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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
Outrages by Soldiers.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-The national en- Oampment for rifle shooting at Bisley has been marked by e disgracefn nl series of outrages committed by the soldiers upon the country people in the vicinity. The farmers have been obliged at last to band together for mutual protection. and constant feud is the result. Affrays are frequent, and the condition of affairs is so scanS al ous that governmental interference can hardly with safety be much longer withheld.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
WHEEL NOTES.

A club with fifteen members has been organized at Cadillac, Mich.
 Horse cars are to be introduced in Boston equipped with ball bearings.
 Laurie says that American race tracks are 'nawthin' but bloomin' tramways."
 Taunton, Mass, has swung into line with the cities and towns prohibiting sidewalk riding.
 The Green Bay, Wis, Bicycling club will hold their first annual tournament September F and IS.
 E. c. Rowe, of New Haven, has started on his trip across the continent. He stopped over st Niagara Falls.
 The Orange Wheelmen will probably hold series of races on the new track on Grove street, East Orange, during the fall.
 The wheelmen of Birmingham, Ala, have decided to hold tournament on October 2S, 24 and 25. Fifteen hundred dollars in prizes will be offered. Several new clubs have been organ ized in New Haven recently, among them being the Rovers, Elm City, Cres- cent and Y. M. c. I. Bicycle Club. The Vineland Wheelmen will hold another tournament during October, the success of their first venture having sur passed their expectations.
 Chief Consul Mott, of Maryland, and his wife toured to the Niagara Falls meet. We think this is the longest tour ever undertaken by lady.
 The ordinance to carry lighted lanterns at night is about to be en. i forced in New Orleans. This com. pulsory movement, which is only right and proper, is now in vogue in cities and towns throughout the country.
 The New Orleans Bicycle Club has elected the following officers to fill vacancies caused by resignations: Captain, J. NJ. Gore; Secretary, G. Stevenson; Treasurer, Charles P. Chap. man. J. M. Sherrouse was elected a member of the executive committee. At Buffalo the Detroit wheelmer "whooped it up'' for the National meet in '91, and flags containing IL. A. w Meet 1891, Detroit" were hung in every conspicuous place. One enthusiasts crawled out and planted one on a rock at the top of the Horseshoe Falls.
 The annual twenty-five mile road race of the Boston Athletic Association, tc be run over the associa tion course or October 4, will undoubtedly attract large field of starters and spectators At the last meeting of the directors O the association, two hundred dollar. was appropriated for the purchase O prizes, and the whole matter left in tn, hands of Captain Peck. That efficien tournament master has ordered two solid silver cups, the first to cost on' hundred dollars and the second seventy five dollars. The remaining twenty five dollars will not be spent in incl dentals, but will be put into solid golt medal, to be awarded to the first ma1 breaking the twenty-five mile roaC record. Many valuable prizes have als, been awarded by various dealers ant I manufacturers in the trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

SPEAKER REED was in such good humor when he returned from Maine that the congressman interested in pub lie buildings thought it was a good time to present their request for a day for the consideration of their bills. But the speakers smile vanished when he was spoken to on the subject and they were unable to get any satisfaction from him. They have not yet persuaded the speak CT to grant this request but they hope tc be successful.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
What Was It2

When Harry Stovey was in the Amer ican Association and led the world in base-running, many of the then League players, but now prominent Brotherhood disciples, used to pooh-pooh at his rec ord. 'Of course, he leads the world, g they used to say; "he has no catchers to run against. Let him come over in our company and we will stop him." We'll, he is oyer in their company now, and 1t is just the same thing. Stovey leads the world again in this particular, Certainly he has not improved in his bass-running. This indicates that either the ex-League catchers now in the Players League are not so su- perior as was alleged, or that Stovey is just what the American Association ad- herents used to claim him to be-the best base-runner in America.-Sporting Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

