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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
4 Wonderful Thing on Ninth Street.

One Of those wonderful Mason &
Risch Vocation Organs rev style) can
be seen at Hume, Minor e Co.'S, on
Ninth street. Churches, musicians, and
those preferring pipe tones will find this
a wonderful instrument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
nrNrrAcroR OF MANKTNp.
ENGlNE-HOUSE NO. z.
This Model Station to BE Ready for Service
from To-Morrow.


from To-Morrow.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners have
ouietly erected a most handsome and
model engine-house in the very centre Of
the business district, which is not only a
credit TO the city but valuable addition
to her properties. Nowhere IN the south
ern States. perhaps, is there an engine
house 50 complete. The plans were made
by the Chief Engineer, W. q. Fuller,
assisted by the Superintendent OF Fire
Alarm, W. II. Thompson, and the struc-
ture embodies the latest convenlences.
Captain Sam. Herndon, an old veteran
fire fighter. was the general contractor,
and has well performed his work.
The house is located on Cary street
between Ninth and Tenth, and covers
the heavy mill and factory districts and
will be known from Monday as Engine
Company No. 7. The house is supplied
with what is known as vestibule front,
which enables the doors to be thrown TO
the front, and is finished in panel and
imitation oak. The dormitory is sup
piled with billiard.room. sleeping apart
ments. and other modern conveniences
The Fire Board have purchased and
placed there first class Gould enginewith
a capacity of 1000 gallons OF water
minute, and o four-wheel hose wagon,
all under command of Captain John
Walthall. The bell weighing 800
pounds has been received and will be
heard for the first time in that locality.
The cost of the entire plant, house, en-
CINE, &c, Will be about SD, 600, which
the board have acquired by strict econ
omy, desiring TO progress with the alb
solute need of the city without increased
appropriations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
FRENCH FLaNNFrq

the came quality y0u always paw rl
75c. per yard we are ol.r.ng n ..'-s
ct 5jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

has reduced prices on ell their Ready
Made HeadWear also, special prices
on all things in the department. The
work-room is one of the most efficient to
be found in America. All orders are at
tended to promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

The importance of making ho.li f 4,
lections this week cannot 10 ais' a,,,
strongly. The three re@'ilil ',..,,si
prior 10 Christmas will he one - -,
lam OF buyers, as il Away, Is ' -,
no pleasure to buyer or seller -. ,s,l
those ~ who wait are obliged to ','' ". s,l
they car get as the be'' OF Nv
will DO all gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
THIS WELH

Wa offer extra inducements g. a' Up
chasers whether for personal a r 20,
holiday giits-to come and s.cus Nts7
lines Of goods viii be offered ar t4
cost. Our main object ,L SO joa,t %
reduce our stock in the lelt s.N Jiss a,
much as possible
We would advise you Tor yonr osa
comfort 70 do your shopping efy %
the day and ayoid the inevitable rh
later in the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Dry Goods

need. We know 1t. The after-Chris
mas prices will he instituted, BEGIN
MING MONDAY MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
ORNAMENTS.

Chenille Flowerand Ornament t.@
Balls and Ornaments. Metal Jrm "a
etc. for Fancy Work-alI mar. -.''
10 about half regular prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Great bargains in Santa Claus Slip
pers ut FORD & PEATRoss's
421 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Secondhand Upright Pianos Cheap
at hume, Minor & Coz on Ninth
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

totake advantage ofourclosingoutrr.
Everything in our immeuss ST.. 4.
marked down 20 cost We soon r.y. b.
Broad street, and W. don't SAINT q. ,,,.,
any OF this stock with u.s. Our g sst,
display of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Dress
'--'--- are marked to pre-
Thin, min nc cisely one half the
0'|0'''0'0S' prices they were.

