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

ss bod Rotb, einen nsuen Wsnidenfirom
mad bteien stsentbimIi1en, a~ussebebnten
2anbe su lenten. Diss that Yfarrer Ga
belle auf sine Huge unb ensrsii9e 0eiie,
mite beute 5rsunb unb 5stnb anertennen.
Sn Canada p~srltanb bic &esieruns bic
9erbienite bss ,iibrisen Pfarrsrs. erSeiste
ibm fets Elm uobIuousnbes Snterefs, unb
idIie6Ii9 bsssbrte Der IibsraIe Staats;
mtniiter Sr. Wsrcisr ben talentpouen, ses
uanbten Wann gum Witarbeiter In Der
&~ssieruns. Die Wabl mo1te sinsn Nussns
bid Remembering erresen, alein balb
warb bieielbe ulentbaIben oils cine bur1.
aus sIidli9e ssprteien, unb Rom woIts
ni9t binter ben pieIen 5uIbisunsen surifs
bIeibeu, es ernannte Yfarrer Isabelle gum
apofolif4en Protonotar.
OerieIbe ma9te eben auf fsiner Durds
reiie nod &om einen Mbffs1er nod Baris,
mo CT aud i'm Saale Der ssoarapbiiden
@eisuidaft cine Gonferen3 ibsr Canada
belt unb spar inter benz sr6Btsn gsifau
Der 3ablrei9eu Sub0rer.
@ir winiden elmer &esisruns Slid,
bic ben Wutb bat, iebes EaIent gu be-
niisen, unb iulte 60 aud In elmer Soutane
ffeden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
NiiileEbDf,

Sol9enoe alieitis auiieben erresenbe gnssles
senbeit bel6Gitist pabreno bieier Sansen 0ode
ben Ariisnbot III guremburg, pel6er inter
Sorits oes SSerrn Sber9eri6tsratbs Seuarbt
am 8. 6ebruar Sulammen9streten. DIS gertres
ter Der Staatsanpalti6ait figurirt Serr Sub=
ititut Samile Wslter. 9ier bic Strafiade.
Sran, Sdilg, seboren 1S4S su gettenborf Bel
Sisth6, mar lGn9ere 3eit G~eridtsi6reiber in
lnrenbnr9 unb oils iolder benz iepeilisen Serrn
Neutrality-suspicious. ;u9etbeilt. Ra6 unS nab
i~tellten ll9 6dlldnn9en BON i3eusenSetteln bers
aus, melde nit Wa6rbeit auf ,iemli6 bebeutenz
be llnterI9lasunaen Oiientlider 9elosr i6lieben
lieben. Die lluteriu6un9 einmal aui Der Spur
oes Serbre6ens, entoette bis CUR .3eit Der Of
lentll9en Anfla9e 1874 6Glidun9en uno Inter
l9la9nns pom Jtetto $685. ,63 6r. al Staats9els
bern. Wie has mebrere Gage bdusrnbe
3euseruerbOr er9ab, peri6aiite ii6 Der Be
i6uloigte m%anni9falti9e abreiien Don lSerlo=
nen, melbe m09liherpeiIe ais 3eI9en bGtteu
~flJIriren tOnnen, iiiQte ein betreiieuoes SormlIs
lar aus, tarirte es lno talldte bic llnteri6riit
oeS @eri6tsbeamten; baS gelb bob er meiitens
lelbit ooer aud our6 anoere in ben psrl6iebez
men Bureaus iar 3euSeniettelauSSablung.
9ls bic Sa6e anfin9 ru6bar Al werben,
tlii6tete Der Sel6uloi9te mad Earis ilnb purbe
crit Dor 6llriem aui getreiben Der luremblraer
StaatSanpaItldait pon bort ben lurembur9er
9eri6ten iiberlieiert.
Na6 8Orleiun9 bes umian9rei6eu antla9es
actss am Wonta9 uno gerb0r pon SO 3eusen
mari Der Vertbeloiser bes 8%erfla9ten, Serr
IS"peeat'Inpalt PAUL Sitter cine SneiSeniiras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
8ottes Wablen mablen
IanQtattt.

