Dor uns uoraus, &lssmiIer2" -
&lssmiasr (tisf Itbsm boIsnb): Isle
brau1ten ntdt @rts9ii9 su lsrneul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
SrnftebIerteufel.

&si3enb uaren bic bieriimmtsen Dor:
trdse bes 2iebertranSes...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-19
Seriammluuseu oer9uremburaer Tersiu,
eurembt,rser t1nterfisun8s'gerei
tn Chicago (fprofeite).


~[gesriu6et am 6. Sebruar 1901
Seriam NJ lrusen
gm eriten Sonntas i'm gprtl, b. 8. neil Sftern
auf ben Gag fGQt, am 8. gpril
slut eriten Sonnta9 i'm sSuli.
slm eriteu Sonnta9 I'M October, geanrtenwabl.
glm eriten Sounta9 i'm SSauuar, @iuiesuns Der
rleIen Seartten.
y. Shelter, Prdibent.
Sp. Yrof, SetretGr.
Der
suremburser ttnterftismn8s'Veret
non gtw Yorf uno 8rooilpu.
perIammelt Iid ben pierteu Souuta9 els
mes ieben Ronats, 4 ubr Na4mittaSs, in
Sacob aluess Subertus SGger Salle,
Oil Wontroie Auenue,
suiidsu SumboIbt Ctr. II. Suibrpit ausnue,
YrooflDn, E. d.
rs. edrmitt, SraROsut.
Soba 3. Blum, sstrstar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-13
AThnn.l.tfnI oh.nrr-r.

"Now. Flasslr. SAID the fashionable
mother. 'lt Is time for you 20 ssy your
prayer."
Who shall 7 pray 'ori'
"For papa and the baby aad ali q iuan
"And FldoW
eyes II You choose
"Mamua"
eve deaffn
"N ho shaI put frst-Flfo o. the baby g.
Merchant IraveitI