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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22

NJ. de Morgan's excavations as the pysa-
mid AZ Dahshur decidedly increase n Ia
5,ssT@f as thew proceed A tomb was re-
s@-stlv oxenei eSatainisg the mummy 81
= ROYAL princess. Noah- hotep. 81 TIE
twelfth dynasty. The mummy case and
the hsx containing csnopis xases are eoss
mated in gold. Anoae the lesssry psaeeG
IN ne mummy are necklaces an3 eFmA-
meats IN gold; the dladem = u sssFsF 49,
rss@s the uraeus saa. lie sai4gr1 heat,
nosn suhlems Of roy atty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


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4 - s e-s rt. ~9aGsr MAA heS4er A ~. ~stEey
A II tiemel, EFere1s y HARLAN & (. y
! d MrMiE3An. Haaaian& Y >asYer. so
Mrs IS slkRr Faffl3n1 & aNek 8ntssh. Ia
Mrs. EuvkendA4s, % " q Macktntakh. Do
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Commarel a rates. 8. s. per oar.

IoE3IG ere ~ r. te-s = p issf Gay
- Me- .nlsy. Ph3tx j. g ssraf.on, 0siing
Fena & a. CasVela 81 -laey. Ilfeus
] Z savernaes 4 ". 10 q = Efekeezaan as, Gre
4 Isl n gton tcsx1 - - ulfc, <aaAlass
4 r Meaxer 4 " E.nse Mss erszefn, y hktenEa
Il IL az slrlsa usvmp3a Il A Price & q. fzEgc4Si
IS W.zFhsr :. Rauk & tosfe. 0skEana
? 4 cole, NeW NhA.raa = + seazs. MsgtAkaAkA
NtssC 4 Mitchell Exrf Il X rsg4ve. CIV
wEss5aras AwsF SE Messenger. Olympia
\ " Bolster CITY James IG9Gy Nfw
Wste do & SlehsFdA, Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22

s1 -asrge payxs,s q az
esn' s-es sp4. s3sles Of tie TEzssa
tie principal A. -,-on.
States
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22
loan AND 7Rrsr CO

= hN1I1< 1FoH M
Deposits received I = sros tse~sr,a Na-sssx
wa-zs and Interest 4 q. - aad e5sv 49, $50
Loaned uzssn In prove
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06
s(us benz ibrisen GroBber,ngtbum.

8repenmaber, Is. Stt. Seuts
fauo bier bic Jog. misunderstanding
itatt. alls ieoer 6emeinoe oss Gan=
tons mar elm Wit9liso oelesirt, I'm in
Der ~betrsfenoen Seriammlung, bel
tusldsr Ssrr Siitrittscommiidr De
Mnpier ben YoriiB iibrts. bic YsoirI.
nilis ieiner 6smeinoe DUrsubrinsen. =
sc. giid6f. 8naoeu Sphwiiroen
Surtb aus Rittel iparen beute bel unie=
rem Serrn Gshanteu auf Yeiut.-4m
Sonntag miro gum eriten Iale oas
Gbor unierer Stride, Die Sreppe gum
Gbor, Der Sburm uuo Die Satriltei
elettriib beleubtet iein.
8@raulinier, II. Oft. Sant
eirlem Stdatsiublioe tOnnte Die grbob=
rlln9 zines Der artelii6en Sruunens in
Mngri1 genOmmen weroen.
Sobf6eio, II. DIT. GeRern
I'M bic Mittagsitunoe entltano in Dem
i~iolirt su .Wtebressruno" gelesenen
WObnbanie bes SaslDbners Stephan
Sermdm cine Seuersbrunit, pelbe
bas Stroboabpert oieles 8ebduoes
ioipie Der anliegtnben S6eune sin=
didsrte. Sbaoen 1000 Er.
Mutfort. glm psrfloiienen Sonns
tag fsierten mir nit ben Sergtnaben
BON Weoin9eu uniere &irmes. Sie=
ielbe perlief ipnit frieoli4 ano in better
@eiie.
Sippab, 10. Stt. llniere Srt=
idaft miro oemndblt aud cine @eiu=
t~ellerei in @irtlibteit erbalten. Gin
Spetulant bat lid 1850 Silp Sor=
bea~urtrauben tpmmen laiien, bic ieBt
in Sippah 9steltert weroen.
9iffsroingen, Is. Dit. 9lm
Ii. b. W. mar Der 40 Sabre alte
gilenbabnbeamte Nitolaus @altener
nit einisen Nrbeitern AM bisligen
Sahnboie beihGfti9t, eineu y&rabnen"
auf einen Wa9en 81 LADEN. Die Sur
bel oes &aoes, nit weiber man ben
&rabueu in Die SDbe oreben Uollte,
permodte @altener niht mebr ~Ieltiu=
bnlten. Gerielbe entiubr ieinen Sdn=
Den uno brahts ibn beoeutenoe Ger=
leBungsn bel.
d q. b. g., II. Git. Nab lan=
ger Grautbeit perihieb gciteru bier Die
Wutter oss GERM Yiarrers bon Spub=
rem. 6rau Suianna SapIer, zines
erbaulibsn SOoes.
Sietirh, Is. Git. Sie Sempb=
ner Der @eri6tsbOiltraBe Dierlelblt iino
in Der Na6t bon SienStag auf Mitt=
mod ourb eiu S0aOcnicuer auiSe=
idredt ipproen, oa5 in Dem SplSI6up=
pen butter Dem Sauie Der Samen @e=
idwiiter 4~arlsbdulen aus9ebroben
mar. Gem perelnten sntibieoenen
Ginpreiicu Der lidotiiAeu 6euerwebr
uno Ger Nahbarn gelanB cs na6 9rp=
ben &nltrcn9ungen has 6euer 81 be-
wGlti9sn. na6oem es and Ihon ben
SolSi6uppeu oes Ssrrn Gibters Spbl
ersrlllsu bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

