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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Cine beitere GpiiOse aus ben, 9ebsu oes
Cardinals 0apiaerie.

Der 8ioSrap5 bss in iiasfsr Ssit ir
mebrfa3sr 5tnf5t ;u elmer weltbe,anntsu
Ysri0alIt tsit seuoroensn Cardinals Qaui:
serte, Abbe &letn, er;d5lt foIsenoe srs6s:
li4e 9eiti4te, Die 5ism!:9 iuussn Ga:
tums isiu ioa.
Der Cardinal : gr3bti5of pom aIsie,
sins sbsu auf benz Ssrron s,nss Sa5nbofss
in 6rantrsi4 uuf uuo ab. o5ne cine mad
GuBn it4tbares RenEBsttsu isinsr tir1:
Iiten @Grce gu tragsu, ais Elm 9s!itIi1sr
auf t9n sutam, i'm s,ibt. uno NIT ,9m Elm
@siprd4 a~ntnlpfts.
~rgutiduIbissn sic, Sltsr, Sic iinb,
wis i'd aus Sbrsm Satts ltlisBs, etn UPti:
iiondr. 8o tenn, wsuE tS iresen sa,f."
.Su aIster.~
vAb! vi! Damn mi1sn Sis ia uulern
frlbern Sii4of uoH Nanep, Wisr. 2uui:
ssrie. tennen?"
,@epiB femme id t5n!"
nSt or nod immsr 10 - ME iOu id
lagen...."
80 usritsbs sic. Ssrs abbe. gr il
i6ltmmsr ala ie, lsitosm ibm bic afrtta:
nii4s Come auf ben S4sitsI ssiSisnen
bat."
r0as rimmt mid gar nitt @unbsr.
50 bate isinsu Sbarattsr I'M slitsn au;
senblits srratbsH. Dentsn Sic I'D, CT
wolte MIG Gimp 81 istnsm @susraIUItur
ma&en!-
v&irtli92"
pSd, Batter! 4bsr i'd fannie ban Wann
unp bitsts mid wpblusisIi5, bas ansrbiss
ten an5unebmsn.~
Die 5wei &eiisssfdbrtsn warsn mittIer'
weile re4t pertraut seuorbsn unb i4impfs
ten pdbrsnb Der Sabrt iiber ben Cardinal
nader fort. aIs aber Der aussnbIid bss
Serabi4iebsus %setOmmsu mar, idIus Der
grSbiiGof uon alstsr isinsn WantsI stpas
%aussinanSsr, 70 baB isin YettOrals il9tbat
waroe, unb iaste 81 benz @siitIidsn:
r9err abbe, mas mir ba chen seipro5sn
babsn, 1T gum E5siIs pubr, gun, Gbsils
fuli9. Cider 1T isbsnfaus bas Cine,
buB id sic niemuIs ;u msinsm 9ensraI.
pitar baben woute."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
NGerfet SpaR uno GRIM.
Trei mad Shiner.

Jrsi mad Shiaer.
Die Srau mus binaus
SINS beitere gsbeu.
Die Straben burbi6pebsu,
VtuB itunoenlaug riboppen"
uno mandal velopen",
Sas Saiebaaipiel ypat6eu",
Die Fiti6ers betlatlbeu.
Dor Sdaufenitern ltebsn,
gu Watiuees seben;
VtuB Scs:Gream p~sr;ebreu,
unb ieoeu Gag leeren
Ses Wauues ShatuQe
Mub .SdafSmiIt" erIinneu
Wtit Stimmre6tlerinuer;
WtuB Bicycle reiter,
TIr Semperenj itreiteu
uno trtntet babel:
Champagne ION the sly,
uno ortnnen rbiiielt"
guf ibr 8ommdnoo
Der arme @rsSuusberr,
Der Batter otr Rinoer,
limb oudt ii6 peiie,
SIN bdusli6eu Rreile,
lluo wsbret ben ,@0brer".
Die utdt aufboren,
uno i6neioet tomatoes"
llno idalt bic Potatoes,
Otadt obue ;u rfretteu"
Mir Ollie bic Yetteu
uno lauit, UNI ;u boleu
9aS SOl3 uno Die Sobleu,
8us Seuer ;u rtinoeln-,
llno wdidt aud bic 0inbelu;
Sus @dbp pie raieno,
8ie9t Sriibial er blaieuo.
llnb Stbt ibm ben Gutlder,
Sis enolt9 gang futi4 er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Gccept fir cine quite Gbe. 8sru cine

