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Bent County register., 1889-03-16

many rs Is wanted At the same rate.
Bananas bring from TO twenty to
forty cents dozen owing to the
size.
Some of our democratic exchanges
in speaking of the probable changes
to be made of postmasters say if
their must be a change etc. Just 30.
well there will be change and \
modest kick or kick of any kind
will do no good. 1t is out of place
TO make such talk.
The Durango Herald says one half
the people of that town curse the
Durango Idea aud the Idea says the
other half curse the Herald. In this
respect we can see no difference be-
tween Durango and any other town
that has two papers, a paper always
has to contend with the darn you il
You DO and darn you If you don't.
y gentleman speaking to us a few
days ago about times getting better
under the new administration, SAID
be could see it already, why said he
man who owed me seventy-five
cents for two years paid me to-day,
yes sir times are getting better.
The individual who always raises
the car window is found on every
passenger train no matter how cold
the weather, how windy dry or dusty
how disagreable to the other passen
gers, how they cuss, growl or pray
its all the same the window remains
up. he, she or it of that class is n nui
sance on earth and especially on g
train.
Springfield is the county seat OF
Cow county, that is the translator
of Baca the name OF their county
they are awful happy down there
anyhow.
Bent County register., 1889-03-16

WAsuIN GroS, ID. g., March IA
The President has sent the following
nominations TO the Senate:
Arthur c. Milette of Wa,ertown,
Dakota, to be Governor of Dakota
Luther b. Richardson of Grand
Forks, Dakota, to be Secretay of
Dakota.
Cornelius H. uanford of Washing
ton Territory, to be Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Washington.
George w. Irwin of Montana, to
be United States Marshal for Mon
tana.
Smiley a. Chambers of Indiana, to
be United States Attorney for In
diana.
George S. Batcheller of New York,
to be Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
Albert G. Porter of Indiana, to be
Missionary to Italy.
John A Enander, to be Consul
General to Denmark.
MARCH 10.
Eugene Schuyler of New York, to
be Assistant Secretary of State, wee
George J. RIves, resigned.
Walker Blame of Maine, TO be Ex.
aminer of Claims for the Departmen,
of State, vice Wharton. deceased.
Cyrus Bussey of New York City,
to be Assistant Secretary of the In.
terror, vice David L. Hawkins re.
signed.
MARCH IA.
]. s. Clarksou of Iowa, to be First
Assistant Postmaster G eneral.
Lewis Wolffey of Tucson, Arizona,
to be Governor of Arizona.
Postmasters--Wllliam Wallace at
Indianapolis and James NJ. Kellogg
Mt Wickes, Montana.
Jeremiah Sullivan of Montana, to
be Collector of Customs for the Dis
trict of Montana and idaho.
John A. kasson, of Iowa; William
Walter Phelps, of New Jersey, and
Gorge a. Bates, of Delaware, to be
Commissioners to represent tho Unit
ed States at the conference to be held
III Berlin concerning affairs in the
Samoan Islands.
Elbert d. Weed. of Montana, to
be United States Attorney for Mon
tana.
Bent County register., 1889-03-16

Lutte Johnson has again taken edi-
torial shargs OF the Cheyenne Wells
Gazette, we are glad to see him back
IN the eastern part of the state. Lutte
is bright man in the newspaper
work.
Bent County register., 1889-03-16

The Boston World printed in red
ink last week in honor of the new
county with Boston as county seat.
Bent County register., 1889-03-16

The Colorado Spring Echo issued
handEome illustrated edition last
week giving a great deal of informa.
ton on that city and vicinity.
Bent County register., 1889-03-16

The Legislature will adjourn the
second of April, at least they have
been in session ninety days, when
their pay stops.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-11

