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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
sur n, 8.
EereiuiQte Staaten.

@orreiponbenS.-S n allen Gbsi'
len bss RorSweitens Imsrita's no ii9 bic
2ursmburssr In seniisenbsr an1abl ftnben,
biIbsn H@ 9ursmburser @sreine. Dem
autsu 8eiipisls finb mir in Gcuingltone,
N:uona Co., Winn., sefolst' uao IS bat
Nd bier Elm Ysreia sssrinbet, Der ii4 ben
Namsn v9ursmburser, bramatii9erS erein"
bsisslest bot.
Solsenbs Ssrren iinb 3u Ssamtsr srs
wablt worbtn:
9rGiibent-Y. @oer9en;
8icesY rGiioent-S. EiperS;
Sefretar-W. Heulano
2peiter Sefret6r-Yeter SpelB;
Sdabmeliier-Sr. 2ebuerB;
WarlbaQ-Y. S6ub;
SabnentrG9er-B. 9ebnerB.
Ser 9srein bat CUTE 4usii6t, raits
Sorti6ritte III MAIDEN. @ute SoffnuRg
ba,u aibt bic @~eiansisction, wsl9e Damit
~perbunbsn 1T. 9trettor berielb'n 1T 9erT
glt, Der. ft5 auf bic Gibrnng elmer 9es
fansieetiou usritebt. Die 3arsm5Erssr
aus ROuirsiiOue uub Der umSebnn9 tno
idou beute eiuselabsn, Der ndSfen Ser'
iammlung, bic tn Babe itattfinbsn ptrb,
beiSuwobnen. Wf, W. ".
@orreiponben3.-S u 6ol9e zines
@ufruis fanbsn ii6 ON 10. Qtai bic
Qursmburser aus aurora unb Der hinge:
oenb ,niammen, um S1ritts bebufs @riu'
Suns einss 9ursmburser Clubs gu tban.
@s parsn unsstabr 100 Mann s'i4ieneH'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20

Aqe ruaren beseiifsrt fir bic Sa9e unb
frob 3ufammen3ubalten. Ra@ wenisen
Worten zines Der Nnreser wurbe 5err
Sobn Bieuer aus Befort gum tsnpordrsn
8orftenben unb 5err Bb. Sobns aus
Bsttsnborf gum Setretdr erwdblt. Na9
elmer tursen Nnipra9e bss YrdHbenten
wurbe bic @riinbuns zines v9ursmburser
Clubs" bei4lofen, mad 9Irt bes 2uremburs
ger Clubs In Chicago. Muf antras bes
5errn s. g. Wat purbe Der Setretdr ans
Seuieien bic Contribution bes senannten
Clubs 81 uerleieu. Damn wurbe Elm Sons
fitutions 6 Gomits aus ~foIsenben 5errsn
beffebenb ernannt: Sobn Slinser, s.
Meti9, Pb. SobnS, s. 3. Wai unb g.
u. Wsber. Sc parb bei5lofen, bic
nddits 8eriammIuus am Is. Rai absus
balten. Gin Ssr3e.hniS ~berienisen, bic
i1 benz 8erein ani9IteBen polen, ersab
los Rann. Oie @siansiecttOn unterbieIt
mad Sdlub Der 8sriammluns bic anwes
isnbsn NIT Iursmburser 2iebern. I'm balb
feds lIbr psrtasts mar f9 enbsiItis.
Wan bofft in Der ndtif en 9eriammluns
$50 Wann auueienb 3u feben. aue
2ursmburser aus aurora fiub sebeten gu
eri1etnen, ba nit Der gsriammluns Der
eiseutli4e anfans Der @eisai&aft sema9t
wtrb. s. 9. W.
gorreiponben3.- Am Sonntas
Nadmittas, ben Is. Stunt, ueranffaItet Der
2ursmburssr llntsritisunss 0eretn pom
Chicago In Ssbeus 9roue, Ode @Ipbourne
Npenue unb @iuop StraBs eth sroBes
SoItsfeit. 9st sutem Wetter peripri9t
basielbs ~sroBartis gu werben. Ser 6efs
Nusi9uB bsitsbt aus na@foIsenbsn 5erren:
Better Rsitsr, Yrdfbsnt; 5. g. 9entses,
Sstretdr; Rit. 5lammans, s. Wspers,
Nai9. gpsn, Watbias 8tlpa1 unb Rs.
