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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
MOUNTAINS HOME.

II has bcy6 fnlning most Of the
time the la4t-Gsssf days.
The Neal district placer .niners
are beginning 10 shape up things To
start out 10 camp soon. All max
ing big calculations on coming back
with a long sack full Of dust.
Dan Hill wants to sell his har-
ness shop. and says he will never
pull wax any more in Idaho.
Bill Turner sets on the sidewalk
with maGnifying glass in one
hand and 4 little kial Of gold dust
in the othex,-assd builds air castles,
occasionally saying to himself: Il
wish spring would come"
George Bell dreams Of digging
the pure gold up by the pot-full.
Amos Lee keeps poor Nelse An
dcrson awake most of the time 10y
walking in his sleep and hallowing:
Just look at il boys, just look at
it,"
In fact all Of the boys are more
or less excited over their prospects
in the wonderful dorado, and hope
they viii not get disappointed.
Mrs. c. Olson. from the Bruneau,
has been down siek here for quite
long time LbyS is getting better
now. Many friends hope to soon
see her up and around again.
J. II. INTELLECTUALLY has also been
quite sick and at one time not ex-
pected to live but is better.
NJ. johnson had to draw his
shadow in off the Streets, owing to
his late sickress> and the amount
Of mud.
Mrs. ID. y. Hill has gone to the
Bruneau visiting her sister Mrs. ID.
b. Hyde and Dan looks like an
"orphant calf"
Postmaster Underwood is now
stage express agent at this end OF
the line, taking the place Of George
Bell, who resigned.
Frank Axe Is endeavoring to form
an artesian well boring company at
Mountain Home, and all our people
should lend'a.hsiping hand. Frank
is full of energy and will bring
water if any one can.
Since writing the above, the
weather has cleared Off and looks
like spring. Messrs. Turner, Burns
and Carroll start for the placer
mines at Neal tomorrow.
MORE ANON.
Mountain Home, Feb. IL.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
ANOTHER FATAL AVALANCHE

The Challis Messenger Of the 18th
gives the following particulars Of a
terrible snow-slide at the Custer
mill:
At about s o'clock on the night
of Feb. 2nd, 1890, the alarm Of
danger was given at the Custer
mill, by the blowing of the steam
whistle. The people knew too well
what was the matter, and when
they started to 90 TO the scene OF
the disaster they took their shovels
with them. Two snow-slides had
come from the top of old Badly
mountain" crashing through Neils
Johnson and II. Levinson houses,
Mr.. Smith who had moved into Mr..
Levinson's house that day, Just
barely escaped from the house when
the slide struck il, breaking the
house down and filling ii with snow.
Poor Mr.. Johnson deserves the
sympathy of all. When he heard
the snow-slide coming, he rushed
franticly in the house to save his
family. He only got in the house
to see the walls yielding to the ter
rible enemy-the snow-slide. He
found that it was too late, and
could do nothing TO save his family
from their untimely and horrible
death, so he threw himself on the
bed by the side of his sick and help
less wife whom he would not desert,
to meet their doom. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson were taken from the de-
bris Of snow alive, but Mrs. Johnson
received injuries from which she
will die. The children were dead
when taken from the slide. The
last two were taken out about
O'Clock the following morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

