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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Nor0. nno SIo. Detota.

- .grsB & Oatotan" brinst elm gsrs
3et9siB auer iest tn . anton 6 ountp
sriitirsnbeu artefi@eu Srunnsn, laut wels
dem ss 10 an Der 3abl fnb, bic tasIi6 l6
Wiatonen @aaonen Waher aus Der grbe
an ibre Sbe,fdde ausffrOmsu. Sieie
Drummer Der Eiefe" wurben sebobrt i'm
Sabre l877-S9 /, In 1881 |, In 1882 l,
In 1883 6, In 1884 l, In 1885 5, tn 1886
8, in 1887 IS. In 1888 IA, In 1889 20.
DAB bic Wufsrmense, wel9e babur5 an
bic @rboberfd9e sef6rbsrt uirb, ie Idnser
lie msbr sinsn wObltbdtissn gtnfluB babsn
muB, 1T Isi9t stnsuisben.
Su Oeabuoob, g. s., wirtt
bas qrobibitiousseies in gang eissntbims
Ii9er 0eiis. Ridt ALIEN, baB aue fri.
bsrsn Saloous bsitsbsn blisbsn, bic Gins
pobnsr baben aud felt benz /. Sanuar nod
brsi psitere Qabslteuen betommen.
- gu so anban, q. O., branaen
Oisbs, pdbrsnb Der BETTER bss @si6dftss
bstm Wittasehsn iaB, bic 9intsrtbire srbre.
Gsnb, in NsIion'S SupsIisrlaben unb raub.
ten ubrer unb Rinse TN Wertbs BON 5000.
Bon ben Spibbubsn bat man bis iest tstue
Spur.
- 1T "a $500 Quab:
ratmsilen sroB. bat $50, 900 @inwobner,
24OC Wsilsn giienSabn, 6O7 Yoitamter,
go 3ettuusen, 2978 0ffsntli9e S9ulen,
1911 Qsbrer, 235 8antsn nit 8 Wiliouen
9Oaats capital uub einen absei9dstsn
Steusrpertb bon $9l ,3sl ,o72.
- Sn ben beiben 3peisen Der 2esislatur
uou Slb Dafota uurbe Elm gittl9rift bes
9ti4ofs0 . 8. 5are pom Siour SaIIs.
bes Oberbauptes Der gpissopa!tirts BON
Datota, eiuserti&t, tn peI9sm Sdrifttid
Ter Gii4uf gang entiaieben sssen bic sln.
nabme Der istt nor her 2ssislatur i9wes
benbeu 8o,lGse p~rOtefirt, pelde bic bette
ausfSt bat 9sist gu perbsu, inbem Ct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Cbto.

- Die gIauB'ids S5sersniabrit tn
6remont braEnte po0lfinbis nieber.
0as 5euer brad In Der S5misbe aus unb
uerbreitste it6 raid auf elm ~ansrensenbss
5ol39sb&Ioe, IN weI9em Is SaB Beu,in
laserten; baSieIbs srpIobirts unb erscs 16
mad allen Ri5tunssn. @be bic Seuers
webr OUR Stsus fam, battsn BITE Tlammsn
bas san5s 5~abritanweien coniumirt. Der
S5aoen wirb auf $50. 900 psrani9Iast,
wsl9em S4O,O 900 9erii9eruus sesenibers
ftsben. 125 Rann werben bur1 bic 8ers
ft6runs bsr Tubrit brOSIos.
- gu atron 1T bus sroBe 0aarens
maga;tu Der RlsiberbdnbIer Wepets &
YoIsti uouitinbis nisbsrsebrannt. 2u9
Der 8udIep :Yoitsn q. ". g., bas atrons
Camp BET 8steraneu : S65ne unb bas
S~auptquartisr bss vWoman's RsIisf
Corps" iinb aussebrannt; nur eiuise @ss
wsbre Der getsraneniSbne wurben s~ersttet.
Der @eiammti9aosn wirb auf $40, 600
$50, 900 ssi9dBt, bic 8eti5eruns 1T be:
beutenb serinser.
- Cine i'm 8au besriffsne StraBens
BRIDE iber ben &lsinen Miiamt SluB tn
Warren County bel S%rssonis lit sus
iamriensebrodsn. Die barauf bsfiabIis
den Irbsttsr itirSten Is SUB tisf in ben
GluB, wobei @ialam DsbonS sst5otst uub
aebu aubsre msbr ober uenissr idwsr usrs
leet wurbsn. Der neutrality-suspicious.
Sritenbosen mar aus giisn unb $50 Sub
lang. Der S9aben bstrdst $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
g bronik K.
Snla b.
SainotS.