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-11

7iIIiN, 10y ~ lti- ittis u "a t'eii'Ia Nlle ttlot
the li-ld They wore all dead. rot a ruuuet
IN Tie lot, ana there were Exactly six b.ac,
Of them. Just as he ri HoI up the ia.
George arrived, follo"ol ~ Edward Cos. cy
"Noll, rcycr,' said the lorm-r, will,
gomothias resembling smile stole over LI
melancholy ccuutcaAs "Ihat'a the mas
Lord Nottingham coGdu't bout that -himse,
sixteen empty c3soaanI twelve birds pickle,
NJ. Why and hn turned ~ Edward, "ulcs
No, sir. il don't believe the colonel las VOL
them gloves j3r Mis- Ida utter al. Let's Sc.
sir you got two brace this last drive and on.
the first, and a leash the second, ard two
brace and a baif the third, six aud half il
all. And the colonel, yes, he ha5scycn brace
ono bird 20 the good"
There, Mn Cossey,n said lila. sm,ln,
sweotly, Il have won my gloves. Mind yol
don't forget to pay them"
"Ch, | viii not FORGET Ms. De Ia Mollc.'
said be, smiling also, but not to p cttilv.
Il suppose" be said, addressing the colonel
that that last coyey twisted up and you
Drowned them.n
NO he answered quietly, tall four wer,
clcor shots"
Mr. COSBY smiled again an increiulolH
smile, which somehow scnt Harold Quaritch,
blood lonpipg through Ills veins more quickly
than was good FOR him, and turned away t,
hide his vocation. Edward Cos,cy woul
rather have lost a thousand pounds than that
his adversary should have got that extra
hirl, for not Only was be jealous shot bu-
lie knew perfectly wei that Ida was auxiou.
that he should lose, and desired above al
things 20 see him L,,miliat.d. And thea lo
the sstp-r Shot lffti g.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
I'M
Groceries and Provisions.
H. ]. VERMUELEN.

The many friends of Henry Yer
muelen will be pleased to notice,
that, after a series of years of eff
ficient and faithful service as
chief clerk, in the grocery line, where
he has been able, not only to learn
all the details necessary to the sue
cessful prosecution of the business,
but also, by his strict attention to
business, and kind and courteous
treatment of customers. has made
many friends, that at last lac has
been sliced with laudable ambition
10 conduct business on his own ac-
codnt, and has fitted up the Berry
store IN a neat and tasty manner,
and put IN very nice stock, of Sc
lect groceries, all new, and fresh, and
of first quality, which he proposes to
offer, to his customers at reasonable
rates. Butter and eggs taken in eN-
change for goods.
a full line of groceries Is carried
and any thing needed in the culinary
department of the household can be
found here.
The teas and coffeeS sold ut this
establishment, are the purest and
best that can be obtained and "A single
trial of them will convince interest
ed parties. Only the best of sugars,
and syrups are handled. Pure
spices and favoring extracts are
made speciality.
CANNED GOODS.
Here may be found the luscious,
California and Eastern fruits in
great variety.
All kinds of vegetables in cans, at
all times, and fresh vegetables, in
bulk, in their season.
PRESERVED AND DRIED FRUITS,
such as raisins, figs, dates, citron,
etc. constantly on hand.
FRESH TROPICAL FRUITS,
as oranges, lemons, bananas, etc.
TIE TABLE DELICACIEs,
consist of honey, cheese, halibut and
dried beef. In
FARINACEoUs GOODS
may be found rice, tapioca, sage,
pearl barley, oat flakes, macaroni
vermecelli, cerealine, and other
articles for buildings and soups.
FLOUR GRAHAM AND MEAL.
Aware of the fact that the good
housewife appreciates good flour
we find here is offered only the best
brands in stock.
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS
in great abundance and of the bes
brands are here.
FINE CONFECTIONERY.
n tempting array OF polh pan
and fancy, candies is seen, such az
caramels, bonbons and Frencl
sweets, of all kinds.
A fine line of lamps and glassware
is here displayed.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
All the leading grades of fine cut
and plug chewing, with a larg
variety.of choice smoking tobacco
constantly on hand.
All goods sold at reasonable rate
and promptly delivered. A new de
livery wagon, will soon be put il
service. By placing before hi
customers only first class goods anC
by fair and honorable dealing Henr
will seek to merit, the patronage h
.rasn ectfullv solicits.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
OGDEN, UTAH. Nov. IA 1889.