REPRESENTATIVE DUNNELL of Minne- sota introduced, as the chairman of the committee of the eleventh census, bill for the apportionment of the representa- tion in congress under the new census. It IS not intended for passage by this session of the house. Mir Dunnell says it is doubtful whether the committee will meet to consider the bill before next December. The bill distributes the re- and it provides for congress of 355 members. The next half of this con- gress, assuming that Wyoming and Idaho are entitled to members. will con- tain 332 representatives. According to the new bill there will be an increase in membership of 24 members and loss of 1 making net gain of 23. There will be gain of one member in each of the states of Alabama, California, Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin. Arkansas, Illinois, Kan gas and Pennsylvania gain two each, in Minnesota and Nebraska the gain will be three each. Ohio will lose one member, the only state that suffers a loss. Pennsylvania and New Jersey are the only eastern states to make gains. The republicans appear to be likely to reap large share of gains. According to Mir Dunnell's calculations the assum- able increase of the democratic represen- tation is eight, while that of the republi- cans is fifteen. Alabama, Missoura, New Jersey, Texas, Arkansas @, and per haps one each in Illinois and Minnesota, which can hardly be so cut up that a democratic district can be avoided, will make the eight, and the fifteen to which the republicans think themselves entitled will come from California, Colorado, Michigan, Oregon, Washington, Wis, consin, Illinois, Kansas (2), Pennsylvania @, Minnesota @, and Nebraska @. The electoral vote, which was 401 in the last presidential election, will be increased to AS, and it will take 222 votes to elect. This will be the basis for all calculations of the outcome of the election of 1892.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

GRAND MASTER SARGENT of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen wants that order to move to secure legis- lation to prevent the employment of Pinkerton detectives in times of strikes. There is no doubt but that men who are wholly incompetent to discharge the duties expected of them and who are hot-headed, reckless fellows, are often employed as detectives in times of strikes, and that those men do a great deal of mischief. They undoubtedly used pistols during the Chicago strikes and during the recent trouble on the Central without reason and without judgment, and because of their reckless ness public sympathy will, in a great degree, be with the applicants for legis. lation to stop the employment of such detectives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

DEMOCRATIC voters should carefully consider the matter before encouraging nickel.in-the-slot politicians. Miles F. Connolly is the Great I Am" of the club formed yesterday, whose object is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
ElOpers Arrested.

HAMBURG, Sept. 15.-vera Odalska, . Russian girl of IA, who had eloped with @ man of 45, friend of her father, after stealinr 500 rubles, has been arrested here while buying steamer tickets for America. The girl was sent back to hel parents. The man had deserted his wife and thirteen children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
A Cabinet Officer Forced to Resign.

ROME, Sept. 5.-Seismit-D Doda, Min. ister of Finance, has resigned. He was recently present at banquet whore toast to the Irrsdentists wal drunk. The newspapers commented So severely upon this fact that the min. ister felt it his duty to relieve the Government of embarrassment in the matter by retiring from the Cabinet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
Has pr. Seymour Fled 2

AsBURY PARK, N. J., Sept. 15.-It ia believed that Dr. Louis N. Seymour, the dentist on Goldman avenue in this place, who was secretly married last April to Miss Marie Ellsworth of Key port, and who denied she was his wife when she came here last week, has fled to avoid the expense of supporting hia wifa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
A Brutal Father.

BIRMINGHAM, Conn.,, Sept. 15.-Johr Robinson, a blacksmith, beat his Il year old daughter so severely because she attempted to reply to some of hiI remarks that she is not expected to TO cover. He has been arrested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

THEY are still quarrelling over their nominations for members of congress in one or two Pennsylvania districts, and they have taken over TO ballots for a candidate in one district in Tennessee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
Brutal Murder.

DUBLIN, Sept. 15.-Mr. McGrsth, . well-to-do member of the National League, has been brutally murdered in Ballingarry by miners, who resented his sheltering an eviotsd farmer with whom they had quarrelled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
Dillon Cannot Visit America.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Mr. Dillon's sub. poena as a witness in the 0'Shea divorce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
CASINO PRO GRANTME. 10c, 20c, BOG.
 PART I.

