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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
Destruction of Dead Sea Myths.

Between 1870 and 1880 came two
killing blows at the older theories, and
they were dealt by two American schol-
ars of the highest character. First of
these may be mentioned DR.. Phillip
Schaff, professor in the presbyterian
theological seminary at New York,
who published his travels In 1877. In
high degree he united the scientific
with the religious spirit, but the trait
which made him specially fit for deal
ing with the subject was his straight
forward. German honesty. He tells
the simple truth regarding the pillar
of salt, so far as its physical origin and
characteristics are concerned. and
leaves his readers to draw the natural
inference as to its relation to the myth.
With the fate of DR.. Robertson Smith
in Scotland and DR.. Woodrow in South
Carolina before. him-both recently
driven from their professorships for
truth-telling-Dr. Schatf deserves hon
or for telling as much as he does.
Similar in effect, and even more bold
in statement, were the Travels of
the Rev. Henry Osborne, published in
1878.
Thus comes out, little by little, the
truth regarding the Dead sea myths,
and especially the salt pillar at Usdum,
but the final truth remained to be told,
and now one of the purest men and
truest diyines of this country told it.
Arthur Stanley, dean of Westminster,
visiting the country and thoroughly ex-
ploring it, allowed that the physical
features of the Dead sea and its shores
suggested the myths and legends, and
he sums up the whole as follows: "a
great mass OF legends and exaggera
tions, partly the cause and partly the
result of the old belief that the cities
were buried under the Dead sea, ha:
been gradually removed in recent
Years.-Prof. Andrea0 D. White y
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
"A MEMORY OF MOTHER.


At times as a boy wandered wide,
Or late in the night did roam;
My mother would wait by the tireside,
Good mother, till came home.
AS her vigil lone by the lamp was kept,
Many a baby robe she made;
Or while brothers and sisters soundly slept,
For them and me She prayed.
She never reproved me when came,
But softly unlocked the door;
Never for me had she word or blame,
But a welcome smile she wore.
And sometimes think. though may bewrong
In that heavenly home above,
She awaits her boy, her child of song,
By the lamp OF eternal love.
For the one stray sheep Of the loved eleven,
Away on the wilds of sin;
That mother at peace by the heart OF heaven
viii wait till that son comes in.
Moses Taggart, in Woman's Tribune.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
THE UNION from now until the first ol
January for only fifty cents. Try it.
NOTICE OF TIMBER CULTURE.
Land dice at Rapid City. S. D.,

Land O-lce az RAPID City. .. w.,
June II, 1890.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by John s. Getchell against Yelling
ton F. Sharai, for failure to comply with
law as to Timber Culture Entry No. 958
dated July 4th 1884, upon lots and 2 and
N rs E Z sec. Township south, range
E, B.. II. Nj. in Pennington county, s. D.,
with a view to the cancellation of said en-
try; contestant alleging that the said Well
ington F. Sharai failed to break 5 acres
on said tract of land the second year after
entry being the year endingJuly 4, 1886,
also that he failed to plant any trees
tree seeds or cuttings on said tract during
the third year after entry. being the year
ending July 4th 1887 and also that he
entirely failed to cultivate or break any
land on said tract during all the time since
said entry was made and has entirely failed
to plant or cause to be planted any trees,
tree seeds or cuttings on said tract for all
of the time since entry was made, and that
there are no trees growing on said tract
| and that said failure still exists. This
notice is made in compliance with com
missioner's letter "H" of June 8, 1880
ordering new service. The said parties arr
hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 31st day of July. 1890, at 10 o'clocl
A. NJ, toirespond and furnish tsstimon.
concerning said alleged failure.
Up. LusE, Register.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
O-'------------
Destroyed by Tightening.

At about one o'clock Sunday morning,
residents in the vicinity OF the Ensor
school house, north OF Box Elder, were
awakened by loud clap OF thunder and
it was soon discovered that the bolt had
struck the grain stacks OF Joel Thacker.
Messrs. Thacker and Ensor and sons and
Mr.. Ingersoll were soon on the ground
and by throwing down a good portion
OF one stack and covering the butt with
blankets. which were kept wet by the
water packed from a we'll at some dis
tance from the fire, a small portion OF
the grain was saved. The few present
must have done some tall work, as the
grain saved was not over eight feet from
two ricks which burned 1t is estimated
that 1875 bushels OF oats and from rs to
100 bushels of wheat was lost. The
grain saved has since been threshed and
there was some eighty bushels OF it.
There was no insurance and the loss is a
heavy one for Mr., Thacker and family.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
A business Change.