GRAY Astrachan -''---'- t h
storm collars and I NoDoo satin
lining. sA75. O'oI'Co' IS. so is
the proper price. t.------,.------a Il h o
finest Wool Seal sells for Sl6-S2l.5O
is the best value everywhere Black An
CORA, satin lined, with storm collar, 50. 70;
Combination Of Black Plush and Astra-
chan Capes, $3.50; Plush Capss that
were 80 So now So Real Monkey Col
lars, with long Boas attached, trimmed
WITH seal, for SS-would cost $40 to or
der. Muf's, Children's Sets. and al
kinds Of Furs for less than cost.
Want to give you real
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Upwards Of 80 pieces OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Dry GOODS AND WRAPS.

Notwithstanding our unusual prepa-
rations for a large share of patronage for
holiday goods We have kept up to It's full
standard OF excellence our regular stock
of Dress Goods, Carpets, Oil-Cioths,
Rugs, Flannels, Housekeeping Goods,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Under
wear, etc., and last but not least We call
attention to the choice styles Of Wraps
for Ladies and Misses OF which we have
full assortment at lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
COUNTY COURT OF HENMco.

Meade Haskins, special commissioner,
10 ID. Mitteldorfer, 275 feet on north
aide OF Blair street near Randolph, 1916
feet on Winder street at northwest cor
ner of Randolph, 1913 feet ON BLAIR
street at northwest corner of Washington,
and 800 feet on Blair street at southwest
corner OF Randolph, 1912.
Same to j. NJ. Taylor. 45 feet on
north side Of Winder street, SlSS.l0
W. w. Lsndrum and wife to James
l.. Gocde, acres on Charles City road
four miles east of Richmond, $50.
ID. Mitteldorfer to ID. Mitteldorfer's,
A. J. Aarcuse's, Thalhimer Brothers
trustee, 396 feet on north side of Winder
street. s..
same TO ID. Mitteldorfer's aud Thslhi-
mer Brothers trustee, "A feet on north
side Of Blair street near Randolph and
Bog feet on south side OF Blair street near
Randolph, s..
Same to p. W. Rafter, 1913 feet on
north side OF Blair street, s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Get pair of those fine Slippers from
Ford & PEATRoss,
42l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

HOLIDAY GOODS

For the benefit Of all ,ho,s s..' 80, -
not seen our stock We say y NJ : =. Z,
10 visit Us before You maSe you ~
tiona Our entire basement l.'i p ~.s
10 oyeraowing with eyerytb'ns -,
the young hearts glad and llo o.l.' /, -
happy. ANDTHE PRICE '- !, "a,
importsnt thing. As va move T. !, -.',
We have marked our whole sio,A /" \ a
a small advance above the Cost q
out everything by Christmas I've
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
ruE conEN coMrANY-contIaued.

THE COHEN COMpANY--CcntisnestaI...-
a Cloth Bound Book 19c. will boy. Sta
tionery OF every description.
s1.b0 will buy a Ladies' or Misses
Jacket that making OF is fully that; La
dies Heavy Tailor-Made Jackets Tor - I;
Ladies Light Weight Long
So for choice Of them that IL r(JDsl
were invoiced from 81. so to
$40. -
Plaid Cancels Long Wraps, S.
from sl2.SS. Yes, cheaper ones-some
last seasons Wraps, So for what was
Sl1.S3: $3.50 for what were 81. All OF
this seasons Wraps are on sale at re-
duced prices--some OF the hard-to-get
ones as well. Here is q Camels-Hslr
Cheyiot Double Breasted Tailor Made
for So: another, trimmed with astra-
chan, So from sl1.S5 one trimmed full
length with woolseal fur for Sl6. All
Children's Wraps a third less than form
er price from 75c. up-some not
third their cost,
You wonder why
sell as they do. Con1TifrtninS
pare The present pricesl 90 .
with the normal. Silk ----------------'---
Madras that were 1919 are sold for
s3. 10 another that was $3.50 for Sl.75 /;
those that we're 1919 for So. Curtains
have to be sold-all kinds Of Curtains
Lace, Silk, Chenille, and every other
kind-can't keep them over.
Tapestry that were
Topnofc Use, will DO sold for 5oc. I;
va O0'' the S5c. quality for 65c
English BodyBrussels for IS and 90c. q
ward Ingrains for %, IS, and 0Oc. that
were within a fraction of double. See
the hundreds of rugs and druggets.
Smyrna Single Door Rugs from 90 to
45c. :25c. from 45c. ; 26x45 inch Smyrna
for 81. 80, the price was S2.9S; 30x6O
S225. the price was 50. 63 ; the largest for
2.75, were 1923; Real Oriental Rugs
will be sold for 81 80, were 1915. Every
thing in Carpets and floor covering will
be sold for less than cost to reduce stock
9. 7 4 .@.s5 I5nolenn. S s; +
price was 63c.
--------'-'''-'-'''''"T"--' Don't forget
Boys Clothing. that tina t ne ARE t5o
suits
and the cheaper ones, for less than we
paid for them. The. department has
overbought quantity; that makes your
soc. worth 81 here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
linen Sale.

