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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14
FRIDAY. MARCH IA. 1890.

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14
Tip staSes Account,
Court House Account

) G Purvfs & Co. lumber. r....--...-...,. q 9.
Electric Light Co, bill. oit -
jackson u Mitchell, bill. .........-.... w
IL A AyreS, Register 4 Recorder, re
pairing office .........-..-.-. ~
Berg aud Cypher. oil cloth ........-. ~
B Solbach, book binding ..........-....- -
Llmberg Bros. mop5, brooms, &c....,- o.
Mrs McClanerty, cleaning Commission
ets once -. ...-.. ~. .-'''.''''' "a -
Ritter 1. Kalston, dry goods ...-...-.... ~ -
Flack x Porter plumbing -.--..-...-. ~
Wm ii Ensminger, papering &c...--'. ~ do
Schultz Il O'Brien, PLUMBING ....--... = y
A J Hutchinson cleaning yard...-... ~
John kopp, repairing tile: 49,. q
" Montgomery, repairing Dlinds -
Cleland & RalSt0n, winding CLOCK, re-
pans NEs<s. ---- .-' -'-'''
W c Crail, awning Tor wtndows...-.--- "
\ j Shafier repairing Iurniture....- ~
G. W Ziegler. repairing locks-......-... 4 2 z3
JEFF Bartner, gas fittings, &c...:....-. 10 ~
Burtner & Hut steam heating httngs- 80 -
Mrs Dermody. cleaning oiilee.....-... -
| J McCandlesS, tagging cellar 1l ~
W ii Goehrtng, brushes. ...-......-... = - -
Geo. A Miller, one dozen brooins, ac ~ ~
ID Turner, brooms. .....-....-...- -
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14

rnac,- :. Porter nlumbipr - 5 % 81
+ q = = ea,.ns = coal - 10 80
= = = 1919 ,york on stack Sc co
=. ~ T,i@Is work .. 90
Dalzell Bros, repairs on rooi....-..---. - ~
TdSn s,,Tt,,ev wood d... 81 p
7 n Nnnt9 Soal ............ 400 -
James Hutchinson, attending nasons. -
G Wise, repairing boiler and WALL. "
AsnohuRl, aI ~. A''''''' u us w. 8 80
+ III Bole, repairs On boiler house,. : ~
Ii l. Beck, wood. d.....-..........-.-.... !"
roto, .s 173 81
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14

A NNUAL STATEMENT OF GLADE MILL
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR THE
YEAR 1850.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14
Amounts Collected and Due from CoIectors-County Tax

Annual Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Of Blu
County the Year 1889.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14

r Marshall ,vnr, ON duplieates DO
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iTlgaS sIrnrr DAMAGES al horse .... T. o.
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Marshall BTcs., Pro. Greers Casts ~
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14
FOR REGISTER & RECORDER

SAMUEL n. SEAToN,
Of Marion twp.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-14


Above warrants refunded by John
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24