- Sn ben Counties 6ancod unb
Gbams bsrrI1t sroBe Aurfresune, ins
benz bort felt mebrereu 8o9en Elm ober
mebrere piIbs Ebiere, bic man fir 9antber
pber 2Duen b6lt, bic @dIber unli1er mas
den unb ben 9iebifnnb Der Sarmer In
f6retsuerresenber @eiie rebu3irsn. &i5e,
SGIber, 9ferbe, S6afe ua6 S6wsine pers
ben baIb bier, baIb bort auf BEN Tarmen
tObt unb firdtsrIi9 3erfeif6t uufsefuuben
unb bic Blutipuren lafsn auf Santber
ober 26pen i5lteBsu. 8eibe COUNTIES Be;
fiuben f9 tn elmer fortpdbrsnbsn arsif,
unb Sasbpartien enti5lofsner Rduner
baben f9 auf9ema3t, ben, ME man an
niu,mt, aus sinem Circus e%ntlpruusensn
&aubtbteren ben 9araus 81 MAIDEN.
- Dieier Gage wurben In Gbicaso
81 9lst4sr 3ett spei S5neiber. goupsntios
men absebaItsn, bic Der grbsiter unb Der
arbeitseber, bic cine i'm gaImer SouIe unb
BITE anbere TN 9ranb Yacifc.
- Sn Gbtcaso bat 9oIissibaupts
mann S9ittIer eiuen Der 8susen i'm @ro:
ntu:M OrbprO3eB, Der i'm tOOtIt9 unfisI,
eri9o1en.
- 81 8eoria brad tn Der Monard
Brunntueinbrenneret Teuer aus unb ebe
mon Der 9eftisteit befeIbeu &inbalt gu
gebisten permo9te, bate has psrbesrenbe
Clement S9aben i'm 8stras pon $I6l, 500
ansert6tet. Sour nit GROCER VI itrengune
seIans es Der 6sueruebr bic ansrsnSenbsn
sroBen 8iebb6fe, fopie Sas 0arebouie,
tn peI9em ft@ sroBe 9Orratbe uon Dbis:
tep uub aIcObol ~befanben, Dor benz Teusr
gu f6ateu. Ran mutbmaBt, buB Sranb,
fttftung porltest.
Su in 9 bssann am
%. Sunuar bic Staats : Convention ber
MOItereibefser, po1u f5 msbr alst 800
Sarmer aus Satnois, Wisconiin uub Soma
etnsefunben batteu. 3usIei9 fanb ba:
ielbf etue Iusfsuuus pon Roltereisgr o
butten unb Rai9insn ifutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
S4Weta.

- Der gunbesratb bat fur Qlpenperbei.
%isrunseu I'M 6anton @raubanbeu
l6,29s Sr. in ausitdt ssfsut.
- Sn Der Stabt 2usern 1T bic Sn.
lusn3a 70 fart aufsetretsn, baB, wie BIZ
bortisen BIdtter beri9tsn, stua 1000 Ser:
ionen bauon ersriffen ieien, unb baB In ben
itdbtiiden S@uIen bic Neuiabrsfsrtsn Bic
gum Is. Sanuar aussebebnt perbsn mug:
ten.
- SIM 9erner Staatsar1tp III Elm
Bud aus benz Mnfang ses Is. Sabrbun:
bsrts aufssfunbsn worbsn, su beiien Osdel
Der Su9binber ctr poufdnoisss bsutides
&artsnipieI psrwsnbst bate. Samit IN
bic Sbatiade ~fsifseitelIt, baB tn Der S9wsi,
nit ioI4sn Rarten i9on DOR nabe3u 400
Sabren asipieIt wurbe.
- llueruartst raid 1T Rssisrunssi tatt:
batter BURT tn S5waraenbura
(Bsrn) in nod trdftissm Wannssaltel
seitorbsu. 3usrit an Der Grippe s~rtrantt,
lteats ii9 bann nod cine 2unsensnt3in.
buns Elm, bic benz watsren unb ionit &c:
iunbsn Munn Oonusritas. ben 26. Deg.
SOrmittass, IsiSsr eth au3u fribss @nbs
bereitete.
Das S5wurseti9t gu SoIotbur Urn
usrurtbeiIte ben ~29idbrisen 1auer 86StIi
aus $ 69waIb wssen EobtidIuss gu II
Sabrsn 3u9tbaus. gr bate i'm Suli ..
s. einen seuifen Sob. S@dfer aus Sod:
walb turser 9ano niebsrssitoden; be,
9srpuubete mar mad swsi Sassn i'm Cpl:
tai in gaieI seftOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
SGmOrrbuibsn : GuadlaI6er finb bic

