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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25
Hon. M. H, Dunnell, Too.

Congressman Lind and other Min
nesota representatives who, under
the party whip and in spite of the
protests OF their constituents, voted
for the obnoxious Mckinley bill.
are threatened with certain defeat in
the coming contest by the men to
whom they proved traitors. Every
Minnesota congressman who voted
for that bill should, and probably
will be sat on so hard that he will
never get up again. Not one excuse
had they to offer for their perfdy
but that the vote was demanded of
them by their masters, the Eastern
capitalists. 1t is time that the West
sent a few men to congress who would
legislate favorably to the West and
refuse to bow the knee to Eastern
influence and Eastern Doodle. The
farmers of the second district have it
in their power to settle Mr.. Lind S
political hash and they are foolish if
they don't leave him at home
another time. Democrat.
The World Sees the Wrong Accom-
plished.
Even the Minneapolis Tribune,
which is in no way friend to Mr.. Don
nelly, said, the day after the conven-
ton:
There were many features connect
ed with Mr.. Donnelly's defeat which
were humiliating and Notifying. 1t
is rare that man OF Mr.. Donnelly's
distinguished talents devotes them
to the cause OF the laboring classes.
Whatever may be said to question
Mr.. Donnelly's fidelity to the cause
he has espoused, it must be admit
ed, even by his enemies, that he has
done more than any other one man
to bring the organization into prom
inence before the people of the state.
He has spent many years and much
money in pleading the cause OF the
farmers, and the fact is not altered,
even if it is admitted, that he did it
through selfish motives. He has re-
ceived practically nothing in return,
and is denied the first important
honor he has ever sought at the
hands of the people, whose cause
he has so ably championed. The in
gratitude exhibited yesterday is a
sad travesty on human nature. The
fact, however, still remains, that Mr.
Donnelly had the support of ma
jOrity OF the alliance and would have
been nominated, had it not been for
the labor delegates who were admit
ed to the Joint convention largely
through his advice and exertions.
We have no love for that spirit
which t1amples upon our true and
faithful men! to put up unprincipled
scamps like Hall-and then say
there are two factionsr'
| Here You Have it Again.
Iowa Tribune:
On July LIST there were sent out
from the U. S. Treasury 32,7S6
checks for interest upon the 4 per
cent bonds and the Pacific railroad
bonds. These checks enabled 32,7S6
persons to buy the labor of their
neighbors, or the products of labor,
so they themselves were relieved from
the necessity OF producing or earning
their own bread lin the sweat OF
their brows;;' neither did the pur-
chase money with which they had
obtained these bonds, sweat or work
to produce these drafts UPON the U.
S. Treasury.
These checks were all sent out I'M
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25

nAnMThMl Persons desiring authoritative
MINI inform alton concerning the aGri-
"O culture. mines or manufact ures
Of Montana. it's resources and advantages with
in dustrial and labor statistics. can receive post
age Free, pamphlets. maps, ETC.. or answer to
special inquiries, by addressing
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HELENA, MONT.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25
PI E1RRE1

Phil. Armour, of Chicago, says !:
"Pierre will be the next large city in
the Missouri Valley Population
to-day 5000, one year ago, $500.
A wonderfully fertile country trib-
utary, abundant coal within so to
80 miles.
The Capital of South Dakota, which
in 1888 raised 4O,OOO,OOO bushels
OF wheat and 2O,OOO,OOO bushels of
corn. A State too, that in 1S7Oha
5000 population and to-day has
OVER ONE THOUSAND Sunday schools.
Pierre is to be to South Dakota,
what Omaha is to Nebraska, Denver
to Colorado, Detroit to Michigan,
etc., that is, the commercial and
wholesale center.
INVESTMENTS.
A few hundred dollars invested here
now, and allowed to remain a few
years, will both please you and sur
prise you.
guarantee any patron profit Of
at least s per cent per annum. [
shall lie pleased to correspond with
parties thinking OF making invest
ments.
CHAS. L. HYDE, Pierre. S. Oak.
REFERENcEs-Rev. DR.. VIM H. Blackburn
President OF Presbyterian College, Pierre.
Rev DR.. James c. Jackson, Evansville, N. Y.
r. F. Pettigrew, q. s. Senator from South
B. J. Templeton, Pres, National Bank Of Com
merce,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25
INVESTMENTS.
CHAS. L. HYDE, Pierre. S

lNlenR1Ec Fidalgo Island, the Manhattan Of the
ANAOUnJ 60, Puget sound Country, Washington,
Just selected as the Pacific Ocean terminus Of the
Oregon Improvement Company's Railway Line: pat
fled january 18th present population 500 70. rty
property, coal, iron timber and farm lands. write
JOHN N. PLATT, Banker, AnacorteA Washin0ton.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25