8eilanb, NitsIisber bss Iusi9ufes. Sc
werbsn ale anifrensunsen sema9t, bas
Sef ~ einem grobartissn 5u 9efaItea.
Die Muit lisfert bic ct. Wi5eIs @atuo
Wuft:apele, bic pssen ibrer treffi9sn
2eiiiunsen untsr Der 2eituns bss Dirisens
ten Brofsfor gus, Baltbsr riibmli@it
betannt 1T. SObann pom see.
Der Soma state BrsB" pon Soma
@itp pom 10. April entnebmen mir bas
5olsenoe:
vNm Wontas Na5mittas iturb 5rdulein
&atie, Eo9tsr uon Ns. Dalideib, i'm
9auis ibrer gltsru mad mebrwO5entIi@er
&raut5eit. sic mar elm gut ersossnss
ianses MdSdsu, S6ils,in Der obersn
glaIs pom ct. Isatbd'ss S9ule. sic
ptrb uou ben Gltern tisf bstrauert. W69e
fis ruben in 6risbsn!"
WeIbet Der Sc Wars SeroIb":
Better Ssntsss pom Speus Bat isire
Sarm on Wti6el 6ein fiir 1000 Dollars ~perfauit,
uimmt aber nod ole biesidbriSe Glnte nit.
Der y@ureta Soft, bic unier 2ants:
mann Mi@sl 2utsen tn @ursta, g. g.,
beraussi6t, TT bas 5oIse sntnommsn:
9erbeiratbet: am Montas, ben 5.
Mai, in Der ct. Solepb's s. Stride 3u Big Stone
&itp, 9. O., Wi6ael 2ut9en, pon Gureta, uno
Rattle Braun, pon Big Stone @itp. Gep. p.
Se 2en9ie pou;o8 bic &ranun9.
Slid unb Seser gum suisen 8unbe !
0ir faseu Bel, baB Ssrr 2utsen aus 9isf:
rinsen i'm Canton @ils ssblrtis lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
saar, WpieL GifeI uub Suusrid.

Ourd bic gr5ffnuns Der giiens
balm pom Gaden mad ct. gitb 1T U.aIs
u,ebp in ben aussmsinsn gertebr binet1s
se3osen rporben. Der Sbsrft .. @ieie,
bat cine @sieIi9aft sesrinbet, bic
f9 BITE aufsabe seiteut bat, bic utlers
msBIi@en Gorfmoore aus3ubeuten, biuises
BrsnnmateriaI 3u Iisfern unb uor,laIide
Torfitreu %bersuffeqen. Sts n6tbisen gaus
ten fnb sr6Btentbeils fertis unb ssbsn sin
Bib bauou, wie sroB bic @sisqidaft ibrsn
~semsinnisisen unS aud Iobusnren Bee
trieb ausbebnen wirb.
Die Saerausa q t unb @arteus
befeauus 1T In Der @ifsI beenbet; nun
wirb Bet siiniissr 0ittsruns nit benz
Sesen Der RartoffeIn ~besonnen. 0siber
mihsn auf pteIen 9emartunsen @runbs
Hide, wel9e f1 am beifen 3ur RartofisIs
beitsIuns sisenen unt'bur9 welds quite @rs
trdse ersteIt werben %tSnntsu, isst su @ras.
u1atten benust werbeu, ober aud gan, uns
benust lieseu bleiben. neil bic 8iIoi1neine
bic Saat bort perberben wifrben.
gu gtewer perlanst Der S9weines
btrte nnebr 9obn oSer. ...er ffreitt.