The change in the firm OF Bardenwer-
per & Barber came one day too late for
last weeks issue. Mr.. Bardenwerper
has sold his interest i'll the business to
S. D. Barber and the new firm will be
known as S. D. Barber & Son. The bus
mess will be under the direct charge OF
the former partner, James Barber. 1t
would be presumptuous for us to attempt
to introduce this firm to the people OF
the city and vicinity. They are old
timers whose friends and acquaintance
are without number. Mr.. James Barber
has already proven himself at home il
the trade and with new goods and en-
larged lines the new firm will have it,
hands FULL.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
Cases Continued,

In the original package cases Of Dority,
of Rockford, and Lovett and Horgan, OF
Hill City, which came before Judge Nc
Gee on last Saturday, affidavitwas made
that necessary witnesses could not be
procured by defense and the case was
continued to the January term of court.
The parties are held under $4OO bonds.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
Markets..

So much hay has been coming in for
the last few days that the market is
dull, some selling as low as IS. The
general price is Sc to $40, according to
quality. Butter is twenty cents and
eggs fifteen cents in trade. Potatoes are
bringing three cents per pound.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

Just because "Kep" is figuring on making
an impression upon one of Fred Dupree's
Indian daughters he thinks every other fell
low in town is trying to do the same thing.
That $4,000 worth of stock would indeed
be nice haul for common newspaper
man, but then we wish ''Kep'' success in
his new undertaking. Pierre Capital.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

Mrs. Kleev, formerly of Rushville, Neb.,
has opened millinery and dress-1mak-
ing business in the Kittrell & Sweeny
block, one door east OF The UNION en-
trance on Main street. Her rooms are
very tastily arranged and a fine stock OF
millinery goods are displayed.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

Prohibition Dodged-They Refuse to En-
dorse Woman Suffrage, but Cordially
Admit the Indian-The Ticket.
Representatives in Congress-John A.
Piclller and John r. Gamble.
Governor-Arthur G. Mellette.
Lieutenant Governor-William H.
Hoffman.
Treasurer-W. w. Taylor.
Auditor-L. G. Taylor.
Attorney General Robert Dollard.
Superintendent Public Instruction
Salmon OF Turner.
Commissioner OF Public Lands
Thomas III: Ruth.
Commissioner OF Labor-R. A. Smith.
A full report OF the convention is not
yet at hand. There were some contest
ing delegations which delayed the report
OF the committee on credentials. A deaf
ear was turned to the appeals OF woman
and yet the report states that many
Indians were present and cordially re-
ceiyed, two being admitted as delegates.
Prohibition does not go in the platform,
but the party pledges itself to enforce
ment. To even this Sol Star objects,
but is persuaded to submit.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

A kind-hearted woman at La Crosse
bought five cords of wood and three
bucE-saws and gave all tramps a chance
to earn a meal. They stole the saws,
and BOYS stole the wood. and one day
: tramp entered the house of the k.-h.
W., scared her most to death, and stole
her watch. a x
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

A subscriber OF The UNION has six
mares with FIVE spring colts which she is
anxious to dispose OF at once. Two Of
the number are broken and one is a
gentle single horse For further particu-
lars call at this office
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

n h1OTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.-U.S IS. Land
IN Office, Rapid City, August 4, 1890. Com
plaint having been entered at this Office by
William W. Lewis against Robert McQuoid for
failure to comply with law as to timberculture
entry No. 1775 dated June 10, 1886, upon the
southwest quarter Of section twenty, township
one north, range eleven east, b.. H. II, Hi
Pennington county, South Dakota, with q
view to the cancellation Of said entry; eoutes-
tant alleging that said Robert McQtldids
failed to break or cause to be broken five acres
on said tract the first year, ending June i0,
five acres on said tracL the second year ending
June 10, 1888, and failed to plant Or cause TO
be planted five acres of trees, tree seeds or cut.
tings the third year after entry ending June IL,
1850, and further failed TO plant or cause to be
planted on said tract five acres of trees frpe
seeds or cuttings the fourth year ending June 10
1890, as required by law and such failure stiit
continue. The said parties are hereby snms
moned TO appear at this office on the esxtenth
day Of septembes, 1890, at 10 o'clock q. M, 10
respond and furnish testimony concerning said.
| alleged failure. "a J. r. LusE, Ra9istex
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