Sr. Sioeler, @derer 81 Sennin=
gen, Der Dor eini9en S0bren naA Ir=
9entinien ausrpanoerte IND Dor Bluei
Subren Snritftebrte, mirD AM 7. stOu.
nit ben Seini9en ein slpeites Wtal bic
weite Jteiie ontreten. IS bat iholl
mebrere Samilien bes 9onoes, welhs
in Nrgentinien paren, Die Sebniudt
befaQen, mieoer babin 3urifsutebren.
3eoin9en, u. Sit. Im II. D.
Ntts. eut9leiite Der ee9eu AZ llbr Na4=
mitta9s BON Wartelingsn tOmnenOe
3ug unIerer 6dntonaibabn smii1en
ben Stationen Nagem llno Geoin9en.
= 8eltern perihieo bier pl6blid Qsgen
| Hin Nabmittn0s osr woblaAtbare
@runobeliber Sr. geter Berg, in bObem
gllter. Sin SNla9onfaa bate ieirem
Seben eiN Gnoe gemaht.
2iut9en, II. Oft. 9tn oeitrigen
NN6mittage ipielte Der 4idbrige Sobn
oes Nrbeiters $. Sintner oOr Der 93ob=
nung ieiner @ltern. Sds Sinh Lief iI
Der oaielbIt befinolibeu nit Saude
9eTitliten Mit9rube, rel binein uno
ertrart.
@Obl, ID. Oft. Sn ieiner lsBten
SlBung ernannte Der bieIige 8emelnoe=
rdtb Den a%rl0ebenoen Sebrer Serrrl
Setper aus Sii9ba9 sum 2ebrer pOn
bier.
Gidwetler, Il. Oft. Strr
Willer, pelher in Den per0nn9enen
Sabren in 8aItn09 uno III Namur
ituOirte, lit eben ais Proieiipr al oas
college ct. Soiepb in Sirton, 9el=
9ien, ernannt wproeu. uniere Slid
piinIhel
Gin gewiiier lees, aus Dem
SautOn 6leri eebitrtiQ, Wel1er ST
Hurembur9 li6 nieoeraelaIen uno IN
Den 3eitunAen ais @ei9dits=Ngent uno
Stellenoermittler fir Sienltperipnai
lid dngeprieien bate, lit fliihtia. Gr
iuuroe in 9uiel perbaftet; er iOll It6
Der Yrellerei uno UerI1ieoener 5boten
l1uIolg gemaht haben.
Settemburg. Il. Stt. Die
Nepiel iino oieies Sabr allbler Iebr
geiuht. Sie Sbitbdnoler bieten 2.4O
-2.70 fir Den Setter.
Su @ellen It itarb Der @in=
ser Mi9ael Staar I'M Nlter Don -
SQ6rsn.
Sic @Geleute GemD Siimont
bon Siioerlhelo i"eitrten am 10. Stto=
Der lire goloene SOhSeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