Die EabatpfIan3sr 8ittIt9s
unb Der rlmssbuns ionen bsi9Ioiien babsn,
eine 9eriammluns CUR Bsipreduns in 8es
aug bss NrplanSens pom Eabat ab5ubaIs
ten. Swed SerieI5en ioq isin Sinpirsrns
auf WonppoI obsr auf edutIi6e gntbaIs
tuus bes Anpflan,ens pom Eabat.
Gu WedeI sinsen an 10. Gpril mebs
rsre i9were @sptttsr potiiber. Der Ylis
idlus III cine mittsn i'm Sorfs iisbenbe
YappeI unb in cine S9eune, isbo@ pbue
81 3inben.
Sn goIIenbor bat tirsIid elm tleis
nsr 8ierifreit iiattssfunbeu. Nm Conn
tag ben Is. gpriu sossn stpa 100 iunse
0sute Dor bic psri5isbeusn WiItbi5aften
uno forbsrten bas / 2tter Bier, psIdss
bier an Der l~ursmbursii6sn 9renss ibsrs
al 8 Sous, sIsid II pig. toitst, fur 10
Big. Bon ben 8 Wirthen bes Dries lepns
ten Z bic SDrbsruns ab, elmer wiafabrte
benz Wuni5e Der Strsttenbsn, peI9e benn
aud in turssr 8sit befsn Yisrporratb auss
t~ranten. gs wuros beidIofsn, 10 Iause
nur BET bisIsm Wirtbs Bier su ~trinten, bis
bic anbsrn fd fissn pirbsn. sIm nd1s
ten Sonntas perlief bieier Gisritrsit In
SemitbIi4er Wetie; aber i5ou am Ronz
tag nurbe pou Ginselnsn bic Sorheruug 70
gerdui9uou uno ua9britIi9 wieberboIt,
bag bic Sa6e wabrideinIi9 nod Elm ses
rtdtIi9ss Ra3ipisI baben wirS.
SIN 90 NrriI bsooh i'd hsr bohr'f,
gii4Of &orum aaf feline 5irmretie ms
Sefanat Rons.
gu @ oSsrn purbsn BEL benz 8raubs
am Is. April Der Sdnb!erin @nna Basner
200 Wart ssitc5!sn. Der Ser Yuitor
uon Esttinsen uabm bic @sIesenbeit wabr,
ibsr bieisn SisbfabI tn Der RupeIe gu
Wo9srn su ipre6sn. S9On In Der fols
senben Ra9t erbielt bic 8etoblene 40
Utart bur@ bic 5intertbiirs 3uridssIsst
ne5it sinem Sdreibsu, taB aud bic anbss
ren Wart foIsen perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sotbrinsen.

Der StatbaIter in @IiaSs9otb,
rinseu bat 3ur grridtuns Der taibeIi9sn
9ilfspfarreisn 5OIpsrspsilsr int Rrsiie
Saarsemiino uno gbssnp I'M 2anttreiie
Res Die grmd5tisuns ertbeilt.
gu R 1T gusii5t p~rrbanteu, bas
aud fur bic Yriuatbduisr sIsctrii8s Ses
Ieu4tuns ansei4aft wirS.
4Is Der absnbs tn Wss Don currents
burg ~anlausenbe 8us am 81. april in
S~teoenbofen %eintraf, mar Elm Nrbsiter aus
&omba9 suii9sn ben 8assn binbur5 auf
bas 9eIeiie geratben uub erbielt pon benz
Buffer Der Wai6tne sinsn berartigsn STOP
an ben Rppf, bag ct auf bas RsberssIsiis
fisI nnb %aussnbIidIt4 psri4isS.
Ger 9runnsnsrdbsr Salepstp
eritidte tn Der Sisfe zines. Brunners ,l
2orrp BEL Wss. Eros aIer Semlbunseu
tounts man ben Asmiisn ni4t mebr ms
9sbsn turidrufen.