CASINO PRO GRAMME.
 1Oc, 2Oc, soc.
 PART l. Overture, Orchestra. STEEL & STYLES,
 Pastimes in Burnt Cork. MISS NELLIE HEALY,
 Beautiful Ballads. SAM LANG and DOLLIE SHARP,
 tion-The Reporter.
 NELSON,
 In feats of Juggling, WINSTANLEY & WEST, Champion Lancashire clog dancers in the world and great concertina soloist, musical artists and comedians.
 PART II. Overture, Orchestra. John-THE HEALEYS-Nellie In their comedy sketch-Romeo and Juliet JOHN ARTHUR STYLES,
 Black face originalities. SAM LANG and DOLLIE SHARP, In their Tuetonic sketch-Jakey'sR Return. OSCAR B. STEEL, In his original burlesque skating act. WINSTANLEY & WEST
 Once Again. Overture, Orchestra. Concluding with the Imaginable after, piece Escaped From Sing Sing. Grand Matinee Saturday at 2.3O P. NJ. 1Oc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15
South Main Street

Who wants that Fine Lot, 30 X 15O, opposite the Buckle shop, second lot below the new building just started. Sewer and sidewalks laid. Come soon if you want it. x Son, Real Es. .Agts. Masonic Temple 1Oa Bank St
 Open Tuesday and saturday eY'gs. : to o'clock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-15

KELLY will take the best barrel of flour in market, "THE NIAGARA FALLS, and produce 150 loaves of the finest bread that can be made; using all the materials quoted above, making 2S0 pounds of bread and furnish it to families at
 10 GENTS A LOAF, SD that all bread possible to produce from n barrel can be bought for SID.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
q uuteS MIIeriet,

Ser aIte Trb. Surn in @sbarburs IN
Wiaconi1n eibt tn ieinsm bo,ttsen ensIis
iten 9Iatte erbauIide g%rtnnerunsen IN
umsttsauii9e SduIbider unb an amerts
taniide seosrapbii5e Rsnntnife gum BE
fen, be pom ySesbote" in Wtlwautse 10
3uiammsnsefaSt woresn: Gin 9sosras
p6iebu6, bas In elmer Der Widisauer
S9uIen nabe benz bsutisen Battle @test
In @ebrau5 mar, sntbisIt ibsr Dsutidlanb
folsenbe @orte: rOsuti6lanb 1T Elm 2ano
In Der Rdbe bss Wt~ittsIpuntts BON europa ;
bic Gtnwobner bsi9dftisen ftd tn Der
6auptia9s nit Gbsertodsn." I'm oisie
gsbauptuns au usrbeutIi9sn, 3eiste eth
SoI3i9uitt bic Cheer fodenben 0eutf4en,
ndmli9 eintse balbnadts 8ilbe, bic auf
einsn ibsr benz Ssusr hdnssnben ssw6bns
Ii9en Refsu g9t ssben. DIES war BITE
game Wifsni9aft, BITE bas BUD ibsr
Deuti1Ianb sntbieIt. Gie 1upifsnbeit Der
einaeboreuen Nmsritansr In 8s3us auf
Geographic unb @si9idts anberer 2dnber,
pis fs Sorn sinit bsoba9tete, unb omar
ieIbit bel 2suten, pslde bic b65fen Stsls
Iunseu bstIeibsten, mar erffauuli4. @r erin:
merit fi9 elmer l%luterbaItuns nit Prditbent
Bierce I'M Sabre 1853, in bsren Ierlauf
8ieree 9rn. 9orn fraste, Oh ct nit istnem
2anbsmanne % Ole BuI betannt let, Der
su isnsr Ssit cine 9oIonie tn 8ennipIuanien
srinbsts ober sesrinbst bate. 9rdfbent
Pierce muB uotausseiest baben, baB gtors
pssen unb 9eutidlanb Elm 2anb ietsn (;
bsnn baB 5orn aus 0euti9Ianb fannie,
wubts er. auf isben Sal alio mifsn MIR
bic ddten snsIii9en 9ebrbi@sr baben, tie
ftnb bic stn3ise &ettuns fur bic iunsen
beuti9sn 9eiben. go iasen wenisftens
bic Beiiruorter pon Settion 5 bes geus
nett, @eistss."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
RGerfei Spak uno grnf.
Sn Der SeritreuuHa.