rpciit Sie baS Sdreiben oeS Shareholders
Dor oeiielt SerONentli9uus Oil bic paiienbe
Iorele IbermitteIt batten.
90 Large uuiers TiiTou ssmiIenboit lire
et9eiien all9elegenbeiten betrelbt ulo ieine
beoenteiSen moMutli9m Refnnu9eu be;ablt,
pie oieles 9el6iebt, III fem Grlllo sur 9iafs
lra9e itber oellen finan;ieiien Stono porbon=
oel1. Ss 1T ilbri9elts fctne uubetanite ! bat
'ahe, baB bas @eio, wei6e aus benz Ser
taufe Der WtiiliouslGuoereien ii6 er9eben,
elmem Der witroi9lten ullo eoellten i3mete ;r=
9erpalot ipiro. - Surb cine 9efl. Nuiitabme
oleler .3ellen in ibren Spalten meroeu Sie
lllls perpflhten. = ahtuligspou, Rep. I. s.
Sinsfelo, Serualter Der Wteauee Wtiilioit.
Weanee, am 81. Dtai, 1884.
Serr s. g. Sinbeu bon gewis=
ton, Winn., miro in Sturgeon mad iei=
net Seimatb, Merih i'm 8~rOBherso9=
tbum, SuriIdtebren I'M in turjer 3eit
BON oprt Surldsutebren.
Alton, Siour 60, So,
81. Stt. 1894.
@ertber Serr 8onner!
Vim y. Dit. ltarb in ibrer Wob-
nung nabe Glton, Suiauna, bic Gbe=
aattln unIeres Sanosmuun5 Srn. Mta=
tbias Strsn. Die &~sritorbsne, seb.
Srarben. erblifte oas Gi6t Der @eli
81 &eblen I'M 8rpBberSo9tbum Hurem=
burg i'm SABRE lS45. SreiunD3mansia
Sabre lang tbeilte lie Die 6reuoen UNI
Seioen oieIes Yebens nit i6rem MIN
untrDtlibeu Gbemann. Sieben &in=
Der 0e6s S6bne UNI cine So6ter) ent-
ipran9en ibrer 9liitliben Gbe. Die
ielbe mar ofieu uno auiri6ti9 in ibrem
llm9ange nit ibren Nebenmeni6en,
uu9eDeu6elt in ib,en &eli0iOnsiibun.
gen. acknowledgement fir oas @obl-
eraeben ibrer Samilie. 98er lie fannie,
muBte lie abtsn nno lieben. Am 80.
Sttober ipuroe lie bearGben. Die 2ei=
denbegleitung mar, trOB Der winterigei
@itterung imppiant. Der bphw.
Yater grune, Seel Or9er Der 6entsinOe,
leitete ben Sienit. Sur6 feline geoie=
gene Seihsnpreni9t mahte Der bp6w.
Serr einen DeilIamen uno QaBt un5
bpifenD einen unperwiiitlihen EinOrud
auf bic 6emutber aler 9lnpsleuoeu.
Nllber ibrem 8emabl uno ben liebel
&inoern binterlaBt Die 0abingeldieOent
cine bO6beta9te Mutter uno orei Sri:
Der. Sbnen ruft lie aus benz 9im'
mel si:
6ier lit 4QeS beili9, NueS bsbr.
llno bic tieileu GroenircuoeU
lluo Die fletueu Groenleioeu
aiimmern mid ni6t mebr.
g. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