DEAR EDIToR:-
To my friends of Alma let me say
that / am improving rapidly. Am bet
ter and weigh more than when | came
here.
The festive turkey is feeling blue
over the prospect of Utah Thanks
giving. Think of IS children coming
home with their families to eat turkey!
There is one family of five generations
living-an old lady 81 years old--her
six sons and each son having some 80
to so children and great and great
great grand children too numerous to
mention.
Salt Lake City elects county and city
officers for the term of two years, on
the first of February next. and if the
city goes People ,or Mormon) the city
won't grow much. but if the city goes
Liberal (Gcntile) it 1.-THE city will boom
and grow very fast.
predict that thousands of people
will visit Utah next summer and very
mauy of them will settle here. Ogden,
the commercial city of Utah. already
has gentle government and is grow
ing rapidly, there being at least IL large
brick blocks building now and numbers
of houses: among the more costly struct-
ures now being built is the University
costing $3.50. 900, a hotel Sl50.OO0. an
opera house Sl5OOOO and others OF
nearly equal cost. | get news from
Alma every week and am glad to do so
Must bid you good bye for this time
Am in business again. Again good
bye. ~ IL ADAMS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22

Yard Wide Dress Flannel at 25cts
Remnants of Cashmeres and Dress Fannels, to 10
yards each, at Great Reduction.
Bargains in Black Dress Goods during this Sale.
Extra Wide Black Brantine, reduced from 6Octs. to
scots
72cts
Extra Wide Black Drapde Alma, reduced from s5cts.
to 72cts
Wool Serges (coors) reduced from 75cts. to 55cts.
Beautiful yard wide Cashmeres, all colors 25cts.
We guarantee lowest Price on Ribbons
Silk Pushes good quality only scots.
Ladies' all Wool, Regular Made Hose, only 25cts.
Several Lines of Childrens Wool Hose cut to less
than Cost to close out.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-22
In, order to reduce our stock and real
ize Cash from the Sale Of it, we offer
the following Great Bargains:

Best Dress Prints worth 7 and Sets. now bets.
Best Indigo Blue Prints worth and Sets, now Gets.
Extra wide Indigo Blue Prints worth l2!cts, now
94cts.
Lawrence L. L. Factory, by the bolt, Gets.
Heavy Flecced Shifting worth l5cts l2!cts.
Good Straw Ticking locts.
Good Feather Ticking l2!cts.
Good Fancy Ticking for Skirts l2lctS
Best Apron Check Gingham> Sets.
Good Kentucky Jeans only l6cts.
Servan Cottonades (best made) 25cts.
Grey Repeant-for Shifting and Skirts! yard
wide, 6Octs.
Great Bargains in Cotton Flannel at l0cs.
Yard wide Floor Oil Cloth, only 3octs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Ger Iiere1 ut Gin sefdbr=
Hdber Sebler oerielben.