gIs mad Der @sfansennabme bss uns
sIifliden &aiiers WarimiIian pon Werito
Der Yrdibent Suares bin unb Der i9wantte
unb am lisbifen, i4on aus S9su Dor ben
Norbamsritansrn. ben Bitten Der Damsn
pom Gan 9ouis Botofe, uon tenen swets
bunbert i'm fuiefdais nm bas 9ebsn bes
Raiie,s baten, ua4seseben bate, forbertsn
bic @enerdIs gscobebo unb Corona in sis
usm Gone, Der teinsn Wiberipru9 suIisB,
bic 5inriatuus. 9isien beiben @eueras
len sesenI5er. wsI9e bic itirtfs Eruppsns
ma1t our gini9lieBuns S1eretaros auf>
sebra1t, beren Stimmen uub unteritisung
er bur9aus gu ieiuer 0isbsruabl ais Pras
iioent unb CUR aufre6tuns seseu anbsrs
Partsibdupter bsburfts, magic Suarss
nt3t, feline eissus anfidt our @sItuus su
briusen, unb 10 muBte WarimiIian ftsrbsn.
Corona, Der bas Wa9tsIbinb9sn bss Rais
isrs, weIass Ssnsr BABY" nunnte. iid
anseeisnet, rief es rSmpsrat,ics" 6aiierin,
t~ratti,te ss NIT SuBtrittsn unb bsbausrts
6ffentIid, feiuer fribsren 9errin nidt
sIei9e 9isbenswiirbistsit erwstien 81 ION:
men. aIs In tem sroBsn Rriessrutbs,
psI&er benz eisentli5sn Rriessssri9t iber
ben Ratier u~oransins, Sttmmen laut wurs
ben, baB nor eissntli9 ni9t bas Redt
babe, ben 6aiier 3u eri@ieBsn, ba man bic
Stabt bod nidt i'm Sturm senommsn,
fonbern ie unb ben &aiisr, ertauft babe,
meints Corona rubis: rad mas, man
fault aud 9ibuer unb i4lu9tet fe!"
l1nb als bann sinise @snerdle duBsrtsn,
man tbue uisQsi9t am bsftsn, wenn mon
ben Raifer besnatiss unb nod Der &iits
seIeiten IaHe, ba rief Der wiIbs Corona, ins
ben, er mi; einsm Slu9s pon isinsm Site
aufiprans: vOasesen gibbs aud nod
Wittsl; man ldBt i'm einfa1 bar9 bic
@storte eri9isBen, wie ids bamaIs nit
Pra1bent gomonfort ssma9t babe! = Dor
GINGER 3eit III General Corona islbif uon
einsm uerridten 9oIi3ifsn rpie Elm 5ubn
absd4Ia9tet worbeu.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Die Suoen:8 efabr.
9as 9ubentbnm ssidilOert ourd einen
Suoen.
XIV.