aueri9Iimmften, ba fe aus sewifsnIoisr
5ubiu4t nit S9mer3eu ipieIen, bic 2sute
tbres 9slbes bsrauben unb idIimulere
Rrantbeiten peruriadsn. &eine SaIbs,
tsine WuitmitteI, tein g!irir unb tsine
@iniprisuus 1T i'm Stuube u,ebr gu tbun,
ais 81 linbsrn; BITE llriadeu t6nnsn is
ni9t entfernsn. Inatefs bat isit 3ran1is
Sabrsn bic 9robe DOT ben aer.tsn unb Ser
Ieibenben Weni4beit beitanbsn, unb it
Obue 3ueifsl bas eiuaise usruinftiss unb
5uuerIdifse WittsI sessn 9dmorrboibsn,
bas biit ] 1T entbsdt porben 1T. Yroben
pom anatsfs werben pom 3. Nsuitdotsr q
&c., Dor 24l6, Nsp Yort, fret psrianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
8eiieat ourd bic Scutiden wurben bic

8eiisgt burd bic Seutiden wurben BITE
Sranaoien, beftsst uub aus benz JsIbe ses
i9lasen uurbsn bic ameritaniiden 9atsnt,
giaen, pon beusn bic meiftsn unter ibrer
perlutsnbeu 5uterbiae bsimtitii1e Site
wie SueffIber unb unbere siftise Subs
~fansen bergen, BON ben ct. 8ernarb
Rrauters 9iuen. &ein unb iorsiam NUT.
ben lie BON ben 8ribsrn ct. gerAarb's
aus ben frii9sn ~beilbrinsenbeu 8fanSen,
bic In benz sroBen 9arten Der Ratur pa9s
fen, bereitet. 0as portrsffli1e beutide
6silmitteI Bat fi@ in allen 5dusn pom gers
itopfuns, Wassns. 2ebers unb Risrens9ei
ben unb allen StOrunsen Der lInterIeibss
Srsane itets auf bas @IanSeubits bspdbrt.
Sn allen 4potbetsn gu babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