It helps us as well as yourself. Many
| thousands arc invested hero. A fine
Huckaback Towel that cost 81 q dozen
will be sold for l2Ic. 12ic. Glass Tow
cling for &c. All-Linen Stamped
Tray Cloths for &c; Funged Side
board Scaris. with colored centres, for
25c.-sxtra long for 35c.-not one hall
tho price. Hemstitched Table-Runner'
and Bed Shams for 80 and GOc. that cost
about double. One fourth TO one halt
taken of all Stamped Linens.
LINEN Table-Sets-cloths and nap
kins-the handsomest or cheaper. See
the All-Linen Fringed DoiIies, the best
price of which was sl.48-they are 81.
See the Dinner Napkins for 81 that al
ways sell for for $3.50. The Table
Linens by the yard. The thousand-end-
one things in the departmental for
less than usual prices.
Can't get over but few departments.
Many hours of toll to MARK ALL
THE GOODS FOR THIS SPECIAL
REDUCTION SALE.
Don't forget the Boys Flannel Shirt
Waists that are selling very near half
their cost. All new and fresh.
The greatest
that has ever been Silk .SnIe
made by the house '0'V''
will take place here s.-------'.------------i
this week.
SOC. will buy oil shades Of the best o.
inch 92c. Surahs.
Black All-Silk Faille for 65c. yard.
Black Gros-Grain Silks for 81 that
were S1.69.
Colored Satines for 12lc yard.
Now is the time for Silks. We want
to reduce stock-it's to be when you
want to make Christmas present in
stead Of waiting until the season has
passed. Ali the Silks are at your prices
now, no matter what you want.
The usual 1926 Ladies Undressed
Kid Gloves, Black. Tan, and Gray, will
be sold for Is cents pair-M osquetaire.
Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Ribbons. Mus
lin Underwear, Carpets, Rugs, and Cur
tains, Jewelry, Solid Gold and Silver or
the lover-priced kind, all warranted as
represented, not athing but what YOU can
buy here far below the prices elsewhere.
See the beauties in
The supply has been Leather
gatheredfor the Holiday
trade; Card Gases, real
PUTS6S. seal As cents Japan
- Leather for 70 cents ;
Gentlemen's Bill-Books, leather for Is
cents Leather Pocket Books for 10
cents; Cigar-Csses. russian leather, for
90 cents.
The &c. Purses. the &C. one. 15c., 16c.,
and any prices you can call for. You'll
wonder why thess prices
At the prices sre selling
th az, 0s ySs hs ~ Books s,a Be sold Sl.a IN
A book store - full OF Books
Great knowledge for almost nothing.
Children's Book. too--10c. for the story
OF the Pausy, q 90 book Christmas
Cards and Booklsa See what kind ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
| Carpets
- Don't forget
Ipo,,, DJothin 4 that we are sell
DOJo OOO0'0'''S';ing them, the
----,---,-------.-- --.--.u..-.--'handsome suits

and the cheaper ones, for less than we
paid for them. The. department has
overbought quantity; that makes your
SOC. worth 81 here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Stlb VeIUetS

to s1.9S qualities for s1.25.
Black Silk Velvet, 24inches wide, sold
for $3.50, halfprice, ST. % yard. Fancy
Yelvets at similar and in many cases even
f,raofar ra1uctiOna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
7 Pattern
! Dresses
IL j n t
M01trRin6 Goods.