liz. bUrrUWudli l[Ull hlVGrpBUl
$50 CASES OF
EUROPEAN GOODS.
Cases Fine Currarts. an. tins.
Cases Sultana Raisins, An. tins.
Cases Pearl Sage, an. tins.
Cases Pearl Tapioca, Al. tins.
Cases Flake Tapioca. u tins.
| Cases Semoina, 4 h. tins.
| Cases Ground Rice, ID. tins.
| Cases Split Peas, / 10. tins.
| Cases Scotch Round Oatmeal, Id. tins.
| Cases Scotch Fine Oatmeal. ID. tins.
| Cases s B Oatmeal. ID. tins.
Cases Fine Pearl Barley, 4 ID. tins.
Cases Caraway Seeds, 4 ID. tins.
Cases Whole Allspce. ID. tins.
Cases Whole Cloves, Z ID. tins.
Cases Neapolitan Macaroni, 4 n tins.
Cases Kippered Herrings, 8 doz. each.
Cases Yarmouth Bloaters, 6 doz. each.
Cases Findon Haddocks, 8 doz. each.
Cases Fresh Herrings, l h. tins.
Cases Cod Roes, l ID. tins.
Cases Assorted Jams, ID. tins, Morton's. 6
dos each.
Cases Assorted Jams, ID. Tins. & B, 8 doz
each.
Gases Assorted Jams. Glass Jars, l ID. tins.
s. 8. doz to each.
Cases Assorted Jams. . ID tins. Il B, 8 doz
each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, OTIS, Morton's . doz
each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, pts, C & B, 3 doz each.
Cases Assorted Pickles, pts, Morton's . doz
each.
Cases Castor Oil. 5 o. bottles, Morton's, 8
doz each.
Cases Castor Oil, 10 ". bottles. Morton's, 8
doz each.
Cases Bi. Carb. Soda, in bottles Morton's, s
doz each.
Cases Mustard, in bottles, Il, II and h., 6
doz. each.
Cases Genuine Mustard, in u and one ID tins.
Cases Ground Pepper, in bottles, y, Il and
pints, doz. each.
Cases Bermuda Arr"wroot, Id. tins, doz.
each.
Cases English Plum Pudding | and 2 ID. tins,
2dox each.
Cases Curry Powder, in bottles. 4, Il and
pints, doz. each.
Cases Tippoo sahib Curry, y and y pints, 3
dos. each. Effi
Gases East India Genuine chutney Sauce.
Cases Citron Peel, ID. tins.
Gases Ui,ron, Lemon and Mixed Peels, . Id.
jars.
Gases Lea and Perrins' Sauce, u and pints.
Cases Oxford sausages. and ID. tins.
Cases Spanish Olives.
Cases Albert SardiRes, 4 ana 4 tins, 40 each
case.
Cases Sardines, Cheaper Brand, 4 and u Id.
tins, 100 each case.
Cases Petit Poi Tres Fins, 100 each case
Cases Petit Poi, Fine, 100 each case.
Cases Champgnons, 100 each case.
Cases Mushrooms, 100 each case.
Cross & Blackwel's Assorted Spices.
Cases Morton's Assorted Spices, 6 doz, EACH
Cases Morton's Confectionery. Il bottles, 3
dog. EACH
Gases Morton's Confectionery, II bottles. 6
doz. each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery h. bottles,
? doz each.
Cases Morton's Confectionery, ID. tins.
Kegs Bi. Carb. Soda, 1I2 eacl.
Barrels Sal. Soda. abt 800 EACH
Cases c & B Assorted Sauces.
Cases C q B Anchovie Sauce.
Cases soyers Relish.
Cases Liebig's Extract Meat in Jars.
Cases Raspberry syrup.
Cases Raspberry Vinegar
Cases Black Currant Syrup.
Cases Lemon Syrup.
Cases Duret's Salad Oil, Y aud pint bottles.
Cases GeIatine. in packets.
Boxes Smyrna Figs. Jars French Prunes.
Cases Table Salt, 9 Id. jars,
70 be Followed by other
from Europe and I
Fine Selected Coffee R(
ALSO ON
A choice selected lot ofvery old coffee
All OF which We offer at the LOWEST
ton quara
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24
FILTER PRESSES.

PAAUHAU PLANTATION,
HAWAII, March 8, 1888.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran.
cisco.
Gentlemen-We have used two of your So
chambered Filter Presses this season. They
are convenient, easily handled and are working
entirely to our satisfaction. / can recommend
no Improvement on them.
Very respectfully yours.
(stgned) A. MOORE,
Manager Paauhau Plantation,
HEEIA, Sept. 20, 1889.
Mr.. JOHN DYER. Agent Risdon Iron W orks
Honolulu.
DEAR SIR: Please ship us one of your 80
Compartment Filter Presses, 24O square feet
surface. same as the one supplied us last season.
which l am pleased to say has given us entire
satisfaction. Yours truly,
GEO. R. EwART.
Manager aeeia Agricultural Co.
These Presses are made extra heavy for
high pressures, occupies floor space Of 11x
4 IT., aud presents a filteriDg surface of 24O
square feet. limited number in stock in
Honolulu and are sold st very low prices.
Risdon Iron g. Loco. Works,
San Francisco.
For particulars enquire Of
JOHN DYER. HonoluI
Room No. Spreckels' Block:
2si W. G. IRWIN 81 Co., Agents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24
SUNDRIES.