Su &iebeSbstm inb spsi pom ben
bort strquartirtsn Solbaten on @sniditarre
ertrantt. Die Solbaten purbsn ms 2asus
rstb sebradt aub ibrs Sstten u%erbrannt.
Dem 9sbrer in ct. Sriuat'Iaz
WOntasns, welder uerietanssbaIbsr bas
Sorf usrIdBt, wuros iein san3er gienens
ftanS, wsl9er ~ NormaItaiten ausma9t
unb sinsn Wsrtb uon etpa 1000 URt. bars
itsut, uon ru5IOier 9anb mittsIs S&wss
feIs set0btet.
Sn Sep (gantOn 8srnp) i9Ius ber
BIib am 26. alpril nit Iautem @efra9 IN
BITE Rir9e. Wau bate gar tein @suitter
bsmsrtt. Der Eburm 1T TART bsi9dbist,
bic llbr %tsstrimmsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sngembursif@es aus SeIstea.

gu RartIinssn pirb gar fleiBis
an benz Sau Der i@ma!ipurissn @iienbabn
searbeitet.
gu BaIiieuI Dor benz 6rtsbensse:
ri5t bsfunb fi9 elm sspiher Sanienns pon
BIaiuspaur. Ha3 Der SiSunS wolte er
ii5 gum 9totar SGcquier beseben, als sr
auf Der StruBe risSsriant. gr uurbs als
eei3e ~aafssbpben.
Su Woiuet (bsi 2onsuiup) uurbe
bic Wobnuns nebf S9euue unb Staluns
gen Der 9ebr. Ybilippart bur9 cine Seus
ersbrunf sinssdidert. S4aben $1,000
st.; llria4e unbstannt.
gu NrIon itarb Wabams Sictorins
Simon, ssb. &otbsrmeI.
@m tlsiuen Seminar 81 8aits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20

Su'VerH, Su., wtrb Elm neuss Benebit'
timer: 8lofer sebaut, bas, uenn fertts,
$400, 900 foften utrb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-11

"Never!" Emma Jane decided.
'Nou have disgraeed me before
your friends, before strangers, east
suspicion ON me and insulted me
by word aud deed. demand a
separation
Then she went home TO her par
ents, and Jefferson Jeiiries was LEFT
alone to reflect on his ridiculous
conduct. He was Obliged 70 explain
10 the doctors, 10 JOblingS, 10 every
tojy, aud he suffered agUnies Of
shame. lie longed for his Emma,
whom he loved more than ever.
and he writhed under the re
pgoaches Of her mjtheF and father
and tie menaees OF her big brothers.
When lie was able lac used to 90
alone at midnight ami stare up Al
his lies window and 10y day hauui
her steps unseen when she went out
walking. Atlast he followed her 10
church one Sunday. She was alone
IN her pew. He entered AMI sal
down beside her. When the hymn
was given out he offered her his
hymn book. Over IL their heads
met.
ooh, Jefferson, how could y0u:''
she Whispered; but that evening she
went back home again. She felt
that Mr.. Jeflfies had had his lesson.
and would profit 10y il for The resi- Of
his existence.
Ned says they sse tie happiest
couple she kRows.-Aeir NCTt led
gsP.
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his Emma Jane arrived nj her door
in a cab, with n trunk fastened on
behind marked "E. ~ and 2
young lady within in a PLUM col
ored cloth travelling suit.
"Aly dear, dear Jelly hurli''
cried the poor wife rs Bella told the
tale. "Oh, let me 90 to him,''
Away she rushed up the stairs to
the bedroom above anl bent over
her husbands pillow.
"Jeify, dear" She srbhed: hut, 10
her CONSERVATION, Jefferson opened
his eyes, looked at her, and said:
leave me, wOmar,"
"it isn't a woman. II l. your
own Emmy" sighed Mrs. Jeliies.
Take her away!" said jefferson.
sis he delirious, doctOr?'' asked
poor Emma Jane, trembling.
"No, madam, f" replied that gent e.
man gravely.
"Then what does this mean?'i
askel the po1r woman.
