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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-11
WEDDING CARDS !

me kennebec Journal Job Department
sPiendtdly equipped for doing all
-iAas OF wedding printing, announce
eAs' Invitations, cards, etc.. In the
..'sss and most approved sty es. IL has
.ese an enormous amoant ofthts ciass
work during the past years Its or
coming from all Parts Of the
~ss' No better work In this line was
"er done I'm the state. with the coming
var Its facilities for this Kind Of work
ui oe still further increased, among tta
-.sess shings being beautiful hair line
"p-type by which IL As enabled ts
".ss engraved work So closely thai
Ey lew can detect the difference
Hsrns reasonable. send far prices and
eAAplss -
BURLEI0M 4 ELYNT,
s Augusta. uaAns-
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The Mex. State viii be Idaho

day directed Chairman Plat to fsvorably
report the bill for the admission of Idaho
and ii will be reported to the Senate or
"Wednesday.
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LONDON, Feb. 10 The dock laborers at
Dundee struck this morning for an advance
of two cents an hour in their wages
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Alcryon-N Nelson Question.

BlFrALo, Feb. 10 The Alcryon Nelson
stallion race question will be discussed At
tomorrow's session Of the biennial congress
Of the National Trotting Association.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results wher
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP co.
,o...., SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kr. "tw rom. Nv
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A Postms ster for Maine
Four,h-class postmaster appointed; T
Smith, Hamlin, Me.
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STATE NEW g.
Wash

UdshDurn.
Tuesday's Daily came to us crowded
with the very cream of good reading. In
it We found the purest, nobiest thoughts of
some of our Nations noblest men-men
who of all others deserve our respect and
honor Long msy they live and many times
assemble in our old Pine Tree State.--Last
week case of scarlet fever was reported to
the Local Board of Health certainly we
hope it will be the last one Postmaster
story has escaped serious illness, being
able to be at the Office every day so far
His assistant has been very sick for week
past. Twelve of &. =. McGuire's men
have returned to the camp. For few
days there was but one we'll man left in
the camp, where thirty worked.
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of United States consuls. including Fred
N. Ryder Of Connecticut As Quebec, Ca
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Relea SD ffom H,r 6p fferings by Death.
BIppsroRp, Feb. l0-Mrs. Emma Far
several weeks ago by falling on 4 stove,
died Monday.
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Mr.. Daniel Vining. a highly respected
citizen of Windsor, is dangerously i'll and
his recovery is very doubtful Mrs. Fan
ME Clark and Mrs. Julia Reed were call
ing on friends last Friday There will be
q dance at McLaughlin's Hall Friday eve
ming, February 2lst.-Mr. Daniel True is
still confined to the house by illness.
East Pitsfon.
Mr. Wood ward and wife, are visiting the
parents of Mrs. woodward. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. s. Clark Mrs ii. A. Clark has been
confined to the house by sickness the past
few days.-Mr John Haley has been dan
gerously sick for some time Of pneum mia.
resulting from la grippe.-Mr. Adams lit
tie boy has been very sick of pneumonia.
Hopes ar nov entertained of his recovery
The school is closed for two weeks owing
to sickness Saturdays storm caused
qui,e fresbet Rev B. Is. Byrne sup
piled the pulpit Sunday for Rev. o Tyler.
Rev. B B. ByrBe has been absent for a
few DAYS the past week attending the min
isterial association at East Bootlibay.
Nj. Vernon.
One case Of diphtheria and two new cases
of scarlet fever are reported the past week.
Rev. II. N. Haywood has 80 far recov-
cred from influenza as 10 occupy his pulpi,
last Sunday, and Mrs Haywood is fa,t i'm
proving The school in the village is to
commence again after a vacation of two
weeks-A number Of patients are still sick
with "la grippe ."-Pleassnf weather and
| Hne sleighing still holds on The physi.
clans are still very busy Ernest Gilman
s confined to the house with bad knee.
! South Gardner.
| The ice business was retarded somew hal
| SATURDAY on account Of the condition Of the
river but commenced Moudsy moving with
new viaor .--Laterman 4 Son of New York
commenced TO erect buildings Monday
morning on both Eastman and kichsrd.oD',
/ points. There never has been house or
/ Eastmsn's point bu, there was one at one
time on Richardson's point. These place,
are both in South Gardiner Cha. Rus
sell. Esq, of Richmond is hauling lumber
/ from Lawrence Bros. mills to build q stack
a; his Richmond housss-Morse Ice Co,
Richmond, are putting ~ a stack here
The Wedgewood Ice Co., Brooklyn, New
| York have commenced operations here.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

