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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08
F'ANCIES OF THE SEASON.

The brocade silks for fall wear are
nearly all in two, three and four-tone
colOrings.
The outspread Valkyrie wings that
are worn in single or double pairs
give the headgear that they trim a
light, airy appearance.
Elegant fall evening wraps are lined
with MORE and with plain OF brocaded
satin.
Blue and green and blue and hello
trope are two of the fashionable com
binatio just now.
Hand-painted Dresden china buttons
look particularly well on Louis XIV.
suits with a stock and lace jabot.
Deep collars of handsome lace, in
white, acru and beurre shades, will
be worn with fall and winter house
gowns.
An evening blouse Of accordion
plated white chiffon has sleeves, crush
collar and girdle Of white Liberty
satin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08
NEW LUNCH CLOTHS.
Lunch cloths are shown in a variety
of new des gns his fall. Many of them

Of new des gns This fall. Many Of them
with finger bowl and tumbler doylieS
TO match. are truly artistic. Pure
white cloths Of glistening damaSk are
the most fashionable. A new cloth
shows a border OF large pansies care
lessly scattered about the edge. The
round tImbler doylies are Of fine
linen, with a wreath of small pansies
encircling them e1quisitely embroider-
ed in white silk. The larger finger bow
doyles are shaped like a pansy, with
the shading Of the blossom outlined
in white silk. Many of the new tray
cloths are furnished with a scolloped
edge and the doyhes have the same
border. A damask tablecloth suitable
for a Christmas dinner bears a clear
and artistcally arranged design Of
holly and holly berries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08
SECRETARY GRESHAM I'LL.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Secretary
Gresham is confined to his house by Ill
ness. His condition is not serious, and
he probably will be out again in day
or two
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08
KNEW ACHILLES WEAK POINT.

1t was in Boston, and not very long
ago, either, at that.
She wasn't pretty, but she was So
absolutely exclusive, and quite the
proper thing, that Mr.. Wall, Of New
York, was not at all surprised when
she clasped her hands and said with
a far off gaze-'Of all the heroes Of
the Trojan war give me Achilles! He
was a man to dream Of; he was SUBJ
liner
eyes, but he was not very we'll
heeled at that" said the New Yorker
anxious to say something to show he
knew what he was talking about.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

The monkey goes to the sunny side
of the tree when he wants warmer
climb.-Texas SiftingS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

The emperor of China seems to be
exceedingly annoyed. but he hasn't lost
his collar button yet-New York
World.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

She: How fearful it must be for
great singer to know she has lost her
voice
He: It's much more torturing when
she doesn't know it.'-LondOn It'd
Bits.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08
WIT AND HUMOR.

She; How fearful it must be for a
great singer TO know she has lost her
voice
He: Its much more torturing when
she doesn't know it.''-London It'd
Bits.
The monkey goes to the sunny side
of the tree when he wants warmer
climb-Texas Siftings
The emperor of China seems to be
exceedingly annoyed. but he hasn't lost
his collar button yet-New York
World.
Miggles: What, Are you actually in
the agonieS of love again thus late
in the season.
Piggles: Yes. The last throes of
summer as the poet says. dear boy"
-WoOnSocket Reporter.
Mr.. Ben Austin. of Tiff City. who
has killed two men. will never kill
any more. He has been killed himself
Kansas City Times.
First College Man: Did YOU pass
your XamS.'
Second College Man: I'D have eaten
my head if l hadn't"
First College Man: care Won fond
of calves brains ?"-Truth.
TO lnp l-
judgment in not getting on the New
York police force.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
In Siam wives are sold after they
are divorced. In this country they
never ask divorces until after they
find themselves badly sold-Galveston
News
A mystery I'd have thee solve,
Oh, beauteous witching dame;
Thy hats may vary in size from a
square-inch to the side of meet
ing house, but the bills
Remain about the same
New England Bride-Oh. papa, I can
not indeed / cannot endure living
with Charles, L
Old Fogey Father-What's the mat
ter?
'He's-oh, he's so coarse"
"Um-huh! Ah-hah! l s'pose he eats
pie with his knife, doesn't hep"
'Y-yes.'
'WhO furnishes the pie?"
'He-he does
You get all We want of it!'
yves, sir, but he
priscilla COrdelia, just as long as
Charley furnishes you with all the pie
you want and pays for it, don't you
be carin' a cOnsarned cent whether he
eats pie with his fingers or his heels"
And Priscilla never forgot the lesson
even after she got rich.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
He glared at his wife with hatred
and aversion in his eyes
"Our marriage" he bitterly exclaim-
ed, was a bargain"
The cOldness in her face seemed TO
soften as she heard his words.
What a man you are" she unused,
Ito look on the bright side of things"
Yes, it was a bargain and to her
way of thinking that was one com
fOrt.-Detroit Tribune.
That man Ardup," said the man in
the macintosh, was as good hearted
a fellow as ever lived, but he was
always in debt and always bounded
by creditors. Poor fellow! He de
serves a better epitaph than an un-
feeling posterity will engrave on his
tombstone"
"'Well dunned, good and faithful
servant suggested the man who had
his feet on the table. and deep 81
lence fell upon the group.-Chicag
Tribune.
Miss Passay-It is SO long ago that
T ho, hn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

