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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15

cc1 xEcEIrrs AND QUOTATIONS.
q ~ cS1nuecc, Nsy 14-Produce receipts
q - - eecks; wheat. 1900 centals; barley.
~ 6tn3s: potatoes, $1,000 sacks.
~ csah price for family extras, ~ 100
- - ~: bakers extra, N.o5: superdne,
transactions are few in number and
J. - h euen&tty; although prices keep fairly
-, ~ he market shows ieok Of vim;
= ~ s25z8 sss4 per Genital for good 10
Ds 1hippins
11zioy 1lsady q N unchanged rate; trade Is
- prenlafly active; No feed, n.oess;
1ol6o. HUD<4lc6: common grade, 97t<t93l:
tnkine, lL051f@L l2sz for fair to good. snd
u1n1y; )1.l(9i - for choice.
o. 0Mbsimp arc not large. but there ID no
p1o1e6ale demand and the market moves along
= q quiet fashion; quotablc st $Is59i.75 per
onoe1l fos GOOD 10 choice stock. and Sl.35(Gl.55
~ GENITAL Tor the common quality.
cosn-lAfgo yellow. sLis1zsal Us. small yel-
~, Q1sif9i 20: white. Sl.0slz Los per Genital:
Naekod earn quoiabie at t2a98 per ton
8 ca meel-Miilcrs quote feed 1t S2sd26 per
-: oae hinda for the table, in large and small
e1aees, 5@sllc per pound.
E % oats meal Quotahle 1t IS per ton.
- nIddliug Good demand; quotabie IT siHsl9
~. Chopped feed quotabis at s2i 1o9c2 10
r ton.
ssps-yirmsr feeling; quosabls :. iogl4c PEI
IN
nran-<auotAble ct til 5O9I5 per ton.
Potatoes Prices for new are declining a. sup
plies increase. Today's arrivals were eo7 sacks,
qustahieat 2@5c per GENITAL; choice old Eastern
stock sells a high - = 20 PER Genital.
0nions-Ncw are iowcr. sales today being
made q n. 7atn2 per GENITAL.
Wo0l-8en Joaquin and southern year staple,
pr pound, iTs0isc; san joaquin and south.
evn, seven mcntha laGti6c: choice foot hill,
Neetac; Northern choice. iGtssoc: Nevada,
G0tsc; Humboldt and Mendocino. lea2lc.
OPTIONS.
Cal board saies-whest- Buyer $500. 600 tons
AessSl 81; closing. sLisss Buyer. season.
- tcns. tlsael s2,4.
harley Buyer. $50, 800 tons at slfs,zCs II, (:
eosins. tIiis<. Buyer. season. 800 tons at si.0a
OtuzA; closing tlo.ss
Afternoon " heat--Buyer. 1890. 100 tons at
yItSls9l ~: closing. eis3sx: buyer, season.
- tous. el.si1xs6is2.
hAfiey-Buyer. 1870. 400 tons. 81. III: buyer.
oonsou so inns A t3is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
QUICKEST THE TO oLYMr1A
KAMILcHIR AND GRAY's HARBoR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH

1he cpposldon ooos9
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p wharf daily, ex-
cept Sunday. q q n. sharp. Returning.
leaves kamIcaie i2:45 p. m: Olympia. 2 p m. |:
steamers reaching Seattle q p m, aud which
are through boats Tor Whatcom and way polnta
Leaves Baker & Bacon's dock, foot of Unioa
street, Seattle. for Tacoma, at 8 p m, sxnasy
n B.-This boat mast be taken from Tar
coma for Grsy's Harbof county, being The
only xnn0UGH BOAT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
WssAlsgson lmmigrssioa anA uenssesso
Associates.