-
$3.50 will be $3.50; handsome,
braided with velvet, $3.50. Cancels
Hair French Habit Cloth. 30 inches
wide, for 81 yard. 4G-inch Silk Warp
Henrietta, cost sl.8J, for sl.25 another
for 81. Atwood Heavy Serge. 50c a
yard. 40-inch Priestley Camel's Hair,
75c. yard. Not a piece that we can
buy at the prices that we sell these goods
for.
OUT OF SEASON PRICES
THROUGHOUT ALL THE DRY
GOODS PART OF THE STORE.
Fast-Bla Mourning Prints for 4lc.,
the usual Sc. quality. Langdon G. D.
Cotton for Slc. Androscoggin 1O-4
Sheeting, &c.
All the Upholstery Damasks for at
least fourth less than they cost. Don't
want to carry them over.
Ladies SILK B lack or
Black Bottom iHOSo ! wit h Col
ored Tops, COO. 1Ao'0' a pair, lowest
prices were 92c. t--------l o p a.
Length Hose, 36 inches long, Black Bot
tom with Fancy Tops, SOC. pair from
81. Tho fine and cheap Hose 80 at re-
duced prices.
Not often any one can call for a good
that isn't here. Monday be-
tTopcofI gins the sale of a Corset
w "O' that is the best 81 value
s---.--------i sold in the city. All the
value in goodness of material. The best
shape. The price will be SOC. The
Lillian made to orr own order. 1t is at
al times the best 79c. Corset in the city,
but we have to reduce our stock zoe. a
pair now.
" - -. 70 -...-. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
rHE coHEN coMrANy--cess...c.,.
I Handsome Gamo
|! Sets, ID pieces,
ut S9.46 worth
u 90. Handsnrna
TdbJeUGre.

Fish Set, 1922 worth els.
Beautiful Fancy Dishes, sl.22 worth
81. 80 Handsome ete-a-Tete sets, s3.97,
value $3.50; Beautiful Cracker Jars at
sl.25, value 1925; Lace Fruit Dishes
decorated with gold. at S2.l9; Hand
some Ornaments at CSC, Sl.23, sl.9S,
S2.46. $3.50, $4.25, s., up to SlS-all
much less than regular value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

WE WILL OfER on MONDAY,
w Car choice GREEN CABBAGE,
Car fancy GREEN APPLES.
cars cAolce BURBANK POfAIOks,
50 cases fresh ESGS,
Also, FRESH BUTTER.
DRIED FRUITS,
BEANS PEAS. &C.
10 which we ask tho attention OF the grocery
n. wALLERsTEIS & CO,
Fifteenth between Cary and Dock streets.
de 4-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Great Caesars Ghost The Slippers
the Slippers for Santa Claus at
FORD & PEATRoss's,
421 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
ENDOWMENT GUILD,
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded In Richmond and
uenrico.

In the Clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court yesterday the following deeds OF
bargain and sale were recorded
Thomas T.. Stage and wife to Frances
Caldwell, 81 feet on east side Of Twenty
fifth street near Clay, 1000.
Luke Gays trustees TO William John
stone, 20 feet on north side OF n street
between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst,
Sf,92
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Sjlb Pushes
All the
24inch wide

that were from s1.23 to s1.9S--all the
best shades will be sold for 81 yard !;
all the SO TO 79c. qualities for soc. q
yar1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Holiday Goods.

received this season direct from t.,r,-
uiacturer5 and importers. s beyond
question tho finest ever showa 1t.
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

the Colored
that we're SOC. TO
81 WILDE sold for
G0c. :alIthe 81 AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

are 10 bereducedin
quantity. It's the
last C chance TO
catch your actual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Lamps.

$40 Library-Lamps now $3.50; So Ii
brsry-L Lamps now S. 4; SIC Piano-Lamps
complete, now Sl2; 81 Table-Lamps
now So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
MonoIoq zines sdwieqeruaters.