Miggles: What, Are you actually in
the agonies of love again thus late
in the season.
PiggleS: Yes. The last throes of
summer as the poet says. dear boy"
-Woonsocket Reporter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

Miss Passay-lt is SO long ago that
suppose you hardly remember that
day on the lake when you proposed to
me, and ] refused you? All! how fool
ish | was then!
Jack Ford-Yes; so was |!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

My name is Smith he said, ad-
vancing to BloObumper with extended
hand. You may not remember me,
but / met you at Saratoga last sum-
mer."
Every glad to see you, Mr.. Smith,"
replied Bloobumper. "Your name is
perfectly familiar to me, but L can't
recall your face
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

Mr.. Oldbeau-Now, please don't give
me that old chestnut about being
sister
Miss Vera Young-YOu mistake me,
sir: l was merely about to remark
that I am willing to be n widow to
you.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

Mr.. Ben Austin. of Tiff City. who
has killed two men. will never kill
any more. He has been killed himself.
Kansas City Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

First College Man: Did you pass
your XamS'
Second College Man: I'D have eaten
my head if | hadn't"
First College Man: care Won fond
of calves brains ?"-Truth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

pofIeuce anu OUSeINdtIOH, LUZ eApcII-
ence and observation, in this art as in
every other, are worth all the learn
ing of the schools. There is a certain
precision. firmness, yet delicacy Of
touch that makes it almost impossible
for one to be deceived about a hand
that is in the habit of working with
eye or mind.
I have never seen Buffalo Bills hand
but I should not guess at it If fifty
hands were put through a hole in the
wall at me and / knew that one of
them was Mr.. Cody's. His hand
should be long. brown, firm. prehensi-
BILE almost. with eyes in the finger tips
like a blind mans, and the clasp of it
should be like iron behind velvet.
The typical surgeons hand-and it
is very generally typical, I fnd-sug-
gests the scalpel at once to the keen.
practised eye; the turn Of the wrist:
it's dextrous play and freedom. devel-
opment of muscle at the base of the
thumb. the machine-like precision Of
movement make it, Of all hands. the
most canable. the most human. the fur
tueI IeHofSu HUN IHe eleHleuLdIy
type with it's short, thick fingers and
infiexible, hard palm.
Look at your friends hands and try.
if, after little feeling and gazing. you
are not able to tell which girl is the
girl who embroiders, who draws.
which one is musical, which one goes
in for tennis and padding. The east
est hand to detect is the natural horse
woman's banda hand like Mrs
Beash's-the teacher at one of our
fashionable riding schools in New
York, and who has ridden many a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-08

Captain Howgate showed lack of
judgment in not getting on the New
York police force.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
Nns orm Gnamtg unb Der Wa1bar>
idajt.
9lrn MittlppM Mproen rsrf

Sim Mittpp0 Woraen peril.
9od)e muroen in Der ct. Mtarlentlr1e
Su Gnscuoe pom Do1w. 8nter sSeller=
itein 0err Sutob Sernes uno 5Srl. Gd=
cilia NtOnterna6 ebeIih getruut. Oar
nuI folO cine Ieierll0e SodSeit i'm
Suule Der Sraut ltOtt.
= 81 3mingle wurOen Serr Sobn
9tiblo uno 6rl. j. Wtc<trif peril.
9SDde 9etraut.
- 9lls Der SObn BON g9m. &eib in
MnQuOteta Sownibip in Saflpn So.
nit 0OlSbaden belhaiti0t mar, iiel eir
&alm aui Jpn, nobel CT iein Seiu
brad.
- 9m Mittpp1 tallite Sobn Gan.
onnnter bon Sobn Ni1pliOn an De,
State truBe in gelleDue snei gau.
pidBe iitr ben Yreis Don $3.50 uno wirr
oerielbe nQ6Ites 6riibjabr ELL 8ebGuoe
oarauf erridten laiieu, wel9es $4,000
tOlteu lOll.
Vim SOnnersta9 Na1mlttaq
brad 9e9en balb bier ubr Jeuer in
Sebner d Gaps Creamery go. 3. in
Gernon Sownibip aus, Welhes oaa
Gebduoe adnslib uernidtete. Der gers
wolter bate sben einen 8orratb Butter
entiernt, als oas 6euer ausbrah, ipel=
DIES ieiuen Nniang I'M Sampffeilels
raum gebabt bnben ioll. Ser Serluit,
mel6er our6 teine Terii6eruns gsoedt
lit, ipl ii6 an $25O0 belaufen. Serr
@oulo, melher nit Ieiner Samilie iiber
Der Wtoiterei wODnte, bat leine SanSe
Sabe perlpren.
= Die 9amen Der Ct. Sransisfuss
@emeinOe gu Sperspille tueroen in Sur
gem einen ,Vasaar" in Der st. 6rans
Sistus Sale abbalten.
= Serr 81. YueB bat bic 6arm Dee
Serrn Sobann Nebel i'm Orion Settle.
ment fir $50 per Nder %9etauft.
- is freut uns 81 boren, oaB be,
bOdw. Batter 3i9ran9 bon Wortbins.
ton wieOer auf Der 8eneiung lit.
- @m Is. OCTOBER ltarb SRI. @nno
&el6en, Die Sodter Der Samilie Sell
den bon NortbiOlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