WssAlngson lmmigrstioa anA nenssesa1
Associates.
We have for sale 1000 acres In different parts
81 the stare in s. 10, 90 90 80 aud 16oacre farms;
good farming lands; % acres At Enumeiaw, -
miles on Northern Pacific railway.
JxsrHRsos oousry.
Three hundred acres, es< scc I, tp 2 n. r2~:
al good land 50 acres sown in grass. W per
acres. li0 acres in H. IN "a n, ". good clay
spiAnd. heavily timbered, $50 per acre.
xfrsAP COUNTY.
Two Hundred acres in secs - and II. tp . =.
~; mostly bottom land. $3.50 per AGRA
AxAcoRrKs.
Ten acres toausifai land adjoining FidalEe
City; clsarei ready for a.Ang. $50 por acre.
D scres near the above. 500 per ae7e
oae hundred ana hfsy scres near Juanita,
Lake Washington, Is miles west OF q. l. s. q
iYult trees. s,Tawberries. etc s2s per acre: Will
ell io-aers lots Tor 81 Per sore.
One hundred and sixty acres. ~ miles water
'front.' or Sqnavnish harbrr. opposite Pore Cam
bic; bssutifal loo alton. Sod for plating; nioe
beach, IS per acre
Five aud 10 sc.s farms near Lake W ASKING
son so t. 40 per scrs. IS lots axis. near Mad
Wgsh ingtcu and Page; sound. 500 70 $3.50 each.
Lot at IAtona. spxlo0. fronts on two streets:
small housr: good snstng, me view 81 LAKE
Union aud the ciiy; 500.
Twshunared acrss. secs IS and Il. tp IS n.s
w Sia ~ per acre. 50 acres sec q, tp y n. "a q
SIS per AGRA
Great hasSalns at Ken. and Slaughter. both
are suhurcaa toms d Seattle; hall hoaf ~
nilrost-
Washington Immigration and Homestead
Association.
Koons 2 and a. Roxwe1 building. cosnae q
ccIamasa and Front streets. seattle. waah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
EST7aT 1871 2sI5i5T 40


eKArrLx, May II, 1870
q me Seattle Clearinghouse -
- ~. s5I.N
1nro 10 eaanges In any OF the markets
1lfhOugh great deal OF the stocks
- lafxely disposed Of By the different
51anro around the city. The receipts
- we're not very large. but fe-
as II the befter Il expected shortly.
l VERSAILLES are coming IN rapidly,
1fen are grsdualiy going down The
sfno. Of Importance have been In
s -. which have been received ia
1nGnhsics. Bath commodities. how
~ - ssms in price - last quoted
4 = market has becn strengthened By
1srl & 1osxs consignmsnfs Of chickens
~ Ina1 Chickens are nov quoted at
xsDsss AID PRopucE KxcEfrTn
80 - ~ twenty.four hours the mer-
~ "A produce receipts ct this port weso
~ xoYthsYn Pacific railroad, 80 tons;
4 Pafes Sound railroad. 20 tons.
oakland. 100 toms; Mabel. tons:
1ooas; Clara Brown, tons; washing
l nxenecl, 2 tons; Fieeswood. ton
= ~. Ills TONS
81 sHrpnxHTA
3 - ~ twenty four hours goods and
- vese shipped from Seattle 10 the
II eountfy q follOwn: Northern Pa
= M IONS; Columbia 4 Puget sound
r MA By water-Kipgstnn. . tons:
q IN: Mabel, ~ tons; w. r. Mun-
- -: Marvin. tons: Clara Brown. IL
- Uo6hineton. - tona Total shipments.
rAruRE or EEcxfrTA
=, euukv cans car iron pfpe & carr
4 %. / eass general merchandise. car oil.
- 1I0noo, car molding sand, cor hay.
p irou-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
RAllaoAp srccxs

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE
80 as iosk, May it-iiops--strcns.
! sese-oauons closed STEADY and unchanged
- y. posnas down; sales. fT.so hays MAY, SIC As
49,, 49,. June, Gle sSsie.se. Jaly. SIC. ssaie. IS:
- s@ Aais; September. slsess4 IA 10. srct
= aofainais TAR esrgoes. zoe: Ne. :. tlat: bean.
a.--ssw spot, duh; nominal FAIR refining.
-. sehsri1Sals, rs test. sIsc. sales, so bass.
49, .s..aa'nsanls, ss test. a. Sc rsaae,i, duh and
Hes-o'aies; lake. May. tfs
fisraer: doaiS0tc, slo1ts.
a-lfsssular. ssls
-''''ssaH--opened irregular spot ssso2S a,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
HOTEL AEEIvALs-

