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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30
DAUNTLESs' DAY.
Closing Sail and Dinner of the Jolly
Yachtsmen.

Closing Sail and Dinner of the Jolly
Yachtsmen.
The Dauntless Yacht Club gave their
annual dinner last Sunday ut Gross Pa
vilion, Clifton, Staten Island. A large
number of guests were present and it is
needless to say thatthe dinner was a com
plete success. The club boats, Minnie,
Louie w. and the NJ. /. Heating o the
guests from the club house to the pa
vilion. After dinner Captain Clark made
one of his characteristic speeches, in
which he kept the table in a continuous
roar of laughter over his Witty sayings.
There was a baseball game be-
tween the married and the single
men, in which the Benedicts beat the
bachelors by Il score OF z to 8. Other games
followed, and the afternoon was spent in
healthfnl exercise. The only mishap dur
ing the day was the losing OF the anchor
of Captain Fred HeintZ's boat Minnie.
Among the happy boys present were:-
John Bolen, Hugh Clark, Fred l.. Hetntz,
j. Fitzpatrick, NJ. i. Heating, John
Reidy, James Reidy, John Dunn. Joe
Arnold, Alexander Cable, James
Young, John Flannery. William j.
Fullerton. J. j. Ryson, r.. Scott, M.
Knick, N. Abbott, II. Hahn,
George Morris, D. Baunun, Oscar Kreig,
Thomas Collins, John Hume, Thomas
Caudliffe, James Saunders, William Ever
son, William Newly, John Norton, JOS
eph Clark, Edward Boner, Charles Kin
ZACH, Alex. Miller. Frank Hamessy, L. j..
Kaiser n the Gilmore brothers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30
h of tie Wheels.

Many New Jersey wheelmen will take
part in the Interstate fair at Trenton.
The fair will close tomorrow.
The Hudson County wheelmen will
hold a regular meeting Oh Thursday eve
ming at its headquarters No. $50 Commu-
nipaw aveuue.
The for the trials of the twelve
hour record cup donated bv II. L. Mer-
seles has been extended. 1t will close at
midnight on November 2. The leader
now is w. E.. Eldridge, who on Sun
day last rode i36 miles in
twelyesiss5 hours. This is seven
miles better than the record of E. f.
Mclaughlin. jr., WHO covered 131 miles,
Eldridge had to ride against a strong
wind and the roads were ia poor condi-
ton, but he was in fine form and kept
steadily at the task. He only stopped
twice and that was for a few mo-
ments rest and lunch and TO be
rubbed down. He was assisted by seye-
raj pace makers. Mclaughlin also made
an effort to excel his record, but he was
not in condition and abandoned the task.
He will make another attempt to make
cl,,h rapnr1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30
HARLEM, Jan. Is. 1890.

Inis certiies that my child. 10 months old.
was afflicted with a very bad skin disease of the
face, eyes and inside of the nose. The face was
covered with matterating sores. and his eyes
were swollen shut on account of the sores ON the
eyelids, and his nose was discharging matter,
and was full inside Of the sores. I gave him
the Cactus Blood Cure for four weeks, and to-
day my baby is entirely well.
MRS. J. KENNY. I45 East l26th St, N. Y.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30

go EAST a4rH ST., New YORK, July 8, 1890.
INSTRUMENTATION seven or eight years ago /
began to be troubled with rheumatism. and dur
ing the past four or Eve years | have suffered al
most constantly, notwithstanding tho fact that
have been continuously taking medicine.
During this whole tim, I have never found a
medicine that gave me any relief until / saw
your advertisement in the papers and bought a
bottle of Cactus Blood Cure"
From the time I commenced to taSe it l found
a marked improvement, and before / had taken
all of the first bottle | had no pain, and my knee,
which was greatly swollen at the commence
ment, was reduced to its natural size.
have now taken two bottles and consider my
self perfectly cured.
Wishing you the success which you SO. richly
deserve, and hoping that my few words may be
instrumental in inducing others who have suf-
fered as ! have to take your medicine and be re-
lieved, ] remain, yours thankfully,
WILLIAM LOUGHRAN. Jr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30
!. chamnionshlp Record.
ATLANTIC.
Won. Lost. Pet
VICTOR and vanquIshed.