'-Aiadam," laid tins doctor, the
most solemn Of his profession, which
Is saying much, "madam, have no
desire 70 pty into y0urd9mestic diii-
culties."
my domestic difficulties? I
never had any. Oh, dear, dear
Lefty. speak 10 your Emma, "sobbel
Mrs. JrfTri-s.
But her jefferson only replied by
saying in deep chest notes:
Crocodile, Take her away. The
sight % her Is madness. VIII M
one iid ine Of her presence"
20, Mr.. JOblinss, tell me what he
meaus,''
"Beg pardon, madam, I must r.
quest you TO retire" answered Mr.
JohIings, all his nature apparent
~ turned to gall. you alone
know the meaning OF those awful
wOrds.''
Poor Emma Jane. She rushed
down stairs when the door Of her
own room hal actually been closed
upon her, and told his inc0hvT-nt
story to her friend.
'sI've se0n him jealous before, -
she sail, "but not ike this. What
can il meang"
@what did you Do? Whom Il he
jealous OF" asked the other woman.
ooh, Ned, l don't know" sobbed
Emma Jane.
And Edwina Jones concluded
very naturally that Emma had been
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flirting TERRIBLY with several indi.

flirting terribly with several iudi-
Viduals.
Thus, wtonged by all, even her
girI'0odis friend, Mrs-JeiITies ahan-
dcned heaself 10 despair.
\ bullet In the calf seldom kills.
aud Is Il was extracted nromptIy.
the wound healed aud Jefferson
Jehfles began u recover. hut he still
refuses! % sec his wIfs; and on the
hrst day OF his couvalsScerc,. he
summoned his lawyer ami sent him
% Emma Jane empowered 10 eject
a seFaration.
This letter is my reason" he
said, with a dreadful gruan. thrust
ing the crumple,i note into his hand
II was on my way 10 shoot the
fellow when Joblings managed to
shoot ms. She shall keep the house
II she likes, bat never wish to see
her again.
With this. message the lawyer
sought The unhappy lady, and in Tie
P.uscree % Eiwina Jones inter-
viewed her.
"One comfort at least shall get
from this, > said Mis-. JefIiies, with
dignity. IL shall know my crime. -
"Mr. JeiiEies uplues that this will
explain" said the lawyer. present.
lug her with the cTumplc,i letter.
which with its signature suggested
very dreadful things indeed.
Emma Jane took il ia her hand,
looked AZ Z, and then handed Il 10
her frieni.
My lrtteT." cried Eiwina, dunn
fountsd.
The Fuzzievl lawyer elevated his
ey ebrows.
81 ain called Ned at home. = said
mis- Jpaes. "Slrcly Mr.. Jef'fit-
knew that. Oh, Emma Jaur.
how ! have w.ougel you ga my
hclTt,f
Exulani8ns followed.
Tie lawyer. choking down his
.sughiyr, returned 10 Mr.. JctIfic,'
apartment, and gave them 20 thsl
gentleman with dramatic uiert.
Never had he more trouble in pre-.
serving tine grave dignity proper 10
his position, when jefferson JeT.
Iiess clasning his hands together,
CALCULATED:
- sEdwina Jone-.' OF course |
knew. But J forgot her very exist.
ence. How | have wrongcd my
WIFE Wretch that | am, can she
ever forgive me!"
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He put the pistol In his pocket,
Gro gded his hat over his eyes and
rus 'iei out Of the door. \ Twenty
thir Street car wss posing: he
jun Jei into Il and retirei into cor
ner, { ,liing his arms.
Fac" cried the driver. Mr..
Jeffries mechanically deposited
something ia the box, and sank Into
his seat aud a black study again.
A volley OF shocking reprOaches
from the driver aroused him. He
found the passengers glaring at him.
Ss'I'ye had this trick played on me
before" cried the driver through
the door. "Tou're q nice one. amt
you, at ye'ir age. to put n coat but
ton into the bOx.v
Mr.. Jeffries received The remarks
without an answer and repaired his
error by putt ng 4 quarter into the
same aperture into which he h1i
dropped the button.