Boxes White CASTLE. Blue. and Family oap.
Bryant q Mays Safety Matches.
Day & Martins Backing in Jars.
Boxes Silicon, sapolio. Stove Polish.
Boston and California Dairy Salt, 10 ID. bags.
Kerosene Oil, Best Brands.
Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed.
Large Assortment of Vegetable Seeds.
Casks and Demijohn Vinegar.
Assorted Spices and Herbs.
Barrels and Half Barrels Salmon.
Golden Gate, Crown and Snow Drift Flour.
Aunt ABBY Rolled Oats.
Germea Breakfast Gem.
A Oats, Dat Flakes
Corn Starch.
Cereals In Bags and Tins,
Oatmeal. White and Yellow Corn Meal.
Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Buckwhcat Flour, Hominy, Rye Meal,
Rye Flour, Avena Farina.
Boxes Pearl Sage and Pearl Barley, IS each.
Boxes Split Peas, Is each.
Bags Red, White, Bayo and Lima Beans.
Bags Green Peas.
Bags Wheat Corn, Cracked Corn.
Bags Whole and Rolled Barley.
Rags Oats and Bran.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-06-24

Baker s Chocolate. unsweeteued I2 10. boxes.
bakers Chocolate, Eagle Brand. IL H. boxes.
Epp's Homeopathic Cocoa, z ID tins.
Chocolate de Sante, Id. tins.
schweitzer's Cocoatens, II ID. tins.
Van Houton's Cocoa, Il Id. tins.
Phillips Digestive Cocoa, y ID. tins.
inns. - ~
German Chocolate. 12 III tins
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
Purchased With Few R. R.
Passes +!

Voters of Henry county, what do you think
of man that would sell you out for few
free rides upon railroads? Yet that is what
George Russell has done. he has abated
hundreds of dollars tax due from railroads,
and whenever a meeting has been held for
the purpose of assessing railroads for taxes
he has been the champion of these rich cor
por ations, being careful that their interests
were looked after. For this service hispock-
cts are plenteous with railroad passes and he
rides free wherever he goes. For verifca-
tion of these facts go to the record, some of
which we give the people this week. The
proof is positive against him that he has
been playing the tax payers false and cater
ing to the interests of rich railroad corpora
tlons. IL is this same fellow who has now the
audacity to ask your votes for an additional
lease upon the auditors Office, an Office
which is now filed by accident, and one
which he has been disgracing for the past
three years by such transactions as related
above. Think well, voters of Henry county,
before you again give your suffrages to Geo.
Russell. He is fraud and will sell you out
henever he hasa chance.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
Hard Blows.

Gov. Hill, of New York, has been making
speeches in Michigan. Here is mouthful
of his plain talk. In explaining benefits
which he said it is claimed the farmer
derives from the Mckinley bill, he said:
The Mckinley bill is unique in more re-
spects than one, but chiefly in its apparent
solicitude for the American farmer. Hereto
fore the agriculturalist has been supposed,
at least, to be the beneficiary of the high
protective tariff. His profits depend largely
upon the foreign demand for his products.
He always has produced more of the staple
articles of food than the American people
consume and has sold the surplus in Euro
pean markets. A brisk foreign demand
makes prices high. and the farmer happy.
His interest has always been supposed to be
in the direction of an increase of our foreign
trade. The cheaper he gets his agricultural
implements, lumber and clothing, the great
or his margin of profits. A high tariff was q
Sacrifices which he was willing to endure if ii
was for the general prosperity Of his coun-
trymen; but lately it has appeared to large
number of patriotic and thoughtful farmers
that this sacrifice has gone far enough. They
have seen other people growing rich while
they we're growing poor. They have found
their profits shrinking, while their farm
mortgages Iwere increasing, until lately they
have loudly complained against the injurious
effects of high tariff upon their interests. A
murmer of protest, however, is now being
heard all over the country. It became audi
Bile in the campaign of 1883, and it is now so
fierce and threatening that it has frightened
even the creatures and legislative agents OF
favored manufacturing industries, who be-
gin to realize that without the support of the
Republican farmers their governmental
bounties will cease. How does the party in
power discharge its duty in this emergency
towards that third Of our population who de-
pend upon agricultural means of subsis-
tence? By making cheaper the necessities
of life, reducing taxation, providing wider
markets and encouraging commerce, which
Jefferson called the ''handmaid of agricul-
ture?" Not at all. Their hands are tied toe
tightly by enriched individuals of favored
industries to enable them to give genuine
relief. Instead, they have devised . mon-
strous legislative humbug, which they are
now exhibiting in rural districts.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

