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Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21
N REPORT.


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MAsmtxounx. nov ia-Acfinr Ad-
iutantAsencral MsKeever in his annual
report to the Secretary Of Wa desotes
much space % The subiect Of military
colleges lie a that tie reports o.
officers performing the duties 81 profes-
sors 81 military science and tactics az
the universities and colleges give graf
flying evidence Of the increasing inter
est manifested By the college author.
ties m surh a course Of studies and "a
errises The average number Of stu
dents over Is wears Of & attending
those institutions during the past srhoi-
astIc year Nas 1L.G49. OF whom sit at
tended artillery drills and Z. 0gu infantry
drills He declares however. that the
best results will o be obtained until
each university OF college favored
With an army detail makes military
drills and instruction compulsory upon
al male students q proper are physic-
ally able. and In addition provides ade-
auate facilities for indoor drills during
the winter months
Comment h made upon the fact that
European officers quarters are heated
az Government expense, and I'll u recon-
mended that a reasonable allowance for
fuel be- allowed our own officers
General Mckeever SAYS he Is con-
WINGED hat the real primary cause Of
dcscrtiou Is the almost certain immuni-
Is Of the offender from arrest The
present reward Of $50 for the arrest OF
a desertcr has proved totally made
quate. a, Is abundantly proved by tho
very small percentage Of arrests, com
pared to the number OF desertions. lie
therefore recommends hat the present
reward be- increased 20 siOO, which he
says is a sum that in many cases, after
the reduction OF the expenses incident
20 arrest, holding. and delivery will
only fairly compensate the civil officer
or citizen making the arrest II rs also
urged that Congress make provision for
increasing the pay OF non-commissiOned
officers. lie says the pay nov attached
90 the several grades OF this class OF Of
tccrs is not only without incentive 10
the men best fitted for the position, but
tho very acceptance of that position
works ~pccuuiary loss, as compared with
tho pay received by the men in ths
ranks who are employed on such pay.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE
ON Heing Accused of Embezzlement n
Prominent Kansas city business Man
KtIIs Himself.

ON Heing Accused of Embczzlcment a
Prominent Kansas city Busincs Man
KiIIs Himself.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 1a.-Driven
TO desperation by an accusation OF
crime, and overwhelmed by business
pcrpicxities, Shelby Jones, the well
known merchant and member of the
Hall & Willis Hardw ware Co, took his
" life last night at 1880 o'clock at
his residence. 4lO Aldine place.
II was only half an hour before that
he was charged by Mr. Hobbs, a stock
holder in the firm of Hall & Willis,
with a shortage OF almost SIS 900 in the
management OF his firms affairs.
Selby Jones ended his life with a re-
volver. He sent the fata al bullet crash
ing through his right temple.
MIR. T. f.. Willis, president of the
company, was seen at an early hour
this morning. Mr.. Willis was 10th to
talk. He was afraid of making some
statement that wou d cast a suspicion
OF c%riminality upon the dead and a slur
Of infamy upon his family. He ad-
mitted having opinions on the matter,
but refused to state what sucn op mons
were and upon what facts they were
based. The refusal was q virtual adj
mission that Jones, in Mr.. Willets' be-
lief, was a defaulter.
1--WE have reason to believe" Mr..
Willis said, that Mr.. Jones was short
in his accounts to the company Sl0O, 600.
/ do not know TO a moral certainty OF
any shortage"
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21