Sm 3uitauO Der rntbittsssit ssratbsu lie raid auBsr
STSuuus. Ssue bartuidtssn uHO UsrbiHsHtBuOusH ssis
ben, bic Srisbtids &isrsutruntRsit uuO Sudsrrubr itsasH
Ta nit iarstIider Stderbsit elm. iobaIo bic HisrsHtPatigs
tsit usriast. SIGisutatuub. Sarubei6werOs uuo 3Uaus
iinS bic fat unusrmsiNIt6su 6OISsu elmer ~parttsasH sdbs
muHs Der SIais, bic Ourh GdUi6s OOr Erisbsit ~Ssrisbsu
usruriadt ptrO. SOitstttr'S NtGssnbtttsrs III elm wObIs
tbdtts ~wirtsnOss. a~ursssnotS Wtittel, eaS bic Gbdtistsit Der
tn 8sOt ~itsbsnOsu Srsaue i6rSsrt. aui SsisH 8irtunsen
man lid u~srluieH taHu, obHe ben ]lbsrsroBsn &etS bsiird
ten Ju miTsu, wsIasr bdufs bic 6OIss Sss gsuulss Der
sspSbuIid i'm Saupsl portommsnoen nidt msOtSiuiib
prdpGrirtsu Stimulautsu 1T. Ms Wsitsr, pobItbatiss
@irtuus Oes Sitter, 1T GuSuihbrsu. UsIbs SGB es bura bic
8tsSrbutsluus Der attiOusidbistsit Der Risrsn ~sisisIbsu
tn StanS isst. Sus Ourd S~isisIbsH p~aiTrsHSs Slut non
allen uursiHis'sitsu gu b~sirttsn, wsIas 70 bdufs Rbsumas
ttsmus uuO 8aNsriuat ururiadsu. SsruOHtdt. 6isbsI
unO @attis,sit. 9nitopiuus uuS 9QsPsPRs w,ySsH Sart
has Bitter, ibsrpuHssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Scr GeSaftsur oes ,Sttumpa SournaI'

Scr &eSaftsur bes Sttumtpa S%ournal'
1T auf Der 8rombser. Su9s sspsisn unb
i9reibt iiber feline Soridungen: rSie 9Iads
beeryitrduder bdnsen in bieiem Sabre nuns
berbur poa 8seren unb fait aqtdsli5 bssss
ben fi5 Yarteien iopobl su Wasen aIs 3u
6uB IN ale &i6tunseu Der umsesenb unb
tommen meiit i1usr bsIaben Unit 8ssren
natirIi9) 3urit. Gin FOLDER 4usflus In
bas 2anb TT nit pielem Standardization
unb llnaunebmIidteiten usrbunben, CT gtsbt
benz Stdbter bic i6Ouits @sIsssnbsit, etuas
abwe5sIuus ms aItdsli1e Saistn su
brinsen unb etn wenis friide 2anSIuft gu
idnuppsn: binsesen 1T has 9flitsn Der
ygseriss~ BET 100 9ise cine iauere aufs
sabe. Sat man es BET flsiBissr arbsit ies
bod fertts sebradt, msbrere Quart Der
woblidmstenben Srudt gu iammsln unb
mad 5auie gu brinsen, 10 1T bic sroBartise
geruunbsruns Der sausen SamiIie, pom
Babp auf, iber bic coIOfaIe 2eituns bss
Saters, unb has freunolide 2d9eIn Der
befern 5dIfte gnti9doisuus ssnus fur bic
ausssitanbsnen Strapa3en uub Der Sauss
berr wirft iid nit uielem @obIsefauen In
bic Bruif, uenn aud feline RIsibunssfits
tnfoIse Der 81 naben 8etibruns nit ben
Strdudsrn etwus fart seIitteu babsn unb
bic 6dnoe bur9 bic uteIen ausgeitaubenen
Sta1sIfide arg ;ussridtet iinO unb wie
ySsa" i@msr3en. IbwedsIuns muB
Setnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Gin SSunS, Der aue Briefmarteniammler

Gin TunS, Der ale BriefmarteuiammIsr
in bobe a%ufresuns usrisseu wirb, 1T in Ga
lima sema4t worbeu. gr beitsbt aus bret
Wifourisr Brtefmarten aus benz Sabre
ls45, unb auar juei gu 10 Gents unb sine
81 90 Gents. Die Warten trasen bas Wiis
fourier Wuppen, NIT Der l1mf9rift st.
Souls 9offoiiice", inb redtefis unb In
S5war5 auf bIaues gupier sebrudt. Sis
fno etne sroBe Ssltsnbeit unb Der slidIide
Stnber ptrb einen bobsn 9rets bafir err
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
SOn einem idlauen Seamten sradbIsn