''My belief il you are crazy" re-
marked the driver.
Zach, yes," responded an old He
brew lady, shaking her head.
Mr.. Jetiries only groaned. What
was silver 10 him: He rode on, the
object or much comment.
Shortly after friend entered the
car. He was mau OF j0vial dis
position, and, as ke said, fond Of his
joke. After nOliiing and smiling in
vain, he bethOught hins-l; 10 poke
Mr.. Jeffries In the rii,- with the I'M
mense knob OF the handle Of his
umbrella. Taxing the pzssenyers
into his confidence by a knowing
wink, he stole forward and perpe-
trated his joke.
The ''punch" was a hard one:
the result an explosion. II any one
had tried to fire the pistol in that
manner he would have failed. Ac-
cidentaily Mr.. Joblings mad done it.
Mr.. Jeffries gave a grOan, started
up and fell forward on his face, blood
trickiing over his stocking. rke ear
was stopped, AZ policemen carried
Mr.. JeGifies iato q drug si0se The
peniteat Jobiings was in custody,
having voluntarily delivered himself
overt to justice. The wound vas not
perhaps dangerous one, hat Jeiiries
remained unconscious. JO5lings
accompanied him 10 his home in a
cab, and having told the tals ia a
court Of Justice, was permitted 10 go
free on his own hail. And just as
Jefferson Jefiries opened his eyes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-11
IESERET EVENING NEWS
OF ERRORS.

Il was after Mrs. Jef'cies, still a
,5uug and pretty woman, was
i,ss.ed for dinner, ani sitting at
,ba window with her embroidery,
tLst she saw a messenger boy crawl
m the street, stop II throw a stone
II another boy, aud finally rung her
door hell.
A moment afger this, Bella, the
s.urstsirs girl" brought her n rote.
II was from her friend, Edwina
Iones. familiarity Ned. who had
-9ma from afar - pay her a visit,
and being timsrols, hal decided 10
raft at the depot until sac came 10
meet her. There was no time %
lose. Mrs. Jeffries gave 4 few direc-
fi,us to her cook, aud hurried away.
Half an hour after she had gone
Mr.. Jeffries returned home ami lei
himself in with has latch key, won
6ering that his wife did not come TO
meet him.
Mr., JefIries had been 4 very
Jealous man before he married. He
confessed it. He would not permit
any one to pay the least attention 10
his Emma Jane. Even cousins OF
The first degree made him suffer
hangs OF grief unknown when they
called on Sunday afternoons, and an
uncle, who was unusually young
fol that relationship, while As yet
unknown, had driven him 10 the
most serious thoughts Of suicide, f0f
Emma Jane had kissed him in the
front hall.
DO you really think, Jefferson
5effrieS that I can endure such con-
ducl-p his Emma Jane had re-
marked. '-it Is possible that any one
tan put Up with being followed
around like that, and stared at ike
that? Do you think ! wiii?" and
then she had given him back his
ring, and he had ground il under
foot.
However, he bought her another
in month or 20, and they made it
I'D ard married; and Mr.. Jefies.
warned o. the past. hsi behaved
himself very well, indeed, and he
had never Yet been Jealous Of his
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wife, when one afternoon In August
ne came home early 20 dinner and
found her '-gone out.v
bella, did she say where she
WAS gOing?" asked Mr.. Jefrries.
NO, sir," said Bella. She gave
cut the things for dessert and went
out in a hurry lOike, in her bes.
things, just after she got note loike,
brought by boy dressed like a
talIygraph.''
'EAh,'' said Mr.. JeGries, 81 trust
her mother is not III. 1t really seems
as though something must have
happened"
He went upstairs when he had
said this, and looked about him for
the message, which, doubtless, she
had left lying somewhere. He
could see none. He opened the
drawer in which EmmI Jane kept
her trifies OF lace aud ribbon and
/ quilted muslin, and still saw Moth
ing. Bat, glancing into the waste
paper, and, as it was the last Of the
little heap, picked it out aud un-
folded it.