S9lisbuns Der S9antIotaIe am
Sountas, piel 3ablrei9ere 8struntere unb
psrbaftst purben, ais ie porbsr.
Oenno9 1T bic itdbtif9e BsbSrbe snts
f4loiien, bas @eies mad mite uor obue iebe
&itf4t bur93ufibren unb man barf fi9
baber ni4t wunbern, penr In Mtrneapos
liz, uts In ben iibrisen Gsmpsren,nei fern,
bic 3abl Der bsimIi6sn S6ffsI am Souns
tag fo.twGbreno 3unimmt.
- Gin YenRonsbieb 1T tn Der YsrIon
uon George so. Smitb in Opener:
btnsfsit semadt porbsn. 8si
bteiem Su,itb, Der Elm %wcbIbabsnber Wann
1T, bate Der 9etsran Siaiab .. @ouIb,
Der ietre Srau tn Stopbssan, tn Waine,
i'm Sti9e sslaHsn, @obnuns genommen,
unb aIs Der 2estere tirsIi9 itarb, erbob
Smitb bic einiae Gage ipdtsr eiutreffsnbe
9enfOn @OuIb's, wsl6s bieism I'M getrass
uon $1,000 na9sesabIt uorben mar unb
u~erwanbte has @eIb su isinem Rusen.
NittlerweiIe bate fi9 Srau 9ouIb an bas
Yenfonsamt gspanbt unb bic ibrem
Wanue suifsbenbe Yenfon einseforbert,
BET peIder @sIsssnbsit bic S9winbslei
Smitb's an BEN Gag fam. 2esterer wurbe
nanmsbr sefdnsIid einse3osen unb in ct.
paaI einseIo4t.
- Ga 8lrtpsrsiftuns, Uel6e bur5
einen @lcce' 9anbi9ub %berbstsefibrt pErs
be, 1T bieier Gage Elm bIabsnbes Rab5en,
5rdulein 9slsne 2uusrns In ct. YauI !,
seitorben. Die iunse Dame bsmertte
tir5Ii9, als fie f9 ssrabe Eel sinsm Sabns
ar3t befanb, bet etnem sufdaisen Bid IN
ben SpiessI, bab it5 an ibrem &tun ein
tIeines Wttsfer9en ~einssiteIt bate. Sie
trasts es nit Der bebanbfdubtsn Sanb
meg, nnb 3wet Gage nc9bsr mar ibr sans
3es 9eittt fir9tetIi9 sei$uouen. @s
mat 8Intuer8iftuns eiuSetretsn, unb Srdus
Ietu 2uuerne ftarb nod tarser 3sit unter
sntiesli&en S4mersen. 0ie %bebanbeIns
ben aertte unteriudtsn nadber bic 5anbz
i9ube unb fanben, bab fe nit sifttssn
Garben ssfarbt waren.
- Sn ct. YauI fanb .. %. bic
Sabresperiammluns Der yWi1curi Yalsp
@ut Stone Contractors & Quaupmen's
afoctatton" itatt ; bic folsenoen Beamten
wurbeu erwabIt: BrdRbsnt. u. Sutermeis
fer, Sanias gitp; 8ice:S, dfbent, U.
S9au, Omaha; S9asmeifer, Sames
@utbbert, Supsta; Sstretdr, 8.g. gmsrp,
Ranias @ttp.
- Cine BON Sames 9. 5iu In st.
. a ansefibrte girsermaNs BAT bersits
fur bic @rwerbuns zines @runbitafss fir
bic itibtii6s gibIiotSst unb 6~unftausItel:
lung auf elmer SubicriptionsIiits, rpsI9e
nur $50, 900 aufbriussu ioute, $50, 600
seiei9nst, 70 baB bic grperbung zines
5wedsntiprs@enoen 9runbfidss Seii5srt
1T.
- Cine aus 500 Wann betebenbe SSns
biurerbau0e uuf Der ct. Ystsrs Geisrpas
tion, wenise Wsilen BON Wiuuspss ents
fsrnt, lit i'm ibneusn 4usfsrbsn bssriffsn.
Die Snbiansr itnb Don Der Grippe In ibrer
i6uerfea Sorm bsfaasn, unb ba ss ibnsn
fait gang an dratIidsm 8sitanS febIt, 70
fallen ie idnsu ber &rantbsit gum Spfer.
Sn ben meiiten Sdasn tritt 9unsenent,ins
buns btnSu. Sinfunbisbsis 9ro3ent finb
frant unb wenn bic 8sbOrbsn ni9t itneu
dr3tIi5e 5ilfe isnbeu, 10 perbsn wsnise
am 2sbsn bIsibsn. 9ie Snbianer baben
cine berartise Rrantbsit nod nie sstannt
unb wifisu tsin RittsI baseSsn an3uuens
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

Nad beiuem SuiteH Elm GnSe ! unb
omar bur4 gper's @berrp;qsctora Sas
bette ie betaHnt gepOrbsHs RittsI 8esen
ole Rsbls unb Gunseutrantbetteu. @s
liuOert bus raube @efhb! i'm 9aIie, ertbeilt
ben Stimmorsunen Siesiumfeit unb &rnft,
unb iest etnen IN ben Stanb IeI3t bu atb:
men uuo bsutlt5 gu ipre3eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

aDer'S Sariapariaa but einen wunbsrs
bar sinfttsen @tuf1uB auf bic @sii5tss
farbe; aIt nnb Sung erIausen bur6 fis
eth geiunbeS, frti9es aniebeu. NIs gIuts
retniaunssmtttel bat lie Tires @Lsi4en ni4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

ertldrt, baB bisieIbe gu firense 1T. Der
Bii9of iast, bic SOrlase mii9e ft9 ieIbft
tn tir4li4c anselesenbeiten, neil ie isIbf
ben 8ebrau9 bss 8eines am AItare
unterfaae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