s~~rstarF uisiss Is.~. Nsf Vast Hstaii.-
ttsa nat Ne nse. Mast s~hinpinE rFlsii-
~E- - a. H.etpr-.sL
NksmxaToS. Nov lA-Secretary
nlains uas the central fgure In a dram.
ate s,ene here yesterday afternoon.
s.rouped together ia the onicr % the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
~src many noted Government officials
and three score % the lead ng railroad
lawyers Of the country for a public
hearing about certain privileges grant
"a - the Grand Trunk railroad In hav-
sac goods FOR Canada sealed In cars az
American ports and forwarded In bond
~ their destinations Those who op-
uoeod this plan ~coutsndei that the seal
should be- pla-ed OF the ears at the
tnitcd states port nearest the Canadian
destination Of the goods Around a
table sat the official board, Secretary
Window. Assistant Secretary Spaulding
and solicitor Hepburn Secretary
blaine was also present Several
speakers had made remarks and secre-
tsry Blainc with members Of the board
lad asked questions
When A. & Raymond. who had spoken
far an hour or 50. had concluded secrc-
tary Blaine arose. lie said that he was
there simply as pne Of the spectators
and not IN ans official character. Hr
wished 10 say. however In answer TO
Mr. Raymoud's suggestion that this
might be a policy Of retaliation, that he
felt sure the Government had no such
sh0urht. that the mere superstition Of
such a policy and the arguing against IL
might create a serious misapprehension
fn the country as 10 such an intention
on the part OF the Government and
that for this reason he i%nterposed To
prevent any such idea going abroad a.
she result OF this hearing. Mr.. Ray
maud was himself the representative Of
Che Canadian Pacific railway and II
Che Government Of the United States
h8d been DESTROYS Of throwing obstacles
On the way OF developing that great
road. It would not have given IL the
privilege Of going through two States
of che Northwest and crossing al the
Sioux, nor would his IS State OF
Maine have gwen II the liberty Of cross
AtE W flNlAf f'iAAAhAN III hAA't theA W
connection with the cities OF the mari
time provinces Of New Brunswick aud
Nova Scotia might be made some 200
uilos nearer.
Mr.. Blaine suggested that the best
mode Of resisting retaliation or un'
friendlincss was to make the system alb
fo,utcly complete and perfect, and
he asked Mr. Raymond II he thought il
was so.
Mr. Raymond answered that he had
so reparded It,
MIR Blaine said that II would be much
morc satisfactory to the section from
which he came IL Halifax and St John
could treat New England as fairly and
as generously as Portland and Boston
treated the provinces. They might
saud any cargo OF fish or any thing else
ut Portland and ship 10 their homes
but the American fisherman making his
catch hundreds of miles beyond the
Shrce-mile limit could not secure tina.
privilege from the lower provinces. lie
suggested that Mr.. Raymond would
labor to a good end in making the sys
ten for which ho spoke absolutely per
feet II he could wipe out an inequality
which was known and recognized Owe
The whole country as far a. Vancouver
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21
At the MuxzIe of IA Gun.

NEw BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. 0-Stan-
islof ~Virchofsky, ayoung Pole, stabbed
his father, josef Virchofsky, in the alb
domsn dur ng a quarrel Monday night
at Perth Amboy, inficting a wound
from tho effects Of which the wounded
man died. The murderer fed, but was
arrested later neal Woodbridge. lie
resisted, but was finally taken into Gus
tody at the muzzle of q gun and lodged
in Jail here. He says his father muir
dered his mother in Poland
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-21
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.
The Alliance Men Claim That Their Candl-
date Has Been Elected Governor.

The Alliance Men Claim That Their Candl-
date Has Been Elected Governor.
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 1.-The Repub-
llcan State Central Committee has about
concluded that the face OF the returns
will show that Richards, the Republican
candidate for Governor, is defeated by a
small plurality, and that Boyd, the
Democratic candidate, is elected by less
than one.third the votes polled at the
last election. The comm ttee claim,
however, the election of tue entire Re-
publican ticket beside. The lndepend-
ent State Central Committee does not
cencede any thing. They had the most
complete organization in the late
campaign, and claim that they
we're able to calculate within
a few thousands the vote they should
have rec sived. They claim that the
face of the returns W Il show the cleo
ton of Powers as Governor, or that
there has been fraud at the polls, and
are already taking steps to contest the
election, II Boyd, the Democratic n
didate, should appear to be ahead. The
contest will be tried by the Legislature
in joint session. with the Speaker pre-
siding, and as the Legislature is over
whelmingly independent 1t is safe to
say that Powers will have the benefit
of the doubt II doubt exists. II is al
most certain, therefore, no Inauguration
of Governor will take place until after
the Legislature has canvassed the re-
turns and ascertaincd who has been
duly elected.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
NGerfet SpaR uno Grnf.
adiier Grau3 bon Osterreid unb bic
ate 6rau.