palti1aft, erbielten feline StiIme.
Sr. G%emeinoeratb SimOnis mar aba
peieno. Die grnennung iinoet in Der
nahften SiBun9 itatt; oa @err Sdar
Der Ganoioat Der Yroteltlerpartsi III,
10 oiirfte bic Gimme oes Srn. Simo=
mis- ibm 9eliAert iein.
Sr. s. g. 8raiieur, iri6er
SptelbeliBer uno jeBt &entner. bat
plobli6 uno 9anS unertuartet feline
Semii'iOn als Mit9lieo bes itGotiI6en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ein9ereiht.
@ie i9On mitsctbeilt, bat
Sr. Som6Oroiri9ent Sartbel Ieine
Gntlanun9 ols iol1er ein9erei1t. Sr.
yartbel mar auh Sirigent i'm Prieltsr=
Seminar uno i'm Eonpitte. @uh muBte
er feline STEELE ols Titar an Der Sleb=
irauentir6e aufaebeu; Sr. @%brenpra=
ies S6miB. ben Die 9cnlionscOmmil=
ion in ieiner giGenidait ais Seminar=
prdies ni6t p%enliOniren mollte, lnOem
lie behauptete, Sr. S6mis lei nod
geIuno 9enus, un einen aloeren Eolten
III Der Seelior9e SIT bethlehem, 1T jcbt
sum Vitar an Der &atbeOrale ernannt;
Sr. SartbeI muBte oarum ieinen Yolten
Gls SomDltar auigeben.
Sas Spppelcon3ert Der
,6oncOroid" uno Der rSarmonie"
Wtercier d. So. IN Der &i0a 9ouOiNnp
sum Seneiis Der Spier Der &ntnlirOpbc
BON PfinOers1Of bate ben wsiten Saal
bis auf Den leB.en FluB geiiilt.
Sunfilerii9 mar Dos Gonseri fir beioe
8eiellhaften Elm boiler Griolg.
Sr. Gutap Sund, Sobn oeS
S%ierbrauers Srn, Senri Tund aus
NeuoOri, bat Die NUfuNbmepriiIur9 in
oas eiogen0iIi6e gOlpte6nitum in
3iirib (Sirettor Seller 9tanseno be-
ltauoen.
Ole 6anoioatur Der 9bilo=
lOpbie uno Pbilologie ais &orbcrcitIlug
auf Dos &ehtsltupium bat Strr q.
Racquet aus uieloingen nit Nuls;ei6=
nung belianoen. NlIt Der Note befrie=
oi9euo beitauo Sr. SOiepb G0rp aus
S%uremburg Die stpeite Priifung Der
6anoioatur in ben Observation-Disclosures.
Sr. 6amill &ii1arb oua
Suremburg bat Die Priiiun9 Der 6an=
oioatur III ben Observation-Disclosures nit
Der Note: beirisoigeno beitanoen. Wfit
oerislben Qualification bat Sr. Yall
&intsen Die Priiiung Der 6anoioatur
fir YbiloiOpbie uno Ybplulogie ola
@orbereitlng auf oas Re6tsiiuoium
beItanoen.
6ioil ltano Der Staot Surem=
BURG.
Neirotbeu. - &om 10. Sttober
Merauoer Strdiier, Giienbabnbeomter, nit
SNeleua Mereus 49,: Setter 6remer, Ntull-
rer, nit Auld Aunt; NitolaS Gutrin9er,
guhbalter, nit GbrItina Reinaro; is.
geo Mti6uel Siittor, Ar6itett, nit Wario
Spiepba Qeieure; IS: Rubolpb Guih,
Sbneioer, nit barbara Seiiort; Mifolaa
eiDar, Statious oidtar, nit guna Selieit
Sulie Simou.
Sterbe ale. - &om 10. Sttober
Sran; Support, alt % Sabre, Sieuittue6t
! ehelos; H.: Maria Saniot, alt 40 Sabre
Gbsirau Don Satob @elbeS, 9totar; Is.
Sobam Reii6, alt IS SABRE, Sdubmader
Soiepb Saulbeder, alt 36 Sabre, 2lnltrei6er
H.: M~tagoalena Sans, at 80 Sabre, oba,
Staub, @ittipe pou 6raui airi6 ;tls. wobt:
bait ST Gerlorentoft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06
Staat 3 a, L.
Dubuque Souutp,

Staat Sopa,l L.
Dubuque County,
Sn nebereiniimmuus nit obiger 8roffas
nation uno Dem @elege 9entGB, protlumire
i6, Sbomas 5. YbilipS, SberiiI Don Qua
bllaIe Sountp, oaB an benz obeuseuauuteu
Gage Der @eneral. Ssabl, udmlib:
Sirnfas, ben 6. Wapembsr 1894,
Die iolsenpen Seamten bes Gpnutps burd
Die @dbler bes belaStsn Gountps ermGblt
weroen:
3wei &idtsr iir ben neuu;ebntsn De,
ribtSoiitrift.
Sin Souutp @updlt.
Yin Souutp. auoitpr.
Gin SouutpSGlerf.
Sin Gomntp' Hecoroer.
Sin County Superpilor.
8opou ale g86bler bes beiasten gomtps
ssboris yfoii; WsbmeM uub bsmsemGB ban.
oeln wolen.
BON mir mrterihrieben OIL bieiem 20Iieu
Gage oes OCTOBER 1894.
Sbos. s. phillips, Sbsrii.
v. .. PfiitwsI Ssba!i&
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6robher,osthum.
Qus Ser bauptitaot.