SuOtH.
Der Sube Gonrab NIberti (ri6lia
Sittsnfslb) uer6ffsntIidt In Der v@sisa:
iduft" tinen aufias s. N emil u m I'M b
antiemitismus" s., psl1er ii9 omar
ssssn ben Qntiismitismu fsbrt, Gbsr bod
idarfe llrtbsiIs ibsr bas Subentbum snts
bdIt. @r fibrt !. .. aus:
Der mobsrns Subs, Der aufsstIdrte
Suoe 1T tus Muiter elmer trasiidsn Jisur.
Ntsmanb e~mpiubst bisie tisfe Erasit iei'
mes S9ifials 10, wie mir WitsIisber Der
iinsersn Generation uon jibtidsr Qbitams
muus, unb unisr sanaes Daisin ift Elm
unuufbaltiamer Rampf nit unS ieIbft, Elm
epises gstbIuten. Sd bari b,eiit bsbaup:
ten, haB es unter Der san3eu iunssn, nit
mOoerusr gilbuns bur9trGuttsn iibii9sn
Generation tsin WitsIieb stbt, bas pon Der
ueberflIiiiSteit, S3&bIids
teit uub GerauItbett bes Sus
OentbumS ui5t in tie # I
Seele aber5eu9t ware. 0as
Subentbum bat ebes &e4
sum Daieiu u]erIoren."
aIs vibsrfiifs unb fnnIos" 9aratteri.
Rrt alberti bic Spstieuori3riftsn unb bic
8d4neibuns Der Suben unb fdbrt fort:
vS9dbIi3 mint bus Subsntbum In
poIitif4e Sini9t ais Elm su9lei9
ultra reactiondrss unb uItrasrabitales @les
meut. Rit fanatii6er 3dbistsit bdnst ss
an ben psraltstltsu, finnIoisiten ginrids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
luxem Burgtf&es.
8eretniate Staaten.

l1nsre 9eier erinnern fid nod bes
bo9w. Srn. 81. SaIi3e, c. SIS. c., Der
pom Notre Dame, Snb., nod SifsSubien
usriest worben III. 5ier mas mir ibsr
feline WiifonStbdtistsit tn sinem beimatbs
Ii@en 9Iatte fnbsn: ,Sn Sfs8snsuIen
TT bic fatboIii9e Wiifion, felt swSlf Sab
rem NIT 8enebifttnsrs Wiffondren bsiest,
pom 81. 8ater wieber Der Congregation
pom 81, &reuae iibertrasen worbsn, wsI9s
btsislbs au1 fribsr s~eIeitet bate unb aus
WanseI on arbsitstrdften bate aafssbsn
mil en-. Inter pieIen Wilionen Ssiben
b%sfinbsu f9 baieIbif berseit etua 10, 900
gbriiten unb arbeiteu In bieienl ungebsuren
9ebsle nsben 3wei suridsebliebsuen pc
neblttirern u finf Yatres pom bI.
RreuSs, Dpn osnen betanntIid ,ns, 0.r n.
burasr iinr, ndmIi9 P. Mta | SauBe,
G. SIS. c, aus SarIinssn unp p. goe,ss.
Sin Sbst. bes Wiiionsssbietss, ftibsr uon
ben ptoteitantii9en Bapttffen bsl,st, nh te
BON oenielben a~ufsessben. Den fa,bo.is
i4en Wiffondren wenben fi9 pisle Gin:
ruobner gu; bic Beuobnsri9aft sweier orb:
Berer Srti9aften bat um Nufnabme gum
tatboIii4en llnterri9te; bic 9altuns Der
9eiben 1T bis iest 70, baB man bic @rins
buns pieIsr @britsnsemeiuten boffen BARI.
W 9reib uns aus 9ursmburs:
9err s. 3. RIein wirb i'm April obsr Wai
wteber eine an3abI 9ensffe mad Nmsrita
brinsen. - Oas pra9tpoae Yfsrbessi1irr
has 9err Rs. S4auI pom Sc Wa,s 5errn
OeruuesW isreur gum @ei9ente ma5te,
1T bort Tin 9ursmburs) a%nsetommen unb
wirb ibsIau isbr b%ewunoert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