George Bacon, from Graham, Sill
yer Mountain district, informed the
Idaho World that big snow slide
out there at six o'clock on the morn
ing of the Sd instant, came near
making a total wreck of that now
almost deserted town. The slide
started above the Julia mine, and
shot down the steep mountain to
the edge of town, the main body of
it stopping at the corner of the va
cant Gem saloon building, mile or
more from the starting point. The
slide carried away the boarding
house at the mine. the tramway-
house and also the tramway within
fifty yards of the mill. The tram
way was mile in length. At the
Gem saloon the snow is piled up
fifty feet deep, and in the canyon
above ii is seventy-five or eighty
feet deep. The slide split at tlsa
mouth of the canyon, passing on
both sides of the residence formerly
occupied by Geo. NJ. Parsons. The
slide literally splintered big pine
and fir trees in its mad, sweeping
rush. One big pine tree was car
ried $50 yards in a standing posi-
ton. The damage is many thou
sands of dollars. Ten persons
eight men and two women-are
wintering at Graham.
The following is an extract from
real composition written by a
small boy in Glenn's Ferry The
subject given by the teacher was
the extensive one of Man" Here's
what the small boy wrote: Man
is a wonderful animal. He has
eyes, ears, mouth. His ears are
mostly for catching coldin and hav-
ing the earache. The nose is to
get sniiiles with. A mans body is
split half way up, and he walks on
the split end"
A nine-year old girl in Iowa has
been sent TO the Reform School for
smoking cigarettes. She was also
addicted to the habit of writing
poetry. II is an old maxim Of the
writers Of the moral law that one
vice leads to another.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Territory Of Idaho. in and for the County
Of Elmorc.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Territory Of Idaho. in and for the County
Of Eimorc.
Clark Benson. plaintiff,
Pine Grove Gold mn Mining Company, copor.
alton, defendants.
The People Of the United States In the Territory 81
Idaho send Greeting to Pine Grove Gold HTl
Mining Company, corporation. defendant.
You hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against yon b. The above nAmel plaintiff in
The District Court of the second Judicial District If
the Territory 81 iaho IN and for the County Of III.
more. and 10 answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive Of the day 81 scycr) after
the service you of this sumuionsif served within
this county, or II served out u this county, but In
this district, then within twenty days. otherwise
within forty days-or Judgment by detAuit will be
taken against you Assembling 10 the prayer Of said
complaint.
The sad action Is brought 10 rscover Of you the
said defendant the Of g. hSi Is with interest Al
rate Of ten per from February l. 1850, payable
in U. = gol coin, alleged 10 be due said plaintiff and
other parties. for labor performed a; your, defend
alteration assigned their claims 10 pAinsin in the
aisose entitled action, follows.
d. X Dealey, ssl0.s0.
George Clopton, s4a5.T5
u. Thomas s20s.b SO:
ID EEfehaft, sl39 so
Desc Caldwell $4,000:
Thomas DSaley, si410O. and
CLARK Benson, plaintiff. st210o:
And such other and further relief a 10 the Court
may seem Just and equitable
And sou hereby notified that u you fail to APP
pear and answer the said complaint. above re.
quised, the sail plaintiff will take judgment by do.
fault, according 10 the prayer 81 the complaint.
~ which reference Is hereby made. foo e ISL q and
Interest from February l, ls.s0
Given under my hand and the seal AZ tho District
Court Of the Secord Judicial District Of the
Isl Territory q Idaho ia and for ths said
County ~ klmorc. this 18th day ~ Febra-
arr. IN the scar Of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
= II. HAYS. Clerk
FeIsw5 BY ". {. wicksnsaAN, Deputy.
S H. McCzrty, attorney for plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
NOTICE OF FoRrErruRE.

To ilESEr THoMrsoS his legal heirs or represent
atiyez:
You are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred dollars $3.50 COZ Ia labor and improvements
upon the
SURPRISE AND NEVADA
Lode mining claims, situated In Rear Creek Mining
District, Emaro county, Idaho Territory In oricr 10
hold SAID premises nndcr the provisions Of section
232s REVISED statutes Of the United states being thu
amount required 10 hok the for the year end
ing December 81, lss9: that the proportion Of the
expenditure due BY you. Henry Thompson, Is eighty
dollars (sS0,eO) lawful money OF the United states
and y within ninety lp0l days after the publication
Of this notice you fail h contribute your proportion
Of such expenditure co-oAner your interest In
said claim viii become thu property Of the subscriber
under said section 1924. AUGUST OUTFLOW
Rocky nar Idaho, FEB. Is, lsso
First publication Feb. 20
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
NOTICE


To all whom il mny concern:
You are hereby noiinod that in purchasing the fol
lowing described mIing property under and hy
virtue OF sheriff sale that made by the Sheriff
Of Elmore county, Territory 81 Idaho October s.
l-se. by writ ami writs OF execution issued u the
Probate Court, In said year. county and Territory
upon Judgments obtained by divers parties In aid
Court, against the undersigned. Townc, Haynes &
10 the Potosi Lode mining claim Pntosl
Fraction Lode mining claim, the Nabob Lode
mining claim, James q. Blaine Lode mining claim
Jose Lode mining claim, Yankee No. Lode mining
eisim John Boyle Lode mining claim Nabob mill.
site. said mining claims and millsitc are situated
In Bear Creek mining district. Emore county Idaho
Territory. Said sherins sale invalid for the
reason that such sale was not made according 10
aud directed by Law, and suit Is nos pending In
the court TO set SAID sales aside.
TOWNE, HAYNES & co.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, February -. 1880. 22wa
$. II. MeCarty, atty for Towne, Haynes Co
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