1VIctOrs ana VHHquINHsUs
Results Of championship games played
yesterday follows
Atlantic Association-New Haven, 4;
Newark. 2.
National League-Cincinnati, 5; New
York, 4 Brooklyn. 8; Cleveland, 3
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-30
How to Take Caro- of the Brain.

The brain stands most abuse of any
organ in the body. Its best tonic and
stiinulant is success. The worst and
most depressing thing to it is failure.
The most injurious effects come by
using stimulants in early life. Young
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-01
SATURllY, 18th day # APRIL, 1886

SATURl4Y, 18th day # APRIL, 1886
Said proposed building 10 be constructeG
of briCk aut stone; TO contain all mouerh
appliances fOr heating. ventilation ano
sewerage VITA special view us TO safety
and convenience, to be erected on block
of land in the central part of Carson Clty
and at total expense for lanC, building
fencing, etc, approXlmatlng $4o,00O.
1t is proposed tirst-To raise the sum oil
$500 by q tax be levied ano
collected on all property " ithinthls school
District. the IA oney so ra sed to -
pended for purchase Of block Of land, lay
ing the Foundation ana basement OF sdlG
school building.
2nd-To ask the next stature to
authorize the Board of School Trustees Of
Ormsby Co. d strict Mol, To Issue bonos
bearing ii rate of interest not eAceediue
sN per cent. ler annum, and maturIna
twenty-five years f:um the date 0f
suauee for the payment of ali Indebtedness
that may occrue, not exceeding the sum u
$4,000, less the sum raised by aforesaIu
tax and sale ofschCul property.
3d-To dispose of the Central School
building and real estate connected there
with ON the best tern.s oDtainable, as soou
as the new building ready for occup&H-
cy. The money derived from s-.id sale 10
be paid into the County Treasury and used
as payments On aforesaid bonds.
TAEE NOTICE-
ON SATURDAY The 10Th Day of APRIL
1880 an election viii be held to determine
whether tie I'M of " 800 being Il tax rate
of50 centso II each 100 dollars valuation o.
a II proI erty within the limits Of School
d strIet No. l shall be levied and collected
for purposes as here-inbefore stated.
The ballots will contain the words Tax,
''Yes' orTax, mo-. The polling place
will be ut the Curry Engine House and
polls open from a. IN. to p. IN.
Judges of election:
T. ]. EDWARDS.
ALFRED HELM.
JAMES g. EDER,
Plans of the proposed new school build
ing will be exhibited prior to the day of
election.
BY order of the Board of School Trustees
Ormsby County, District, No l
w. T. HANFoRD,
Clerk.
Carson City, March 15. 1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-01
Carson W ter Works.

sIHn REsERT. .sEess Of
Company are supplied with water
rom Never Failing Springs, which flow
rom the Sierra Nevada. BY analysis
5hiswater is shown to be perfectly free
rom ali rapnrities. The mains OF this
.oIu pany having been laid In all the
principal streets of the city, the waite
rendered available to all within the
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars
terms.
CARSON WATER COMPANY,
Office oo;sa 10 Walls, Yex0o q Co.'S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-01

-EALED Pc POS AIS viii be receive
q n- Offi 'e ( .4s@ ,uOe SiSing Archi-
tect, rreasurs iIes.ts tmeBt Washing on,
} -. until % lock NJ, ou TN 4th
q of ,,ril S9l, foI CLOCK in the
tower If h Il Court House Post
Olfice, &c. at CAR on CI3Y, NEVADA
ia cc"rdstaca with the wing and
specification, copies at wh ch my be
H. nn aPpt,taJios nj tnis flee the
Uiit.e of the ~upcrini ndent kach
= 4 m ~ he acro npanIef ~ a certified
cheek or ; 10 90
ne Departm ant will reject all bids
J Q ivrd aIter ne time fiXe,i r penlng
the same, also bids which Il not
mDy strictly W. a All the require
Inents of tnis lnrit't ion
Jas IL. Wind~tn,
III ,rch Ssb. 1880 SuPei singArcnitecJ
Mall
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-01