S. D. Barber & Son, OF the Red Front
store, desire the farmers trade. They
handle farm produce.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
v. H. MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ONCE Over Black Hills National Bank.
RAPID CITY, D. .

NOTARY PUBLIC. cosvEYAscEa
S. J. SCRIBER,
Real Estate and Loans. U. s. Pension agent
Rapid City, Dakota. Room i, Flormani
Block. Next Door to Telegraph Office
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

TAKEN UP.-By C. H. Mattoon two black
L and white hogs, weight about eighty pounds
each, square cut off end of left ear. Owner can
have same by paying cost.
EHSTRAY-Camc to the residence OF the sub
H scriber on Belcher draw two and one-haf
miles north OF Box Elder, about May 25, one
roam gelding, about Ten years old and will weigh
about 1000. Branded bar on left shoulder
Has been worked Parties can have same by
proving property and paying for this notice
36-4 Rapid City. Joseph Waterson.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

For the corn palace at Sioux City
agents of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis-
souri, Valley and Sioux City & Pacific
railroads will sell excursion tickets at
one fare for the round trip. Inquire OF
any agent or write Mr.. Jonas NJ. Cleland,
secretary OF Sioux City corn palaces,
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29
Smoked meats OF all kinds at the low
est figures at Schleuning & Young's.
DIED

1890, Ethel B. aged four years, daughter OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Doughenbough, Of Spring
creek.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

A full line OF stone churns, preserve
jars and jugs at S. D. Barber & Son,
Red Front,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-08-29

Chas. Himebaugh has opened a feed
store and commission house in the John
son block, Main street. A. c. Stevens is
in charge
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

@eitsrs grIdutsrunssu iinb ni9t nOtbis,
bic 3abIsu iprs4su fur fi& isItf. 3 8
Centrum unb bie 6 isrpatiusn itnb intatt
aus benz bittsren 81 -ltampf beruorsesaus
gen, cine Ebatia9s, wsI4s bas SanjIers
Stsau, bic vRorbbeuti9e aassmsins" =,
gang bsiOubsrs beroorbebt. Wau uia
baraus i9IieBen, baB iI4 gismard nit
benz gsbanssn trdst, cine uOlise aasiObs
nuns NIT bsm Centrum au,ubabnsn, UNI
auf bieie 8siis cine rssierunssfrsunblide
Waioritdt I'M nddfsn &sidstase gu ersie:
len. Nuf Der antsrn Seits bsutsn bic
r9amburasr 9ta9ri9ten~ sine 8eitrdus
tuus bss allsemeinen 8abIrs9ts an, UNI
babur9 bsr iOsiaIiitii9su grupasanba
9alt su sebietsn, b. 3. ben 8opf mad art
tes SOssls StrauB Dor Der @sfabr in ben
Sanb 3u iisden. ,lsbsr bic SOrtidritts unb
Radi9rttte bss Socialismus tann es tein
bsiisrss Barometer ais bic &eitstasswabs
len ssbsn.
9eri9twetie psrIautet, bab
Der oeutide aaiier tn einsm 5aubi9rsibsn
an ben papit ben enssn 8uiammsnbans
Der BON ibm porssi@Iassnen itautsiosiaIi:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Tefesrap6if&e 9epef6en.
Oeuti dian b.