Sderjtrase. Wsl9er l1nteri4ieb 1T
;piiden benz &sifenipiel uuo Dem gramen2
= Beim Geifeniptsl fallen bic &stfsn
bur1, beim @rImsn bic 1ursifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

@lsnb i'm 9efolse, bic ginpobner ndbren
f@ faf ausidltebIi6 Dor RartOfieIn, ba
bisie gut ssratben itno. Der 6uttsrmans
gel TIT 10 sroB, baB bic Pferoe UNI psntse
@rlben pertauft psrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

Ser Sranntpeia TT elm iuriitii9ss @es
trdnt, bsnn bic &artoifsI, aus bsr er &C.
ponnsu wirb, III elm Stabts unb
3auosert4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
0tuue{ota.

- Su WinnsapOIis bat man bic
SeOba6tuns semudt, baB felt Der itrensen
0ur9fabruus bes SOHntuSss @eissss, bs'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Rh R.&t fam Ct.

@o ir,u,sr baFsIbs einssfibrt tpurss, siss>
itits fetrpbl pts jsnfsits bee S;sans, Bat %
f8 sinsn Ransn ale sprSasli8sn S&ntsr>
tsnfiQsr sripprben. S6pn felt Sislsn Sa4rsi
III 20 aIs bas Bette bsfannt, tppSur4 f&ca
ntan6e puntsrbare Cur bstpsrfftllist purSe,
fslbf tn ben f6limmfsa 6runiI5sn 86Isn.
90 trinst fl&srs SsiIuus BET sbeumattsmus,
Seeuralsie, 8iften' unb Rldsnfdmersen,
gerrenfunssn, Guetfdnnsen, Bunren uub
ibsrbaupt sci allen dubsrsn Sduerssn. Das
@ssstunis zines fuI6sn GrfoIsss fam muir bas
fttn, tas 70 aus ben beisn msbisinifSsa grd-
parat.n ;ufammsnssfsst th Ra&fs4sats
6anbtlsraIfe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
1as 8rpke SdmersenbeilmitteI

Sas 8ruke S6mersenbeilu,itteI
II bassr ppbI tst.m Dsutf6sn bstannt unb Ct.
Safoba Del TT tn fan allen gamilisn rpr.
fdttis, I'm, .rtnr rtttis tn,r,sr fplort sur Sanb
u fsfn. Sn ben Isstsn finf;etn Ronatst itnb
taulsnbe BON 8eusniftt aus allen 2betlen Der
melt e%ntpfanse1 unb TT bisies isbtnfaQs tr
bette Septis fur bic aussssidnetsn gtssis
f3aftsn biefss bssarnttn 5tilraitttls.
Die b.risnttsn esntl6.n gamtltsn>W sbt3t>
fen, 5araburs.r 9ruftbse unb ariuttrpFaiter,
jufanrnen NIT benz erpstn S6mer3sn4.itmtiteI
ct. Safcbs Del ftnb unibertreflt1 in ttrtr
DtrtfaHtsit uab rsas 8psifsI bic bsfsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Gas bette SeilniitteI.

Safpbs SsI bas befs bw
isst befannts 9 d
senbstImittsl senonnt
fpsrbsn unb Serbtent %
bis1sn Ramsn Der bamit
sr,ieIten Grfplae tpfaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

- Sn 8rauu9meis itarb pI6ss
lid am 2unseni4lase elmer Der dltefsn
unb betporrassnbften Brauni1meissr SUI
rifsn, Senatsprdfosnt Stub. 5tmmsrs
mann, I'M aIter bon "a Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
S4Ief n.