Oils Raiisr Srans i'm Sabre 1888 in
9ras ii9 aufbieIt unb aud ba nod isiner
@ewobnbsit Sebermann CUR aubiens su.
lieB, eridten aud DOT ibn cine alts, arme
Srau. Iom Raiisr ibsr ibr InIissen Bee
frast, ersab es fi5, baB ie ibrsn 9sbsuss
untsrbaIt ii5 burd ibren .9sisrtaitsn srs
warb, Der ebsr iett burd einen unsIidli1en
Sufua idahbaft seworbeu mar.
Die Srau tlaste, baB is bisr ni5t i'm
Stanoe Jet, bic Soften Der Rsparatar, bts
fdnf @uIbsn bstrisen, 81 eriduinssu, unb
baB ibr babur4 bic 9sIsssnbsit bsnommsn
iei, ibren 9~sbsnsunterbaIt gu usrbisnsn.
Der Raiier bdnoists ibr ssbn 9uIbsn Elm ;
bunfsrb wolte fd BITE Srau entfsrnsu,
bod nod an Der Gbire tsbrts iie, bas @sIb
betra9tenb, wisber UNI, iubsm fe nur finf
@ulbeu fur bic Reparatlr brau1e, unb
babsr bie anbere 5dIfte 3u,idssbsn miine
.gsbaIt nur immsr aud bic anbere
6dIfte," iaste Der Raiisr Id9sInb: vbsnu
iiebe, beiu Qeisrtaitsn tam ia wisbsr sin=
NAL S4aben nsbusu, unb i'd birfte bann
ni4t wisoer pier tn Yras isiu, uuI Dir bic
R,paratur ju bubIen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

ieIben mad goridrift suss,ossn bat. go
bat bas Sberseti@t uon Georgia enti9ies
ben. inbem es Der gnit1t lit, oaS Sober,
Der Satentmeoictn tauft, has Redt babe,
f4 auf bic 8sbauptunsen bss 5abricaaten
oeIisIbsn bsadsIi4 ibrer Wirtnns gu pers
lailen, unb Memanben 3usemutbet uerben
fonne. bic Webiciu, beren Subsreituns aIs
etn @ebsimnis putentirt lit, erit Gsmii9
nnteriu9sn su Iafsn, ebs er ie nimlmt.
Den apotbeter absr ober iont Ssmanbsn,
pslter Yatentmebiciu pom benz Tabrieantsn
fault unb uertauft, madt bas Obsrssridt
fur etuaisen Sdabsn nidt usrantportli5.
Ste Gnti9eiouns 1T isbr usrninftis, ioueit
fe rei4t. Wenn es absr, mas bstanntIi5
Der SAL 1T, sefdbrIide YatsntmsSicin sibt,
10 TT ss unuerantwortIid, bag ibren Or:
fnbern" bas @ebsimniB barauf pattntirt
wsrben butfte. 0te Batsntbeb0rbe 1T i'm
6au oes g~ertaufsns elmer ssfdbrIi9en 9as
tsntmebiein Der i9ulbisite Gbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Sas Grab sdbnt ani6sinenS psrs
QcbItd1