THE EAlxfEg-
Conn, walla walla Miss Mailer. Peoria, III
II smith. s r Miss Hoffman do
J c Bennett, n &c Mahies, do
Alex Cochrane Boston Ellis st Paul
Gireiy Curtis. do Geo au.l. do
NV crowinahield,d0 I'M Webb, Portland, Ne
I'M Meredith. do Achapman. rcrtland.or
Fleisheim, X City Roland Dennis, NY
JafYsy, SO Paul Fw Stephenson,
- Brown, Penn G T. Locke. Chicago
II Fireman. Chicago G browne. Louisville
HymanssF AK Clark. Rockford, w
q Mooney, Portland Rankle, NY
Miss chincheskc. ny q w Fisher. Spokane
n Sherwood, spokane l. b smith, Portland
" W Powsl, Tacoma b II Henkes. do
II GerYish. do CT Briggs do
~ S;rader 4 wi, wash Jas Blackwell, DC
IRE sxoorALxIE
Grace Butler Butter Hiida 6u7dersou. olaliA
Mrs Watson, Pt Gamble Harris. Tolt
Paulson, Lake wash George DeGraf, City
L schooner. Tacoma elf Keilogg. City
Know. Eagle HArbor NJ kenyon. Franklin
n sinons. Kissap City I T. Snnan, City
{; Heuster Anacortes smith. Delano. Cal
II Donovan. Victoria A u Mcdonald. Victoria
Bradley. ST Phal. Davenport, Iowa
Mrs NJ Thomas. vict'a Miss NJ spesgei. Germany
I II Northcroff, ST Sherwood. Victoria
Johnson. Victoria W Graham, Kalamazoo
II Lawrence, Olympia Jones IN ,cosmcpoiis
r Kirxpstyick. ST Mrs Pattern. Pt Gamble
r wtllen. Port Ludlow A steAty q wsnohomish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
CrEAAER ANGELES

Leaves n. VI. naker Cas- wharf eve n Txe>
tsy a. 80 n Cor foys Tc~nssaa r~csrsra
New pgGssnss~. Pert Anxeaea Ssesz ~nt Esy
tsie River and fyxAs carrying fresght sud re
sngssA H. J. lFSExz. xaEsgoS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15

NEW SILK STRIPED FLANNELS
We are showing q large line OF eassng faune's
new sfyles Chester cisary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15

CTEAMER MouSTAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington 4 Smiths wharf. foot OF Washing
ton street, a IN daily. and returning,
except sundays. for
Colby. BROOKLYN, BRIcKYARDs
MITCHELL's POINT. SIDNEY and head oil
PORT ORCHARD.
SOC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
IN aRxyS LAKES

lovely shore can now BE- heard the sound OF the
hammer and tae saw. The free home sites are
nearly + hsussed Consult your fnte rest and that
of your family by sergriBg home ny the lake
Apnly prom pity ~ room 8, kilgen block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
FAST TIME.

The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibulc Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line, daily service 10 -
PAIL, Minneapolis. Duluth aud chicago. No
change of cars and twenty five miles the short
cal roufc 10 chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers IN the Union depot,
chicago, seven hours and thiTiy-slx minutes
ahead OF other lines. a Chiiorrx. city nske'
ssent ZIG Second street. Boston block. Z. Ton
Kin. depot ticket agent seattle.
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prn.lcrn pArrs EAsr.

rs,x..elass tickets via Union Pacific. Seattle to
,.hfearo sa-: sec nd-claSs. 50 A. C. rtin.
city ticket arent 10 Second street, Boston block
%. r. Briggs. agent. city dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
pAcIF1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DAcIrTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows:
Fer San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At y m. passengers received on
board ~ p. M ~ .. S, II Is o. y. and
every eve days thereafter.
For Alaska: Nay s asan 81 a. m.
Prom San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Found ports: At q m Ma ), lo. Is a, -
D. and every five days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained 1t the once Of the
company ~ Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GoODALLs PERKINS a CO., San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
CRANE KIRKLAND
LxAyEs POWER Horss