BerIin, 4. Wdr3. Der Raiier WiIs
bslm uirb im ud4iten CONNER Rorwsssn
bsiudsn.
Berlin, 4. Wdra. Gin bisfssr Sps
titsr bat eine gsifeuuus auf 2iefsruns pon
1000 6srrsldieru fur bas 5ssr sur 9sobs
adtuns Der Birsanssn bss rau9Iuisn
YuIpsis s,baltsn.
Ser Sabritarbsitsr. Ausifnnb in Barmen
srsift nm ii1. Uie Arbsiter pon finf ssas
briten babsu bic Nrbeit bsreits einseitellt
unb bic In anbsrsn Sabri.su broben aussus
itsbsn. Die uon benz ausfanbs bstroffss
nsn Sabritsn perbeu 3ur Ssrbinbsruus pon
ausi9rsitunssn Der ausitdnoiidsn poll.
ssili5 bsuadt.
Der Raiisr bate am Samiias na5 oem
ben Mitslisbsrn bss Staatsratbs ueraus
italtetsn 9afmable elm Idnssres Yriuats
@eiprd9 nit benz So3iaIiiten 8udboIs,
in pddsm sr bsmsrtts, baB bic aufbsbuns
bes 9slsses sessn ben So3iaIismus fiber
iei. gr tabslte fdarf bas Auitreteu Der
6erren Stumm, Ssnts unb Barre ussen
ibrss bartndfissn 8iberitanbss sessn bic
BON ibm beabii4tists ginissuns uOu arbsi'
tsrausi9dHsn.
Die taiisrli9eu a.bsits: grIa1e iolen In
allen 6abritsn unb an aasn OffsntIi5sn
Srtst ansebsftst werbsu.
Berlin, 4. Wdr3. gs beiBt, bas
Der Railsr bic @rubsnbeiser aus ber
Saarssssnb, bic ibm ois aufpartuns se.
madt babsn. sebOris absetansslt bat.
arupp fibrts bic gertbeibisuus Der arbeits
ssbsr.-
Berlin, 4. Wdrs. Der Raiier bat
bic Gbii5t ausseipro6en, ben prsuBii9en
Staatsratb sur gsratbuns alIsr widtiaen
@sissssuorIasen sinSubsrufsn unb baoar6
stne psitere anidaauns pon 0tnssn ber
@sissssbans 3u erbaIten, ais Ct iis tn ber
8sratbuns bss Staatsminiiteriums srbaIs
ten tam. gr betont bic Notbweubiateit
Der grri4tuns zines Sps3iaIsgursaus fu,
MrbsitssS Statiitit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
Sabrgang 10. 9ubuqu, Soma 9ieufas, H. MdrS 1890.
Aud Ganaoa fat isst feline Spra.