storm oflies and great Jumps Of politi-
cal mud that fell from his armor Of In
tegrity and manliness like bird shot
against the turret Of the Monitor. His
official record Is his only weapon now
which puts 10 fight the coyotes who
sneak around the s.dead llner and
snarl. Mike win hold his trust another
year.
Ed. Dettmer has served the county
faithfully for one term as Inhrmary
Director. The people appreciate his
work and he will receive reelection
by a handsome majority.
ss
George Russell was at 0kolona Mem
day evening with Brigham and the
gang. The whole company found that
allege s''disaffection" to be a myth.
Democracy In Napoleon never was in
better condition to cope with all the
lies and Misrepresentation of which
local Republicans are capable which is
no small portion.
-.
The Scott ditch which has created
such a furor among many farmers
along its route is one of the finest speci-
mems Of artificial water ways to be
found anywhere. 1t gives an outlet to
Richfield and Damascus townships that
Is of inestimable benefit. The work
itself has been done In first class order
and although it may be that some are
dissatisfied with the apportionment,
these same ones should remember that
no partiality was shown intentionly.
The commissioners did what their
judgment thought best, looking at the
whole from neutral standpoint. There
fore Democrats, be faithful to your
party and do not let mere difference
Of opinion regarding this or any other
ditch to stand between you and your
duty. Support the whole ticket from
Secretary of State to Infirmary Direc.
tor. Even those who opposed the con.
struction Of the Scott ditch will, in the
future, and not very far distant, look
upon 1t as blessing to the townships
through which it takes its way.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

Z r . u
Sunday was day made decidedly un-
holy by a aconclave held here in which,
the Defiance cypress gang, of Defiance,
the Fulton county executive commit
tee headed by Ham, Shem and Japeth,
and the Republican executive commit
tee, Of Henry, all took part. The theme
was the rotten condition In which
Brigham has plunged congressional
politics. Several plans were suggested
and discussed as a means Of extrica-
tion from the mire and muck compos-
ing the surroundings. Brigham was
teiegraphed and his skyrocket form
blew in on the noon train Monday.
The three column exposure of the
Black Barley racketin Saturdays Bee
has thrown the Fulton county farmer
- lawyer -- statesman - staddler into
confusion and CONSERVATION. Donovan
has the mighty slnews' Of Brigham
over his hip and the fall after election
will put The noise of q cyclone to
shame. NcClintock went back to his
boos and in company with the same
resumed his pencil in giving Donovan's
Whiskers undivided attention.
~
The reps, have wisely concluded to
give Judge Donnelly q wide berth. A
burnt child breads the fire. A few
short years ago he was assailed with q
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
Gravel Roa dis, Is It?

We do not believe that the people
have forgotten the so-called "Norton
Road Law" 1t was law authorizing
the commissioners of Henry county,
without vote, to construct stone roads
at any place in the county-taxing the
whole county for the expense. This
bill was voted for by Col. Brigham
when State Senator from this dis
trict, with Col. Norton, and proved 80
Objectionable that its repeal became
necessary, and the present law, to con-
struct roads in such townships only as
voted for them and at the expense of
the townships so voting. Brigham
would tax the people without their
consent, as he seeks to do by support
ing the Mckinley tariff.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

No bitches for Henry County.
Col. Brigham. when State Senator.
voted with Col. Norton, the author, for
the law forbIdIng the commissioners Of
Henry county constructing bitches for
three years to come. Brigham was en-
deavoring to keep Henry county as q
swamp.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
consumptIon surely CURED,

To TIE EDrroR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above.named
disease. By its timely use thousands Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my remedy FREE TO any Of
your readers who have consumption II they wiz
scnd me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, 7. A. sLoCUM, N. G., ISL Pearl st., n. x.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that VIM. j. Barr, as
In administrator Of the estate OF William a
Gum. has filed q final account Of his administra.
tion, hich will be for hearing and settlement No
venber Gath, 1890.
NJ. DONNELLY, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30
STATE OF OHIO, /
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. {

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rurpn I2in1rT. gf fDTJSInYDticr
rr rs opnrppp a., A..
pis.s corrs ~ az 'no ss.a sssso .ne oonm1n s,
Third judicial district for the yerr 1891, be xed
as follows to-wit:
In Shelby county on the 5th day of January, the
9th day Of April and the sSth day of September.
In Auglaize county on the 5th day OF January the
18th day Of April and the 14th day Of September.
In Allen county on the and day Of February, the
4th day Of May and the 9th day OF November.
In Mercer county on the 23d day Of February, the
8th day Of Jane aud the 10th day Of November
In Van Vert county on the 9th day of January,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17
SOB oes todtp'iten Grn. SiiGofs
SameS S'Gonnor bon
Sutaha.