S"h h'htW IWtuulh Sluuillh S'o"S'>"
frau30fide Sldttsr foIsen6e @si9idte:
@ines Cages fam Der Rari9uu MacWa.
5on, oils CT nod Yrdiibent Der RspubIit
mar, auf elmer &siit na9 elmer Yrdfettur,
aegen beren Snbabsr gsi9psrben sinses
laufsn parsn. Der Wari9au bradte bic
Ra5t I'M 9rdfetturs@ sbGube su. Gr pfless
ts friib aufjuitebeH unb ueri9mdbte es aIs
e9ter Soloat aud nidt, bic 8Irite su
banobuben unb ieIbit feline Rleiber su refs
ntgen. Ser Brdfett, Der ibm ssssniber
idIief unb, uon oiftern Sefir9tunssn &C.:
quilt. sleidfaus frib aufseitanben mar,
iub i'm, OfInste iein 5snfter uno birltets
sIei9fals fsinen &ot. vgt, Serr 8rdfeet,
itsbsn Sic i9un 10 frib auf2" vIae Gage
9srr Brdfbsnt." vg9, unb sic biriten
Sore &lsiber ieIbt2" sd bin In bisier
Sinf9t SoIbat." gsios bir ftstsn meter.
rS6rsn sic einmal," iaste bann Der Wars
idau, vtommsn Ste 81 mir beriiber." SIN
NusenbIit mar Der Bidfstt briibeu, rubm
ben Wariduu gang fur ii9 Elm unb purbe
baIb baruuf in cine bObere SteQe uerisst.
SebsS WaI, wenn auf ibn bic Reoe fam
iaste Der Mari1au: vSa, bas lit eth Eeus
fslsterI, Der 1T INNER bel isiner Sa5s unb
itsbt ftIb auf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Gud Spsrliuge MAIDEN tueite Geiien

Serr Yster $. Stuuffsr, 0tsbattur bss in
9onbonuiae IN Ohio eridsinenbeu uaouo;
cate-, ersdbIt, baB am Is. SuIi etn Spas
tn feline Siiics ssflosen unb Dol ibm &c:
sriffen porpen iei. ben er wieber babe flies
gen Iufsu, na5bem erj ibm einsn tIsiusu
3ettsl nit ben @orteu: us. SuIi, Cons
bonuiqe Nburcate" ans cine 9ein ssbuns
ben bate. Sor sinisen Eassn babe er aus
Suron IN SIbs Oatota pom benz Sants
%taiiirsr SreS. Wcgla,p einen Brief erbaIs
ten, in psl9sm bas Bsiu bss SperItnss
nit benz nod baran befsitistsn Settsl eins
9eidlp0en mar, 5usleid nit benz Sermert,
oaB Der betreffsnce Spas am 81. Suit BON
benz SObn bss S4,eibers In SarOn ses
i9oNeu worben fet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Sn Der 8utt Don qbufir uerben ies,

bur6 line tiir3Ii9 s~ebiIbste 9sisuidaftg Der
iu4e CUR Sebuns bsr Bel Der Seeidla9t
BON abutir seiuutsnen eddie ansefelt.
getanntIi6 Bate bic frau;OFi6e SIotts bic
S4dse oes Walteier:S rbens als &riesss
beute m~itsenommsn, unb peridisbsns iebr
wertbuoae 9ssenitdnbe, uel9e bic Warte
bes Orbens trussn, ifnb nit elmer Sdi9t
BON Reersstiss umsebeu, bur9 psIds biss
ieIben anideinsnb IN bsiten 3uftanb srbal,
ten worben tno. Wan rednst namsntIi9
b%arauf, eine sroBe an3abl aanonsn su BE-
ben, wOSur6 uIein i5on bic Soften bss
llnteruebmens ssbstt werbsa piitbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
" uuteS MIIerIet.
llutsr Der lts6eridrift Gin puriidtiaer