Most cocoanuts have milk in them,
and some kind of milk that needs 10
be specially accounted for. The anx.
iety Of the Wyoming Republicans to
have their Territory disassoeiated from
Idaho in its consideration by Congress
is ascribed 10 the fact that, while in
Idaho the Mormons are good--or bad
Democrats, in Wyoming they are
good---or bad-Repnplicans, and the
anti-Mermon clause in the Idaho Con.
stitution threatens to create a hegira
Of the Latter Day Saints from the Re.
publican camp in Wyoming. This is
how the go-it-alone milk comes in the
Wyoming nut.-West shore.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
How Comstock Miners Raise Pota-
toes i'm Winter.

How Comstock Miners Raise Pota-
toes I'm Winter.
We ran out of potatoes, though
they were plentiful on the Carson
river ranches about the town of
Dayton. The wagon roads down
Gold canyon and Six-mile canyon
were so filled with snow that it was
impossible to pass over them with
teams. After the "spud" famine
had lasted about a week it occurred
to some of the miners that though
all the roads on the surface were
impossible the Sutro tunnel af-
forded an underground route which
might still be comfortably travelled.
So ten tons Of potatoes We're hauled
from the ranches, near at hand, to
the mouth of the Sutro tunnel.
There they were placed aboard the
mule-propelled ears and brought
underground nearly four miles to
the G and G shaft. At the shaft
they were placed upon the cages
and hoisted 100 feet to the surface.
The miners have had a good deal of
fun over their plan Of raising" POI
tatoes in the middle Of winter
Dan de guile in Salt Lake Tri-
bune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
TERMS OF DISTRICT COURT.

The Supreme Court Of Idaho has
assigned judges to the districts as
follows:
First District-Judge Sweet.
Second District-,Iudge Beatty.
Third District--Judge Berry.
The date of holding the terms of
court in the Second District have
been fixed as follows:
E,more county-Rocky Bar, June
80, November II.
Owyhee county - Silver City,
May II, September 20.
Altnras county-Hailey, May &c,
October 81.
Ada county--Boise City, March
10, December /.
Logan county--Shoshone. March
81, September l.
Washington county - Weiser,
April IA, October IL.
Boise county-Idaho City, April
%, September 10.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
STULL & McCARTY,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.

Contract. Land, Mining and Crimi-
nal Law. Patents for Mining Claims
obtained at reasonable rates.
Call on, or address, Homer Stull
Mountain Home, or S. ii. MeCarty
Rocky Bar, Idaho. If
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


9atieN w 4ass
ESIfEn StArxs LaxD osffcx
HAtLEF Idaho. January 30, istia
Notice y hereby given tina, tbs Comfort Gonsu
dated Mining Company, n corporation duty essab
itshe hy Law by is attorney IN fact JAMES g. Boyd
whn@s p0stocc address : Rocky Bar Eiu0to county
Idaho Territory has made Application tor United
States Patent tor The
OPnIR MiILSfTE CLAIM.
sitnaia In Bear ereak (forsnerly HAFaserAbhlo) Min
ing District, kiuiure county formerly Aituraa conn
tyA idaho Territory, consisting ~ i've acres 81
ground heing lot No a.. and described In the feid
notes and pat Of the oficiai survey fle in thl,
Office. with magnetic variation At Is degrees Is mia
utss east, a. follows;
Haz4nnng a. toraer No ~ this tnii-sifa survey
tiieafo ) q deg ~ mia 40 feet To corner No =
thgnee "a deg ~ min W ~ fest to corner No. s
thenes deg 50 min W 2sa feet 10 corner No. 4
thenrc ~ de- as min 40 feet Ia No. and
place uf beginning. surrey Of exterior boundaries Of
claim, containing an ARA - Eve acres There
cusfctA
From corner No I Of this survey q. = n. A. No. l
Bear Greek formerly Hardscrabnlel mining dstttut
bears 81 deg 10 min W t7i2 lcct distant
The si mining claim hc.ng 81 FreoEs in the osee
~ tbs Recorder af sail minlng district Rory far
70 ElinorC county. Idaho Tcrritary. The nearest
kBiset locations beng "ophiT' laIe elasn survey
No. ~ the north AMI the "PocrmAn" lode claim
survey No. Z = The southeast
iiroft thAi this uoiica he published IN the ELxaAE
RflIfIix, ~ kOckY Tar, idaho the newspaper psb.
hsiled nesrest the said niiii-sits claim fOr tbs pc
nod u sixty days
u. o hTLlIxas, Register
D. Z. wAtDroS, attorney Tor ciailsis.,,t.
kifsi fal.iu4iiosi fee. =
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