Nu ser ben Serren @eilperB SOB.
aus Heuoori uno 8~eiubarbt aus Solss
rid lit Ssrr Yeter Sbwary aus StaOt=
9runo als Supernumerar in Die 3pIz
perpaltung eingetreten. oerlelbe bate
bereits pOri9es Sabr ons Granen nit
GrfOl9 beltanoen.
Sr. Iopptat=I nwult Sulins
ulpeling tebrt nitt mehr ms bieiiae
Sarreau Suriif; oerielbe lit in Die
S6reibltube ieines Saters Su 8emib
eingetreten, um iih auf's NOtariat porz
Subereiten. st miro aller gSabri9einz
lihteit mad nldltens 5um Grgdnsungs=
ri6ter am oorttgen GOliSei9eriAts ere
nannt Deroen.
Sie Ybilologen So. Sanien
aus Gteiniel uno glu9uit StoQ aug
8repenmGter be9eben lib i'm 4uftra9e
Der Rssieruna bebuis Sollenouns ibrer
Stuoien ms Iuslano. Grlterer betol9t
einen Occurs rhetorique" in Srant=
reid, lebterer aber bs'utt bic gerlinsr
uniperlitdt.
@dbreno Der Sauer Der 8e=
MISUNDERSTANDING iuaren in Der Qus=
iteuung Ielbit, tpie on perIbieoeuen
Sauptpertebrspuntten Der Staot slet=
triibe ubren angebrubt. oeren Sang
prn elner 6entralubr in Der IuslteQun9
seleitet wuroe; fir oas Publitum pa=
rem bieie lbren BON sroBem NuBen uno
grocer yequemlihteit. Nab Der @us=
ftelung wuroen oieie llbren, bon oeneu
beionoers Die an Der Yanerelle anae-
brahte unaemein spetoienlib mar,
pieoer, absenommen sur srDbten Gnt=
tiuibuug oes YubiituMs. Sept ioll
ruieoer cine gnSabl bieier elettriihen
llbren, bic BON elmer iiber benz Yortal
oss Sauptppit9ebauoes ansebrabten
Gentralubr re9ulirt peroen, an ben
Sauptuertebrspuntten Der Staot in=
ltalirt weroeu; Die 6eutralubr miro
bon Srn. ubrma6er Sbrooer gelieiert.
Sn GrieBung bes ipegen Differs
greuse in ben &ubeltano 9etrstenen &a-
itellaus i'm &egieruu9s9ebduoe Sru.
Siibof, lit Der Saaloiener gefer er=
iannt woroen.
Sr. anton &apier aus
S%uremblrg bat Die 2. Yrilfun9 Der
G%anoioatur in ben Observation-Disclosures
nit Der Note beirieoiseno, beitanoen.
Die Yriifung fir Die Ganoioatlr DC,
Ybilplopbie uno pbilplo9ie als Spr:
bereituna auf oas &ebtstuoium Bat
Serr 8eOrS EiIbaro aus 2urembura
ebenfalls nit Der Note: beirieoi9enr
beltauoen.
Sr. Ol. @a9ner bon 9urem.
bur9sSabnbof. SObn oss Srn. Sta,
tiOnsporltebers Der Snrembur9er Sc,
tunodrbabnen, bat su S6wen oas San.
oiOatureramen fiir oas Snlenieuriad
nit SrOBter ausSss1nun9 ~beitenoeu.
Dor Der YrHiun9surp fiji,
Die Naturwiiieni6aiten bat Serr Guger
9riher aus lls9Sepmersbpi oas ,peitt
Grameu iiir Die GunOioatur nit Nus,
seibnung db9ele9t. @pr oerielber
Surp bat Sr. 6elir 6ampii aus G6'
ternah Die Yriiiung fir ole 6uuoioatu,
Der 9barmacelltit nit GROCER Nussel6.
hung belianoen. Serr Sean Submit
aus Mensoorf bat aui Dem 90pene,
Yolptehnitum bel Der llebergnnssprii'
Jung bonn briiien gum piertcn sabre
ben s~lueiten FlaB erbalten.
0ei Der " Il b zines 0emeinoe,
Sctretdrs iielen Z Stimmen aui Srn
6aber, Superuumerar Der Giurcailtri
run9sUerwaltun9 ulo Z Stimmen al.
Srn. Steiicn, Silrcauhei; ole iibri9eI
6auoio0ten er=Mopotat Gn0el. Gr'
Jiihter Simmer, Sebrer !. y. Wertcl
mo Weper, Scamtcr Der St0atsan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