,Da ioQ i'd tlr meiuen S9uieseriobn
5000 Wart S9uIben bs3abIen. 8eaabls
i'd fs ni5t 70 lit sr usrIoren, bssabIe i'd
fs absr. 70 1T bas @slb ualorsn. Was
iou i'd tbun2 - Sect weiB IDS. Sd be-
sabIe fs nidt. ginsn S4pisasriobn Be-.
tomu,e i'd INNER wisber, msin @sIb ubsr
niht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
agerfet Spak mi Grnf.
ltnporiihtiq annoncirt.

Der Ipotbstsr bss Stdotdens 3D., be,
feline Wubsfunben ssrns NIT grpsrimenter
uno Der 9etfsaurs demiider Brdparat,
ausfaate, bate gum Nusen ieiner Wttbir
ger Elm neues &attenstft erfunben unb, I'M
bic Wirtiam,eit besislbsn an ben Iansse'
i1wdnstsn llnboIoeu erprsben gu t0nusn,
i'm bortissn @o9snblatt betannt sema9t,
baB ct fur isbe lsbenb tim iibetbra9tt
&atte 10 Big. bssable. gines Cages
sri4etnt in Der Apotbeee Der &nedt cine,
bera1barten Dorfmible NIT einem Sad
auf benz &iden: Sci mullen 10 moi
Rottsn t0pen, bier iinb 80 Stht i16ne,
grote Wotsrrotten - bat Stif tau 10
Bfsnnins. matt 8 Mart." - Gntiest Of
bteieS Wafenunsebots, itarrt Der apotbss
ter ben Wilertne1t on unb perwsiseri
i9rsdtnsbIst9 bic annabme. ,Na," ent:
sssnsts btsisr barauf TN ssIaIsnftsu Gone,
rbenn iulIen Sci ie umiinf bsbbsu." bebi
etlts ben Eattsniod pom Der Sdulter uni
sibt ieiuen @%sfaussnen bic Sretbsit, BIZ
nun in ben wabuutsisffsn Spraussn ibs,
Slaidsu unb @sfdBe babiuiauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14

Die Sprenguag BON Sriiden, weI9s
pdbrsnb Der Railerman6oer In Harwa
burd bic Sarin beusrtfeIigt worbsn, wirb
wts fOlst sei8iloert. giuen singer ieitsns
osr bo5eu Jrau auf sinsn tlsinsu, &ncpf
uub nit bonnesdbnlttsm Rnau ifisssn on
Der erifsH Srids md5ttse Wafsridulen
auf, nntetmii9t nit 3ni9msttsrtsn 8aI.su
unb So!,trinmsru, bic psntss Se,unben
ipdtsr tlati9snb auf bic errestsn Wafsr
unb bic l1fsr n%isbsri9Iuaen. Die Bride
absr ssiste bret ueit'!affsube Stsusn, lfe
mar uOI!dufs urpaittbar seporbsn.
Wisberum pom RaiisrBeIts aus elm lsitter
Sinse,orud bon sattsr Sano unb aud bic
3weite Bride lag In Trimmern. Mbsr
Der Seinb brdnste mad, bsnn er bsiaB
Bontons uub ueriudts ben llsbsrsans su
er,utnssu. 60 muros uentsitsns ausss
ncmmsn Sn Brtlibt eir parsn natiirIid
be beioen utsr, Der seIdbrliden umbstfiss
gen S'immsr psgsn, abssiper,t. Sect,
in benz a~aSsubltd, in benz man annstmsR
muBte, bag Der Seinb in 8irtli9teit
ben 6luB p~nitsn perhs, erfoIsts bic
grpIoiion elmer Der flsinen Rinen Dun,
bert 6uB bod purbe elm gamer 8afsrbers
emporseidlsuoert. Red Elm Swsitss uno
Elm brittss WaI uieostbplis id has sIsi1s
S9auipiel on anbsrsu sefdbrbstsu Steuen ;
oann aber b,0bnts unD oonns,ts ss pI5Sli4,
bag BITE grte s~itterts: u1ddtiss 0aHerberse
i9Ofsn empor unb melt ibsr ben.s &c, itrdub.
ter WoiitrnebsI iid crbsbenb, wobI big
gu Der 56be uou finfbunssrt SuS, risfse
Stsine, BaItsn, Sriimmsr, ssriplittsrtes
6Ol5, elm pilpss, toues Chaos, bas srft
mad elmer gerarmsu Nsiie Iuisbsr ~bonnsrnb
uno puItetnb auf bic game 5Id5s bss
etwa 200 6uB brsitsu SluHss uuo auf
bic nfsr nieeerprafslte, nit einsm 9drm,
aIs Oh elm Sufautstissefe9t i'm 9anss isi.
Die Istte unb sr6Bte Susa1e, BITE nod
iosben uniduIbi9 NIT benz ausIsbsn zines
9arsbauiss ats benz 8Ofsr smporserast,
mai ~esIprerst porten. Sm grnffau
bdtte bic Wirtuns cine furdtba,s istn
mi len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
GuS Dem 0cletie.