Wir beri4te.en Ieiner j3eit, baB Der
bo9m'ite 5err Bii&of Same5 S'gonnor
bon Omaha, 0sbrasta, pom elmer Reiis
aus SIoriba, molsIbft Der priIat Seritels
lung isinsr ansesriHensn 9eiunbbett usrs
sebens ssiu1t bate, i9wer traut in Pittss
burg, 3d., anssIanst iei, absr mad mebrs
wS9entIi1sm aufsntbult In BesIsituns
isinss srstss bic &siie nod ieinsr 8efbeu;
fortssIstt babe. Ssuts uur Iiest uns bic
traurise pHi1t Oh, iein am Dtenitas, ben
81. Wai, erfolstss 9ini9sibsn 81 meIbsn.
Der bobs 9srbIidene mar aug SrIaut
seblrtts, woielbff er In Der Staot Queens:
!omn am 10. Septsmbsr 1923 bas 9i9t
Der DsIt srblidte. ST tam i'm Sabre 1885
nod Nmertta, unb na1bem er i'm st,
CHARLES gorromao: Ssminar gu Ybilabsl.
pbia feline gorfabisn abioluirt, purbe c,
mad Rom gsianbt, no ct i'm urbansgoue
GUM YbiIoiopbie unb Gbsolosis ftubirtt
unb mad sIinssnbsr Gbiolpiruns feline,
Stubien am Ssfe Wartd gsrtinbisune
i'm Sabre 1916 bic 81. Pristerusibs sul:
ping. Na9 4nerita turidsstebrt, NO,
er f1eben Sabre lang als SesIiorser in be,
DiScsis 9ittsburs tbdtis unb wurbe 10:
bann sum Superior bss Ct. Wi9ael's
tbsologiiden unb po,bereitsnben Semiuars
gu @Ieuuoob, bel g~ittsburs, ernannt,
gls Superior bieier NnitaIt srridtete E,
pe,l9iebene Ospartements unb Ieitete bas
9anse 70 portreffli1, baB ct fd esnOtbist
iab, bic Initalt butd etneu Iubau 81 per:
s,6Sern, I'm, bic mad 3lbI Der Stu:
birsnosn unterbriHsen 81 t0nnen.
Gin Sabr barauf Ieste er ietcb ieir
aut nieber unb wurbe Director oss ct,
@bar!ts SorromSps: Ssrinars gu Susr:
broot bel philadelphia, als wel5sr e,
slei93eitis 9biIoiopbie, WoruItbsoIosis
unb Rir@snsei5tdte Isbrie. Sm SABRE
1868 madte er cine Reiis nod europa uni
BEL ietner Rittunft purbe er Yfarrer be,
ct. 9ominitus : Stride 81 Solmesburs.
@r psrblteb tn bisisr Stsue bis gum Sabre
1876, in weI9em er gum apoftoIti9su gi'
car Don Rebrasta ernannt unb als Gi,u:
larbii9of pon Oibona am 20. Iusuit ge.
peibt wurbe. 81 eriinbete bort bas
grei9bton: goIsse i'm Sabre 1879, an mel:
DIES er bic bodw. Seiuiteus9 Batter ais BRO:
f~eloren bsrief; aud berief CT bic bo9w.
Gran3istaneruatsr, usIde in ieiner DiOceis
3wei NisberIafunsen babsn. Das 8icas
riat Rsbrasta sdbIts CUR 3sit bes pIenars
gonciIs BON Baltimore i'm Sabre 1884 ibs,
IS Prieitsr, $50 &ir9en, 6 Itabemieu
unb II Yiarrf5u!eu. Sm Sabre 1885
wurte has 9icariat our Di6csie erboben.
psI6sr Der gsritorbene isitbsm ais Biidoi
portland. Il. [. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

tdui9te. l1sbrissns maren in Der Intlase
aud bic Sperationen our tinflidsn grs
bObuns bes &upfsrpreiies ais i~traibare
9anblunsen besei9net unb Sscrstan pom
@sri9tsbof berielbsn fir i5uIbis srtIart
pcrben, mas Der fran3OFi9en Suiti5 Gbre
ma9t.
Sscretan lit aud bur9 bic Sre9bsit iei.
ner Sertbsibisuns sstennssidnet. gr bate
ssItenb seuta5t, baB Der Supporting Elm
rpatriotii5es l1nternebmen" sepeisn ist.
gr babe, faste er, ben 8upfermartt BON
2onbon mad Baris perlssen, e;uen feiten
Wittelpreis bes Rupfers i9uffeu unb bas
bur9 has Rstausswerbe In Srantreih Be-
ben sepoQt. @are bieiss ypatriotii1e
uutsrnebmen" sealidt. 10 bdtts Woniisur
Sscretan runb 100 Niaiunsn 5rs. uuer>
bient".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