Htcept llr cine cute Ghe. gSenn st1e
arabii4e Wuttsr ibrs Go6tsi usrbsiratbst,
sibt ie bisier I'm ausenblid Ger gbreiie
foIssnbe &atbiaIdse nit auf benz @ss:
Ou ue,IdSt istt 9isisrissn, pom 0sneH
On aussssanssn bin, On sntfernt Did
aus benz Nsite, has Did 10 large bsidlet
bat, pom wsI6sm Su Did aufssi4puns
gen bait. UNI sebsn 81 ~lernen, uno Su tbalt
IS nm Did ~ eiusm Waune gu usrfissn,
ben On ni5t tsnnit, an bsiien 9sisuiauft
Su ni3t sep0bnt bit. SD rattle Dir,
ibw cine StIauin 81 isin, wsnn 0u piait
oas er Dir elm 0isner isi. Sssri9s Did
nit @snissm. atts bsiidnbis uuf bas,
mas feline aassn isben t6nuen, unb forge,
bag feline Gusen uiemals i5limme Sanb'
Iursen isbsu. @ade ibsr isire Rabrans,
made iibsr isinsu S6laf; Der Sungsr
usruria9t a%uipauuns, bic S9Iaflofistsit
srssuat bSie gaune. Erass Gorge fir
isin gissntbum, bsbanbeIs isine IusebSris
gen nit Site. Sci itumm fir feline @s.
bsimnile; pern er fr0b!i6 1T teise Did
ni1t psrsrieSIi5; peun er psrbrisBlid 1T
ssiss Did ni5t fr6bIi9-bann wiro Aaa5
(@Stt) DID issHsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
y uuteS u

BON Sr. aod's Seils Metbo6e Der
S6uinoiutt betommt man our9 bic
EasesbIdtter pieIe geritte. Wau pirb
absr suttbun gisIss nit Sorfidt auf;unsb:
men unb su wartsu, bis Der 0siBsn Der
1batia9sn pon Der Sprsu Der llscsrtrsi:
bunssu ssfi9tst III. 0urd elm Supf.Sers
fabrsn MIL Or. Rod i1ulnoii1tiss
0unsen our 5stIuns brinssn uno in @ss
fabr itsbenbe Dor Der Stwinoiu4t iSissn.
Die 3ubersituns Der 9pupbe tit nod isin
@ebsimniB uub wdnidt er, bag bic beutide
&ssieruns bic auff4t lbsr bic 3ubersituns
ibernimmt. Dies pdre aIeroinss gut,
bsuu ionf witbe baIb ssnus i5ls9te
2pupbs auf ben Wartt tommen uuh bas
san3e gerfabrsn In Ssrruf briuaen. Die
Qpmpbe wirb untsr bic 9uut ssiprist unb
1T es n0tbis. bag bic Rrantsu unter Iufs
ii1t BON Nsrstsn in ~bsionbs,s bnsu bsrs
ssri9tsten SeiIanitaltsn pobnsn. Bs-
wdbrt f9 Or. Rods 5eiImstbobe, 10
mare biss Der sr5Bts grfoIs bes Sabrbuns
berts, ben bic usoicinii9e @ih snidaft gu
psr3si1nen bGtte, benu bic S1winbiu5t
bauf i5Iimmer pis Bsit unb gbolsra.
Ste forosrt ibrs Spfer Gag fur Gag uno
Sabr fir Sabr. @ir itubiren aas Bs,idts
lber bas SsiIusrfabrsn isbr einssbsnb unb
iobaIb mir etuas Si3eres bieien fOunen
wsrbsn mir uns 9pmpbe pom berlin
tommsn lafsn uno bas neue SeiImittsl
aud In u%uierer 9siIdnitaIt %anusnbeu.
(@siunbb,ttsbots
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