1 eraged more than rs per cent. OH Investments
during last twelve months. We do ,celtor you
Merchants National Bank, Tacoma, Dexter, Horton
Co., Seattle, and Merchants Bank, Port Townsend.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25

crowd who have been the tools OF the
schemers to private life. The battle
has commenced and they are deter
mined to fight it out on that line if
it takes two summers.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25
0REAT FALLS. No MONTANA !

U1derfuf resources, immense water power gold,
Vsilver copper lead, lumber, coal, iron. ca tie
horses. wool and agriculture. Phenomenal
growth For full particulars address,
Secretary Board of Trade, Great Falls,
Montana.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25

Economist:
Just at the time when every dollar
in the country is needed to move the
wool and small grain, the Secretary
OF the Treasury reduces the amount
in circulation 81, 49, us. This will
reduce the price OF the farm products,
and enable the manufacturer to pur-
chase his supplies at a low rate.
What benefit is q ten cent duty on
wool when the price can be fixed by
the action of the Secretary of the
Treasury; or what good will free
coinage of silver do the farmer if the
Secretary can lock up years addi-
tional coinage in one month? A
little consideration of this matter
might enable some to determine how
to vote.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-07-25

Rinco Eagle (Kans.):
The editor OF The Advocate has
been doing a little census work, on
his own hook. He sent inquiries to
the Sub Alliances throughout the
State regarding farm mortgages,
thinking probably that those who
were mortgaged would know fully as
well how the case stood, as anyone
could. In last weeks issue he gave
a few replies of those received, a sum-
mary OF which we give below. They
were taken at random over the State,
that a fair representation might be
given, and were not selected with
reference to the size of incumbrance
Taking the reports thus far received
as a fair showing, and the number of
farms in the State to be 10000 as
stated by the Kansas Farmer, The
Advocate states that 1888 per cent of
the farms are mortgaged; the average
being 81 ,O94. 3S on each farm. The
secretaries of 80 Sub Alliances report
in their territory, 932 renters; 319
farms unmortgaged and 1923 mort
gagged and the debt growing larger
every year. How did it happen?
Sen. Plumb says it was caused by
legislation and the people believe
him. They not only believe that
legislation has caused it, but believe
also that it was deliberately planned
from the beginning to bring about
this very state OF things and they
have determined to relegate the old
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Sn ben leBten Sabren buben earOpdii4e

gOsasute $44 ITS 900 Ritsifts@ sIber aus
eieiem 9anbe seSossn, ni6t Su reoen BON
ben @rbiuusn, bic nit bieien Wiaicnen
sesansen iinb. Der Sumurift Der vN. ..
StaatsSsituns empfisblt besbaIb 5ru.
WeRinlsp, In feline Earifbia siusn Auss
fubr3ou auf Witstft'9 sIbsr aufSuuebmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Cine hGlssrue Saideuuhr 1T pom sinsm

V'ae 90lbfrle SaldeulIBr ~ pon e'I'sm
9oIbidniter aus S5t usrfertist unb pom
stusm 6errn s. g. @oIupin ausstauft
pcrben. IS 1T cine Eai4aubr aepObnIts
der 9r6Be, bsren sanser Ms9auismus
aus SirtsnboI3 ssarbsitst TIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08

Die nJOrtuigbtlg Gepisw" sntbdlt els
men GrtttsI ibsr ben dquatoriaIsn Sbsil
afrttss aus Der 5sbsr Saul bu @baiuus,
usI1sr ~be5auptst, Der srIte WsiBs gu ietn,
ber in bas Snnsrs bisiss WaIbss ismaIs
~sebruusen lit. Seine S1iIosruns bss
Daloss nit isinsn RannibaIen, 3uersen,
Bergen unb @oriuas itieBsn bamals In
sepifeu 6reiisn auf llusldubistett unb
Wiosripru9. 9baiau idreibt obne Gts
feriu9t auf isineu eroSen Na9folssr In
benz Sslos Der Gfriea. gtforiduus (Stans
Isp), befsn SsIbenmutb er preiit unb osisu
Q~siftuussn CT bobsr itslt aIs bic ietntssu,
NEIL er (gbailu) a0sin rstite, auf eiseue
Rotten, nur bssIsitst pom stnssboreuen
E,dseru. gr tonuts bntsr ni5t ME Stans
lsp BITE Oifi5ts burdi5usibeu, ionbsru
muBte Iabprintbiids Wsse uOn Dorf au
Oorf etni1lassu. Rit natirlidem StoIb
fast @baiuu: Stanley bat msine S4iIs
bsrurs Dor % Sab,eu, iousit bic Scsneu
~uniersr grpsbrionsu iibsrsiniftmmen, in
tbren 9auptpbuisn bsffdttst." Gs 1T uns
iebr woaI srinnsrIid, baB bic S4ilosruus
gen bu G5ailus bamals uon ben @sosras
pben farawes ais Winbbautaosn ertldrt
parosn. Our9 Stanley baben is wenis'
items tbeilpsiie Seitdttsuus ~ssfanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
q ttt,feS VI ilerlet.
Gin beforiter Sun0,