set Malaria fam bic meuidIt6s @iaidtuerit tbr
6unttionen ni6t sur Sdlits psrridtsH. Ssroauuus, lib.
ionNsrans, SusIeeruus fnO in unOrOHuus, OaS But pirt
pdleris, bic Nerueu srmatteu. bic Seli9tsiarbe wirb blsi6
Der S4Ioi lit ssit0rt uns Der appstit IauHsnbaft. S6rst
lid lit otsie ~Srantbett, iirtterIid ibrs GOnisqusnSeu. 81
sibt ~inSsieH ein'bstauutss Ssseusiit ssssu Sas miasmu.
tti5s Silt unO etuen ii6ersr Sbus ssssn OaiIslbe. Su ben
@aIariassgsnOsu Sss SlOsuS uuO gSsters. in Z ibsa me
rita, Guatemala uuS oui Dem Sitbmus pom banana, 10:
ME aud in ben lbsrisetibeu SduOsrn, po bic glase sria
itirt bat Ocs uuuuaabmItde grdUsuttUs uuO Seilmtttsl
Doitsttsr's 0tGssus Sittsrs, wd5reuO Der lsstsn iauiuup.
eretBt9 Sabre OaS @ebtet ietHsr Sraubbarteit bsitduoig e.
Wsttert uuO isiueu i~suusrdusH 8srtb SsmOuitrtrt. "a,
Stttsrs beilt eebsrIstbeu, BeSauuussbsiapsrOtu. Ser
itopiuus, Ntsrtulsi0eu, IBsumatismus uuo aaaemetu
ShmGhP.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
Ra4bar bate i@One. wsiBe, fstte @nten,
uelde untsr ben 5ii9en iebr %aufrdumten.

Na9bar bate i8One, wsiBs, fstte @nten,
wel9e unter ben 5ti9en iebr %aufrdumten.
Der Slider bstradtste nun bic pon ben
guten aufssfaussnen Slide aIs isin @issn,
tbum unb tra1tete banad, fie uiebsr gu
srlarsen. DieB tonrte aber nur bur9
ben Sang Der 6nten sei6ebsn. Gin Stif
Spsd On elmer S9nur balf gum SieIe,
unb cine Gute mad Der anberen uanoetts
auf ben Gid hes armen Siiasts. Iuf
bic Insetge bes reihsn Wunnes bin a6er
eru9tste bas @ert9t bisis Nrt pon Sii1s
fang ais itrafSar. AIs Der Slider aus
benz lburme fam, bsoauerte ibn elmer iet.
ner Sreunoe, elm Ein9er, uno matte, gum
eutsen anbsntsn an BITE Unprecedented Der
8elt, isnes Der SabsI sutIebnts Bib, pts
Der 6u9s ben gnten prebtst, an bas Saus
bes 5tiders. Die Srau bss Isstereu
uerlsst f9 nun isit bieisr 3eit auf
bic 3uberettuns pom i9mudbaftsu 6ii5en
unb jsber, ber tam, UNI has Bib gu
iebsu, psriu9te bic Slide. SuIt wur bes
Siidsrs 9aus cine seiudts Spstiswirtb'
i9aft, bic isinsr SamiIts Slid bssrinbete.
Nadtsr btss bic GtraBe, in Der las 9aus
bes Sii9srs ftanb, i'm 8OItsmunb hui nod:
r@o Der Gu9s ben Guten p~rebist", uub
70 slbisIt tt9 bic ss3si9nuns bis auf ben
beutigen Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
Gin mo6erues Geif1ft.