platform, manufactured by such hard
moneyed men as Joseph X. Hudson,
Richard W. Blue, George T. Anthony, et
alii.
But Claim Agent Crawford insists that
"the greenback party died on the first
day Of January, 1879" Probably dying
himself on that day to the general ele-
mental principles Of truth and justice,
and turning his back absolutely upon
platforms that he allowed himself 10 run
on (perhaps then deceiving his political
suppOrters), he imaglnes those patriotic
men who gave him their votes are as
much a political corpse as he Is. But let
him live and learn a little something, II
he possibly can, from the Kansas election
returns Of next November
He seems now in his arrant self-boast-
Ing and exuberant self-righteousness to
presume that he can stand with q big
mop in hand and sweep away into a
grand old republican abyss the gathering
waves Of the industrial movement, whose
vOtaries toll on farms and in shops, and
are systematically preparing themselves
to cast their peaceful ballots that shall
most fearfully tell against the edicts of
corporate monopolies and colossal trusts,
whose willing servant Crawford is. And
yet he does not seem TO understand that
The advocate., 1890-09-17

and prepare it for market prior to the fall cleo
tlOns.
Let the average voter reflect on this
mans knowledge Of practical resumption
Of specie payment, when he most delib-
erately refers TO January /, 1879, in the
following intelligent(H) statement:
On that day the government resumed officially
and practically, and on every business day from
that time 10 the present any and every person re-
siding anywhere In the United States could eX-
change currency for gold or silver, dollar for dol
Lar, II the 30 desired.
Where is the other political republican
Substituted fool, hailing from Kansas,
that would risk his reputation on a know
ledge Of political history that would pen
or utter the foregoing declaration?
Would It be the present charming po-
lltiCal bed-fellow Of this man-Senator
John James IngallsP And yet this
sapient statesman(0 affects TO believe
that what he quotes from Mr. Davis, as
above given, might do TO talk ITO Texas
cowboys who can neither read nor write,
or Mexican poems who do not under
stand the English Language" ,"and TO them
only.
Ahl upon what meat doth this our
Caesar feed that he has grown so great2
It almost looks as though his diet had
been the current mass of verblage like
that found in the late Kansas republican
The advocate., 1890-09-17
1O PAGES.