Ser Barrier Gbisri6ususrein bat tira:
LID einem 5unbe, ber auf ben tIuifi9en
Rumer gacbus bort, etne Gbrenmebaiue
us:Iisbsn. Das bstorirte Ebier III cine
ptd9ttse Dosse unb uerfiebt in Starts,
obne baB es ba5u abseti6tet worben, 'sans
unb gar aus freten Stiden 8oIistifsnbtenits
a~essniber ideuseporbersn 8ierben. @enn
Sdc9us auf Der StraBe bumms!t unb
iSsue gferbe ~babinraisn fsbt, isst sr ibs
men mad, iprinst nit brobeneem @etIdff
auf ie au unS tradtet 10 LANCE, feline ipisis
gen Sdbne in ibre Riftsru gu bobren, Bic
es ibm selinst. 8tro CT aud 3pst:, oreis
nal BON ben 8ferbeu nieterssporfen, 10
ueriu1t er IS bod INNER out Nsue; unb
ct rubt nidt eber, als Bis ct bic &ofe gum
SttQltanb gsbrndt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Naf Der Gompaanie: &ammer.

,0tetrute1l Gum untt0rndnpanen dntte>
ten!" briut Der bienfbabenbe @efrette tn
bic NIT ben iinsfen Warsi0bnen beIesten
Wanni4aftsjirmer, wabrenb obeu in Der
Da1stase Der u;elsepIaste Rammsr: Inter
offi,;er IN @rpartuug bes, reip. Der &om:
menben, isinsu @ebilfen Elm 0onnerpetter
iber bas aubere an ben Ropf wirft. Yalb
barauf treten bur9 bic ssSfnsts 8ammer:
tblre bic srfteu, mod Giutl trasenbsn &es
truten Elm, unb bas Sateuanpafen Be:
sinnt. 8ie CUR gertbsiIurs seIuusenbsn
uniformitite ~finfter cber iststsr @arnis
tur fino mid t nod benz @si3mad Der jung.
fen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unb msnu bic
Iusmabl besisli5 ibrer QuaIttdt aud
nt1t sroB lift, iudt ieber 0tuIins bod fur
it9 has Bette pom S5le6ta 81 ereettern
unb maGt benz gapitine b'azmes @ebdIfen
bic grbeit re9t inuer. gepubers itwies
rig felt ii9 babel elm faft ituserbaft sefleis
better, stuas co,puIenter Sinner Wertur's,
bsr idou ldnsit bic aufurrtiamtett bes
perm Serseauten unb &amns rbsberribers
auf fi5 selentt bate. Child bat Der
feline Rerl", pis i'm Der Spiel" sleid
bel ieiner g~lntunft beamists, cine
pu6snbe Sole ~sefuUben, bd 3etst er f9
bsim &odanpahsu nod vrabatsr" ais bliss
Der. vgta, sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nod nii5t iefunbeu for Sbrst corpus de.
licti2 Osnten Sic etpa, bet mir uns Bier
uur nit Ste 81 bei5dftiien basn? W61:
ten pobl senen Saraoettttel uf SIREN Qstb
trisisn, bamit Sic oo9 BEL unS ben Baton
iptslsu t0nnsn2 Ree, 8int, is ni5t.
&unter nit benz Stuserfrad! Nebmsn
sic iittsft Abi4isb uon ibm ; na9 bret
Sabreu isbsu Ste i'm ptsbst unb MI
bait, rim in bies gbrentleib, let, rusnu ct
oo9 isftft ts, iut itnus Is for ssnsu bdnls
li9en RetruteH!" Rtt bisisu ~srmunterns
ben @orten ~3panste Der @sfrsnse benz
Solblten einsu Rod auf ben 9sib, ben er
bO4ft eissnbdnbis untsr ben auf benz Glide
Iiesenosu llutformsn fir ben Tidsn auss
seiu5t bate. SEA, nat poaen Sic bsnn,
Ste Oit4snbrsber, bet Ding iiet fsin -
feuball" Sarauf trat Der bdrtise Gers
ssaut siusn S5titt surit, uro ben GIN
setIetoeten betra5tenb. wauote er i1
on ben uebsn ibm fe5snben dlteren
SoIbaten NIT ben Wortsn: ,S4wars,
ssbeu sic nal ben tlesnsn SpieseI Der"
DIS sei9ab, unb benz Retrutsn 6enleIbeu
purbaItsnb, meinte Der Sammerpsrualter
lddsIuo: rRu, wie sefallsn sic fiji IL.
nsn2 Ri9t wabr, Der reeus Rars3 Sect
lufsu sic ii4 nod um Sbrsn Stisr5aIs
sine 8inbs %anbrinsen uno ssne Mlse uf
SIREN Strobtopp itiIpsr - unb. -. bic
8oseli6eu4s 1T fsrtis." - Tls Der Rss
fruit fd entfernte, bsmertts Der Serseant,
baB an beIeu &Od nod bic albSsi6en zines
9sfrsiten iaBsn, unb nit einsm Sai9en.
rnslisr bsuaifnst elite er benz iurssn Wa.
teriaIiitsn mad uub i5nitt ibm bic 9sfreis
ten : Difinction pom Rrassn beruuter.
@es nit bic Nbisi9sn for ben bSberen
Srab Der Ssmsiabsit, fur ben Sts MID ies
itaffsn fiub!~ idrie Der Iufis ssitimmte
Rammsrunteroff,ier ben Oh oieisr attads
aau8 psrbuttsn Retrutsu en-. - Subnii9en
barrteu i9on psrfdisbene anbers NsuIinse
Der YorfteIuns Dor benz 9apitdne BARNES,
Der wdbrsnb bss sau3en pi4tisen Attss ben
v6umor" nt9t psrlor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Sn uelden MaIea bic Seuldrefen