Gin alter, i~teinrtider 9ei;bals fibIte
ii4 einmaI unpobI unS lisB, dnsifIi5 Sc:
iOrst UNI isin toftbarss 9sbsu, ben ar;t
tommen.
rRein Ropf 1T mir 70 i5per", tIusts
er, vunb aass isbe Id toppsIt."
Der arSt unteriu4te ben Wann, uni
ba CT bulb ~srtannts, baB bas llnpobIisiu
nur Elm fidtis uoribsrssbsnbss mar,
i4risb CT - f9 slei4 barauf usrabi5ie'
benb - foIssnbes &ejspt:
vOa Sic auss bOppeIt isbsn. wsrSsr
sic I'D seiunb fibIen, wsnn sic SIR @sIt
SdbleH."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Gin SimuIQnt.

Gin Retrut, benz Der WtIitdrbisnit ni9i
bs5uste, CAB Dor, taub 81 isin, uns wurbs
Sarauibin im WtIirdrIa,aretb Idnaers i3sti
pom ben aerbtsn beoba4tst. gr ioQts
idou aus benz Dtenits sutIafsu psrbsn,
als zines Cages Elm i'm bsOba9teuSsr ara,
ME I'M S~elbftssiprd9 duBsrte:
Scr aermfts 1T 10 ,uirieben uub bat
te,ne abnuns bauou, bag er beute Worssu
aus 8srisbsn @,ft e,nnabm.~
0a i6tie Der anssbIi@ Suubs pI6sltG
auf une faste nit bsioer Sdnbsn mad ben
Dragon.
rRommen Sic, Sreunt9en~, iaste be,
ar;t, runo Ia1eu Sic f9 In Ger &aisrns
i1nsQ 9sgsnstit eeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

o nein", autmortete Der Ir3t seIahen,
rSamsn. BITE 9sbirn babsu, trassn ioIte
5its ut9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
@smn Iu einen isrenmo bait,

ySfHH NH eIHtH UrfHHo UuW' OCT tEHFH S4tII 0'
sauoes bsutsn nil. in pstem Malaria in trgcuo sre
6crm, Oh ais btIiOit6, oosr @ebieIs, ooer Sumpintber
berriat. uas mare oa wobI Der bette &Gtb. ben Su thu
gsbsu tOHutsitl &ir pOGeu IS Dir 'assu: uevaulaNe ibu
OaB er mitrebme oosr nab Autuuit fa Oeribafe bic trdf
ttse mecijiutide Sauswe9r, SOitstter's Gaaseubttters, BIZ
bier. ME in GGsU anosrsu SducsrH. IberGu, no RaIGrIt
bsrriat. ais sa3 farits 9IitteI sur Neutraltiruus Der mi.
G5mattiasH Ssuae uHo notwithstanding tbrs5 ;srit6
rsHpeu GtutuNsS G%uertauut lit. Sic trditist utat uur "a:
Spitsm. tuOsm lie Osisu @iOeritauc5trait erb05t, i~OnOerr
lie bsieitist aud 9srpauHus5itoyUHstu, luregeIwdBis,si
Der 5uu,iiOuen Der &isren, Eeber uuS Gtugspeios, 0t
ia!immsS 5olssu UOu tSrpsvI,5er uuc s~siltgsr usbsrdu
~i,rsusurs, Der feeUOeu Ss5eu5Veiie aGiu ausstrsHstsl
1~bdttsteit, turirt Den 0iausel al appettt uuO ~lOersroB,
ReruOTtdt. Grudbruus, AbionOsruHs Der @Gae uuo &C.
iuuOsr Salai werOen in ~'rditi3iter @tiie ourb o5 Bit.
tiers ]sei0rosrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