mad sepihsH eIsuoen Snualiosr, psIAe matt uuo ihpaa
oabtHitIeiasu, oSpobI s5 immsr 10 ausfebt ais Oh lie
semudbit iteTbsr piroeu, mas t~uosieu nidt seibiebt. sic
psrtrotHsH, iarampisu BuiaUmen uNO ibwtHseu euSlia
oabtu, obne Sae fe ismaIs cine ists Ssiuubbstt bsisisu
uue eas pbpRihs staitbepuBtisiu teuusu seIernt bdtteu,
psIbe Sas Bette Der SriteuI III, an psIas he R4 nit 10
bsmsr'suspertbr Sdbts,eit a%rsIammsru. STE Vsriuasu
b~sitdSots, an ibrH a6rpsru nit stusm %psrtbIoisu SeiImits
tel, Stdriuus5mittd ooer -eebeuspstsr" .bsrumjuhtten'
uuo Su srtpartrsn~, um bic SsroGuuus uuo bic 1bittsteit
Der ssbr gu ~iorpsru. @suu iOlas miBIeitsts s,ute i9re
Suhudt gu SOitsttsr's Sittsrs usbmsu uuo bel
~Oemiei5su bsbaTrsu witOsu. piroe es gut um ne iebsu.
DissS u~or8asItte Stdrtuussmittd erSeust Die srdits, be-
rem bic Sdpadsu ~bsoarisu. tuOsm IS bic SsrOauuus trdfs
tst uHc bic aifmiltruus i6TOsrt. IS biltt ssssu RsrOOfs
tat, S6laHORs'sit, DlaIarid. Rtsreus Ssihpsrssu, Sal
IsuktOsu, Ssritopiuns. Rbsumatismus uHO RsuraIsia,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
IN Der einitiaen Mormonenbauptfaby

Sn Der einitigen Worutonenbauptitabt
Rauuoo am neutrality-suspicious. i'm wsitliden
SQirots iinb nod bic Grimmsr bss groBen
WormonensE empels, ber i'm Sabre 1914,
ua9bsn bsr Wormouenpropbet Soispb
Smitb i'm nabsn Carthage i'm @sidrsnIB
ermorbet worben mar, 3erif6rt wu,be. Die
EempeItrimmsr. mite fe iest ausisbsu,
usrben in Der v@sitl. Yoif" 10 bsi6riebsn:
vSief er Gempsl, Elm impoiantes @ebdube
tn adtediser 6orm. nit 100 SuS i'm Ourd:
mefsr unb so SuB S5bs. bate ni1t me-
niger aIs 5000 600 s%etoitet. gu bamaIissr
Sstt eine enorms Summe unb mar babel
nod ni&t poIsnbst. Gin grocer Saal,
nod u6ais s,baltsn, bients aIs Bals unb
Gbeateriaal, tenn bieie mobernen 0stlissn
uaren ben 8erguiigungen bes 2eibes unb
@sifes burdaus ntdt ob5olb, wdbrenb TIM
Snneru ii5 isns ssbsimen @smddsr bsfans
ben, 5u beneu nur Der Bropbet ieIbft gu.
triit bate, un5 mo man, als Der Gempel
ssitirmt mar, bic gsweiie unb Wertseuse
Der Srquiftion, Der Gortur, gu finbsn ses
ba1te, psnen bic Spfsr bes Wormouismus
unterworfen uorben isien. Dod man ianb
nur einise roftise &sttsu NIT Rinsen bas
ran, iowts mertwirbise Sersau,ente tn
9ebeimi&rift. Nu9 msrtuirbise ms9as
nii@e 3ei@nunsen unb @erfseuse fanben
f4 ba Dor, bic 5 itrumente Der ,SSbne
bes Dan, iener penn Yropbeteu Smitb
mad benz BeiipieI bes bibItiten 86niss
SaIomo se~arinbeten @epsrti9aft, bsneu
Der EsmpeIbau ibertrasen mar, iensr sss
i5idten 5anbwe,ter, bic bisien Yra9tbau
elri&teten, Der our@ bic S9uIo Der eisentn
Observation-Disclosures iobaIb uieber In Erlms
rIer serfaqen foate. Rebsn benz Gempsl
erbebsn f9 bic Guimmer bes alien Naus
uao' Sauiss, elmer Tausrne unter unmtts
teIbarer Sberauff9t bss 1ropbeten, no
Der 5rsmos bewirtbet unb ibm Wein unb
2iqueure trebenBt wurbeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
y uuteS MIIerIst.
Wie nan tjieu ion.