bisiem Sabre i'm Rautaius uufsetrsten fem
mifen, ldBt ft9 nod sinem Seri1te Der
3situus rRawtas" bsurtbeiIen. Oieislbs
i9reibt: Dim l. Wat laugtsu bic Sra9t:
uuO 9afasiersise aus gatu in Gifts nit
elmer 9sripdtuns uOn As, reip. 55 Riuu=
ten an, uno guar tn Jolse oefsn, buB Dor
unb btuter Der Citation &araias Der Gifens
bGbubamm NIT elmer bifen S1i5t 6eus
i5reden bebeft mar. Scr S1uarm fieI
In 10 oi5ten Rafsu, baB bic Dor Der &c.:
tomotiue ansebru4tsn Wetaabsisn gum
Gentlemen etpa uorIissenbsr @sssnitdnss
ibreu Oienit %ueriasteu. Rur NIT er6Bter
anitrensuus unb iebr Iansiam tounte Der
3us ftp fortbsusssu. Grit aIs am nd5s
fen Gage cine Wtense Nrbsitsr Dos 0sss
i6auisln Der Ssuidrsfenuahsu bsiorst
bate. tonntsn bte Sigs pisoer resslmdBts
bic Strete palfiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Sic 8ieoerberitsauaasarbsiteu i'm Sns

nern oss Btihelsr, benz Is. Sabrbunbert
entlfammeuben &%atbbauieS, wsIbe i'm
Sabre 1910 bssonnen worSsu itnb, iiEb
nnnmebr mad fiufaisidbrissr arbsit gum
4bf9lu6s setommsn. Cur Setter otsisS
greisnifes usranlfaItst Der @smeinbsratb
elm Bantstt, 81 psI9sm Der R0nis, bic
ltaatIi5sn unb DECENTRALIZATION seIabsn
werbsn. Der Staat uub bic Brouin5 bas
ben bebeutenbe Summsn fir bieis arbsitsn
bepiuist. Die 8ieberbsritsauussarbsitsn
an ben auBsnisitsn bss Earthquakes iinS
nod i'm pollen @anse, uub tbr Gbi9Iu6 1T
nod gar ni9t abSuieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Jelbmaridal Wransel mar isbr lieut.