nl6t, uno Elm WuiruI an ben iransOii=
i9en &lerus, Die 2iiden mad Torueaen
ousfiilen Sl tpmmen, blieb Obne &es
1ultat.
S6lieblib miro betont, eoB Der Yor=
iteber Der normesii6en Miilion lie
ipeoer franSDlilA nod ettpas anoers,
tonoern nur TAT plii6 madden
mill, gu oieiem 3luef bat er iibrigeus
bic StaatsansebDri8tsit oaielbit na9-
9elu1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

Sin ibiparser ginjdbris- 6rsipiaissr
biirfte wObl oas neueite Smport=Yrp=
butt aus ben oeutihen aolOnien in
Nfrita iein. Seim 4. Seloartilerie=
&esiment in SrieOriditaot= Maaoeburs
tit tiirSli6 Elm iebr in~telisenter uno
bibI6er Ne9eriiin9lin9 bel Der lluter=
iubuns ein5ultellenoer Ginjabrig=Srei
wllliger ais oien ittall9li6 befunoen uno
aud idon als G~injdbriQer einsetleioet
iuoroen. er ipri9t .iebr out oeutid
nno bra9te einen ei9enen Suriben
nit.
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WerfmIr0i9eS.

Gin Gr5bii6of als ge~locipeoilt. Gen
GrSblldoT bon Jtennes Grantrei9),
Wtigr. Gaboure, liebt man bel gutem
gSetter td9lih ldngere s3eit in benz ers=
bii9otllten Part acknowledgement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

Sin 6raboentmal iiir ieinen Suno
lieB &Obert Stoue bon 2eringtor, &p.,
erri6ten. Sas Sentmul tDltet $3.50.
is beItebt aus einem ipiBen S6afte
aus Granit uno lit prnamentirt. Sine
tlef ein9emeibelte Sni6riit lautet =:
rSOn! Gr mar IL Sabre unier filler
8ruDer unO 6reuno!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-06

&iirSli6 ia9te Elm 9reoi9er: y98enn
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
Resumption of Service.

Effective at once! The MCKEE
Plate passenger train service, disturb
ed by recent labor troubles, will be
fully resumed, including our through
palace buffet sleeping car service be-
tween Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo,
New York and Boston.
Trains l, 2, 5 and 6, have palace
puffet sleeping cars between
Chicago, Boston and New York, via
West Shore and Fitchburg railroads.
Remember, we are in the field for
summer tourist business to Chautau-
qua Lake, Niagara Falls, 1000 Islands,
Canadian Provinces and Atlantic
coast resorts. We will be glad to
send you printed matter on ap-
plication. }. Y. CALLAHAN,
Gen. Agt., 1879 Clark St., Chicago, Ill.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
MARRIED.


TINNES-KILPATRICK.-Atth the
Congregational parsonage, Worth
ington, on Thursday morning, July
18th, 1894, Mr.. Geo. -. Times, and
Miss Patience G. Fitzpatrick, both
of Adrian, Minnesota. Rev. Kobt'
McCune officiating.
The ADVANCE wishes the happy
couple all joy and prosperity. The
husband is one of the prosperous
business men of Adrian and the bride
one of the most admired and respect
ed young ladies of the community in
which she has always lived. The
parties left on the noon train to day
for the east.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19

-Jno. P. Peterson has sold his
elevator to Harl Douglas, Of Lake
field, who will take possession Aug
ust LIST, Mr.. Douglas is a gentleman
of considerable means. Mr.. Peterson
has not as yet settled upon his future
movements, but it is safe to say that
he will not leave Worthington. Mr..
Douglass will move here as soon
as house can be procured. Next
year he will probably erect fine
residence.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19

There will be; no preaching ser
vice in the M. E. church next Sab.
bath. Sabbath school and league
meeting will be held as usual.
Rev. w. j. Robinson is enjoying
the Chautauqua at Spirit Lake, and
there will be no preaching services at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Humiston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludlow, Mrs. Jno. Humiston
MI. and Mrs. Theo. Palmer were rus
ticating at Spirit Lake this week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
BUSINESS CHANGE.
AEON Forbes has Sold His Lum-
Der Business to G. j.
SmallwOOd and JAS.
Ramage.