Gin gidIein, betiteIt: vDas bduss
Ii9s Slid. entbdIt foIssnbe, wobl gu
bea4tsnbe @eiunbbettsreseIn betreffs bes
gfsus:
,Rt1i Bios BEL Der Gusuabl unb aubss
reituna Der Speiisn muB bic @eiunbbeit
beriidftdtist psrben, ionbern aud beim
8sr,ebren berieibsn; nidt bas, mas man
TIT, sibt uns Nabrurs unb Stdrte, ionbern
mas man psrbaut.
Wan fol- ME au i9nsI sfen bic Spsis
fen mifen gut s~ertaut unb iorsfdltts NIT
benz Spsi9sI ~perbunben perben, ionif iinb
fe idwer perbauli9.
Dte Spsiieu to9eno auf ben Gid brins
gen unb beiB binunteri9Iufsu, 1T isbr uers
berbIt9. 3dbHe. 3unse unb Wasen milf
fen bur1 bic 8sribrune elibsnb beiser
Supps ober anbsrer Speiien sroBen S9as
ben nsbmen.
llnmittslbar BON elmer onifrsnaenbsn
i1persn arbeit ober pom Spielplas f1
gum gfsu nieberisssu, 1T iddblid !; Dor
unb nod Der 5auptmabI3eit 1T eine fur3e
&ube rutbiam.
WdBisteit unb Srbnuns miIen aud
BET 0iebItnssipeiien unb BET sroBsm 5uns
ger ifrens bsa9tet wsrben. gu uiel efen
idabet INNER, Defenders Nbenbs, bessIsi'
den gu u~islerIei Spsiieu bur9einanosr
eiien.
@dbrenb bss gfsns iol man ni5t 81
pisl ~trintsn; Elm @las flares Wafsr III
ni9t iddbIi9, nur bsim @enuB pom Obj,
9urten uno bersIeidsn bite man it9 bauor.
gu fart ssuirsts unb 3u idarf ssiaI.
gene Spstien fnb ni9t auSuratbsu, ben
&tnbern aber iebr na9tbeilts; fte reissr
ben Ourit unb BITE Sudt mad seiittsen
@etrdnteu.
Srodsnss 8rob 1T 3u alien WabI8eiten,
Defenders gu binnen unb isbr fetten Speis
fen, ale 3usabe 3u empfsblsu. Sang frts
ides, nod warmes 8rob 1T ebenio wis
idimmsIis ssworbenes, iebr unseiunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Sas frap,0IiIte GubmorineIhiii

y@pmncte" isst feline untsrissiiden Yros
befabrten in EouIou fort. Sc burdtreuste
BITE bortise &bsoe mad alien &i9tunsen
bin uno uermieo babel ui1t nur &etten,
Boien unb anters,iinbs, ionbsrn iubr aud
unter ben San;eridiffsn binpss. Sie
apBerorbentIide 2si5ttstsit, NIT psI5sr
bic nmi4au nm0sIi9t if, s~sitattst benz
gefsbIsbaber, in weitsm l1mtrsiis auss
auf benz Reere ~pubrsunsbmeu, obsIsia bas
S4iff fd in elmer seuifeu Gisfs bspsst.
go pentsfens bebaupten bic 6ranSoien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Uute

Gin iunssr. absr nidt unssbiIbster Sss
tonom bsiu9te ben Yferbemarst gu y.
Auf siruaI tIopft Tim Ssmanb auf bic
S4uItsr, er iisbt f& UNI unb ertsnnt ben
iunsen p~orlautsn Rommis g. ,Na,"
iasts @, vwoIIsn sic aud elm Yfsro taus
fsn2" - ,@siu," iaste Der iunse Ostos
nome, I'D iebe mid mad sinem gisI I'm"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Ius Teaaio o'Gmilia wirb eiu merit