Sbr tenut, ~ebrphrbiss gribsr, bic 3eits
psr5dltnife. Guf Der etnen Settle fn6 bic
Weni6eu pom elmer ~unbdubissn 2eieputb
bsieelt, auf Der aubern Seite ersiebt fd
eth StrOm i5le9ter S9rtften. Sc tam
taum sei9ilbert werben, peI9en S5aben
bteie tastdslt6 ben Sttten unb ber &elis
gtOn 3ufisen. 0arum ietb eifris barauf
beba9t, bur6 Bitten unb grmabnen unb
auf anbere Betie bic @Iaubissn pon ieneu
uulautern QueIeu f~ernaubaIten unb fe su
bs1ern 3u fibren. Ssbr riisIi5 wirb es
fstn, wenn unter eusrer Guff9t unb Set
tuns Sasesbldtter eri9einen, pel9s benz
BON allen Setteu barsereidtsn Site seit.
esmdB entsesenwirten, unb bic Dabr6eit,
cusenb unb &eIiSton idisen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusieIi5m gii4Sfe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Sir6ft&e VeutsRetten.
Z n b.
6 rabi6cee W iIwautss.

Goneipunosns. - gu 9ancaiter, @is.,
uarb am ~. Ssbruar, bas idon felt Ros
psmbsr 1889 poqsnbste S1uIbaus unb
S9peitsrubauS fetsrIi9 sinsswsibt. I'm
BEN Ssits bstbsilists ftp cine sroBs Qn1abl
Bolt. Der bo9w. 9srr 3. 9obrstt uon
Chicago, Der sbemalise Pfarrsr ber 9ss
metnbe, nubm bic Weibe DOR. Sn Der
Rir9e warb Elm 9o9amt ssbaIten, bel benz
bo9w. GER &oBba1 pOu gaBuiIe csIs:
brirts unb bic bodp. Ssrren g. Sobnstt
unb 8. Wambolb aifiirten. auBsr ben
s%snanntsn Ssrren warsn BET Der Ssisr nod
msbrere anbere Brisfter anpeisnb. 9o9w.
5srr Sobnstt belt bic Ssftprsbist, natiirs
lid ibsr tat5oItids gr3isbuns. gm absnb
belt bsr siftise Yriefer cine gut beiudte
2sctire. Sis Roitsn bsS gaues bsIaufsn
ii9 auf $4,000. Oas @ebaube puBt 3u
Der i56nsn Dor pier Sabren erbautsn Rir4e.
s. y. W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
s. y ~ 8
pom 81. @resOrius BEN @roben.

Sieb' Serr, aus beinen li6ten S0b'n
&uf uni're Sbrdnen, unier Nleb'n,
Sas in Der betl'9en Saitenseit
Die S9aar Der 0einen Dir 9eweibt.
On i6aueit in bes Ser5ens @runb,
&u uni're S6wG6en itnb Dir tunb;
Dttt S6merj erfiut uns unI're S9ulb,
@r1ei9' uus SiHbern Define SuIb.
gtel nebelS baben mir 9etbuu,
gtimm' uni're &eue 9nGoi9 an;
Wa6' uns pon unIeru SInben rein,
gu @br' unb 4reis benz Jtanten Dein.
Der Suiten unb Der 9uBe Sru9t
Gel beS b~eSGbmten Qeibes ,3u6t;
DAP unier SetS BON Climber frei
limb unier 8anoel beili9 lei.
On 8runnqueQ auer Seilisteit,
8 ieli9fte Greieint9!eit,
2ab unier 6aIteu inns ee6eib'n,
nno ewi9 uns Oein ei9en iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
&atboIif6er airGen 8 &alenoer.
Seius fpeiiet 5000 Rann.-Sob. 6.
A6tunS t6r Sat6ofiRen.
Die Gimme pes perft. ptas TX.

Btr sriu9sn sic tuitanbisf, allen bensn
mt slrsm suten 8tuen unb eurer 9unit
bet3ufebeu, bic, nit @siit besa6t unb nit
se~uisenber &euntntS ouSseriftet, fi9 on
BITE arbett MAIDEN unb Binder unb Seituns
gen our 8ertbeibtsuns unb gerbreituns be.
tatbOIti9eu 2ebre uer6ffentIi9en.
@ncpcIica Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Die stttntae Sen,S XIII.