gsin 5erru 9rofshor itnb bsuts fiufs
unb3uan3is Stubsntsr gum abenbefen
sinseIaosn. Sa benz 3imu1sr, in wel6sm
bic SafeI ifebt, wanbeIt Der 5err 9rofefor
iinnsrb auf unb ab. Die 5rau grofeforin
uoQsnSst eben ibre Sorbereitunsen, inoem
fe auf ieSss gouuert Elm gIOo3sn Iest,
unb IdBt bann ibren @atten auein. als
fs nod sintssr 3sit pisber b%iusintrttt,
bemertt its gu ibrem G~ntissen. baB idu.mts
lid. Br0b4sn psriduunoen finb. rllm's
5immeIswiaen, Wann", itammsIt fis,
mo iinb bsnn auf einulal BITE grSbten
binsstommsn2" - r0ts 8r0bden, tbsurs
frau, iprtdt Der 5err Yrofsfor unb
wiidt i9 bic Stiru, ria uou wsI9eu
Br6b9sn rebef Ou benu, 9eItsbte?" -
vRun, pom bsnsn, bic i'd sbsn auf ben
Gid seIest babe, Du biit bod aasin I'M
3tmuer ssusien!" Der Ssrr Brofshor
TT In ttsfss Radbsntsu usriuntsu; pI6sli9
e,bsIt sin 9d9sln feline aaiss. yNsius
tbeure 5rau", iast er, mas bieie BrOSdeu
aubsIanst, 10 m65ts i'd mid fat sur Ans
nabms seneist finbsn. bag i'd Re 70 tn @ss
bauseu mad unb mad aufgemummslt babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Mrtne " eui6bett!

Gas Zoos Der Ster5Iiasn lit i'm aassmstusn elm suus
mers uuO iOrsenuOues, 10 ~bebaupteu p~snisitsus BITE Delft
miiter, psI4e Oas ssbsu Don Der ialimmiteu Sstts Be-
tradteu. Gs lit faer, OaB mands grtfsns, psIas FONT
cine beitsrs isiu Wirpe, oft Surd trseuS elm seiSsu lbsrs
i6attst wiro, wsl6ss fh ME cine lNmbiluus oarlbsr
brsitet uno aui INNER ben Strabl usrouutslt. pelaer iOnit
Den 2sbsnspiaS srbsasr pirOs. Sola Elm estOsn. unS Elm
isbr sspSbuIidss. 1T RsruOFtdt Oser, In anSsren @0rteu,
Sapdbs Oes @erusuiptsms, Elm 3uitauS, psIber nur
Oauu ~unbsilbar 1T, peuu pnptrsiame oosr uupaTsnSc
WtttteI oassseu ssbrauat psrSsu. Die bsreinitimmeuS
Grfabruus uerp6isr PerIoEsH. psIae bsbarrIid Soitstter's
0lassu: Sittsrs ss6rauat babeu. lit bic. Oas ss usbsrrsis
suug Der @erueu Iopie aae 2eiSen, wsl8e ppu ibrer trouis
iasu zdpdae ~bsrrlbrsu, sdujIid ~beiettist. Die Rsrpsu
wsrbsu Oura Oas srOBe StartuussmittsI ~sesrditist uno bic
Storuuseu psri8w:nSsu. gsbrau6e bas sitters seseu
UsaIaria, Rbeumattsmus, @aasus uuS Rtsreulsibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Cine eIeftriihe Yaanse 1T tn Subieu