3llu,sn idpsrts Stlbsrisnsebauis, SIas oosr ioItetr
DedsI, lduit aui Ii goeIteinsu, gum AuiJttbsu mt
S6llhd...... ........"..., ..."'.'..... $3.50
Steislbe llbr nit 9lginer @ert ............... TOO
3 uuJeu ihDsrss StIberisussbduis. 9laS 0osr ioIis
Der Dedel, Stemmptneer, &itlg @Gtt.......... TC
Sieielbe llbr nit GigiH &ert. ....... -. $50
NuSeH ihweres Silbersebduie, Sia5 oetr iolterr
GeteI, gum auiStsbsH nit S5!RieL, GlgiH ODER
&altbam @ert. -. $50
uujsn idpsrss SiIbsrgsbduit. Slas ossr ioIiOH
Setel, sum autItsbeu init SdllItl. g!9tn @srt... 1l.OC
uHStn ibwerss Stlber9ebduis, SIas oosr ioIiesr
SedeI, Stemmwtuetr, Claim &srt. ...... ....... R0G
3 unSeu iaperss Stlbtrssbiuis. S~temmptusr,
9IsiH &ert.... re. 1890
~ Die ubrsu psrssH ,ur giuHat ssiaust. peun bic
erprsBsoitsH iar pin uuo Der bsSablt peretH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
S0bere Vpten3.

9apa: r@s lit nirtIi5 trauris, gbus
arb, bas Ou gar ni9t a,bsitet unb nidt
ben minSeifsu @brssit bsftssf. Du nj, It
nismaIs @arriere MAIDEN. Sieb' mid on:
als 0u ssborsn wurbsif, par i'd elm armer
Riaerseieas unb bate nitts, isst bin i1
elm breifa9er Wiqiondr."
Sobn: rNun, unb i'd, madts if ni5t
stpa @arrisre2 Sd wuros als Sobn
zines armen Wiusrseieleu ssborsn unb
BIN isst Der grbs pom brei Riaioasn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
Iiebe Gitclfeit.

Warn: vSbsr Iisbs 6rau, warum ma9it
0u benn bst bieier barbarii4sn RdIts
Detuen WauteI ni9t qua"
5rar: rRomii4! 8ie iousn benin ba
bic 2sute wIfsn, oaB er nit 5obsIpsI5 sss
fittert iit2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
GinIcuhten0.

rSsrr gaitor, ID MIL mid i@sibeu Iui.
fen" - ,Barum bsun2" - So, meius
aIte triu.t ,u uisI S5naps." gu uiel
S6naps7 unb batiber betIasen sic F9,
Der Gle bod tdsIi4 b~strunteu iiuo2"-
vRo irabs orum! Sens muB bod in be
6amiIis isiu, bas ni9tsru it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13
ct. Raphaels gegeir suui sdust sei
Gin uRS austpanberer.
BUR cad tuua