Bids for leasing the grounds and
track Of the Ormsby County Agricul-
tural Association Will lie received by
the committee. consisting of J. D
>ersey, F. ]. Mccullough and d.
Gree For particulars inquire of
Con aisl-=
]. u TOP REYsoN. Secretary. m2o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Naditfbenbe amiiiante Gpilooe srsdbIt

elm Rsbattsur Der v2ibsrts." Sisfelbe
ipieIte I'D am Bfiustiountas usniss Wis
Huten DOR Der Abfabrt bss Gii~snbabnsusss
na@ GSantiap al. Gin YoIi3sisS nipstz
tor, Der auf benz Ysrrou auf unb ab ssbt,
tommt on sinem 0ussou srftsr RIafs pors
ibsr, Der bsinabe uou bsisst 1T. Ra9bsm
sr sinsn Bid In ben Dassn ssworfsn,
iaste sr: r@sbsn sic a5t, ss ftssn awsi
5aIi9ipieIer (bonneteurs) bisrl" - Hid
Soft" ruff iOfort etu duBsrit elegant sss
tletSster 9srr, Der ii4 ani9idt, a%ussuitsi'
gen, lid wini9e gang uub gar ni9t, tn
elmer ~oerartisen 9eieai@aft gu rsiisn." -
sd babe aber," bsmsrtt Elm Aubsrsr,
Der tn Der entseseussiestsu gts ist, rptsl
9elo bel MIR uub MID ni5t riStirsn, ss ~
usrliersn." llub aud sr itsist aus. =
SO" bemertt in aIsr Rube Der Snipsts
tor, riest tOunsn sic unbsiorst lsin; fs
Iino beibe ausgsftissen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Sic TIitteruoheu uerben pom SapE

Sle UlltfermDIeH weroeH BON Sap9tr
fOlsenrsrmuSsn einsetbsilt:
Sor Der $ o6sstt. - 3uerit BITE
vRitterpo6sn" Sas fub isne @o9en,
tn osnsn man H5 aIs Sitter elmer Dame
ssist. Wau bat oanR gspSbnIi9 bic Spos
rem i'm Ropf unb weiB, bIinb Dor 8srebs
runs, has RoB ntdt gu sissIn. Die r@its
tsruo5en" ltHo Die 3ett, in usldsr Der
Sitter idun Su TuB Dor benz Glitter Der
SdOnen aufs uub abwanbslt uub fiust:
Rdo9en, Rdo9en binter'm Sitter. Romm'
beruor nit betner 3itbsr &C. Damn bic
v8itterpodsu~, in oenen mon bsitdnbis
suiidsn Surat uno 3ittsrn i1us6r, unb
NIT Redt, bsnu isst tommen bic Wo1en
MAD Der 9o43eit. 3uerf bic vSlits
terwoden". Das ftno bieieuiseu, tn bensu
man Slittsr fir Sob bilt. Wie piele
Boden Sas finb. bot nod Rtsmaub er,
srlnost. @swiB pidt san,e pier 8oden,
tonit pGrbe ss r5Iittermouut" bsiBsn.
Damn tommen bic rSittsrwo9en". Das
fino iene 0oben, bic idon 3utttsrartis
,wiiden SlBistsit unb SdusrIt9tsit bins
unb bsridpantsn. 6srnsr bic Splitter
modem, In bencn bic gbsIsute anfanssu,
ben Splitter in ben aussn bss Nnbsrn 3u
bsmettsn, In ienen ausen, tn benen ie pors
her ni9ts als ben 0inmsI iabsn. gnblt1
tommen bic v9suittsrpo5en". Da wirb
CON bsiben Ssttsn %ssbonnsrt unb ssusttert,
unb man9maI i6ldst ss aud SismIi4 trdf'
tis Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
SSuij6e @rNuouuasaabe tSur