entbsdt porbsn, bic fdon auf cine gntfsrs
nuus pom 90 SUB bic WasuetnaosI gum
Abweiden brinst; ie msbr man bic Babel
ber 9fanse ndbett. befto lebbafter wtrb fe
bapon bs,ibrt. Die Stdrte bieier i~eltias
men @inui,tuns wsdisIt ibrissns gu usrs
i6isbsneu 3siten bts Cages. Sbre b69ffe
Stufs errsidt its nm Susi llbr Ra9mit:
tags, udbrsnb bte 9fauss I'm, Ritternadt
gang unemptnblid 1T. Bel %bsrannabens
benz Sturm pddit bic gmpfinbIi1tsit
betrd5tIi9. Bsim &ssen i1eint bic
9flunae Su weIten uub neist ibr 5aupt
is bIsibt traftlos, feIbit wsun Semano fs
milf siusm &sssuidilm bsitist. aIsbl INN
flbIt man tsinsu StoB bsim Gbbre9en
Der 8Idttsr unb aud bic WasnetuabsI
bIsibt unbsuesIi9. Nis iest fa eth 9Os
gel obsr ein Snistt auf BITE sIsttrii9s
Yfanse: Elm SorssfabI iastnt ibnsn gu
iasen, baB fe aut ibr etnsn pI6sIt4en Cob
inosn warben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

Ser suallids Electromagnetic Benz
ton, Der bstanntIt5 iein tOIofaIes 8srmos
gen i'm Eurf unb Sport uerIOr unb bann
Elm Bud ibsr bic Runf, Wiaionsn gu usrs
Iisren, f5rieb, lit wsseu Aussabs ssfdli9z
ter @5eds i'm Bstrase pom tauienb Bfunb
in Wonte Carlo usrbaftst porbeu. giels
lei4t i9reibt Bsn3ou nun nd4ftens eth
BUD lber bic &anf - @elb 3u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Guter &dtb fir israuen.

aIs fid sinit BET benz sbrwirbissu Ybts
Iipp Ssnrp, ben man wessn ieiuss %ianftsn
@sisns ben 5immIti3en %nannte, eine Srau
lber ibren b5isn Wann bei9uerts, baB er
ftp 10 unfrsunbIi9 sesen fs bsnsbms, uub
susIsi5 fasts: ,8ds msint ibr nun,
Ssrr, baB ID tbun iol2" antpOrtste sr
81 nun, ID u,sins. SIR ioat mad 5auis
ssbsn uno elm bsherss Dsib ssssn ibu
isin, bann miro Ct aud sin bshsrsr gbss
mann sessn gu4 iein."
Cine sottisIise Wutter CAB elmer slsids
ssiinnten Godter, bte einen @sItIins gum
Nanns batte uno mau9ss pom tim ertaser
mu6ts, bisisn &at5: rRsin Rinb, iprtd
nit beiusm Wanne mau4mal uou 9ott.
absr nod otter nit 9Ott Tim @sbsts) Don
eeinem Warne."
Ebun bas aas gbefrausn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

2s5rsr: Sd babe Sud aIio ioebsn
usridisbens 9auptu0Ttsr senanut, BITE auf
bic SiIbs vbett" euetsen, ME !. .. Gre&s
bsit, Oummbeit u. |. ~. User Tam mir
nod ems usuusn?" - S9lIsr: v@ets
telbsit." - 9sbrsr: ,Wstterbstt2 Das
@ort III mir ni5t bssauut. Bible siumaI
eiuen Sat, tn ueI4em bisiss Wort uors
tommt." S4iIer: .8ir baben i9ee'
mes Wsttsr belt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
usbertrumpft.

Spsi iunas gbsmdnnsr, bic nod ni9t
aus ben SIitterpO5su bsraus finb, riibmsn
BITE &site ibrsr iunsen Srausn. Dent
Dir, iasts Der giue, vpssn msins Srau
ibre Sriiur auhOt, fdat ibr has 9aar bis
gum Rnis bsrab." =. Nur bis gum Rnis 4"
e%utsssuste Der aubsre ipottsub. vWsnu
mstus frau ibrs Sriiur uufma4t, fdlt ibr
Saar iosar auf bic grbel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
lIebcr bic Nbii6t Der Ssrlinsr unb 0is,