NUAS ubO NAclpuuutttts
CUR Ssa5tuus:
eou p:r'5iss,rsH S.itsu psrss To 10 oft r,ust, .tu,s
SsrpaEstsG ooGr SsssHHteu. Ger lbr see somrt, N
Castle Garden gu s~rEpiaHgeu uus i'm btbaIKi4 "a i,tn.
SO bin esrRs ga isesrI Sieui.e btrtIt. Rur mS4t.t To btts
ten, tets seuau e~rj95eSsr, NIT Del5em S4ifs esr Sttrtfs
isnee torneu Iou. @eHH Nan uHs ul5t ZEN uuaefahrea
&ss IHe ete uHaGi1brs Sttt aHgtbt, Eanu elmer tcmmtu iou.
10 ~ IS iapsr. Ia taI unmeslta, Ssmauesn uHtn Sa
Nade StEpanssrtr agsfsHsts ~ MAIDEN. au9 MARI %
gut. UtEn man zen Serreuettn i4on sts asrrd. Der turos
p&ti5su Observation-Disclosures aus3bs. Sui etsis Art phrbs
auS cen eraotn tar ne ssisrst Dsrs.u, Ene timsn itbs
Ter psriat:etIsH Northumberland unh btautrn Sasti
uo4 foISsuses.
Der Spst bss 81. &apS a,IssB .r.irs IN, ZEN S,iIsusss
S4us us StttaHe a~ussestbtn IN Iaqsn, uus ft per tts
hem SSastn tn settli5tu urb s~ethigsn Gtussa ~ 6spaA
rem. Sess Austurit In Setrsft tnSr iGssu AnstItssu5sts
Der Sstit ptre oTeitptqieft uub gratis srtAstli. o
rleSs eGbr etE Ssesr h4 To stissaHssIsasu5tittu prrs
trau.uspog an ben SsrstH ptussu. St.r eth Sasst
Der oSri4tsssueu SSrtragtusmtHusT:
esrtragsHsmanuss esS ct. Haeaasls
SstsiuS ttno tn:
crtn,n: Ssr Eator q. 9 alsiitr, sinstaRr.
SaHhTra: 9GI EstOssr EtGussrs Or. saStss
antp,ru.a: oar Z. @. W s.u, % aueru. ssarlsts.
SSttsrsau: Str 5aeob 3SIIsr, paa Ger 6etifraGilT.
Se4rt: Sur .. sambert &st9m n n, 5 ttus Doubt.
scussu: Ssrr 9altOr %. S'IS d linton etrssss
~sipsrpoOI: Str 8tIItam SroH, 50 Dur, Strsa.
Rsp Bert: &:p. !. RtuIGus, lathoL. Rrisa,r. 5otat
Street, december Saitlt 4arosu.
gsrto ausaTs, prop. SiO @ranes eu Gull, BraN.isn
Ssrr clemens " allan.
sstnptAs (DaEa 5ragsyscl). Srop. Santa gatbar,Rs
braR!xs; Sdr Saher Y. botat stauftaI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-13

Nls bic Wpse isae ibsrtrisbsn tleinsn
Quite uOri4rist frasts cine Dame ibrsn
arst, Oh sr NIT CLAUDE, baB man iid
bsim Erassu berisIbsn bu,9 @rtdls
tuns bss Ropfss Isi9t cine @sbirnsut;
SiuSuus tu5isbsn Tonne.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23

wildly-written and ill-spelied letter reached
Mona from his lordshIp's pen, in which he
protested the most ardent admiratium for
her beauty. her noble character, hcr gen
eral charms. and acclaimed against the
cruel plots of heartless relatives against
his liberty and happiness.
This Mona tore up, and left unanswered.
She took an opportunity, however, of in.
forming BERTHE Eyerard of the occurrence.
Finally, the evening before she and Mr.
Craig left Contrexeyille, Lord Fitzlllan, in
the absence Of his valet and his cousin, got
hold of bottle of brandy, and WAS guilty
of some wild antics, which cOnvinced-but
by no means consoled-Uncle Sandy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23
COPYRIGHT 1890

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Then, if it doesn't help you, there's
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We claim it to be an unequaleG
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The time to take it is when you
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a0eGkneSs. By druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23