LAAtEs FUWkK H0uAB
For s1antsa AID gay ror0 At s. q n. fe-ea
p IL aG4 . y VA
Learvs tcs sewe<ssis and way pcss q -
N sa1 , n
III LcC6HEAp. Nsaaxs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
RIO MONrEsANo AND AL POINTS on
GRAy's HARBoR
VIA

PUGE3 SOUND 4 GRAY's HARBOR r r
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at kAmilchie - p n
wf'h steamer frop Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15

ssu0'ssn-openea irregular. spO; s,roas At
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-15
DAEK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
incorporated by royal charter 1854,
Now open for business In che Starr block.
Powe. 10 increase 10 eco ooo

J. KErTH WILSON. Manages.
Branches. San Francisco, Cal, Portland Or
Tacoms, WASH. Victoria, Vancouver, New Wess.
minster. Sanaimo ana kamloops. B. C.
General banking business transacted: fercir1
exchanges bough, sad sold: drafts and sese-
graphic transfers sold on the hanks branches:
also on New YORK, Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 check. In
teress paid On time deposits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

rsbtiamtsit an fi1 trdst, mtsbsrboIt Der
9apit aIe a%n'lasepantte Der tatboli9eu
8ir3e sesen bic Gesieruns, BITE 19 nit
9ewaIt tn 8om fsfSeisst bat.
vgr iast, bab alls Ntts tsrisIbsn auf bic
Serit0runs bes 6atboIi3ismus binsieIsn
unb baB bteislbs NIT s,finbsrii5sr gosbeit
barauf bsiiebt, ben drifIi1sn @Iaubsn in
ben Seslsu su 3eit6ren. Gum Bsweiis
bistlr eitirt er ben Rries sesen bic reIisiOs
fen Sroen unb seseu ben tatboIifhen l1ns
tsrri9t, bic apOtbeoie @;orbano 8runo's,
bic soitloie G!nben5 Der resierunsfrsunbs
Ii@en Brsfe, eubIi9 bic sablrsiden &eben
Der Wftniiter unb Depatirtsn sessn BITE
&tr&e unb bic Gelision. .Sn irbii4er
6inf9t", 10 i9ltsBt Der 8apit", bat SStas
Item feiuen Rstdtbum unb aae Glemente
oss @obIftanbss usrloren; Der SociaIiss
mus bat es untersrabsu. Is tam irin
9eil nur fiaSen, psnn ss Der &ir4e bic
@ewa!t ibsr bic SeeIen frsildbt unb benz
Papifs feline uuabbdnsistsit wisbersibt. "
Bran tann ni9t Ieuqnen
oaB bic Rir4e se9snudrtia
srobeu @tnfIuB au bic m lei;
ite europdi DEN Chatham
ibt. Die @irtuns Der neue'
ten gncpelita N IT baberg rot
ct n, uub Die itaIisnii9s &ssisruns, pom
9apits Dor bic S9rauteu seSossn, Der IF,
tentli9sn Serurtbeilaug isiteus uIer 9ldu'
bisen ni4t entsebenS. 80 gering.
i6dbeno Grispi aud bon Der
pdpifliGen SanniuGcn pcnfet
mas, Der Iebte permirrt uno be:
u%nrnbi9t ibn iortrp dbreno. Colt
er ftt II re4tfgsttsen2 gs wirbe ibu
i9wer balten!"
Sawobl, i4psr fdat es iSm, bsnn Joni
whrcen bic idmmtI'Sen @ttspi'iten 9eib
bldtter bic Sprads i9on ptsbsrssfunbsl
babeu unb f9 ni6t bartnddis ausi6psi
gen ibsr Elm a%ttsnitit. bas fie betrtfft
uub worRbsr bic sause 8sIt ipri4t uni
i6reibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