VS'N~ - INV" uStI"vbHNk
Shmiegerpater" bsri9tst bic vBaa Wau
9aSette": Gin absIissr gnsIdnber sspann
tir3Ii6 bas 5ers zines einfadsn norussis
i4en 8auerumdb9sns unb belt BET ibrem
Sater Inn tbre Sanb an. Der Bauer err
wieberte: vgrit mill i9 na9Isbsr. Sd
pia NIT Gu4 sebeu, untsriu9sn, mas tir
elm Wsann Sbr fstb, bsuor i'd meine gu
Thinning sebe." gr tam mad ENGLAND,
beft4tigte bas 5aus unb 8sfistbum bes
Wsrbers, IieB f3 ibsr feline seitdftli6e
Steaung austunft seben unb fanb, baB
aasS serabe 10 mar, ME Der 2orb seiast
bate. Damn iaste er: vSa. Sbr t0nnt
metne Eo9ter babsn; SIR ieio elm Mann
pon Der te6ten Qrt." MiepisI llnbsil
pdre i&on uerbitet porben. penu alIe
@ltern uorffdttser eswsisn rpdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Ger Sbsrbunoesaupalt WiIer mod

Ser Sbsr6uuoesanpalt Miler mO6te
serne Der Sunbssusrfuhuns etnen 3uias
einiissn, wona9 Der @ousreB sebaItsn istu
foa, tn 3utunft feline 9siddfte porsunsbs
men, bis er idmmtIi9e 9ausbaItsuorlassn
erIeoist bat. Sc sIaubt, baB bau,it Der
unfttte, @sisse, BITE ionft ntdt bar93us
brinsen itnb, i'm Iesten ausenblide ben
Saus 5aItsseisstsn antubeftsu, elm gnbe
bsreiter weroen wirbe. Ser goti9las it
Der 8sadtuna wsrth.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
geihGmenoe Gntgesnuna.

Sn Der OfisntIi9sn 9eriammIuns fur
posItbdtise Susde belt bic fammslnbs
Dame ben Esler aud sinem rei9en Ranus
bin, Der aIs 6il3 gar wobI befannt par.
SO babe Widts!" war bic tur3e antport
bss Iufseforbetsu. - Damn uebmen sic
gtpas". sruieoerte bic Dame idIasfsrtts,
i'd iammIe ia fir bic Grmsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Ser SrudfebIsrteufeI fpislts einf cine

Ser Sruffeblsrteufel fptslte einf einem
&afeler 8latt sinen fataIsn Strst6. Sass
isIbe 6ert9tete uamli9 zines Cages, Der
&uorprius mare arsetommsn. Im anbsrn
Gage beri6tete IS 6ieie WsIbuns NIT ben
8orten, IS lit ni5t Der &uorprin3 ionbern
Der &ornprin; sepsfsn. am britten Gag
erfoIste cine aberma!ise 8eri9tuns: Der
aornprin3 Jet ansetommen, ni5t Der Rorn:
print, bas iei Elm SreffsbIer sepeien.
Sest beri5tete bas &afeIer Slatt ni5ts
nehr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Surd Spleen nit 3iinSb0keru ful

mad amtIi5sr Statiitit pom 1879 bis 1885
In 0suti5lanb BON &inbern 600 Branbe
psruria3t worben, bur9 wsI9e Is, 900
5duier einseGidsrt purben unb ein S5es
ben pom runb "a Wiaionen Mars uerurs
fadt purbe. 9on 1862 bis 1886 lit has
Rattonaluerm6aen bur9 Rinberbranbififs
tunsen UNI sc R utonen Wart bei6dbist
worosn. Oas SptsIeu nit 3iubbOISsrn
1T etne 8rant5eit, peI5e bomOopatii9 be-
banoeIt psrben muR: burd 6oIi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Bonn Grersicrplab.