To-day-anniversary of Washing
toms birth.
DR.. w. F. Smith sailed from
Liverpool for New York on the 10Th.
Advertise your delinquent part
ners and get good titles to your
claims.
Patrick Murphy, formerly a resi-
dent of Atlanta, died at his home
in Montana on January Is, 1890.
One Of Jewett's raw-hide cutters
brought from Red Warrior Wednes-
day about ton of flour for G, d.
Golden.
VIM. Abbott, on his way home
from Montana, a few days ago,
stopped at Glenn's ranch on Cold
Spring creek, where his horses as
well as many others belonging to
Rocky Bar parties, are being
wintered, and he found the poor an.
imals in a starving condition. Con-
Lrey, who had charge OF the animals,
had skipped the country, and left
the horses incharge Of John Marley,
who claims that he bought Conrey's
interest in everything left on the
premises. Messrs. Foley and VIM.
Abbott, John Gilman, Mike Hayes,
James and Thos. Nicholson and
Chas. SAVERS, all of whom have
horses at the Stone House ranch,
have commenced action against
Conrey for damages to their prop
erty, and failure to comply with
contract. Several horses under
Conrey's care are reported to have
died from starvation-with plenty
of hay on the premises.
Ex-Rev. j. ID. Flenner, has again
gone wrong" The publisher Of
the "West Shore" at Portlond, Ore
gon, Mr.. Samuel, says: II desire
to notify the public that J. d. Elem
ner is no longer conducting the
Idaho department of the "West
Shore" He has proven to be an
embezzler and utterly untrust-
worthy. He has done business and
collected money, of which he has
made no accounting to this office,
thus defrauding both the publisher
and the persons who paid him
money. He is unworthy in every
particular and his word is not to be
believed. Any person who has
paid him money for any purpose
and who has reason to suppose there
is anything wrong is requested TO
communicate the particulars TO this
Office and it will be set right. The
people of Idaho are assured that
the "West Shore" will not abandon
its efforts to place their Territory
soon 10 be a State-prominently be-
fore the people Of the United States.
We were pleased to receive
pleasant call yesterday afternoon.
from Mr.. G. w. Fletcher, Junior
member Of the firm of Fletcher 4,
Fletcher, of Mountain Home and
Rocky Bar. Mr.. Fletcher was sum
moned to attend TIE sick bedside of
his father, who .esides in Middle
Valley, but who is now slowly re-
covering from a somewhat mild at
tack of typhoid fever.-Salubria
Citizen, 18th.
II is reported that negotiations
are pending for a sale of the Ell
mira company's mines and mill at
Banner, and that Matt Graham is
the middle man. Graham is now
in Elmira, \. Y. Auditor and Re
corder, VIM. Warner, made tran,
scripts two or three weeks ago Of
deeds, boundaries of claims, etc,
which were forwarded 10 the com
pany at Elmira, aud this fact, in
itself, forms a ground for the report
that negotiations are pending for
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-22

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

Ghartermablen.