Jtlbmarldal Wraagel mar iebr Ieuts
ieIis unb %iopiaI, absr i'm Dtsnit Beiste er
einen gruf unb cine Strsnse, Die tsine
ausnabaie tanntsn. GmmaI bef5tiate er
cine TruppsuabtbsiIuns ; bic usbunsen gin,
gen ia!e9t. Rad benislbsu psriammeIte
e. bic Sffyiere UNI ftd uno bisIt folsenbs
aniprade an fe: vWeius Snrsn, i'd
babe mid isbr sefrsut, Sbnen aus 10 pobl
Az wobI Bu lsbsu. Das 1T absr aud bas
ginbiss, uOribsr i'd mid ssfrsut babel"
Spra5's uub rift bauOn, pdbrsnb bic 81.
f;iere nit ;iemlid uerbustsR @e14teru
~baitanbsn. - SoIsenos grtldrung bes
Yarabsmati5s s pirb 8raussI sussi5rie.
ben: Der Sarabsmarid bsfsbt nitt nur
aus Der Sisiamteit Der Soisu, Der DeiBs
bsit bss 0sberseuses unb Der aufrtdtisteit
Der @spebre, iOnSern por allen tn, SiubIit
auf MR."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
ssut,de Srhupuuasaabt ,Sun,e ,aum mar

%o"''V' S'""p""BSB"o '""' -" NV"
etre Torture I eriiuueu ais eisieutgsr, osrsH Sorbduesns
ietn man in Ssm setbts zines an 83.Hmatt5mus Ostr
Rsuraisis setOsuosR Iieit. Die sdmsrjsr limb se 6o!ss
BACON. oa5 man eiusm aniale pom 8beumGti5mUs uHS
Nsnrnl3is nt5t sIsia gu aufau3 GinbaIt 5stBar. 9Oitst'
tsr's RassnssittsrS bsist, Wis 9si4itte prGtttjtrsHse
a'rjts seiurSeH babsu, uitt uur cine bsiIenos. ~iou0eru
aud iaissuee @ir.iamt,it, no feline SstcsH porbanoes
oosr fp cine Geiguul gu ~seuisI5sn jeist. Is itsat is't'
bah Oteie iterfe absr iihsre bOtauiibe 9sstjtu, WsI4s fh
auBtrSsm 10 bObsr ipsstfiher SauctiOu srfrsut, nttt nur
bel 'ortssisstem gsbrauts, ~icuberu aud bel %stnjslnsu
Soitn bsier lit, ais bic oft anssGGuoteu uHe isbr nrittss
rem Siite. Das glut ptrO purd otes5 SetImitteI pom
ssm rbeumattiasH Site srluoIta ssreintst uuS bic Hsr>
pen. psnn ~SitisIbsu dnss9rifsu, pOr ben duBsu'su iaJss'
l!ben SdmsrJer bewGbrt. 0as @iittsI. WsIts5, Rsctjtn
srport, lit aud is5r miriam ssSsr DtaIaria, SiersHIstcsH,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8erfOpiuus uus SsbsrIsiosu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
gei sdnittpunoen 1T es am beteu

isinsspuIusrtss 5ars auf bisielbsn gu itrsus
en-, elm wsi5es Iu4 barauf gu biuben unb
basisIbe BON Belt gu 3stt nit 8afer ansas
feu9tsn. gs pirb baour9 bic @ntsirs
buns uerbdtet. Sn isber Wertitdtte, NO
NIT S6neiowert3eusen ssarbeitet wirb,
ioGte man cine tIeine Sdo@teI iold' fstn:
sepuluerten 5arjss ~aufbewabren. 0enn
Der OetsI Der SdadteI fetn our5I05ert
1T, tann man bas SuIuer Isi4t unb aul
pafenb1ten auf bic Wunbe i~treuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08