go out OF the way TO Nine. Debrisay'"
"Nawr' said Uncle Sandy, emphatically.
"rll likely want you, so you had best be at
hand In your own room"
Very well" returned Mona.
Kenneth presented himself in tolerably
good time-yet not before Uncle Sandy had
begun to fidget and fret because he had not
come sooner.
The private conference between uncle
and nephew had not lasted long, before a
message was dispatched to Mona, who was
trying to read in her own room.
Mr.. Craig says would you please to
come down, miss?"
So Mona descended. Uncle Sandy was
grasping the arms of his chair, and speak
ing in an angry tone. Kenneth was stand
ing on the hearth-rug, with flashing eyes
and a heightened color
such willfu' contumaciousness," were
the words which Kissed from Uncle Sandy's
lips as his niece entered the room.
Come here, Monal Is it true what Ken
neth's been telling me-that you have
again refused to be his wifei"
at isl''
And has he sought you with the respect
and the-the-perseveranc that he should
showf"
Eyes, uncle. have no fault whatever
to find with him."
"Then why are you sac obstinate3 Why
will you reject what's for your ain good
and happiness, and refuse to agree to what
have planned for your"
81 am sorry to disappoint you, uncle, but
it is impossible can let anyone choose a
husband for me-"
And | must declare l Gamma wish to
marry young Teddy who has refused me
three times! 1t would be very unwise to
take reluctant wife. May be some other
young Teddy
Kenneth got so far, when Mr.. Craig in
terrupted him bitterly
SAY, ay, my lad! there's as good fish in
the sea as ever was caught; and 1 see it's
no your fault. l don't know what's the
matter wi you, MonaS If you have an
other lad in your e'e, it'll be some ne'er-do-
weel. l am afeard. If it's yon sneering
deevil Everard, he wad ma walk across the
street for you. You'll be sorry for your
contradictiousness one day."
"My dear uncle" laughing, 81 never
supposed BERTHE Everard cared for mortal
but himself. assure you have no lad of
any description in my minds eye."
"Aweelr' cried Uncle Sandy, greatly en-
ragged, lit is varra ungrateful and unbe-
coming to max a laughing-stock of your
uncle, wha has spent kist o. sller on you!
To think that you'll refuse a fine good
young man, and never give thought to
your puir uncle's comfort, all for mere sell
fshness, and an ill-placed fancy. You.
Kenneth, just give notice to your employ
ers. and come AVA wi me to Craigdarroch.
And you, Mona, am done VII you; you
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23

may go to your chum. l renounce you;
you are just heartless, like your auld grand
mothers fine aristocratic friends, and
look down on folks that are better than
yourself"
But, uncle, cannot" began Kenneth
"Do not contradict him." whispered
Mona, passing close by, as she approached
her uncle. Goodbye, then," she said.
kindly, 81 will never offer to return, but h
you want me, and ask me, l will come te
youw
She tried to take his hand, but he pushed
hers away, and turned his face from her
like a naughty child.
Mona looked at him kindly, and a little
sadly, and then left the room, forbidding
Kenneth, by a gesture, to follow her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23
CuAPTER yVu-AT VARIANCE.

A change had indeed come DER the spirit
Of her dream. Mona scarcely expected
such energetic action on her uncle's part
That he would be angry she expected, but
she did not think he would take such
strong measures. However, there was
nothing for it but submission to the decree
of Punishment pronounced against her; she
therefore packed up her belongings, told
the landlady she was going away for q
short time, and retreated to Nine. Debri-
say.
The lady was not at home. She had
gone to pass the evening with German
violinist and his wife, with whom she was
on rather intimate terms, so Mona sat
down to wait for her.
Nine. Debrisay did not come in till ten
O'Clock.
"And is it here you are, all alone by
yourself in the dark" she cried, coming in
quickly through the soft gloom of a sum-
mers night. This is too bad! To think
of me talking politics to that castle-build-
ing German, when might have been here
with you, dear. How is it you got away
from our dear Old Man of the Sea?"
Easily enough, dear Deb! Uncle Sandy
has turned me out because 1 have decid-
eddy refused to marry Kenneth Macalister."
Turned you OutP repeated Nine. Deb
risay, as she struck match aud lighted
the gas. HAS he gone off his head?'
"I do not think so; but have ventured
to believe you Will take me in, and in that
belief have told Mrs. Puddiford that my
room was wanted, so came over hereY"
Turned you out' repeated Nine. Deb
risay, sitting down suddenly and taking
off her bonnet, which she dropped on the
floor; land all for not marrying that long
legged Highlander, who Is not fit to dust
your shoes"
To be Con inued,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23
RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE
|. g. G. N. Railroad.