uebfr Die Nbtlht Der Serlt1er uno Ntes
ner Damsni9nsiSsr, cine .beutide Wobs"
eiusufibren, wissIt AureIte S4oa i'm
rWutiu": .0ie it6nsn .9retdsu' fan.
gen eS fuli9 an. Wenn IS ibnen aud
sslduss, bic Woos gu b~ittirsu, 10 miBtsn
bisislbe bod tn 8aris MAIDEN laiIsu. Die
S1nstbs,tunsn pom Berlin uno @tsn &c.
psrbsn elmer ToiIstts ME bic 9ra3is, BITE
9ei5tistsit uno @Iesans sebsn t6nnen
bic nur suiiden Der &as &opals unb
Ausnue be rOpsra blihen. Die bortisen
fsinsn Damsu u.rbeu Rlsiosr a la Rrupp
trassu, i4usr unb maiiu. bier traseu fs
Eoilsttsn Obns &au4. -. Der S%riebsnsltsd,
bic europa auf benz RriessfuBe erbdIt,
issen MIR bic 2isa Der GrtebensitraBe (Rus
be la Yatr. mo Der tbsue,its Damens
i1neibsr pobnt entsssen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

Sd lit bdnfig Oil &opff9msrsen unb
ale Rittel bte i'd basessn anuanbts uous
ten nt4t bsIfen. bis i'd sinen Seriu9 NIT
Or Ausuit R6nis's hamburger Eropfsu
mldte, ueI9sr mild bon aqen Ropff5msrs
sen befreiteu. - Us. Sobn, 1875 8oruarts
Ctr, 2~ancafsr, Ya.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
uuanqenebmer Sruffebler.

lin ni5t Bidder taufsn unb 3situnssu
baItsn sa mullen, battsn fi4 bic 5onoras
tiousn zines Stdot9en tu sinsm vSrtss
Isispsrein" auiammeusstban uno tinbisten
biss TN Wo9enblatte an. Sur9 einen
impsrtinenten Drutfebler wurbe bieie
@riinbuns 6 rtssielusrein" ssnannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Bon Der Barrier Nustennna mar aaf

unertldrIi9s 0siis eth pradtuousr Ssprsss
tiid, Der fog. Gid Der Wari9dus", per.
i5uunbeu, ben bic Gtsentbime,in, Srau
&ous, benz Staats fur bic a~usfslurs
ssIisbsn bate. Sas aunifpsrt bat td
nunmsbr wisSerssfuubsn. a6er In itart
bsiddoistsm 3uitanbe. Die sroBs PIatts,
auf Der pou Siabsp's Wsifsrbanb BITE Bills
Der beS 8aiie,s NapoIson l. unb feline
Wari9dus R9 bsinbsn, TT ibrer sanssn
9duse mad seipruusen. Der Gid wurts
1877 BET elmer Nutiion i'm 5otsl Orouot
pom Der So9tsr bes WaIers Siabsp uul
80, 900 Srantsn ~eritanbsn uub sins mad
ben Eobs Der Srau Wsp Siabsp In ben
Bsfit Der Srau &oae iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Bon elmer purtuaieiihsu Dame in

Sporte ift bsim 8srIinsr Sbsrbirssrmsiiisr
pom 5ortsnbst Elm S9reibsu in uorsiss
li9ifem 0euti9 ~einsesanssu, in usI4sm
bieielbe UNI bic Nbrei1e bes 9auptss Der
5amtIie @bamiho bittst, um fstftsIsn gu
~t0nnen, oaB bic Btess bss St~ammbaItsrs
Der 5amiIis gbamifo tn Yortusal ssitauz
ben babe. WttsIisbsr Der Tamilte gba:
mifo bsinben ft9 ssssnwdttis IN gortusaI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
9enfiprHte.