0ue Eortureh erl'nrer Gls oieieutgsr, Oereu SorbauesHs
istH ran In benz Seii4te zines an RbsumatiSmu5 Oeer
NeuraIste s~etOeuSsu ltet. Die sdnsrjeH fre bic 6oIse
oauoH, oaB man etnem Gniaue BON &beuuatismus unb
%sural8is midi sIsta gu antans Giubalt sstbau. SOtsts
tsrS RoseuzSttter5 btitBt, wie gsiaidte prattiStreuoe
9'rSte sefunSen bGbeu, Mat nur cine betIeuos, iOnoeru
aud iaaSerSe 8irtiamteit, no feline 9etbsn uorbauOsu
ODER itb cine Rsisun1 gu ~Oeuielbsu Ssist. Ga itest i.t'
OaB Oieis itarte aber it4ers bOtautias Nestijir, peIas fa
auBTSsm 10 RObsr ipeitfiasr SauettOn erfreut, ni4t uur
bel iortseisBtsm @ebrauae. i0noern aud bel ~eirSstueu
0oitn beNer TT, ais bic oft augeUauSteu uuO isSr uuides
rem Cite. Ga5 Slut nitro Oura oieie5 Setlnittel pom
benz r5eumattiaen @ti'e SrluoItd ssrstntSt uuS Die &er>
O:u, neua ~Oieielbeu auss9rtFsu, Dor ben duBsritsn idrsts
lldeu Sdmerjer bepabrt. DaS @ittel. wel5tS Ole6tsiu
erip0rt, ut aud isbr miriam ssssu Malaria. RtsreuIstSsn,
StrbGunrssbsibwereeu. SerlOpiuus uuS esberIstseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
I'm eiueu1 bsutiden SournaIifsns u

Sn eineni beuti9en SournaIiiteus unb
S9riftffeuerpereiu purbe eth usues gers
etnsftatut beratbeu. Das NIT benz @nts
wurf bsfeIbeu betraate WitsIieb, etn be-
ionbers eifriser Spra9reintser. fu9te nas
tirIi9 nit 8srmstouns aIsr Srembu6rter
eth ternbsutidss 9eies gu fduffsn. IIs
u In Der uorberatbsnbsn gsriammIune
Der Bahus: Die aufnabme neuer Wtt.
slieber sei9tsbt mittsIt RuseIuns@
u~erleien puroe, ba rtef ein uisisss Wtts
9lteb: SO baIlottre m I d Dor
2aden"....g s bIisb Bel Der alien SAT-
iunq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Gin redter BedpoqeI muB sin Wann -


uel9er RationaIitdt Ct ansebOrt, uirb ni9t
mitsetbeiIt - in Can Sraueisco ietu, Der
benz @eniusbeamten arsab: rBet @raues
lotte erbielt i'd cine gifoIsntuselin bic rs9te
Settle u,eines S9dosls, einen SdbeIbieb
iiber bic ltnte Seite, etnen gaionnsttitid
tn bic linte QUITE. SIN Sabre 1877 traf
mt@ an Der @rsnte BON Senetusla unb gras
fIien etn Snbtaners8 fsiI, In 1879 ertrantte
Id IN Bernambuco am 9eIben Tieber, In
1880 ersriff mid bas Banana: Sisbsr BEL
ben arbetteu an, Banana RanaI ; in 1888
brad i'd ben lintsu arm unb 3psi &ippen
tn Der @omfod; 1854 ~erfroren mir beibs
8eine tn einem rgIis,arb" am Swpbee,
Sbabo, 70 baB fe mir beibe a%bseuOmmeu
rperben muBten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Mm ID. Suni fanb auf benz S9la1

Mm Is. SUM fanb auf benz S9Ia@ts
feloe uon Qaatrsbas BITE ginwsibuns bss
SsntmaIs bss 9eraoss Srtebri9 WilbsIm
BON 8rauui9wets tn @eseuuart bss beuts
f9eu @sianbten unb bsS beuti9sn Wilts
tdrs atta&6s fir 8eIsisn, fernsr bes brauns
iduets'fden @eianbtsn tn Berlin, sabIs
rei9er Sfftisre unb Oeputationsu aus
Sraunidwsts, bes Rrtessmtuiiters unb Der
gsrtreter bes ROntss Der BeIgtsr ifatt.
8eneraImaior .. 8udbaI3 aus grauus
i3ueis feierte bic 5elbentbaten bes Ser
5oas. Sretberr .. gramm : gurssbo,ff,
Der braunidpeis'i9e 9siunbts in Berlin,
Ieste is, auftrase bss Bring: &essnten sinsn
8ran3 auf has Dsntmal nteber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Giue auuunule 8rieiidreiberiu in Rreu,.