Spreading out the wrinkles, he
put his glasses on his nose and
read. And as he read his cheek
grew pale, for these were the words:
DEAREST EMMA JASB-Meet me on the
New York side OF TweGty- third Street
ferry. long 10 see you after our long
parting. Yours very. very fondiy, NEB.
ssNed,'' calculated Mr.. Jefrie !:
''Nedi" He ground his teeth and
clencEed his fists. He could have
howled with rage, bus for the propri-
eties which We generally observe Ia
our greatest agOnies. This was the
end Of it all, then; Emma Jane had
gone 10 meet her old beau. Old or
new, who could tell? 4 lover. any
how. He tried 10 be calm; but he
could not believe himself mistaken.
He knsv her brothers and cousins
well. There wee Peter, Paul, VIII
liam, Elias, Samuel AMI James.
Even her father. who would not
have signed his first Rame, was
Adoniram. There was no way out
Of it.
mo end but one" thought Mr..
Jedries, as he sought for the pistol
generally kept on hand for possible
burglars 81 must follow them, find
them. shoot him first, her next and
myself last. No one shall know
why, but the traltress viii know as
she dies,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-11
: AUERBACH & BRO A414s. lg MAnr, Grand opening .
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Our greatly enlarged Cloak and Suit Department is alread
crowded with the most recherche selection of Ladies' Misses
ana Cmldrens Ciarments-which for Style Fit and Finish
suIas ali our former efforts We mention few prices only
Jacket you have to buy. '
Ladies' Seal Plush Jackets $500 100 $3.50 $1,000.
$500 and S2250. '>'
Ladies' s5 Seal Plush Wraps at sl25O $500 $3.50 $3.50
$780, 49, 0'0'' 'i'' "''
Ladies' and Misses NObby Cloth Jackets Plain Braidewiih
Plush Sleeves -
AStraehan and Persian Lamb Trimmings at $3.50
$50 $3.50, s6.25, $780, $3.50, 1915, sIl5O up to
$1,000 each. "a
ohdrens Coaks in ages from to ii years we show be-
gildering array of Plaid Stripes, and figures ranging
from sl00 to $1,000 each.
Ladies Wrappers at soc $50 $3.50 $3.50 and $500 EACH
Ladies Tea Gowns at $3.50 $500 $1,000 $500 $1,000 and
upwards
Ladies and Chdren Redymade Dresses prices to aonsh
Lot of Childrens Bingham Dresses g. s. 10 wears at
SOC, former price Sl25.
Lot OF Ladies Black Satin Skirts regular price $1,000
Lot OF Ladies Cloth Skirts 75c, SlO0 $3.50 800 and $3.50
Splendid line of Ladies Merino and Wooden Underwear at
tempting prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-11

PILLS..

These PILLS act with
great mildness. and may
be taken at any time with
benefit.
They cure all forms Of
Malarial Diseases and Fee
yers, and should be used
to stimulate the Liver and
Kidneys to healthy action.
They are invaluable for
Headache, BilIiOusness
and Bowel Complaints.
SOLD By GaGGGISTS;; iiGEi1i Pen slE
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-11-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

No use having chill's when you
can be cured by the use of Smiths
Chill Cure. No cure no pay. Sold
only at the store of the Smith Drug
Co.
Any bright boy ought to be able
to get two new subscribers to The
SENTINEL any day, and if he does
that, then he gets a good clock Tor
his trouble. :
A four days beard is said to be
the toughest thing a man can wear,
but we are inclined to think that
this is surpassed by his new winter
underclothing.
News has reached Winston of a
horrible affair at Shores distillery in
Yadkin county Sunday morning.
Two white men, Thos. Joyner and
Ira Shore, quarreled about a trivial
matter. Shore struck Joyner on the
head with piece of plank and broke
his skull. The wounded man died
Monday. Shore has escaped.