the plain common people OF Kansas
pretty we'll comprehend what manner OF
spirit he is VI.
Has this prosy stupid tool Of plu-
tocracy never fully reflected upon the
futile effort Of Mrs. Partington, when,
with a monster mop most energetlcally
used, she hoped TO push back the rising
waves Of the Atlantic ocean,
"The greenback party died on the frat
day Of JanUary, 1870" What a barren
thought Fit only 10 be entertained by
"rexas cowboys" or "Mexlcan peons,'
some Of whom may be even as financially
intelligent az even this ex-governor Of
Kansas.
Following mass Of naIseous self
praise In which thls financial aavant In
dulges, he thus admonlshes Mr.. Davis;
lfhe viii read volume OF 600 pages OF printed
hlIch prepared by myself, Will the assistance Of
Carpenter Shellnbarger nhd Wilson, IN Che Kan
iiOl, covering period Of thirteen years, he Will
ilnd that tho only purity thnt has grown rich by
reason Of such prosecutions Is tho state Of KAN
als
Tam not rich, nor have any desire 20 become
10, endeay0r tO attend % my own business,
aud that OF others entrusted 90 my care md by
sQ doing nave succeeded, Just as any man VIII
VINO does the same,
Seeking 70 ignore the fact that he has
drawn from the treasury Of Kansas, in
aggregate commissions, an amount ap-
proxImating to 100000, he coolly AYERS
shat the only party that has grown rich
by reason Of such prosecutions ls the
state Of Kansas"
"Briefs prepared by myself, with the
assistance Of Carpenter, Shellabarger and
Wilson In the Kansas caseap Matthew
II. Carpenter and Samuel Shallabarger
ASSISTING Crawford in preparing "brlefs
In the Kansas cases. AS an attorney in
any Of the various courts of Kansas, who
has ever heard Of Crawford's briefs?
Who knows anything about his clientage
40 ~ AhWyNA III AAHuhuhl w hN Huh hbulA uA
him in the supreme court repoFtsH Does
Crawford believe that the men paid TO
represent Kansas In Congress could not
have accomplished this special work that
he has doneH Can he fully demonatrate
he has not been an official, political su-
pernumeraryp
Had he been 80 exclusively devoted to
his "own business and that OF others en-
trusted TO his care" why need he have
turned aside TO indulge in coarse denun-
Citations and vile blllingsgate of l.. II.
Polk and Ralph Beaumont, whose shoe
latchets-as boisterous sectionalist- he
is most certainly unworthy TO unlooseH
But this man, an apparent, enthusiastic
advocate Of the MCKINLEY tariff BILL"
which so raises duties on imports as 20
make ageneral average as stated by ex-
perts--of 50 per cent on the necessaries
Of life entering into daily consumption,
---~----
The advocate., 1890-09-17

Continued on eighth pd0e.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
.Saubbeit fanu niGt 9 ebetit
tuer0ett

bur5 locale Npplicattousu, neil fe ben
trauten 1bsiI bss Obres nt9t errei1eu
f0nnsn. gs stsbt nur einen Des, BITE
Taubbsit gu t~urtren, unb Der III burd cons
ititutioneae 5eilmittel. Taubbeit wtrb
Sur9 sinsu ~sntsinbeten 3uitanb Der idlsis
missn NustIsibuns Der guta9iidsn R6are
psrurIa1t. Wsnn bisis R6brs IT'D ent3ins
bet, babt ibr sinsn rumpsInosn Con cbsr
unpoufommenss @sb6r; unb wsnn lie gang
ssi@lohsn 1T, erfoIst Saubbsit, unb usun
bic @ntsinbuns ni9t seboben unb Sieie
80bre uisber in ibrsn seb6risen 3uftanb
usrieSt perbsn tam, pirb bas @ebSr fur
inner serit0rt werbsn; neuu Sdle unter
aebn fnb bur9 8atarrb usrurfadt. wsl6er
ni9ts aIs Elm entsinbstsr 3uifaub Der
idlsimissn Sbsrfd9eu lit.
0ir wolsn sin5unbsrt Dollars fit isSsn
(bur9 8aturrb ueru,fa9ten) Sau uon
Taubbsit seben, ben mir ni5t bur3 Gins
nebmsn pon Sau's Eatarrb &ur bsilsH
t6nnsn. 9aBt @u9 umionf @ircuIars
tommen. s. 8. @benep& Co.,
Tole6o, o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Scr Iautere 9ieuer an @prt, 6. 8.

Ser Iautere 9ieuer an @urt, 6. 8.
&rown uon Der GrnsresutioaIi1sutir5s bislt
TarBli4 stne Sets 8rebistsr, bic ansebIi9
gu @unftsn Der OffsntIi9sn S5uIen, in
Btrtli4teit ater cine Settle psrlosener Ins
gtife sesen ben 8apit unb bic tatb. &ir9e
eDaren. Sieie psebisten Iisb CT hrutsu.
Sn Der Drummer bss Dubuque SsraIb"
oom uorleSten Sonrtae unb Iestsn sab ibrl
Der bodw. s. Us. Pnpe pom Neu @ien cine
70 9epfsfferte unb babel 10 Hare unb rpbige,
5spetsfibrenbe antpott, baB ben, Ranns
%S6ren unb Seben pereebsn mus, psan er
nod Elm Bis6sn S6am bat. Batter 9aps
weiff benz Brdbitanbsn gutfsquns, 2ise,
Tdti4uns pom Sotumerteu, &aibolitens
auB unb g6spiae 10 heutIi5 mad, bos
Uir BITE Gniwott NIT Srenben seIeier bn:
Sen. Das Bropu NIT isinen @neriffen
suia, lit tlar; Ct iu6t f6 an Der tatbo;
ui4en &tr4e gu reibeu, UNI cine siutrdss
tt4sre Steae gu erbaIten. usber SsHsn
Gntwort ipdter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Rir tpubtrn tuubl, bag es cine @nte iti