Sbr tennt, ebrphrbtss gribsr, bic !5eits
perbdItutfe. &uf Der et1en Ssits iinb bic
Meni9en pon elmer un5dnbissn 9eieputb
bsieslt, auf Der aubsrn Sette ersieBt iG
Elm Strom i6Iettsr S5riftsn. Sc tam
taim sei9iIbert werben, weIden S9aben
otsie tastaslt9 ben Sitten unb Der Reli.
stpn tufiisen. 9arum feb stfris baraui
bsba9t, burd Bitten unb @rmabneu uni
ruf anbsre @etie bic @IGubisen pom isneu
Snlautern Quelleu fern3ubaIteu unb fs au
beneru 3u fibren. Sebr niisli5 wtrb es
Ietn, uenn uuter euerer 4ufF9t unb Sci:
lung EaSesbIdtter eri9eineu, pel9e BEN
BON allen Seiteu barssrei9ten Site seit.
gsmaB en~tsssenwtrfen, unb bic Bubrbeit,
Susenb ano &elision i9issn.
Geo XIII. on bic portusieFiden gii66fs,
1895.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

9apft seiast bat: Die Repolution maB
nit ibren eisenen @affsn bstdmpft unb
iberwunben wsrbeu. sic .sab sur pars
lamentartiden Wa@t unb sur popuIareu
asitation aunddif Elm @oripisl: NIT ben
sebeimen 9eisaf9aftsn unb nit Der ses
bsimsn Prehe, bamit bat fs sss sist, bab
bic Soee Dor ausm bur5 bic YreHe ee.
;sittst pirb, unb bag bic Attion ucr III.
lem in ben 8sreinen ~prsauiirt pirb.
5eitunaen uno @OasrsRs, bas fnb bic
b:iben 8aHen Der @pobe. bic bsibsn
attionsmittel, bic beiben Wsge, wsl9e
am biretteiten BITE RaibcItten gum Eri.
uupbe ibrer grinSipisn unb sur Rspins
bieation ibrer Rs9te fibrsn psrben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

popon SO 8eibss unb 81 Wannsperis nsn limb.
Wfit lebr 9erin9en Qusuabmsr, iteben bic mel.
ten bier lebenben gurembu:9er, in Dieultsu.
@e9en ibres Sletbes unb ibrer Rebti6afi I9eit
limb uniere ganbsleute alsemein bier isbr be-
liebt uno 9ei6Gst.
On Der Snluensa itarb elm o~e,piiier Serr
Raas, SeIeii6 guremburser pom geburt, aus
Der Ndbe bon arlon. 0erieibe mar erit felt 10
Nsonaten perbeiratbet unb hatte Elm Sps,crei9es
IhGft. peldes unter feiner 0eitune oufblii5te.
Yer &co entriB ben in Der Slitbe bes filters
iiebenoen Wtann Der 2iebe ieiner Satin uno
anSeb6ri9en. Die in 8erlailes mobrCnoeu
9urembur9er 9aben ibm bas leste @eIsit.
nniern pon Ssriailes, lieot in ellie. ct.
@louo oas ioDuiI6sidOne S6loB uniers yauoSz
rnanns uno iribern Oeputirten Germ InIvsur.
aber bente, am aaerbeilisenfete, gait main 8es
lu6 ni6t benz Sbloiie, ionbern pielmebr Dem
naben 6risSbofe, mo einise eanSslsute in irems
iesiser Ssiisers bes S6loies, Serr Oiitreur=
Festatpre, ebemalt9er @brenpralbent b gu:
relnbour9eoile in Yaris. Die TamiIieH9yuft
Ser Samllte OItreir nimmt be Witte bes ,irieos
9ctS Ell lino lt nit elmer 2 Uteter bobsn Mauer
nm9eben. Carmen unb Srauerpappeln rageu
liber Die Wauern empor unb al ben pgr'tieOe=
men Selien oes in Der Utitle befinbli6en Gent
nal las ia folsenbe Nsmen:
Sobaun |eter 4escatore, seb. in Quremburs,
ben /. Vtat 1898. getorben in Yaris, osu 0.
DECEMBER 1876.
Auna Satb. @ebsr, 8ittpe pon &. z. Gess
catorey 9eb. III Stal ton, ben 6 ausuit IS 4,
9eltorbeR IN Ssriailes, ben II. Gpril 1874.
2ints an 9in9au9 rlbt unter einem bei9eiz
bsnen 8entmal Serr SSoiepb Uutreur, 9cb. III
SisbenbrImnen bel 2urembur9, Den 30. sunni
1893, 9eitorben in @ele: ct. @loub, ben "a.
aprtl 1890. Sas Eentmal i6miitt Elm pr-dt=
pouer NerlentranS, ben has @omite Ger 9u=
rembour9eoiie" i'm Wonat Suli bort nieber9es
!eet bat.
Gin Der Seite Oieies @rabss Iisst Sefien Sobu
@uitap Warte sSoiepb Dutreur, 9eb. in 9urem=
burg, ben 81. au9uit 1S43, 9eitOrbeu in eele.
ct. @louo, ben s. Ntai 1849.
90 ruben 9uremburser On allen Gnbeu Der
@elt. $50 iie aud ale ruben mOsen, Gott
wiro bic Seinisen i6on am jinsften Gage III
finoen wiiien, um ie fir ales, mas tie ouf bies
fer @elt setban, Sn belobneu Ober gu beitraien.
gmil Werid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Was Ole diplomatic iber oic
neuefte Gnegcltfa oes bI.
Saters oeuft.