Wieoerum 1T Elm 6auptfibrsr Der 60
s~iaIiitsn in Berlin Der Ssruntreuuns ibsrs
fibrt porbeu. Na9osm srit Dor Rursem
BET fribsre iotiaIitiide 6ibrer unb Staotp.
@osrdt ueseu @edislfdIiauns usrurt5siIt
1T, Eat isst eine SeriammIuns Der BerIiner
3tmmerssielIen ibsr ben Sibrer wdbrenb bss
sroBeu 3tulmermuuusaus ftaubss i'm Sabre
1889, Sdtsl. @sridt abgsbaIteu unb burd
ReioIuttOn isitssitsut: rbuB berislbe l..
bic Bidder wd5rsno Der Rsoiton ssfdlidt
BAT, 2. bic Sumue uon $40 Wart, usIde
bis gum l. DECEMBER stusuussn iiub, ni9t
sebudt 5at uuo aujuuebmer 1T, bag 9srr
Sdtel bies abf9tItd, b. 3. wifsntIi5 ses
than bat, cesbalb entiest bic beutise 9srs
iammluns benisIbeu ouer asmter, peIde
oerielbs uun ben SsrIiner SimmsIIeate Time
bat, nnb ertIdrt bsnislben isst uao fur bic
5utunit fur uuuirois, trssuo Elm amt tn
oer Grbsiterbsueguns su bethlehem"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
Sh1blihe 8ider.

Gin 2sbrer Issts ieiusn s4iIern ans
5srs, isns Builder, bic uur ROpfs perpir'
rem. sur 9srni9tuus absuIiefern. Gin ses
mitbIi9sr Bauer bradte aw anbern Gage
feline unb isiner Na9barn - Steuerba6el'
den NIT benz 8smertsn, bnB bieis Bldsl:
den tim am msifsn &opfSsrbre9en MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
1rieorih Wilbelm II. fam ais Rronprir

an sipsm Samitas in cine tIetne Stabt, bersn
Sspobnsr i'm feitIid smpinssn. 0is i'll.
bii5su @inpobHsr battsn, ME CT erfubr,
ii5 ni5t bstbsilist, ionosru bic grtIdruns
~ubssssbsn, is tOnnten an benz @mpfause
ni9t tbsilnsbmen, ba fe S9abbss bdtten.
am Sonntas Sormittas sri4isn II cine
0sputation Der iibiiden @tupobner, um
ibm ibrs aufpartuns 5u MAIDEN. Der
Rronprins nabm fs absr ni9t an. tnbem
sr iasen liss, bsuts babe er S5abbss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08
RGerfet Spak ano Grnf.
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-10-17
EngIand,s ROYAL Women.

What a fiction it is to talk about the
beauty Of any member of the English
royal family! There could not be a
more commonplace lot of The
Princess Of Wales is slender almost to
%rmaciation; her eyes would be dull but
Tor the Make-up which surrounds them;
her cheeks are rouged, and a wig al
ways covers her head, which, ! am
given to understand, is completely
bald. She has little if any bust, she
iimps as she walks, and she is almost
stone deaf; so, one way and another,
it is rather siekening to read the mass
of gush that is TO be read daily in the
British newspapers about the beauty,
etc., of Englnnd's future Queen. She is,
no doubt, an amiable, r%irtuous woman.
but in appearance she is an absolutely
commonplace and altogether uninter-
csting person.
All three of the Princesses of Wales
have Indifferent teeth, bad complex
ions. and wretched figures. Nobody
would look at them twice but for their
exalted position. The daughters of
Princess Christian are equally plain
looking, and there is no promise of
beauty in the young daughters of the
Duchess of Edinburg. AS for Princess
May of Tcck, who has so often been
described as a beauty, all she can claim
to possess is n passable figure and
good eyes. Her face. however, is
spoiled by the way in which her upper
lip protndes and by Il nose which sug-
gests an Hcbraic strain somewhere in
the family.
OF the many Wanted beauties Of
London society only the Duchess of
Leinstcr would perhaps pass as a love.
ly woman all over the earth. Lady
Londonderry also comes under that
head, and SO does Miss Wolseley, the
young daughter of Gen. Wolseley, who
made her debut this year. Lady Dud-
ley is now completely pussee aud is as
much made up as nn opera bouae
prima donna. All the Duchesses are
plain-looking m even the two
American Duchesscs, Marlborough and
Manchester. are too far beyond their
youth to claim utilization with Venus.
The Duchess of Portland looks like
a well-fed dairy-maid and the Duchess
of Newcastle bears a marked resem-
blance to a younger edition of Mrs.
Cleveland. The Dowager Duchess Of
Montrose is a sight for the gods, with
her tlaxen wig and c~anary-colored gar
ments, not to mention her enormous
proportions. She certainly would not
be permitted to enter a fashionable
New York hotel until her rank had
beeu explained.
The Duclesses of Ruthland, Leeds,
Cleveland. and Richmond are old wo-
men, while the Duchesses of Abercorn.
Hamilton. Argyll, and Westminster are
absolutely plain and undistinguished.
-LOn1Ou LETTER.