wirbissr BiIbsrfunb ssmsIoet. Gin Dor.
tiger gilberltsb5aber taufte fur siniss
5ranten etn aItss @emdIbe, les Wster
bod uno 0,56 Wetsr brett, pas einsu aufs
re9titebenteu hsiIiss Sobaunes baritsQts.
Oas Bib sefisI benz neuen Better msbr
unb msbr. unb er iab fd ueranlaBt, bic
Runftusritdnbiaeu i5er ben tinfIsr:i9en
8ertb gu &atbs 8u aiebsn. Da purbs
benn has llrtbeiI abseseben, bas aIte 9ss
mdlbe babe tetn:n %se,iuseren ais ben WaIsr
gntonio WIssri, ausemsin bstannt untsr
benz 6simatbsnamsn GOrsssio, gum llrbss
Der une Jet sin berlbmtss, tn 9ebensbe'
i4reibunsen unb RataIosen aufsefi5rtes
Bert bss Neiitsrs, has ft9 uripriusIid
in elmer Sir9e uon GoressiO befanb uni
felt seraumer 3eit ais psrIOrsu gait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

Sn einem 8srguerf Bel Sibpsnins in
Wi&isan 1T man IN. elmer Giefe pom 400
SnB auf cine Nuar3i9idt sefosen, psIds
etne italte 9oIbaber entbaltsn fol-. 9isie
gntbeduns bat in Der sanssn @ssenb cine
sewaItise gufrsauns bsruorssrnfen, ba
man petu1utbst, baB aud bic bsna9burtsn
@ruben golobaIttg ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Ereismertb.

Yetanntsr: vWie tSnnsn sic bod
Sbrs lisbreissrbe Eo9ter einem ioI5' bdBs
Ii1su unb uubebsutenbsn Wenidsn sss
bsn2l" = Wutter: vslber i'd bitt' Ste
Nein MdbIs bat bios 800 Wart YermS,
gen, unb fur 800 Wart 1T Der Brdutisam
bod gans nett"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Rameel uuo GbamIleon.

Ssrr S9uIse (bsr felt elmer Stunbs i'm
soolosii9sn @arten u~uausssisst bel ben
Ramsslsn itsbt): vNee, ION Wumpis !
Da liiSt uns io'n psrbrebtsr Raturfori9sr
mat uor unb na&bsr Is nii9t. 90 bod
ID nu' i9ou ne ausisi9Iasens Stunbs
BEL bic RamssIons bier unb nod TEENS MID
bat bic Sarbs isue9ieIt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Quiaelhuitteu.

.Sis warsn in Stalien. @arsn Sic
audi in gsnebis?" = r@spiB mar i'd au1
in Sensois!" = y9aben sic ba ben So
men Don Gan Rarco ssieben2" vSb
i'd ibu seisbsn bab'9 Sd bab TIN icsar
asflttert2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

Sd lit unssfdbr 3wei Sabre an siibma
obne bu.9 bic anusnburs irssnb psIder
Wtttel 9inoeruus gu finben. S9IieBIi9
sebruudte i'd Or. ausuif 86nis's 6ams
burger .Sruittbse uub IN sinissn 0o5en
mar i'd wisoer uoaitdnbis bsrssiteut. -
WiIbelm 9afsnteufsl, AGO ct. Soispbs
Strase, Ho1eIter, N. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

gouea, Rebr., September, 1888. =
uebsr elm Sabr lit i'd bdufs an ben bsf.
tighten SGmerseu i'm Ropfs, na9bem i5
iebct Elm baIbss UugsnS nal ct. Satobs
Del ansewanot bate, uaren aQe S9msr:
ter psriauunben. = W. u. Bacon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Selpbanng.

llntsroffjier (bu ben &etrutsn): ,Sbr
babt Cure Sa4s gut ssma5t. Gi5ri
Sud! Sbr t6nnt isst cine @siIs an 81
Sauis bsnten, init ausnabms uun benz
6dmIi9sn Ytsftel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

ale Ipotbeier empfebIen Oxidation
Del, bas bette NitteI sessn Rbsumatiss
mus, @i4t, NeuraIsia, YsIeuti@msrSsn
unb @IisterrsiBsu. Preis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

9rei uno bier;is Sabre finb psrflOfeu,
ieitbem Or Sua'SA5uifsu Sprup betannt
wurbe unb INNER nod ftebt CT unibers
troffen ba. Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
&fidieoene NniihteH.