l.. & G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis via Irau Mount Tin or
M, K. and T. 5:45 a. N
For st. Louis via Iron Mountain, 500 p. m
For Laredo 9:55 a. m
ARRIVALS.
From St. Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, X. and T. 9:35 a. m
From st Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. and I, 1000 p. III
From Laredo 5:35 D. m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston Oils a. m. and 9p. N
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston IA N. and $50 p. m
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, Ell Paso
and Eagle Pass 4:2O p. m
arrives from San Francisco, Ell Paso
and Eagle Pass S:45 a. m
S. A. G. A. P. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday 9:55 a. IN
Leaves for Corpus Christi, ROckpOrt
Beeville, daily except Sunday 80 p. IN
ARRIVALS,
From Knrrville, daily except
Sunday 9:45 a. m
from 'Orpus Christi, ROckport
Beeville, daily except Sun. 2:55 p. m
From Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily except Sunday 6:4Op. m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-23

To be Con inued,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-09

direction Of the Presid-ut', wife. is
the new II e:i floor of the old south
porch. la place Of tie Clipped aud
tire worn sandstone Of tina, famous
circular platform is a new laid fl ,or Of
La lana made tiles, IL duh reds, blues
and whites. One now steps out from
the blue room directly upon tie ma
:ional emblem. and tie great shield Of
r. P.urlbus Unum. with its thirteen
original stars, keep. urc+ asng watch
81 the os+rliarging rolf and the big
WHIT supporting pillars. Enrifcllnp
the shield IS narrow belt Of blue,
IN winch fort> two stars form Il
cor'"n around tie National IN I'm,
but W,omir Q and Idaho have 10
plare in this eu.ri Of honor, MS the v
are not vt officially r, cognized upon
tn. flag.
1t is said that Young Mrs. Cleveland
has OF late he. II shedding the lus,er of
her untiriny smile upon American
arts, Industries AID institutions IN
general. unfoltunat. " for any po-
lt'rnl b-atlng this might have, the
patronage Is somewhat tariy AM re
calls the fact that every scrap Of M.s
FoI>on's trnnsseau ca,n- from abroad.
aud that the only American workings
women who hal hand in the bridal
outfit ~a> thu maid hastily summoned
the m mi Of the wedding t, refit
the Pati->made wedding dress. As
usually happ MS that im"ortant gar
nent did not reach the White Hous.
until tie eleventh hour aud h. initial
trial was not made until the mnrni, q
of the great day. I" her a>t"n,si..
m-nt and horror Miss Folsom discov-
cred that the foreign gown did no,
fit. An intimate lady friend was
hastily summoned. and she, TO.
g+ther Wit Mrs Folsom aud
maid, and proceeded 10 rip and
sip ard TO 1T out and take in the
imported creation until the lovely
bride elect was cuntilcd 10 wearing
the varme' t made nv the greatest
dr. ssnak. r on earth.
In contrast TO Mrs Cleveland's
unofficial prefernces, it is scarcely
necessary to rrfer to the famous inau.
gu:al gowns OF Mr.. Harrison aud
Mrs. Mckee. both If which, the burr
oak pattern worn b, Mrs Harrison,
and the rich. soft fabrics were woven
il the Auburn looms Neither Mrs.
Harrison nor Mrs Mckee have ever
had Paris gown, and the entire
warlr"hes If both ladies are distinct
ivrlv Of American make and It home
firing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-09
RANCH AND STOCK
FOR ALE.
4 RARE BARGAIN OFFERED.

ranch OF 2aO acres of weil.improved land, all
fenced and ia high state OF cultivation. sown to
simothy anu alfalfa, with the first water right
taken on Rock Creek of $50 inches, and canstit
ing as me piece of meadow land as there is in
the country is nered for sale Mt big barc siu for
cash, as cireunst .nees compel the owner to le ave
the country, There are a dwelling. house cattle
she'd corrals. en;hnilo ings. etc, OIL the place.
Also. 70 toms Of fimoth. hay left over the winter
Also. Sc head OF cows 30 of which are with
calves; Ave head If work horses three colts: two
wagons-one 3inch, the other 21 inches; anew
mower and rake; two hayracks; four sets of
double harness; bride and saddle; a pillow:
harrow, etc.
Apply to
O. KILLER
a22u On Rock Creek
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-09
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