mad wurbe gu 4 Wonatsn @sfdnsuiB
usrurtbsiIt. Das dltsrs SrduIsin bate
ia6rsIans beionbers 8rautlsute unb iunss
SbsIsute auf bic ssmeinife Bsiis psrha9:
tist unb sar pi:lsn Strstt psranIaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Sas reide SRI. 9ena GaloweG, psItss

SaS ret1e Url. SeIla 0ai0fDeu, iuelIes
itd ben beuti9sn Baron Don 3sopis seaus
seIt bat, TT etue 6atboIitin. udbrsnb Der
Baron benz protetantii6sn @Iauben anses
bort. Sb bas po5I bic Yrt unb @eiie TT,
in Der man boft, cas bic tatb. Rtr9e Gin
fluB auf bas Amsritansrtbum seuinnen
tam. Den beutidsn RatboIitsn bteiss
2aubes but mar betanntIi1 cine anbere
2~sbensart e~mpfobIen, bamit bic aneritansr
benz @inflB ber fatboIiiben Rir4e ems
pfdnsIt4 sematt perpeu m61tsn, aber bies
islben tonntsn bis isSt MID rs1t ueritsben,
mas NIT Der ueuen Wstbobe eissntIi1 ses
msiut iet. Souts SrduIsin gaIonsu,
weI9e 9eIb gum Sau unb 3ur ausidmits
lung tatboliiter Inifaltsu tn sroBsu Gums
men bsrsibt uub ii5 bauu sinen Gnbsrss
sldubtssn gum @emabl a~uspdblte, ibnsn
uobI ben 8ss seBeist babsu, uis man m0s:
lid erueiie bic ameritaner untsr ben Gins
huB Der tatb. &ir9s brinssn tonnts2 3enu
benz 10 pdrs. bauu wirben BITE bsuti5en
&atboIitsn bieiss 2anbss ft9 fur ben ibnen
BON ssuiTsr Settle srtbsiltsn Ratb gang
bS1t5f bsbanteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
WertbjbGBuna.

Gin @sbsimsr R~esisruussrutb tritt in
bas Bureau zines 3eituussuerIsssrs, Der
10 btinseno bei4iftist III, DaB sr benz Gins
tretsnben nur iasen Tam: Bite, nsbmsn
Ste siasn StubI, i'd bin sIsi9 gu Sbrsn
Sisnfsn.~ Der Beanie finbet bisien
gmpfans 10 penis ieinem Stang unb isinsr
StsIuns sntiprs4enb, baB sr Is fir nStbis
balt, b;sieIbsn fart gu bstousn. sd bin
Der @ebsims &esierunssratb .. H." iaste
Der Ssrr NIT @irSe unb Der Ssitunssmann
antpOrtete: .Sttte, nsbmsn Sic } u
StIbIe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
NGerfet Spak ano gruf.
9as ,,Sagen."

80 man binidaut, no mar frdot,
ueberaa utro iebt ,~9etast":
Corps, Bereine, Clubs uno Sporte,
9olitifer ieoer Sorte,
Yarlamente unb Yaitoreu,
aer5te, Hitter, Yrofeiioren,
Gang unb S6uls unb S6ueioermeiiter,
Sie pom 5obel, bic pom Rleiiter,
Subalterne, WiirosntrGger,
0roi9tenfutider, S6ornitsinfeeer,
3urner, Seuerpebr unb Sdasen,
Sii6Ie nit 9eI6w6n3ten Wisen,
Ganotoaten uno Socenten,
8euner, Wtrtbe uuo Stuoenten,
Slinte Weiiter pom Der Raoel,
Broletarier, bober aoel,
Staatsbeamte, 8louienmGnner,
Ybilantropen, Bferoefenner,
Sdnolun9soiener, SGn9er, Waler,
lln3ufrteb'ne Steuerjabler,
Pbotoz, Stsno=, Selearapben,
Boitbeamte aud, bic brdpen,
Sene, bic am 3peirab fabren,
&iinitler NIT 9elodteu 6aaren,
Socialtiteu, Sournaliiten
lnb nod anbere nit 9iiten,
Oemas uno aud %Vdba9o9er,
3oos, @eo=, Sbeolo9sn,
Satbolifeu, Srotsitanten,
Yratti=, Sabri=. Wulitanten,
Serrn pom S6du' uuo Wirfelbuben,
@briiten, Roslims, Setben, Subeu,
S6afes, S6weines, Sieuen3Idtsr,
gu uer9eileu nidt bic Sidter,
Circus uno &beaterpddter
nuo Der gtadte bieore 0Gdter:
gae, ale -taqeu" tie
9tur bel St0fern ,tast" es ME!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
= 4 q NIIerlei.
Sic Grnte Ses Wei3ens utrb am bette,