@m Wontas iinb in ptsIen Stdbteu bss
Staatss @emeinbeuableu absebaItsn NOR;
ben. 5ier bas &ei uItat, 10 nett es betannt
1T:
Sn Des Moines 1T aler Wabrs
i1etnlt1tsit nod Carpenter unb bas 9an3e
Intiprobibittonstidet erpdbIt porben.
gu DpersptIIs warb aIiop wieber
gum Mapor, CONNER, Bobinius unb SID
gu &dtbsn erudbIt.
Council gIuffs. Das &sform,
tidet uarb sei9lasen. Wsbrbsit bussssn
500 Stimmen. Wc OonaIb Macrae parb
gum NupOr erwdbIt.
Sttu m M a srpdbIte 4 8spubIitaner
unb 2 Oemotraten in ben Staotrab, Der
iest 7 &spubIitunsr unb 8 Oemotraten
sdbIt.
Gebar &apibs. s, 8. Snoufer,
Demotrat, parb NIT 266 Webrbsit gum
Wapor erpdblt. Der Stabtratb 3dblt 9
&spubIitansr unb 8 Osmotraten.
Burlington. Die StabtuabI mar
stu compIstsr Siss fur bic Osmotraten.
Duncan warb NIT 500 Sttmmen Webrbeit
srudbIt, @ost, Der glubitor bat 1000 Stims
men Rebtbeit u. !. NJ. Die 3abl Der absss
sebsnen Stimmen mar elm duBerit sroBe.
@eneraIsInwaIt MILLER bat
Oe0itt 6. Gram gum 8unbsss 6iIfsans
malt fir ben n6rbIi9en Difrict pom Soma
ernannt.
Sttumwa brannte au1 Wittwo6
Worseu uoriser @ods bas slssante bret.
ifOdtse @obnbauS Der Srau Serbian nieber.
Der baour9 ueruriadte S9aben beIduft
ii9 auf $40, 900, wopon $4,000 bur1 Ser
fideruns sebedt int.
Bel New s q I'M sins Der So
Sabre alte George 8srmsr iiber bic @iiens
%babnbride, als er pom eiusm b~interbers
tommenben 5use Der Rauias gitp Babn
iberfabren unb setOotet wurbe.
l1nueit Britt sos bsr Sarmer Ont.
Bleii9 9aioIin6l tn ben &oGofsu, nm
f6neaer Seuer MAIDEN su t6nnen. Sas
@aiolin erpIobirte unb gIsii9 wurbe bers
art perbrauut, bab sr bes aubsrsu Worssns
ftatb.
gu Sowa Git 2 lit am 2. Wdr3 bic
Dsnste & 9stter'f9e @usnuaarenbanbs
lung tn 5Iammen aufsesanssn. Der
S4aben pirb auf $40, 900, bic Ssrii9es
runs auf SIS 900 ansesebsu. Die Sdreibs
Notwithstanding uon See, 8eI5 & 80.
bat ~ebsnfals, tur9 Wo6sr uuo &au9,
beteutenben S9ubsu senommsn. bsssIeis
den bic RIeioerbdubIer Blum & Waper,
bod rei9t In beiosn Sduen bic 9e1li9e:
ruua bin, um ben Shaber III befer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Staotratbs Serbanolungen.

Ser Stabtratb periammelte fi4 am
WOntas gu isinsr resslmaBissn Sisuns.
Sn Der W~orsenfsuus sins Elm i4Ones
Stit 3sit nit benz 9sien Der monatIiden
Rednunssn bin. 9is United States
Electric Co. betIasts fi9, baB aaen q
Speensp ibre 0rdbte 10 ssipannt batten,
baB bic tlasenbe SO. lduserer Stansen be'
birfe, ite bittet ben Stabtratb babin gu
wirten, baB allen 81 Speensy ibre Ordbte
80 sou BON chamber ipannsn unb bic
8reu5arme flnf 6uB nieortssr i9Iassn.
aasn 81 Swsenep ma9tsn einen gori9Ias
StraBenlampen gu lisfsrn. Sing an ben
ausi4ub bss Sau1sn. Gin @eiud uon (usrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Xanbbeit tann mot aebsllt uerbea

bur9 locale NppIicationsn, neil iis tsr
trantsn GbeiI bes Obrss ut9t errsi1sr
t0nueu. @s sibt nur einsu @ss. BIZ
Gdubbsit ~ ~turiren. unb Der III bur9 con:
ltitutionsls 5eiImittsl. Gaubbsit mtrt
bur5 sinen ~enfjinbeteu 3uftanb Der idIsi:
missu austIsibuus Der Gufa1ii9sn &65rs
pc. iliadt. 0snn biti s R6brs fi9 snt:
3in6tt, babt ibr einsu ru~mp,lnosu Con
ober puuo0tommsnes @eb6r; unb usnn
ie gang ssidIOHen lit. erfolst Eaubbeit,
unb weun bic GntSinbars uidt ssboben
uub bic &0bre wisoer In ibrsn ssb6rissn
3uftaub ssfsst uerben taun, uirb bas @es
Tor fur INNER serfl6 t wsrbsu nsun Sdas
untsr 3sbn iiub bur4 Ratarrb psruIiatt.
usl6sr ui4is als stu entBineeter SGltanb
Der i4Isimisen Ober Hidden 1T.
0ir poqsn sinbuubsrt Dollars fir
ieoen (our9 &atarrb psruria9ter) 5au
BON Gaubbeit seben. ben mir nidt burd
@tnnebmsn BON 9aa's &atarrb Rur betlen
t0nnsn. 2aBt Sud umionlt @i,culars
tommen.
8. s. g5ensp & 6 o., GOIsbo, ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Mm Sprntag us,iammsIte fi9 cine isb'