Aud Ganaoa fat isst feline Spra
dsnbsse. Sie bat ibren GinSus tn'I
gurIamsut ss5altsn. Ote Sisuns, ii
weI9sr Der bs,iidtists antras 3ur Ser
banbIuns tam, muBte bes gumultss meyer
uertast werbsn. Su Der nd6itsu sisuu!
srbub fi9 unter anosrn isIbit bsr Stslusr
trster Der &0nisin uon England, Si'
Snbn Wc OonaIb, Elm sebOrensr Sdott
Idnoer. uut seseu ben atutrus 8u iprsden
ginen beionbers tisfen ginbrud utadte be,
S9IuB isinsr Rsbs. v8ssrabt snblid
bisisn abi9sulidsn 9tationaIitatsnfrsit
- risf er NIT s,bobsneu 5dnbsn - res
1T elm 0abniinn, Stamm sesen Stamu
unb Spra6s sessn SpraSe gu bessn,
Die BobIfabrt bss 9untss watbs babel
su @runbe sebeu. Spra9sns unb RsIi:
siOnstrisss bubsu idou muudss 2anb iu's
getbetbsu seitarstr Sollsn iis aud bas
frissIide Slid uuierss Canada ruinirsn
6aben mir benu ui9t untsr benz alien Ser
trase NIT ben fran;0Ritsu gunabisru i'm
betsn @intlans seIsbt2 @sssu ben infa.
men gs,ia6, bisiss freunbIi9s giuusrs
ffantniB gu ft0rsu, p,otsitirs i'd I'M Ramsn
bss @b,iasntbums, proteitire id i'm gtamsu
bsr Sumuuitdt, protsit fire i'd I'M Ramsn
unisrss 2anbss!"
'SisrSu bsmsrtt bic wNmsrita" BON ct.
2cuis - uno mir itimmen tbr uolltommen
Bel: go m69ten aud mir ben Ratiuiitsn
uon Sqinois unb DiscOniin, ia aud &c:
wihen tatbuIii9en gsatiuiiteu surufsu:
r@ssen ben ru9Ioisu 8sriu9. has felt
Wsui9snaItsru sIitIi9 bsfsiiists. Ginpsr.
itdpbn;B 3uii5su Sir5ern bsutidsr uni
sasIi9sr 3unse burd uuterbritGns be,
bsuti9su Sprade su it0rsn. p,otsitIrer nj,
i'm Rameu tss @briitsrtbums, protsitirsu
mir I'm 0amen Der Sumanitdt, prctsittrsu
mir i'm Ramsn unisres 2anbss!"
Rad uub na d fanssn bic repubIi'
tanii9sn 5rsibsitsbuisIsr on, eiu 5aar in
oer braiiliauiiten Yrhbe gu fnbsn. 0is
Rssieruns bat udmli9 cine 8s,orbnune
stIufen, baB aus i'm 9anbs wobuenbeu
frsmbsn Raufeute it4 uaturaIiitreu Iafsu
mhfen. 9tatirli9 itub bic europdii9su
Sitmen, beiOubets Deuti9e, gnsIants,
unb 5ransoien, bunn uber uu9 StaIiene,
unb Spanisr, tamit ni&t iebr 3ufrtsbsr
unb England SrObt bsbuessn ber iuuseu
i5reimaurerrtp IbIit S4pie,is.sitsn gu ma:
den. Der gusIdnber IdBt itd ni@t ID
lei9t naturaIiiireu. bsnn Once an Eng,
lishman, an Englishman forever, beiBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

setittse @etrdnte uer3opft werosn uno au'
Sonntas bic ausfsauns sei&lofsn bIsibt.
Das ben gics grdFbsnteu abortion Be:
trifft, 10 wirb btsier wobl, ba er ieIbit tn
isiusm Sauie etuen vSaIubn" bstrsiben
IdBt, ben Bini9en Der iunsen unb aIten
Gsmpsrenswsibsr .aum @sb0r i@eu.en
cine anbere sa9s 1T eS absr NIT Ssnator
Blair unb manden ietuer amtsb,iiber, bic
ss 3par nidt usri9mdben, beiuIi@ einsn
vOlb Bourbon" binter bic 8inte su siss
Gen, absr 6ffsntIi9 ben bsu9Ierii9sn gans
.eesSittsn nit idsinbsiIisen Wienen Reds
uuus trasen.
DaB n Soma unb &anias ein isbr
widtiser l1mi9uuns TN 9auss TT, bas
baben bie Dor. Wo9e in bteien beibsn
Staatsn abssbaItsnen Stabtuablen aufs
gtsue unb tIar be,pieien. Sn ben Wablen
In bsibsn Staateu brebte ii9 has Saterefe
um bic grobibitionsfrass. go erwdbIte
bis Staatsbauptitabt Sowa's, Oes Woines,
bus sau,s tsmo.rutii9s Sidst. Sn Sort
Dodge uutbe sum eritsn Wale, 70 Ianse
bie Stabt beiiebt, bas bsmotratiite Ettet
ermdbIt. Sttumwa bIisb ni9t suriid unb
rsrmsb.ts bie hsmotratii9e Maioritdt.
MebnIi9e Bsrtdts laufsn aus allen tleines
rem Stdbtsu bes Staates eia, weI9e friber
nur cine rspubIitauii9 prObibitiOniitii9e
Ruioritdt absesebsu babsn.
Das Sdidial Der Yrobibitioa iit In
Soma bsiisseIt; bic sesenpdrtise eesisIa:
tur mag nun bas @sies uiberrufen oosr
nitt. Dsnn bic &spubIitaner tIus fnb,
psrbsn fs su befsn Btberruf bsbiIfi5
isin. @snn uitt, wirb its Der Corn bes
goIsss unb Der Gag Der gerstItuus ereiIeu.
6anias birfts Soma fOIssn, 70 baIo ii9
nur bic @sIssenbeit ba3u bietst. Osnn
bort mar bisisIbs pofsnbafts ausiabruus
bss @sissss; bisieIbs Ssu9sIst uub Bss
triserei, bisisIbs grpsefuns an ni9t Iicsus
firtsn Bhtbi@aflsu ieitens Der Ssautsn; (;
unb ss wurbe aud ebsnio uisI an @strdus
Ten usreuuft, wis tn Soma. Die BrObis
bitiou bat tn Rarias ute In Soma tisielbe
Wirtuns ssbabt. Oie Burger in beioen
Staaten empfnben IS bitter, baB batur9
ibnsn b,iidsnbe Steusrn aufsrIsst uetbsn.
Sn Runias wie in Soma fanssn bic Burger
an su bssrsifsn, buB selbitnbaItuns bus
bas e,its Naturssiss TT unb baB ibr Sus
tsrsRs ni9t NIT benz Sutsrsfs Der YoIititsr
uub Asmts,iiser ioentii9 1T.
NuSlano.
Aus 9euti&lauo liesen nun aud Be-
ri4.s ibsr bic Stt9wubIen uor, 10 baS
man bas satse grsebuiB ber @sidstass:
wabI isst tsnnt. I'm uniern 9sisru bic
Stsquns Der Yarteien tIar 81 MAIDEN,
Iai1en mir bic 3uiammenissuns bss &ei9sz
tags mad ben usri@isoeusn DabIer isit
1881 fOlssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
preiie Ger 2ln,eteen.