Sic Grnte Ses Beijens wtrb am bsffsu
u%orseuommen, usun Der unters SbsiI bss
5aImss troden lit, penn aud bas a6rns
den nod wei9 eri9eint unb f9 Iei9t ;pts
i9sn Daumeu unb 3sissfinser %3uiammens
briden IdBt. 60 ftib ssi9nittensr Bets
sen sibt mebr NaB unb mebr 8swt9t,
ais uenn man TIN auf ben 5aImsu tootretf
werben ldBt, uub aud bas baraus erseusts
RebI TT better unb reidIider. Rur mug
f,ib Sei9nittensr WeiSen stuas Idnser auf
bem 5eIbe gum ErOdneu Iissen, ebe er &C.
broiten ober einssitobert perbsu tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Giusu fSilidsu gBiB 5at Der 0ruafsI

Giuen fOltli6ea WiB bat Der Drudfsb'
IsrtsufeI tir;Iia benz SsttsI ssS Ssrliner
Softbeatsrs bei5sert. Rad auifibruns
bss YsriOnaIs pom Woisrs S5pant vRers
p6s~ mar 81 lsien: vSpii4sn benz 2. unb
8. gtte ltssen 6 in 8o5en." Der fatale
Orutfsblsr mar alIsrbiuss s~ssisnst, gers
idisbsne nsru6s 81 MAIDEN. aIs man bic
Acknowledged Der Ssmsrtuns sspabr
wurbe. dnberte man ben Sas ridtis UNI In
v3wii9su benz 2. unb 3. afte Iisssn 6
8o4sn," absr bic srfte 3etteIaussabs mat
bsrstts In 10 bablrei9sn %@rsmplarsn aussss
sebsn, ba6' bte Sa6e nidt msbr obns Iufs
isbsn aus Der WsIt ssi9afft psrbsn tonuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Standardization Az reiniaen.

Der ftsts auf CLASSIFICATION bsitrsi5t man
NIT sriiner Ssife, big bic Sarbe srwstdt
III, bauu wdi9t man bic S9sibsn bIant
unb pust fie trodsn. Wan fam aud l
Bfunb 0eissntleie NIT 5 Quart Bafsr
unb / Pfuno S9mterietfs to9sn, ban,it
bic Tsnfter maiden unb trodsn putsu.
Stodfeds ooer Sonnenfsts In Gen ter
l4etben wdi4t man uieberbolt NIT Wa6sr,
wel9sm man sinise ErOpfen SaIsfdurs sus
Seiest bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
Ser BrGjioent bes ameritanii4su u,

Ser Braiiosnt bss ameritanii5su Or:
bsiterbunoes, Samusl @ompers IN Rsu
9ort, pia cine aufforbsruns an idmmtIits
Observation-Disclosures tn amsrita une
europa srsebsn Iafisn. einen wdbrenb Der
@hicaaoer 0eItaus iteuuns i'm Sabre 1898
in @bicaso abjubaItenbsn arbeitsrtas gu
beititsn. Ote @inIabuns, wsI9e in Sabl'
rei4e freu,be Spra9eu iberisst ptrb, BE-.
iast: Der 3uet bes @onusntss isi BITE Be-
ipre4uus unb SsidIuBfaiiuna ibsr ale bic
arbsiter ber san3sn @rbe bstibrsnbs fra
gen, UNI Der sanssn BsIt our 8snntniS gu
brinsen, baR bic arbsitsr auf elmer sIsi5:
mdbiseren 9srtbei!uns Der Sru5t i5rsr
arbeit bslteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