9as Barrier bipIOmatifas glatt .r@us
rope" iSrsibt:
vWdbrenb bas ituIienii9e Miniiterium
NIT brsnnenbsr Sesierbs feline Sanb nod
benz afritanii4sn gontinsute aus ftredt,
pirb ss se3punssn, feline 9ufusrtiamtstt
plSslt9 wieber auf bas SnIanb gu ri9tsn.
Das b.wirtts papit SEQ XIII. bur1 ben
bsttiSsn Antlassatt, ben CT in ieiner gneys
clita ssSen baiisIbs eIbob. Sn bisiem Dos
tumente, pel4ss ben Stsmpsl pabrer Be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25

Nad Der Dor sinissn sSabrsn ftattsebabtsn
8plts3Gblun9 ;Gblte 8sriaiuss SO gArsmburssr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
DIE Sttntne Sep,S XIII.

2aFst eues 2i6t leu5ten Dor ben Wsns
fen, bamit fe euers suten Wsrte ieben.
l1ab ber Serr sebe eu9 busu Ssinsn Sessn !
Eco XIII. an bas in Barma erI9einenbe SIatt
luce. (Qsu4te), an;aus 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
RatboIif6er &irden &aIenSer.
@s psrbsn 3si5sn sei6eben. 81.
A&tuns t8r Sat6ofiken.
Die Gimme oes BERT. 9ius TX.

Btr sriudsn Ste tnfdnbtsf, allen benen
NIT sursul suten @taen unb eurer @unit
bi3uftsbsn, bic, nit 9eift besabt urb NIT
s~:nissnbsr &snntutB ausseriftet, fi9 an
bi. Grbeit MAIDEN uub Binder uub 3ettuns
gen sur gertbstbisuns unb gsrbreituns Der
ta:boIii9eu 2ebre uerOffentli9eH.
gncsclicd gtus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
Sri8inaIs Gorreiponoens aus
Sranfrcih.
Weriailles. aniauo Nppember 1880.