2aHet cue 2t6t Ieu9teu Dor ben Men.
i4en, bauit fe euere sutsn 8srte ieben.
nnb Der 9err sebe eud buou Seinsn Ssssn!
geo XIII. on bas in 9arma erISeinenbe Slatt
Luce (2eu4ts), aniaus 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
MuSleub.

Sic &ieienaIode fur bic 9ers Ssius
&ir5s auf benz WontsM artrs. Sauoyen
lit bic gbre u~orbebuIten, bic srOBe 9Iofs
fir bic Rtrds bes RationaIseIdbbes, bic
9sr3 SsiusRirSs auf benz MontsR artrs.
gu liefsrn. Die Briiber Paccarb sisbsn
in 9anscp cine 10, 900 RiIosramm i6psrs
@Iots, pslds msbr ais bret Metsr i'm
Durtmsfsr unb bsren S4wenseI Elm @ss
widt uon nidt wsnissr ais $50 &iIosramm
baben pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
0robberSo8tbum.

9uremburs. Das am 10. Sebruar
a%usssssbene vWsmoriaI" brinst na9fOIs
aenbe Secorattonen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
SrSen Der Gt6enfroue.

Dur9 8eiaIihe pom 10. b. Wts. baben
g. W. Der R6nis:@ roBbsr3os foIsenbs
GusSei9nunsen i'm Srbeu Der @i9sntrcne
gu psrIeiben serubt:
a) ben Grub pom gomtbur:
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

Senator Stewart introduced a
joint resolution at Pierre requesting
the South Dakota congressman to
hereafter work and vote against
Chicago in the worlds fair contest in
retaliation for ''the malicious and
exaggerated statements" published
by the Chicago press concerning
destitution in the State. There
would seem to be about as much rea-
son in this as there would be for
Chicago to make a systematic effort
to injure the Dakotas, as some think.
The interests Of Chicago and the
Northwest are too closely interwov-
ell to admit of serious belief that
tl.ey would Intentionally work
against each other.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
OAIIIIS HIGH SCHOOL.

They have started a class of book
keeping with eight members, this
term.
School adjourned this week OIL
account Of the chimney blowing
down, Tuesday.
Mr.. Gaylord Clark, of Hecla, is
taking advantage of the high school
at Oalzes, this winter.
Mr.. Bartlett, the LaMoure agent
for musical Instruments, has placed
two new organs i'll our school.
The chimney has been temporarily
fixed by pntting on tin cap, and
school commenced again to-day.
Some of the boys said they would
not care if the chimney would blow
over, every wind that comes along, it
they would have vacation. ',-.,.. 49,.
There are about. fifteen scholars
from different Idistricts going to
school at Oakes. That speaks we'll
for the principal, Mr.. Nichols.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
SHALL WE BE FOREVER
DTSGRACED?

This question is to be answered
by the representatives OF the people
at Bismarck. The world has locked
with admiration upon the high
moral tone Of our fair State us she
sailed with spotless banner into the
protecting harbor of the Nation,
bidding fair to become one Of the
brightest stars in the galaxy Of
States. 1t now remains to be seen
whether the eternal infamy Of being
called Il Doodle State shall stigmatize
us. The Louisiana State Lottery is
making a herculean effort to buy this
State, body and soul, and we are
panied to note that from present in
dications the majority of legislators
have consented to sell, and in the
delivery throw in the honor and
dignity Of their constituents. The
bill which bids fair to pass both
branches of the legislature is one
"authorizing the incorporation of
lottery companies and regulating
the same so as to defray the expenses
of the State.' If our STATE cannot
be supported in business-like, legit-
innate way, better have no State
government at all, for the world
would look upon us with unfeigned
disgust and contempt. The people
do not want the establishment Of
our commonwealth to be on lottery
basis, but founded upon the rock Of
moral and business integrity. Tt is
reported that certain prominent
members have been offered 81 900 if
they would support the bill, and that
one official presumably Gov.
Miller) 100000 provided he would
offer no opposition, but he gave
them to understand point blank that
he was not for sale. We have too
n uch confidence in the integrity
and backbone Of Governor Miller to
think for an instant that such bill
will ever receive his signature, and
we also have confidence in Dickey
county's representatives,. 1t is our
opinion, to put it mildly, that a
more outrageous, Internal bill was
never brought before legislative
body.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
TERMS, $500.