- unb cine fette bu;u - als ss biss,
Rtttsr 2sneban wini8e nidt uisber aIs
8i6ter nwdtlt gu wertsn. Sat is Elm
Nnneban, nsin, bat lie Elm Sobu Der sris
nsn Sniel elm amt ue,iuet, has ct srbaltsn
sonnte3 Ris! Rur 1T 2susban pom
bobeu &ob aeftissen er slaubts, man
brd4te ibm bic Domination auf flbsrner
Ylatte. ftOn aarnirt unb s,in se,tsrt ;
ttst rdbme sr fs aud auf Der itbsnen
soulful an, wsnn he Inn bas BOLT uur
tei9t. ...~,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
6hfeaao Rarffbsrthf.

(Ser 5eIesrapb.) 81. Suli 1850.
0ei;en-Ro. Q, - SO bis ST. @ts.
Us el{6torn- "a bis IS 9ts.
6afer--26 bis 80 @ts.
8ossen-49 @ts.
@erfe-35 bis SIS Cts.
Butter-10 BIS ID @ts.
Sarmtdis. z bis n @ts.
Giel-12 bis 10 Ste.
@bi8tp-$1.09 90.
S6peine-$3.00 bis 4.40
Rinbpiebr$3.00 bis 400.
S6peine leiid-$10 so bis $11. 90.
e d $3.50 bis $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Ser Dubuque SdnserbunS bat foIssnbs
geamtsn iIr's toramsnoe Sa5r srpd5It:

YrQfbent-S. Obletopf;
8icesY rGlibeut-a. Qetler;
@orrelponoireuber SetretGr-0m. Stols;
Ninan3z SetrstGr-N. 2ebmann;
Sdatmsiiter-S. Sentsr;
Sibliotbetar-W. Wunber;
Witslieoer bes Serwaltuu9sratb-Q. Roebe,
q. @bmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Sd beebre mid, bierbnr& ersebenft on:

3useisen, baB i'd in Ro. 6ss Slap StraBs,
Der gtabs Sss @o~urtbuuiss, siusn nsusn
Stors er6finst babe, In pel5em i'd cine
sroBs IuswabI pon S5ubsn unb StisfsIn,
9srrens aus itattunss z2IrtiteIu, Bottoms &c.
gu ben biaisitsn prstieu uorrdl5is saIte.
Dur5 ausasiuSte i9One 8aarsn unb ntss
brise 8reiie boifs i@ mir BITE l3uftie6enbsit
meinsr pertbsn 96uner unb sbnebmsr gu
erpsrben unb empfsbIe mid nit bisisr
gsrit5e,uns ben seebrten Bspobnsrn BON
Dubuque unt umaesenb beftsns.
EbsObor S9rup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Sir rui6iten 0parn behisr ,eiosn Et

Sic rniiidsn Snoen bGbier seissu fd
nod unb nud in ib,sr pobrsn @efaIt.
go itanb elm sfwifer SoIsti unb Elm gus
aarb .. B. cor eem ssitriser Raci, net!
Ne 9sffoblenss @eIbSeus setauft, baf an
$3.50 psrtb mar. guftarb part entIa en-.
golsfp t6mmt Dor bic 9roBssidporsnsn,
gr muBte 5000 Si6el belt ftsuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Spe5ialprciie

nerben istt BON uns ole Scrten RleiSers
ftOffe ssseben. Susbsn empfuseu mir
100 Slid ssititts 5Ieurcinss, su etua
balbem Prsis. Menu Gle einen Sonnsns
t4trm brau6en, 10 etinnsrn Sic f5, baB
ptr unisre 9reiis bafir ~bsrabssisst babeu.
Sn Setbe fibren mir ale Rouitdtsn unb
UHsrirsn fe unter benz 8ert5. @ir tons
men Jbnea @elb iparsn, wenu Sie uors
jpre9sn BET Sas. Qept&@e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
gBir baten uadtrdeIid Al bs,idtsr