81: rBie sebt oas @si9dft. bas bsin
Better iest bat?"- B.: v5m... gr
lsbt re&t gut. fibrt elm an itinSisss 5aus,
ldBt feline &iacer gut srtisbsn sabs
len tann er nidt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
9reEirts Sdwalben. Su Roubair muir

SreHirts sdwal6en. Su &oubair uurs
ben nsuIid intersi ante gsriu6e NIT brefirs
ten SdplIben p~orsenommen. Gin
bstannter SpsciaIif. 5etr Sean Sesboas
urie, teiste etpa Is S4waIben, wel4e CT
Dor etpa 8 0o1en pon siuem Bauer err
baltsu unb ieitber brefirt bate. Dte
S9puIbeu, wsl9s nit farbisen gdnbern
uerieben porbsn waren, uurbsn Iosselafen
unb foaen mad ausn Rt9tunsen. Cine
gisrtelitunbe ipdtsr tsbrte bic erfs surid
unb issts ft9 auf siusu Singer Desbou.
uriss ; turss 3sit barauf foIstsn aud aas
ibrisen. 81. Ossbouprie betonts Johann
bic 8orsise Der S9ualbsn Dor ben Taubsn
fir ben 9spsi9snbisui tn &rtess3eiteu. Die
SdwaIbs bat einen piel b0seren unb rai9es
rem Slug als bic Eaube, fe TT treuer,
tIassr unb lsi6tsr ~ srndbren. Nuf Ians
gen Stredsn braudt iie ni9t aus3urubeu,
um Nabruns gu f9 81 nebmen, neil fe
bies I'm 6luse tbut. uno TIT unenblth let9ter
gu brethren als bic Brteftaube. Denients
gen, usIde iSm sinwsubetsn, bas bic S1uaIs
ben i'm 9srbfe iioudrts 3isbsu. eruiebsrts
Sr S%ssbOuurie NIT benz Sinpsis auf bic
Gbatia1s, bas sr lsstsn Wtntsr cine Ans
sabI uou S1walSen tn 6reibeit bebielt unb
bisielbeu suu, minbeiteu ebenio lei4t erndb:
rem tonnte, mie bic Gauben unb bic ibrisen
g6sel. 5r. Ossbcauris bsabR1tist, istne
9sriu1e aud tn anbsren Stdbtsu por3us
nsbu,sn, UNI bic S9waIbeorefur gu per-
brstfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
Ser meripHroialte Sprra Der 0eIt

mar auf ben Platatsn elmer Sabrmartsbube
tn Srlanb a%nsetinbist. @tnsr Der barauf
&sinsefalensn ma9ts benz Director" bic
bsftisffen 8Orpirfe. vSetrlssr feb Sbr!I
risf er watbenibrannt. gusr .8per9" 1T
5 Sub unb 4 3ou bod" = vRi9tis, mein
9err, has TIT Ia ssrabe has Rsrtpirbias
an ibm, q srDibsrte usrbineli5 Der Oirsts
tor. .@r 1T Der s,SBts 3wsrs, bsien man
ii9 %srinnsrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14

Gsseu Grfdltupsen sibt ss nidts BEL
ieres wie Or. Ausuit S6nia's hamburger
gruftbss, ME i'd loon bdufs 9slssenbsii
bate, su erprobsn. gr iopte In tsinsnl
Sauie fsbIsn .-@ruif 0OIff, Rcd Sprins,
Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14

Sell Hapios, g. sDat. %. Off,, 1889.
- Ct. Satob's Del miro bier in u~niersn
Stsinb.i5eu tets uerIanst, ba es Elm auss
ss3si@uetss MitteI ssssn hataQe TT. -
Senrp U. @abb, gambler.