Sn 9abberau paufis) 1T tirsIid untsr
bonnsrdbnIi9sm 9etSis cine iber bret Ror.
gen ms1enbe grbfids NIT pisr @ebdubeu
usriuntsn. Drsi Ribe unb ein Bfsrb wsrSsu
permiBt, Wsni9snIsbsn inb ni5t gu Be-
Hagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15
9rei iunae GnaIGnberiuuen babsn Rd

tir5li9 an Der uniusrRtdt gu 8tifsI in
eusliiasr Sprads, NIT Silfs zines OoIs
meti9ers, ben bret Prifunssn bss Dottors
ats In Der Wsbijin, @birursie unb @nts
bin~buus8tunft unterSoseu uno bas gramsn
sIdnSenb b%eitanben. Ste purbsn Isbbaft
BON ben RitsIisosrn Der Yrifunsstoms
miiiioa begIidpini9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-15

GHr bic eleube BiIion.B Bill i%tiututsn
TN gunbesisnat 80 Rspublitansr unb 5
Demotraten. baseseu 10 9smotraten
unb tetn Republttaner.
Morris tribune., 1890-05-28
FRED DABLOW.
CATHERINE DABLOw
A Grave Subject.

The editor of the SUI saw fit last
week to compliment me on certain
building used for undertaker's sup
plies, baskets, etc. We admit that
we are using it partly for that pur-
pose, as it is necessary to have place
for that class of goods. We of course
are not certain that the editor of the
Sun will ever need anything In that
line, as he may have made some other
arrangements, as for instance, Elijah
of old-that is, if he goes that way.
But in case Mr.. Whiteiey should
need anything In that line to ex-
pedite his transit to "that bourne from
whence no traveller returns" we
guarantee satisfaction, perfect fit,
or money refunded. AS for myself,
Mr.. Whiteley need not worry, as the
writer has always kept his insurance
policies paid up and his family will
not suffer for the necessaries of life.
In conclusion, Will say that we are
not so unfeeling as to wish anyone
the misfortune to lose q friend or
relative, but realizing tue fact that we
are all born TO die, we as Christian
people make some preparation for all
that is left on earth OF those we love
and cherish. Respectfully yours,
w. l.. CoLYER.
Morris tribune., 1890-05-28
Memorial SUNDAY,

The address to the old soldiers and
sons Of veterans, on Sunday last, by
Rev. Mr.. Herrick at the Congrega-
tional church, was touching and elo-
quent, and was heartily enjoyed by
all present. Every old veteran spoke
of 1t in the highest terms. The
church was very neatly and appropri-
ately decorated with national flags
aud beautiful natural flowers. The
organ was draped with the flag be-
longing to Overton Post, and back of
the altar In the recess, the stars and
stripes were displayed, over which
was large G.. A. r. badge, showing
excellent taste and appropriateness
on the part of those who had charge
Of the decorations.
The singing by the choir was excel
lent, the services closing by the sing
ing of that grand old patriotic hymn,
"Amerlca," in which the congrega-
ton Joined. The occasion was one
of interest and will be long remem-
bered by all who were fortunate
enough to be present.
Morris tribune., 1890-05-28
1890. 1890,
Spring Season.!
Dry Goods,
Notions, Fancy Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, &c.
We desire to call your at
tention to our Extensive
Stock of Spring Goods.

At present we wish to call
your especial attention to
our Large and Well Selected
Stock of Dress Goods-Lat-
est Styles, Newest Novelties.
We quote Prices on a few
goods that we sometimes
find people paying more for
than we sell them at.
Best quality Henrietta, all colers, 46
inch wide, worth S1.25; our price, $1.00.
Second quality Henrietta, 40 inch
wide, 65 cents.
Black Henriettas, 40 inch wide, IS, rs,
80 and 100 cents
All Wool, finished, Black Hen
rietta, AZ inch wide, $1.25.
English Henrietta, Sc inch wide, IS
cents.
A better quality at 80 cents. These
goods sell at some stores from 80 to 45
cents.
Black Brillianteens, 40, so to 100 cents
per yard.
Colored Brillianteens, 80 to rs cents.
Broadhead Dress Goods, 25, 80, 40, 80
and % cents per yard.
Satines, Domestic and Imported, prices
123, 10, 20, 25 and 30 cents.
Mousseline Suitings, cents per yard.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Musllns, Crashes,
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Etc, at
prices to suit you.