Bir baten naatrdsIt6 gu bsrt5ten,
Sab Der bo9p'ite General Sicar &pan
sssleitet BON Reu. {. Ereacp pon Siour
&ttp unb g. Scalp uon epous uoriss
@o4e mad SrIanb abssrsiit ftnb. Der
bO4w'te 9eneraI 8icar Rpun bot cine
f4wa&e Contribution, uno 3ubem lit feline
9elunbbstt ni6t Die bette; er bsbarf Der
8uhs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Sn Gbicaao berrf9t etu 8isrtrtss.
Das fiiiise Brob wirb I'm $3.50 per
6aB pertuuft. Sa if bos ensIiide Spn:
bicat, bas bic ~Pletneren 8rauereien ruiuiren
wiu, Sdulo bran. Sb f6 bic gnsldns
Der ri9t isIbit rutniren2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Sir rsnubIifori,hsu g,St,s, finn

Sie rspablifaniihen glGtter fnb nit
'tbren @auOtbatsu auf benz Staatstttet
ui4t iebr 5uftieoen. gin3eIns bauon pers
ben pon ben Parteiorsansn i9arf anses
9riten, bsiOnbers Wc6arlanb un6 2ude,
Der etne @anbtbat fir Staatss Setretdr,
Der aESere fir @iienbabn'@ ommifdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Ser budw. P. 9aopig Garsp, Supes
tiOr bes ErappiifentIoters gu Tew Wsede:
rap, unfern Dubuque, reiit mad Srants
reid, UNI elmer RuptteIfsuus bss Srbsns
beisuwobnen. Mau uermut5et, bag Nem
WteIerup cauonii6 eur gbtei erbobsn uub
Der bo9p. P. 9abuts @areu sur @irbe
Ses Gbtes ernanut per6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
ItIw MarstbsrtAt.

(psr SeIesrapb9 81. Suli 1890.
8ei3en-gto. 3, So 9ts.
Safer 80 bis 32t St5.
Us eIidtorn-85 bis SO @ts.
R~oq9em-49 bis so @ts.
@erFs-Ro. 2, AZ @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Sic Sifferenb bic 5piidsn tsm WapOr
uno Oerf&isbsneu Stabt,d:ben nesen ber
ausi&iiie beitaub. lit beiseIsst uo,bsn.
Sebtm ausituB wetbsn suei &lberminnsr
bsiSsfist, 10 baB isSe @art Sur9 einen
albslmann an ieoem Gusi5uS uertretsn 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Nesp.9orf Warftbsrtmt.

Ser S%elesrapb.) 81. Suli 1890.
Bei3en-Wilp., 20. 2, "a bis SO 9ts.
Safer-32 bis IS 9ts.
VI elf6tor n-9em. 10. Al bis AZ @ts.
Observation-Disclosures bis 14.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

allen 4 Swinep bubsu siusspiuist,
6wst 8rittel Der aussaben gu besableu,
unt SowasS trOBe 70 n%eusubaueu, ME es
Der ltdttif4s Snseuisur in 8ori9las sss
5ra4t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

9te bisfisen junaen 9euts, bic benz
8uterIports b%uIbisen, baben BEL Der 8ees
sattG gu Spirit Gate ale grstis, UNI bic fe
I'D bewarben, bauonsstrassu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
Gaenten Der WGiette".
Sn G9itaso, 81.