Sauptmann gum Ginidbris' Sreipiatsen
weI4sr bsim grsrsteren bsrsits gum brittsn
Wal pom Yferbe fdat): Sonnsrusttsr,
g~iridbriser, mas idwsbsn Sie bsnn forts
pdbrsnb 5wii4sn 9immeI uno groe! 0snn
Sis bur4aus Sbr Sabr tn Der Cuff obs
bisnen wolsn, bdtteu Sic ii9 bod bsiu
BalonsO sta4smaut meIbsn iousn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Jhriorglih.

9lrat: vSorssn sic ia bafir, baB Sean
etne slei9mdBiae Eemperatur int Rabinet
Der Srau @rdfn unterbdlt.@ - 3immers
mdS6en: vSit beitsns beiOrst, i'd babe es
linn ssbOrts einsei4drft unb tbm aud TO-
fort einen Thermometer ms 8ebisntsns
3immer bdnsen lafen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
geim SHraermeiiter bon Rem BORT lau,

fen idOn game a6rbe nit gOrfdIdssn fir
bic 0eItausifsIluus" Elm. Der fd0nits
BON bieien 9oridIdsen III Der bon 9sorss
s. Ssbsu pom Bingham, er mill siuen
nod b6bsrn Tburm ais ben gifisItburm sss
baut isbeu, unb mstnt Elm SanosrbiIb oosr
@ouIb pirbsn bas @sIb ba;u bsrssbsn,
psnn Der Sburm nit benz Ramsn bss
SpenberS sstauft pirbs. Die 8anbsrbilts
uno @OuI6s psrben H5 iS6nitsnS bsbans
Ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
&iublihe BeiSbeit.

Srie5sn fdbrt eri9rodsn Dor etnem
Sunss 3urid, Der i'm sutbmatbis anbsat.
Batter: vabsr Srie, wer wirb bern sIst9
70 iur5tiam isin! Ou wetBt bod, bic
Sunbs, peI4e beaen, bsiBsn ni4t.~ -
Tris5en (ueinerIid): ,Sa, i'd wsiB bas,
- absr obs Der Sanb aud psiB, wsiB i'd
nidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Iuf BEN Santa, S6.Sabnbof In Raniai

Nnf Dem Santa' 6e'Sabnbot IN Ranlas
Gitp purbs Elm ioebsu ausetommenss iuns
ssS Mdbden uon beftisen @sfi9tsmusteIs
trdmpfsn befausn unb IS idtsn cine Ssits
lang. oIs perbe fi9 Wauliperre einitslsn.
gs iisllte iid bsraus, baB bas Wdbdsn
cine itarte Wa5stduerin ssweien 1T. sic
bat fid bsiIis sslObt, es ni9t wisbsr tbun
Al po4sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
4ud inter unieren Giubrederu sibt ss

.Sumoriitsn". Der Spisbubs, peI6sr
tirsIid gr'9 ouusrneur Song pon Wanas
9uietts ietn Sil6ersei5trr oussefibrt, bat
bic barunter befinbliden 2OffsI on ben redts
mdBisen Gisentbimer surlfseianbt, nobel
er auf Der sS%nuenieite bes Y%adpupters ben
bsriibmten Namea 9. s. 8uttler's psrs
3ei3ust bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Gut beobadtet.

gIs fid 5psi Ysnfionsfrsunbinnsn mad
Idnssrsr Srennuus pteberiebsn, frast bic
Cine untsr Inbsrem: vllnb mas ma4t
Sein Yapa2~
raaes, mas drama wil", mar bic Ints
mort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
I'm Geniussamt in @aIbiuatuu TT Elm

6rI. gla Byron, cine Nidts bss p~sritors
benen S6ifsbauers Sobn &oa6 auseifslt,
bic i'm StanOe 1T, tn 3eit pom iieben Stuns
ben - Idussr arbsitet man In ben 5ffsnte
lt9en Ismtern in 8aibinstou ni9t $500
Brief ini9Idse Su abreiirsu. Sribsr
belt man bGs Nbrsiirsn pon 1900 Brief
eini9ldsen fir cine quite Eassslsiituns.