8erailles, aniaus Ropember 1890.
Sm Wonat SuIi psrlieb Der am iGnsten in
Vsrlaiaes anlabi9e Guremburser, Serr Utepers,
bic Staot, nm iib in Der alien Seimatb, in Der
Staot %Suremburs, bleibenb nieosr;ulafen.
yiit Serrn WeperS ideibet elmer Der ipmpas
tii6ten guremburger aus SeriaiQes.
Sn Sonborf, Santou Rsbinssn, ssboren, tam
Sr. Wepers Dtitte Der fiini3i9sr Sabre, nadbem
er 3u Sauie IN Tiefir6, isiner WtilitGrpfliht ses
rSist bate, mad Yaris. Sbsleid pon iebr
woblbabenber SamiIis, fam er, ME ale 9urems
burger, nit iebr bsi6eibsneu @slbmlttsln, aber
nit ielienieltem 9ottpertrauen unb einem eiiers
men 0iQeu, fid auf Der Setter Der menidlidsn
@eIeai6ait emporiuidpin9en, fort in bic
Sremoe. Sein ReIie3iel NOR Yaris. Spariams
teit uno Sleib waren ieine Sepiie 9eporben.
GaS bette Sei9sn ieiner Strebiamtsit 1T, bab er
,ulsst zines Der bebeutenbien 9eiddits bss sans
sen 8epartsments beiaB.
Sros ieinss lansidbrisen gufsntbaIts in
Srantrsid mar 81. Repers bod Elm s&ter Gu.
rsmbur9sr ssblieben. Seine Sisbsrtsit, iein
piiener Sbarafter, feline ebrenpoue Ser9ansen=
belt, reid on @rfabrun9en, batten ibm unter
ben Sran5oien iomobl alS bel ben 2anbsleuten
81 elmer germ seiebenen PsriOnlidteit sema9t.
llneern fabsu baber aus 9isjenisen, bic nit
Serrn Wfepers in ir9enb ruelder WeiIe in Be-
riibruns ~ftanben, oenielben aus ibrer Witte
ibeiben.
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fd feline alien Gage 5u fi6eru 9spubt. gr mirb
ii6erlid in Der Sauptftabt, mo iein Sruber Dis
rector Der Rormali6ule 1T, balb pon berielbsn
AdtunS unb &iebe ieinsr Witbir9er pis bier
um9ebsn iein. aae 2ursmburser aus gsrlails
les bspabren ibm Elm ebrsnpo0es gnbenten unb
piini6en ibm einen rett 9eiteru lan9sn 9ebsns:
abenb,
sSn 9eriaiass itarb i'm Wonat ausuR SrI.
S6uler. Selbe ftano lGusers Sabre bier in
Sisnft unb bate ii6 bard pieles Sparen lbsr
5000 6ranten erporben. Sbre @el6wiiter,
bic in 9ttslbriid wobnen iolen, fnb bic grbsn
bisisr Sinterlaisni4ait.
rad Der Dor sinissn sSabrsn tattssbabtsn
gOlts3abIuns ;abIte SsrIaiuss SO garsmbnrsr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
xtterartf@eS.

Nsiterperie uuisrer 9i&ter. 6l-6s.
Das NtbsIunseuIteb, mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-25
SerIo8enbcit Der jaoii6en uno
juoenotenerifden YreEe.

Guf psI6e 8eiie bic vS0inois Staatss
3eituns" ibre 0sier iber bic SubsnFrass
auftldrt, ssbt Gu4 aus ~foIsenbem Subsns
artitel beruor, weI9er ite am 8. Sttobsr
abbrudte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
The Tariff Debate.

The tariff debate is now fairly under W ay
and while the Republican majority has
closed the door TO q full and fair discussion
of the pending bill. with the object of
keeping the people as much longer as pos
sible in the dark with respect TO the ini-
ouity of protection, falsely so-called, 1T is
fair TO presume that much light will be
thrown upon the hypocrisy of Republican
pretensions before the measure is brought
10 a vote. and is passed according to the fiat
already gone forth under the caucus system
of legislation now prevailing. MIR. MILLS In
cicated pretty well Wednesday the line of
exposure the Democrats will adopt, and
his fine effort has been and will continue
70 be ably seconded by his party lieuten-
ants. The truth is that the people OF the
country, as whole, have been asking of the
country's legislature bread in this matter
Of the tariff and they have been uniformly
given by the Republicans a stone.
They are not all able TO see back
Of effects the due causes Of those
effects. They are not able exactly to locate
the difficulties in the way of their making
living and of getting ahead in the world,
labor as earnestly and as constantly as
they may. They cannot understand why
Il is they are drained of their sub
stance when they work indefatigably to
stop oil leaks and endeavor to pro-
vide against the coming of the pro-
verbal rainy day. They do not see the
drafts made upon their material likelihood,
while they feel them, and they fail there
fore TO appreciate them fully, as is the case
with human-ki kind in many of the physical
ils that flesh is heir TO. They are awaking
10 the real dangers that beset them, how
ever-to the nature Of the disease that is
attacking their INDEPENDENTLY in the
agricultural regions Of the country, and
they are being manfully and periodically
aided in getting their eyes well open by
the leaders of the Democratic party. The
next presidential election will probably
show o surprising growth in knowledge of
the Republican ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain with respect to tariff
taxation; and the congressional debate
now proceeding will doubtless do no little
TO secure that result.