preiie Ger 2ln,eieen.
Seo'r 3OI her spalts per Sabr.. ,.s1s.0o
@onate { 500
Fir ie5e 3eile grepier, ober beren Raum, bas
eritemal 10 Gents. bic nd9teumaIe Gents.
Seiratbss uub 5obesan3eisen nit Spru6
$3.50, obne Spru6 $1.00.
auspdrttsc au,siseu miHsu uorausbes sablt uerbsn.
In3eiger fir Renics, 0otterien, @litsipieh
&C., bic benz Settle Der tatb Rirds 3uwiber;; iirp
ben feline aufnabme.
anset8et fenoe man fpdteaenS
Wonta8 Worsen etn.
Job.1rbeiteu aller 0rt prompt uno
bilIis auseefibrt.
Office ser ,,0aBstte",
NA. So ....A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11
u beiituisu.

&om, 4. RdrB. Der aOuis Wsenslst
wirb Stalien's Ssiitanb In allen unters
banbIunssu NIT anberen Wd9ten annebs
men uno StaIisn tn allen ssmerbIi9sn unb
9aubeIs'llnteraebmunSen Der gorraps sius
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-11

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The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17
BRITISH INVESTMENTS.


The Result OF Their Pouring Into the
United States.
It Is NO wonder, then, with . constant
aggregation Of capital pouring in upon
Great Britain, with an inability to make
it yield . profit within her own domain
and, still further, the impossibility Of
finding any other country where it can
be so safely invested, she should turn
in the direction of the United States,
which alone of all nations seems to
combine all the elements of safety and
profit From list recently published
it appears that the amount of English
money which has been invested in indus
trial enterprises in the United States
has equaled, in the last two years,
about 81, 900. 900 = week. amounting In
all to about $1o0, 900, 600. 1t is
not dificult to estimate the ultimate
influences set in motion by such a prac-
teal union Of material interests between
the two great English speaking nations
Of the world. Mr.. Gladstone, in his
Paris speech, referring to the predic-
ton that at the end of another hundred
years the population of this continent
may be COO, GOO, 900, recognized ''thc
prospective and approaching right Of
America to be the great organ Of the
powerful English tongue; and. allud'
ing to the United States and Great
Britain. added these significant words
that .'there was no cause upon earth
that should now or hereafter divide one
from the other."' That the interest oi
mankind at large will be advanced by Z
close bond of union between two grea'
Anglo-Saxon nations, no one can doubt
and nothing will contribute more Ger
tainly to this harmony than the mutual
| ity of interests which is certain to b
created by the investment Of British
capital in American industrial enter
prises. .-Erastus Wiman, in North Amer
lean Review.