through BotsforI's mustache and
shaved Charlie Devendorf's face
equal to one of kennedy's keenest
razors; while lady pedestrians in at
tempting to face the warning ele-
meuts were SO completely worsted
that they would indulge in one of
those indescribable acts of posing
such as an artist might sigh for,
or sit upon the ground until help
arrived. The important item we
were about to chronicle, however,
was the topping over Of the large
chimney on the west side Of the
public school building, which fell
with such weight and force as to
break III the roof until the brick
could be seen from the inside. 1T
was during the noon recess but
i.ere were number of scholars III
the room and had the roof given
W. -M:iy"Iy the result would have
been Mr,s. Those who saw the.
chimney laIl I'll he'd to tAe rescue,
some with water, and Others with
timbers to stay the roof. Ernest
Bronson started with IL plank and
then the plank took a sudden no.
ton to start with him, resulting i'll
a complete head-over.leels affair,
School was dismissed and will not be
called until the damages are repair ed,
w. w. Good and hls men now be-
ing at work on the ruins.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
DICKEY COUNTY.

There are four prisoners in the
Jail.
The February term Of court will
open the 25th inst. at Ellendale.
There is charity ball in the
court house at ElleAdale tonight.
From the Leader.
Mrs. Nichols, mother of Clerk H.
S. Nichols, paid her 8 on an extended
visit in this city, and on Tuesday Of
last week returned to Oakes. She
will soon 60 to Waukon, Iowa, her
home.
The Cornet Band at Fullerton has
arranged to give it's first ball and
banquet at the Fullerton hotel hall,
on Friday evening, February 21, and
posters announcing the fact are now
before the public. =
T. NJ. Evans, for the past seven
years one Of Dlckey county's PROM
ineat business men, first as cashier
of the Security Bank and later as
clerk Of the district court, left last
week for Kingston, New Mexico,
where he has an extensive mining
interest. Tom is one of those gen
ial, wholesouled boys with whom one
comes in contact only about twice
in life time, and he leayes host
Of friends in Dickey county who
will be glad to learn of his success
in that country.
On Saturday evening last the
Manitoba train brought from the
wilds of Oklahoma the person Of
one Austin B. Couch, indicted by
the grand jury in recent session, fol
assault with intent to kill. Ths
facts in this case carries the reader
a few years backward in the histor,
Of Dickey county, when it is alleged
by the state that the accused, in /,
drunken frenzy, drew a revolver ant
threatened to shoot a companion
named Hewitt. No shot was fired
but Hewitt had Couch arraignet
before Justice Burch, of Ludden
who held him for appearance befor
the grand jury under $500 bonds,
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

Minneapolis Tribune: The Unit
ed States and the world at large will
think that North Dakota is a queer
region. and will expect to see it es-
tablish Mormon polygamy, or per-
form some other equally absurd
freak before very long, The spec
tacle Of a state which is so virtuous
that it enacts prohibition, and yet is
SO regardless Of the opinion of
mankind as,to. provide a harbor for
the notorious Louisiana Lottery
Company, is indeed the most anom-
alous spectacle that the world of
politics and craftsmanship has been
permitted to witness in modern times.
The state lottery Of Louisiana
has made that commonwealth a
Kissing and d byword with the
whole country. It has debauehed
local politics. and run a career of
scandal and disrepute. Its lease OF
life in Louisiana will soon expire.
The proposition is to set it up as the
North Dakota Lottery Company
and transfer its business from New
Orleans to Bismarck. y It is 8
surprise to learn that the new North
Dakota constitution does not forbid
lotteries. North Dakota, this meas,
ure being enacted, will get $4,000
a year, and the ridicule and contempt
of the whole civilized world. II
will be jeered at as u state that ha.
prohibited the liquor traffic and sci
up a state lottery. The bill insult.
the honor and decency of a stat.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
The name goes against the grain,
But the cash is welcome jus the same