IN VorllB per1bteo am II. UeB.
eth tn ben &reiien Der 8otantter aussiebss
nsr SeIebrter, Der fribsrs Dirsttor bsr
benz Miniiter 5risbentbal eebDrisen Gabris
ten in @%ieBmanusborf, Worts BindIer,
welGe felt %Sabrssbutea NIT sroBem grfolss
BITE Tlora S4lsfen's bur9foridt bat.
Ssin in uorsisIi9em Suitanbs bsfinbIidss
9erbarium nit $1,000 gFan3su nsbii
elmer reitbaItisen botaniiden Bibliotbs.
i6entts sr 1886 benz bOtanti5en @arteu
in 0rssIau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

Mr.. J.. A. Sawyer. OF the Irwin Phillips
Company OF Kcokuk, Iowa. who de-
scribcs himself as "a Republican and a
believer in protection to American in
dustries." has expressed a very positive
opinion OF the Mckinley Tariff bill. He
writes a letter on the snbject to r. N.
latter, OF New York. who is . large
hosiery importer and who is a prominent
member Of the famous Union League
Club. A few sentences from his letter
will show how this prominent Republic
IN feels over the work that Mr.. McKin-
ley has done. Mr.. Sawyer says:
"Our domestic industries have been fos-
tered and protected for many years by iegis-
lative action. They have passed the infan-
tile period. and II they can not now stand
alone. with protective duties averaging a
| per cent let them fall to the ground. our
Representative in Congress. John III. Gear.
sent me the new schedule. l consider Il %
an outrage upon the common practical sense
Of the American peoplel We wantreduct
In import duties-not the contrary. II the
proposed schedule becomes a law. your
busin ess and ours would suffer from the cur
tallment Of consumption OF certain foreign
goods.
~ am tired OF class legislation; the people
generally are tired Of II. We want laws
framed In the interests Of the whole people.
We want rather to increase than diminish
our trade with other countries
Mr.. Sawyer evidently agrecswith Con-
gressman Buttcrwouh that there can be
too much Of a good t~hing-when protec'
ton is the good thing in question.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-20