Sn G9itoso, Sa.:
81. Better &eiter, 217 Sr5arO Strabe.
Sr. u. Steins.SaImus, 2O6 GanaIport
aOemle.
Or. Wi6aeI 8eIter, 20. 1912 site
StTabe. Sibieite.
Siir aurora, Su., unb llmseserb.
ST.. 9. g. Wap, go. AZ Nortb Sroabpap.
Sir ct. Baul unb llmseseno:
Q. @Ipos, 522 @bmuno Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Ser neue MarmoraItar tn bet Satbss
SruIe wtrb erft nud Der Riftsbr bes bod
sratbisten Sii9Ofs 9snne1fp i'm Iusuit
R~tn9ewetbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

9as bier sebaute stoBs nsus Oampfs
fd,ff 5erbinano 9sraIb wirb alsr 8abrs
f@s'nliatsit mad nd6its 8ode uom Stus
Yd aelaHen. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Ser shsriH Spsarl Don SOuss County
cs,baftsie D. 8. su Cascade finf @irtbe
soessn gsrlsSuns bss Yrobibi.ionsssissss.
Sts itsutsn ale Stderbeit, baB fs i'm
Ssptsmber Dor @eri9t erf9stnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
ct. xouts WarftbertGt.

CBer Telegrapb.) 81. Suli 1890.
@etsen-rotber, Ro. 2, SO bis 30 Gts.
80 eI6tprn- 80 bis 81 @tS.
Safer- % bis 2S gts.
Roaaen-- bis - St8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22

Mebrere Gorreiponbsu;eu uluBten auf
nd&ite 8O9e usri9Obsn usrben, ba is gu
Fpdt etnstnssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-22
0euanote Yeriuueu

t0urer 6urd Ist9t pertduFtts uuS uiStide. bauptiddIid
bel ben Deuttbsr INNER s~argbars arttteI etner oauernSeu
uuo guten 8eroteuit e~rSteleu. Gum SepeiIe peroen auf
s8uni9 obus gorausbsSabluus Brobsn Der Nrtttel auf
9oumtifOu i'm 8strues non $3.50, Sublbor mad 8srtaut,
bel grpree uuo austuuft per Bot %Suseianot, se9sn Gin
~ieroung gutter Refererjeu pon re6ti4aHereH Dtdunerr,
uub t6nuen bic Irtitel. penu Etdt as gut pertduHid err
Dieieu. returrirt perOsu. aSreiie: u. grnit, @leue'
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-15

NEW YORK, July 14.-Following are
the entries for to-day's races at Mon
mouth Park:
First race, seven furlongs-Eon. 119; Mad
stone liz; Bradford, ia: Tipstaff, l13;
Tulla Blackburn. no; Violante, 10Y; Che
mise. 90; Lady Reel, 81: Lord Dalmeny,
lee.
Second race, Atlantic stakes, three-quarters
of mile-La TOsca, rs; Sallie McCleliand,
49, Russell. 11S; Abundance colt, llS;
Bermuda, 113; Vagabnod, lib: Fairview,
113; Fairy, 10; Necromaney colt, 10S.
Third race, handicap. one mile-Tulla
Blackburn, ZIG; Amazon, 113; Starlight,
Ill; Sir william, 1U7; Clemmie G colt, 1U6;
Dundee, los; Raveloe, 105; Sweet Home
colt, 1O3; Kempland, 100.
Fourth race, a mile and furlong-Long-
street, 1909; Eric, l16; Diablo, ITO; Mon
tague. 1O2.
Fifth race, one mile, selling Martina colt,
80; Burnside. 90; Crispin, 100; Little Jim,
us; Esquimau, 119; Theodosius 119; Guy
Gray, 81; Lynn. 81; Kempland, 10Y: Torch
light, Ill; Filter, Ill: Raymond. 1OS;
Ruby Royal, 81; Sam Wood, III; Cliff
Wooo, SO.
Sixth race, one mile-Belle B. Ill; Fitz-
james, 100; Meriden, 10Y; Grimaldi, 104;
Bravo, 100; Tavistan, 100.
Selections: First race, TipstaH and Eon
second race. Russell and Abundance colt;
third race, Tulla Blackburn and Sir William
fourth race, Longstreet and Diablo: fifth race.
Little Jim aud Raymond; sixth race, Bella
and FitZiameS