Wednesday the senate Of North
Dakota: passed the lottery bill by a
vote Of % to S, and more than two
thirds Of the lower house are pledged
i'll support Of the bill. 1t is expect
ed that it will pass the Governor S
veto and become law. =
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-There
will be preaching in the Presbyter-
ian church OH Sabbath morning.
Feb. l6, 1890. Subject, Heaven
Opened" All are cordially and earl-
estly invited to be present.
r. H. HooKE, Pastor.
FINE WoRK.-George Williams
has just completed a fine herb case
for A. p. Slocum. The drawers are
made of hard wood and oak, the
colors alternating. 1t proves MIR.
Williams to be fine workman and
Mr.. Slocum to be a man of good
taste.
Our genial and susceptible young
friend, s. H. Martin, denies thar he
is i'll any way connected with Wan
amaker in manipulation of thepost-
office department, Some OF .ne
boys, however, think that he is par
ticularly interested in the sale of
stamps, etc.
Sheriff Cross arrived from Ellen
dale this morning. He confirms
the sad news of the death of Thos.
Rice, and says that T. M. Evans
sent the dispatch from New Mexico,
and asked the family what DISPOSE
ton should be made of the body.
The remains were inferred in New
Mexico for the present but will
probably be removed to Wisconsin.
Last Monday a serious, accident
which will probably. result fatally,
occurred in Ellendale. A man nam
ed Jim Mcpherson, living near Sill
yer Leaf went to Ellendale and mall-
aged in some way ito get whiskey
enough to intoxicate him, He then
got in his wagon and while running
his horses around town was thrown
out, striking on his head. He was
picked up unconscious, his skull be-
ing fractured, and DR.. Merchant has
given the case up as hopeless.
1T ToppLED THE CHIMNEY
Aoout noon on Tuesday the gale
which had been blowing from the
west during the forenoon reached
the magnitude Of full-sized hurri-
cane. The tin roof OH the Vinkle
house seemed dissatisfied with it's
high altitude and, becoming loose,
would doubtless have reached terra
firma had not active measures been
taken for weighting it down, work
in which Sam Cosel was considerably
missed. The proverbial "gentle
zephyrs" Of Dakota for once seemed
to assume sudden dislike to all
mankind; the wind swooped down
through the streets, making the
"wavelets on the little rlvulets"
struggle to ape the ocean pillows;
buggies standing loose in the streets
were run around promiscuously;
tho wind howled and, whistled
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

that Is abundantly able to pay its
way and that can afford to dispense
with lotteries just us we'll as Mime
sofa can. The honest people of
North Dakota haye an issue on
their hands. Public morality and
decency is involved in this measure.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Sherf-William A. Cross,
Ncgister Of Deeds-George II; Keyes.
Auditor-Thurlow Weed.
rreasurer--Thomas w, Miham.
District Attorney-Jo ohm II. Boyle.
Judge of Probate-Spencer a Bowes.
Goroner-M. +, Merchant
Survcyor-Emery j. Hermans.
conmssioners-D b. Mcdonald, II. j. Per
sine, G. L. Ward, rormod Wettrc, c, II. Buteman-
Justices Of the peacc-Wm. NJ. Austin, Don
Mcdonald, Frank Randall, Il. g. Baldwin.
Observation-Disclosures w. Sears, John Byer
Earl B. Hale, VIM L. Dayis.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

The Democrats are delighted over
the lottery bill, and are chuckling
to themselves oyer the conversion OF
the Republican, legislature to Demo-
cratic principles.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1890-02-07

1t is now about time for church
organizations to dlscountenance lot
terles by going out Of the business.