sebeibli6en grfols baben lam, ,penn Stride,
S6ule unb Sars einmiitbis ;uIammenwirten,
unb
SIN Inbetra5t t, baB uns bur6 bic Ser
Staaten Contribution pole @eipiiensfreibcii
9arantilt III, bic 81 perlesen fem Staats9eiet
lns binoeu fam unb
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Sabre 1889 ei1eu 9epalttbdti9en Gir9rtTf mad
in bic Gebte Der @ltern auf ibre Sinber unD biz
9ewiiensfrelbeit tort, barum Jet es
Sei6loiieu, baB mir, iGmmtli6e nit
alieoer Der ct. Soniiatiuss @emeinbe, Der ct
SranSistuss @emeinbe, Der ct. Warien:g emein:
be unb Der ct. %stobannes. @eneinbe feierli6
protetiren segen bieies @eIes, bas auf fali6en,
tyrannii6en @rlnoiGeen berubt. Gel eS fer;
net
Bei6Ioiien, haB mir snti6loiien iinb
bic @ontroQe iiber bic S6ulen, Die mir nit I'M
Term eisenen @elbe 9e9riinoet ulo bis iest I'M:
terbalten baben, ni6t aus Der 6ano 81 9eben
Sei6loien en-, baB mir unS perpfi6ten
fir teineu @aubibaten SIN itimmen, Der mid
i6riftli6 bas Seripre6en ma6t, mad Srafter
fiir bic auibebun9 ooer amenpirun9 Ses Sc:
iebes 81 pirten.
gei6loiien, baB mir es lebbait beSeu:
ern, als Sirbensemeinoen seSpunaen ~ iein
ms nit Yolitit ;u b"eiaiien; bic Sdulo trifi
Sene, Die uns ben 6ampf aufgsnotbi9t baben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-17

srcBen In;abI Nuspanbersr, bic alidbrs
LID ibre aIte 9eiuatb psrla1en, UNI fi9
~ienisits bes WeItmeeres eine neue ,u srins
ben. benz Rapbaelspsreiu nod ein sroBes
Irbettsfelb often unb ss miBtsn auidbrIi9
nod pielen Eauienbsn Gusuanberern mebr
bic Sssnunsen bss @ersins su Gbeil wsrs
ben. I'm btsies SisI 3u errei5en, 1T uns
bebinst bic sr5Btm6sIi5s 9erbreituns bss
Sereins erforbsrli1. Bir bitten babsr
brtnseub ben bo1u. gIerus, einestbeiIs
ibrs ausuanbernben Bfarrtinbsr bod ia
auf ben ct. RapbaeIsuersiu btnsupsiieu
unb bieieIbsn NIT gmpfsblunsstartsn an
bic 8ertraueusmanner in ben S~afenpIdben
III periebsn, anberntbeils aber aud ben
Seretn. Der ii9 bic grbaltuns unb gsrbreis
tung unieres 81. tatboI. @Iaubens ienieits
bes Oceans als bSditss j3isl ssitslIt BAT,
Der Wilbtbdtistett ibrsr 9farreinssiefensn
ju e~mpfebIsn.
Die @inrnbmen aus gtnisunsen bon
WitsIiebera iinb, wie bas BET ben pieIen
Reusrinbuusen pon gereinen ni6t unbers
Bu erparten mar, sesen bus gOriatr gu.
riiGasbIiebel uub bate ber Sereiu isinsn
9srpfidtunsen nidt nadtommen t0rnen.
wenn ni5t Der bo9n'fte 9err gr3bii9of
pcn R6ln bemieIben cine DiOceian: gols
lecte, BON beren grtras elm Gbsil bereits
I'm u%ersanssnen Sabre on unisre Rai abs
s~eIisfsrt uoabsn 1T, bswiaist bate.
Dem bo1wirbisffen 9errn grabiidof
BON &6ln unb allen ibrigen bodw'ften
5erreu Bii4Ofen, wel9e i'm perflofsnen
Sabr ibr Snterefe an benz ct. Rapbaels.
perein befunbet babsn, iowte allen DobI.
tbdtsrn iprs9en mir unisrn bersItdfen
Oant aus unb bitten IN, ibr %fortbauernbss
Wehluouen.