Gel fill I'M QsiSeu. y@is Soft piq",
Sap oeinen 8ablipru6 ieiu.
uno balte Seiueu S6lasen till,
Yrd9t 9r Seiu Bib Dir etu.
90 sebe tort III @ottss Sano,
Scn 9teb' uno Site iet,
Girb SSbm Sein ei9ues Ser; e%utuauot,
Grit oanu 9r bid psrldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
2miQiuae NIT ueridiebenem @eburtss

3uilinge NIT peridisbsnsm 9sburtss
iabr. Sn Der Splpsitsrna9t sebar bic
frau bes Wntfibrer q. pon Sniterburs
3ust Sobns. Der cine Der neuen grbens
burger erblidte bas 2idt Der WsIt in Der
Issten Stunbs bss 81. DECEMBER 1889 unb
Der anbsre In Der eriteu Stunbe bss Sabres
1890.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

8enn Ssmano BON Rbeumatismus se'
pIast lit. 10 fol- er ni6t per3assn. @ine
einsise 5lai9e pom benz beribmten SaIuas
tion Del, ri9tts anseuanbt, wirb In ben
meiiten SdIen bieisn glaseseiit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Nus Der Shule.

,Oas RamssI 1T elm seouIbtsss Ebtsr
IS itrsdt it9 NIT Sanftmutb In ben Sant
unb uartst, bis isir 9err ben uatirIi9en
Sit sinnimmt@ -.
Sris (lsiis gum Na9bar: .8eist Ou
- Seiuri4 - mas IS ba Bonita"
5siurt9: vNsin - Du9~
S,ts: ,Steis' mi,'n gutsl ~'nauf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25
Sm perloiieueu Sabre babeu In OeutIds

SIN beriloiieneu Sabre babsn In 0suti5s
lamb fait ebsuio pisls @rlnSunssu itattss.
funhsn, wis In bsr @rinberteit, iebo4 nit
ssrinssrsm Rapital. @s purbsn I'M Sabre
1889 gesrinbst $50 Atttenseisaidaftsu
nit sinsm @siammttapitaI uon 1925 "a
Wilionsu Wart. 40 bieier @riinbuussn
sst6rsn Der Ssrswsrts' unb @iieninbuftris
QO7.6 s Wilionsn), IA benz Sausewsrbs
unb Der Esrrainipstulation (35,55 Wiaios
men, idmmtIid In 8erliu) an uno 80 @rius
bunssn (l95.3O Wtaionsn) faHbsn I'm
9rausrsisspsrbs itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

Sait ou sinsn Treuno, ben Elm 9aftsu
obsr cine @rtdItuns plast, rattle ibus Or.
Bulbs 9uiten Sprup 5u probireu. gr
pirb IS Dir Daut ptfsn. 9rsis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

ct. 9iborp, GUS - Wsine 6rau lit
an nsuralsiidsn Sdmsrsen, bod mad benz
9sbrau9e elmer SIaide ct. Satobs Del
NOR fte ssbstIt. - Sswp gefemspsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

WpttHs NtputuIHttu TINT SptVuIElut-
81 ubrsu G. o. D. mad aubsu p~srtauit. IA
O.
Srui.n i4psrss Silberisussbauis, Slas ODER ioIib1
Setel, lduit auf Ii geelltstusH, gum autItsbeu NIT
DtsieIbe lbr NIT gl9tHer @ert ............... TOO
8 lu,en idpsres SiIberteusshiuie. Slas oeer Iolts
Der Dsdsl, Stemmpinea, Rttls &ert.......... 7.0
SieIelbe tbr nit glstn @ert. ....... ......... $50
3 lnjsu idweres Stlbsrstbduis, @las ossr ioIthtr
SsfsI. gum auiSttbsn nit SdIaNel, gIstH oser
ln,su iapsrss Silbsrssbauis. Slas oesr iolioer
Sedel, gum Auf;isbeu nit ShliAeI, gl9tH Bert. 1l.O
auu5eu ibweres Silbergebduie, SIas oosr ioltesr
S.teI, St.mmpiueer, gIsiu srt............ LOO
8 llH;eu i4wsrss StlbsrSsbduis, StsmmDiusr,
glstR @srt.... e. 1900
eS- Bts tbrsu psrSsn CUR etHFbt ssiaHot. wsuu bic
grpreBtoteu iar Stu unb PEI beSabIt psresH.