The fresh air was grateful 10 their OK.
hausttd bodies. but even now tho
tarred and sraselrd roof was uncomfort-
ably hot. Tho awful thought seemed 70
Hash through every mind At once that
hero was their last refuge. Deprive
them Of that and they were indeed
doomed.
No one vcntnrcd near enough 10 tho
edge TO look into tile street. and young
Wracket gave q howl OF terror as he
pointed 70 a thin flame curling up over
tho parapet. Things began 10 look
hopeless
For several minutes John Stone had
been walking about the grayelcd sarface
peering hcin and peering there. Sud-
denly he came 10 them with n look on
his face that no one who saw ever for.
got. II think ] sec q way to save u.s.
he said quietly.
The burning building was situated on
a corner and occupied half a block. II
touched no other building. but was scpar-
ated from the one next TO it By an alley
every inch Of twenty feet wide. The roof
Of the building across the alley was on
an exact level with the one on which they
stood. Towards this alley. then. John
Stone led the way. and when some six
yards from the edge sat down and began
to unlace his shoes. lie threw them 70
one side, and then discarded his coat
and vest.
what are you going 70 do. Stone?"
gasped Mr.. Fireup, his voice husky with
the smoke he had inhaled.
mr.. Fireup," returned the young
man. calmly. II I'M going to leap to
that next building and bring help"
Miss Jessie screamed aloud. You
shall not.7 she shricked. Mr.. Fircup
caught hold OF the rash youths arm,
but relaxed his hold as a let OF flame shot
through the roof not ten feet from
where he stood.
Stone walked to the very edge OF the
awful abyss and carefully scrapcd away
the loose gravel with his hands, to give
his foot purchase for the spring. Then
he carefully measured of about seven
yards 10 the real for his run. Then
standing perfectly erect, with one foot
advanced, raised his hand and com
manded: NOW. gentlemen, perfect
silence. II you please
lie shot forward. One step, two,
three, four. lie is at the brink. lie
has made his spring. He rises in the
air like a greyhound. People far down
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No one who has any appreciation o.
grace and beauty in nature or in art can
fail to recognize the charm OF fine
manners in an individual. We rejoice
in them as we do in . lovely sunset
view, or q beautiful piece Of architect
ure, or q fascinating poem, for their own
sake and for what they express; but
even beyond this they have another IT.
traction in the magnetic power they ex-
ert upon all bcholders in setting them
1t ease, In sweeping away shyncss, awk-
wardncss and restraint. and In stimu-
lating them TO the expression Of what
ever Is best worth cherishing within
them.-Christian Union.
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he LANDS FAIRLY on THE OTHER SIDE.
below sac something shoot across tho
chasm. lie lands fairly on the other
side, slips, stumbles and rolls over and
over. far out OF danger. The athletic
training Of his school days had stood
him in good stead
VII.
Lcaping to his feet like . cat, tho
youth tore across the roof. found the
trap-door leading to the story below.
and disappeared in search Of help.
In five minutes he had reappeared q
the head Of q procession Of men who
brought with them ladders and planks.
The ladders were stretched over the
chasm. the planks laid upon them, and
ovcr the crazy bridge thus constructed
the clerical force Of Fireup. Riskit 4
Co. walked to safety. With his
hands, cut and scratched as they were
by contact with the gravel, John Stone
helped Miss Jessie across. b carried
in her arms his coat. vest and shoes.
and presently. when no one was looking.
gave them a sort OF hug, as though she
wished they mad a tenant
As the ladders and planks we're with
drawn the roof on which the rescued
ones had been standing two minutes
before went down in one mighty mass
OF flame and smoke.
VIII.
Every one was temporarily cared for
in the offices OF a big firm two or three
floors below, where their remarkable
story caused no end Of astonishment.
1t had been supposed that the Fireup,
Riskit & Co. people were the first to es-
cape when the alarm went out.
Catching John Stone for a moment BY
himself Mr.. Fireup laid his hand on the
young mans shoulder as tcndcrly as .
father might have done and observed:
John. dating from to-day consider
yourself the Co. Of Fireup, Riskit &
Co..
Five minutes later John Stonc found
Miss Jessie crying softly in a corner
and gazing with a sort Of admiration at
the shoes, coat and vest that now
adorned the person OF their lawful
owner. Miss jessie" he asked her,
do you think ] am q poltroon?"
The reply Of the fair ty~pe-writcr IS
not recorded. Harold X. Vynnc, In
Chicago journal.
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The surplus, which has caused our
statesmen so much trouble, IL rapidly
melting away. Congress Is voting away
money ont Of the treasury az such a
rapid rate that the President is reported
to be alarmed. He fears that the sur
plus will soon become q deficit
Docs not this reckless use Of the pub
lie money grow out OF the fact that the
taxation which raises IL is disguised "
the form OF a tariff? When a mar puts
his hand into his pocket and pays out
his money to the tax collector, he secs
his bills going and II hurts. lie knows
exactly how many dollars and cents he
Is out Of pocket.
hut as the National taxes, except on
whisky and tobacco, are raised by duties
on foreign goods, ne man knows just
how much he pays to the Government;
and still less does any man know how
much he pays TO the protected classes
whose goods he buys.
III those two facts could M seen and
measured by every man when ne buys
tarif-protected goods. we should have
less OF extravaganza in Congrcss-and
certainly less Of protection. too.
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'ss'or shaft, and politely invite him
axe a ride; invitations which he de-
.a'a gravely and proceeded on his
-np downstairs. Even the colorcd
ssss hoy caught on" after awhile
hded his guying to the rest.
~''e guying grew monotonous, how
ana there was soon q widespread
..os''y 70 know why tho new clerk
r.a not ride in the elevator. One
~ Saturday afternoon. while both
neads Of the firm were out, and
n vas idle or nearly 50. Mr..
ICY the cashier, called out 70 Stone,
vas passing him with . load Of
~ under his arm: Say. Stone, why
! you ride In the elevators
~ nivht hese heard : pin drop Il
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boHN STONE, POLTROON.
Feat or q Man Who Was
Afraid Of an Elevator.

HE unpopulari-
~ 81 the youth
seemed TO date
from the day he
entered tho Of
flee.
His name, like
his face. was
plain. lie was
introduced 10 his
cllow-cmploycs
as John Stone.
lie had . square,
pale face, with
cx p nsiyc
brow and a
mouth ''rather
too large tochcw
soup WITH as
the ca hier af-
terward rather
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sSec here. Browne, did you tell Bar
rows that wouldn't run of with . red.
hot stovey"
Eyes. / did. Bronson, but I'm willing
- admit I was wfong.r-Thc Jury.
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Tho scines which fishermen use ant
the twinc from which they atc made
have felt the heavy hand Of Mckinley
The duty on them u doubled