After II years of successful bust
ness in the lumber and fuel trade Mr..
A. Forbes retires, having disposed OF
his interests to Messrs. G. j. Small
wood and Jas. Ramage. Mr.. Ramage
has been with Mr.. Forbes for the past
eight years and is thoroughly famil-
lar with every detail of the business.
Mr.. Smallwood for number OF years
has been day operator at the depot.
Both are straightforward and e1em-
plary citizens and first class business
men. They have abundance OF cap
ital to carry on large business,
which they no doubt will do. AS to
Mr.. Forbes future movements we are
not advised, but presume he will re-
tire from active business, as he is we'll
supplied with this worlds goods.
The new firm will deal in lumber and
fuel exclusively.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
ROUND LAKE.
Harvesting is fairly begun.
po;n 20 wow much needed.


Rain is very much needed.
Mrs. D. Trips house is nearly
completed.
The ladies sewing society met with
Mrs. N. Elliot this week.
Mrs. Horton has greatly improved
the looks of her house by new coat
of paint.
Fred Trip of Omaha is spending
a few weeks with relatives and
friends.
A new elevator is being put up by
Louis Stotenberg & Co. The Office ii
nearly done.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker buried
their little grandson on the 10th al
Heron Lake.
j. A. Dingwall who is suffering
from blood poison is much better
DR.. Dolan of Worthington is treating
him.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
KINBRAE.

A. Hamilton started last Monday
for St. Paul with two cars of sheep.
Mrs. Eric and son, Richard, return
ed last Saturday from an extended
visit with relatives in the eastern part
of the state.
The house formerly occupied by
our genial postmaster has been moved
to the north end of the lot facing Du-
pont street.
Ole Tollefson and family no" &C.
cupy the house on upper Main street,
formerly occupied by Nels Peterson.
Dry weather evidently has no ter
rors for our patient blacksmith, A. A.
Suess, Judging by the happy smile
which Eliminates his countenance.
Two more new row boats were
launched on. Clear lake this week.
This adds much to the enjoyment OF
those who take pleasure in this kind
of recreation.
Our handsome and obliging station
agent, T. E. Joubert, and his wife,
are taking lots of pleasure these even
ings riding behind that "stepper" OF
theirs.
Rev. Albright preached very able
sermon last Sunday from the text,
LET All Things be Done Decently
and in Order" We are pleased to
note that the attendance at these
meetings is increasing.
Kinbrae offers greater inducements
than any town in the country for a
Touring mill, bank, doctor, harness
maker, and a newspaper. Live, ener-
eetic men in these lines would do
we'll here. For information apply to
postmaster OF any business man in
town. -. /. a.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19
WAGES CUT.

Per Day on the new
Court House.
Contractor Caro- wired his fore
man here, Saturday, to pay but $l.O
per day for common labor. In view
of the fact that all kinds of provisions
are high and rent is high, the cut
seams unreasonable. Of course there
are men who prefer to work for dol
lar day than to 60 hungry but that is
no reason why they should be ground
down to the smallest pittance. Mr..
Carroll took the contract for putting
up the court house at figure that
would enable him to pay decent
wages, and he is not justified in the
recent cut in prices. A dollar and a
quarter is little enough for the lub-
Der lifting.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19

b. -.
Miss Ina Mott, who has been
visiting here for some time, left last
week for her home in jackson county.
CLARK Mott, of Lacrosse town.
ship, Jackson county, was here Tues
day to get repairs for his binder.
DIR. Cheney, Mrs. Cheney and
Miss Cheney were at Spirit Lake the
first part of this week.
-C.sP. Shepard came down from
Marshal last evening; he came by
team from Fulda.
81 Judge Wilson is having cement
walk put down in front of his three
residence lots. .l...1 DE.
A small shower of rain fell last
might've are thankful for small IA
vors.
-Jno. Palmer and Miss CHATTER
were at Spirit Lake Sunday.
IS. F. People is building hay
barn on his residence lot. #
&C. J. Smallwood has a good
binder for sale cheap. (3w)
Mr.. Blair is at Milford overhaul
ing mill at that place.
=. X. Smith was at Spirit Lake
Monday. r.- :. y. .'5'Ae =.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-19

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