Mm Sprntag ue,iammeIte fi9 eine iebr
anfidnbise Sabl beutider Burger in Der
9ale bes Dubuque Sduserbunbss I'M ben
Bsri1t bes Nusi9uiss entssssrsunebmen,
Der I'M 2. Sebruar ernannt worben mar,
9oridIdse gum Sau elmer 9aqe fir bic
Deutiden su MAIDEN. Der Beridt bss
Gusi9ufss warb mad iorsfdltiser Beipres
dung obue Nenberuus anqenommeu. Der
Bau Der v@srmania 9aIs" ioQ etu Ncttens
rlntsrnebmen istn, bas Capital SAC. 600
$50, 900, baIb antbeiIideins (Stocks),
balb Sppotbeteni9eine Mortgage Bonds)
isiu. Die actie paro auf 500, balb
Stcd, buIb Bomb fsitseisst. Ser Bau
iou nt4t iioIid Der adtsn uno ni9i
nOrtIi9 Der Idtbsbntsn StraBe s,ri9tet
usrbsn unb ssnissnbs RdumIidteiten fur
3usde 0fsntIider gsriammIuns, gsreins:
susts unb ben n6tbiseu Stubsn fir
8irtbi9aft u. (. NJ. baten. I'm bic siu.
Ieitenoen S9,itte ~ tbun, warb sin Ius:
i9uB erpdblt bsitsbsnb aus ben Ssrrsn
3. Riene Sr., &i6arb Roll, @bas. Sass,
Ns. @ounsr unb gbas. Wsper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

gSir MAIDEN auf bic sInssise bss perm
9ubsrt &sbins, 9snsft au usrtaufen, unb
auf bisisnise Der 9srrn Gbia, SotsI Gu:
rsmburs In antwerpeu, aufmertiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Sen9it ~ %Oerfauien.

Sin bur6 Serrn 8. g. &leiu aus Quremburs
einseiiibrter pieriGbri9er, taitanisubrauner 9ous
bIat' Sen9it, a9t S%rabanter &aee, eln9eidries
ben I'M 6Sni9l. gel9ii6en Stud-BoOk unter
prGdigreGs gto. 1886, fte6t biQisit 81 pertauisn,
bel Srn. 8 ubert &ebiu9, SelptoeresP rais
RE, gate @itp, Wtnneiota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

Ser rGationaI Dsmotrat" TT unter
bic SaoensenoIen sssansen. Sb er
in ben Stamm Nimm ODER 9obu einsereibt
uiro, bas CAB ct nidt an. 0abri1sinIid
wirb er iid udt tens ben ritusIsu Dor:
i&rifreu uutsrusrfsu, bic iibiiden Spsiiss
sebots baItsu unb S4madtlodsn onIsssn.
8tr identsn ibm Der tl:insn Galmub
oaun. oamit sr iiebt, mos Die Subsu pom
ben unSIdubtseu, Gbriitsn. buItsn.
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SeBt lit bic Seit,

UNI S5re 9erbits6 Ieiberfofe. Seibeus
Sammets unb WeiBwuaren, Teppide &c,
gu t~aufen, ba unier Eager iest In ieber Nb.
taeiIuna complet 1T, uno mir Rduferr
SOrtbsiIe bieten, wie iie nt9t anbersuo er:
laust perher touneu. Da mir tn GROCER
Quautitdteu fur Baar ~tuufen, fnb mir In
Stanoe es uortbeilbaft fur Sic 3u MADDEN,
Sbre @aareu gu taufen BET
Sas. gept & So.
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9obu 8. Aliop uaro wisOsr gum Wopor
pom |perspiQe erudbIt. .
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senbeiten ;u idafitr; Serbituns Der Sabrita:
tton unb 6es @ertaufs 9ef6lIdter Weoi;iuals
uub Gbpaaren. Sas betrefienbe @omite parb
eriu6t, bic Blu CUR gepiui9urs Der nOtbisen
geloer gum Ilnterbalt Der Stdats lriperiitGt
etn;ubrineeu.
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apenue.
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