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fir betruutsn, usnn CT ni9t mebr sebeu
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uidt msbr ipre4en Tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

Scr Snbabsr zines Yatsntes auf cine
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ben I'D Ssmanb bur9 ben @sbrau9 bsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Sus Vo. 2, td8lt@.

YarlortubIs urb Buffet @ars auf Sassissn.
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9a9t3iSet.
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Cars ;pil6en @bica9o, Dubuque, Des Woines,
ct. Soiepb, Yto., ct. Paul unS minneapolis
bat.
SdlafplGse unb BarlorsS tibIe weroen auf
Snmelouns in &itetsS ffce ~reierpirt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28

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oft talte 5IBs2" = % ia, psnu
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17

Make out your order for Peaches, Plums, Jap
rlcots, Almonds, Figs, Satsuma Oranges, Texas
Pecans, Grapes japan Medlars or anything else in
one-ha of the total amount of money that the order
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-06
vanderbilt's Pet Trotter.

eyes, gentlemen, Small Hopes, Van
1erbilts ten thousand dollar trotter, is
now hauling an express wagon in New
York, and it's shame. He was the
greatest ringer on the American turf,
and made fortunes for more than one
man. l ought to know, for l was his
rubber"
There were a number of gentlemen in
the reading room of the Leland hotel,
and they are all admirers of the trotter.
A discussion arose about Vanderbilt's
and Bonner's possessions of horsefesh,
when the rubber" or groom of Small
Hopes opened their eyes about the horse
whose name was on the lips of members
of every trotting association in America
fourteen years ago. After a successful
career of five years the clique who han
died him were detected in Boston, and,
after considerable trouble had been ex-
perienced, the greatest turf scandal Of
modern times was exposed.
The horse was forever barred at the
meeting Of the national turf congress,
and his driver, Bill McGuigan, was also
barred from ever driving trotting horse
for purse or stake over an Association
course After much litigation the ia
nous horse was sold to Vanderbilt. With
Lady Mac he annihilated all team records,
and in his old age is compelled to draw
an express wagon. He was bought by
his present owner for $64.
HE must be about 10 years old now"
said the former groom, who is now in
the real estate business, "but when he
was years old he trotted many mile
In 2:15. He was the cleanest trotter that
ever looked through blinkers; no boots,
braces, check reins or any modern trot-
ting paraphernalia for him. And when
it came to heats he was the greatest
slayer l ever heard of. Chicago Jour-
no1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-06

change O veenoo cause he couldn't get
jestice thar. Change O. veenOo were de-
MED and the case ordered to perceed.
But it didn't, fer just then, all of a sud-
dent, kerl-o-o-o-o-g Oh! kim one O. them
winds, an the mex secont the jedge's
Office an all tht were in it war sailin'
weSt'rd through the air like a soarin'
eagle. Ten miled away in the Wild
Gander deestric', the wind let the
buildin' down, and it hadn't no sooner
landed than ledge Sniffits hollers out:
LET the perceedin's perceed"
Then up pops Hiram. Not much
they WON'T says he That wind has
changed the veenoo o this case! This
here hain't the Sugar Swamp deestric'!
This here is Wild Camden, an ye hain't
got no jurisdiction here, bgosh! You
let me go, or I'll make you sweat
fer usurpatin' jurisprudence, b'gosh, an
then we'll see who's on top!
''Ol' Jedge Shifts know'd too much
to go on in that deestric', an Hiram
Wuncut walked out O. court, and never
went back to Sugar Swamp.
81 Wun't live in a place. he said,
'whar natur' is so durn queer an neigh
bors is so moaut' Ed. Mott, In N. Y.