rem, uno lcrntC nab N%bloiOlrung lelner
3Drfi0ulc ole &roTC'ijon zines 9ta8cl=
i6mjeo, pclnc er in Slutoen, &autOn
Nterih, bis i'm Sabre 1880 betrieb.
glm II. MiGrS 1888 sO9 or nab Den
Ser. StuOtcn, mo er nit ieinem Sobne
Spbn 81. Sbmitt in GA Gon Suren=
Strabe in Ct. Saul bis 81 ieinem
Sooe lebte. Seine 9eliebte Satin llno
6 &inoer bCtueinen ben Gerlult eines
trelten @otten uno 9eliebteu Naters.
,3,pei Iciner S0bter leben in &beilns,
6rantreih; cine in SiiO=S 0tota uno
cine in Ylue Gnrtb Gitp Minn.; bon
ieinen Smet SDbnen mobnt Der 0ltere
in MinneapoIis uno Der jitngite in
ct. Ydul.
Vie 9erOi0un0 fono am Wittpo6,
Morgcns 9 ll6r, bon Der Ct. N9nes=
Stride aus itutt, bis pO Der Sruoer=
buno uno cine 9rOBe gnSabl 6reunoe
unO Sanosieute oas @elelt 9aben.
SeiletbSbei6IuB
beS 2uremburger SruoerbmbeS pou ct.
(dul, Mimi, ouf bGS 2lbleben Don Sobu
Sdmitt, GA &m Surenz StroBe, ct. Eaul,
WtiWu.
IA Der Gurembur9er Sruoerbuno eil
brducS Wftt9lieo i'll Sobn S6mitt p~erloren
bat, beoaIeru mir oellen Ablebeu anl S
Sieitc.
Nei6loiien buB mir ieineu trouern
oeu Ninterbllebenel unler berili6ites Seileio
aIsipredeu iiber ben berberl Gerlult, melder
le betro11eu bat.
Sei6lo Ell, &oritebenbes in bas
Erototoubu6 oeS Sereins ein;lltra9er, iopie
cine abl6rtit al Die Niuterbliebc1en 81
iiberienoeu. Ger Setretdr,
Sobu Seter.
Samstao ppr elmer Wo1e i~eierte
Der Suremburger Sruoerbuno iein
tiinttes StiltunasItit.
gu Appleton, 94is., nuroe am
Mtpntd9 peril. gSO9e Serr Sruus Gn=
9el, aus Sober i'm Canton Sid se=
biirti9, nit Wtaria Sefer ebelib 9e=
traut. Scrr Gn0el it bier;ulanoe out
betnnnt. oa er ii6 IN YemiplDM / II,
Sbio, SainOis, SDpu mo @isconiin
aufgebalten bat. Serlelbe miro lid
ieoO6 jeBt in Nppleton n%ieOerlaiien.
3u Maiiillon, 8, itarb Serr
Nitolous ShrOoer, Elm alter uuo treuer
Seier Der y@uSette".
Ole Bort @oibin8tpn 3eituns"
meloet:
Ger Ct. SraniistuS= Gereiu erpablte auf
i%eiucr SabrcsperiammIung iol9enoe Searte
observation-disclosures ltotting;
1iice observation-disclosures Elou9;
Griter SefretGr-Aobom Rrie9
.3mciter SetretGr-Dti1ael lSeiter;
S6ogmeiiter-G0ul &rld;
&ilter-ltitolaus Saus;
Muri6al-Soban1 Nitbi6en;
neutrality-suspicious. SeoerIptel;
JteprGi entant-Soiepb lSin9er;
NauptsG omite-Sb eooGr gSeler, Seillri6
SbeiS, 0ti6oel S0bin9er, Satob srier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
..S61,691,5S
aus 8 II.
q II ,
GinselOite S6ulb.

Saor an l. Nop. $40, 470.31
GOn Oieiem Saar=G orrutbe 9eb0ren
jeoo6 S9,603.62 Dem Serbeferun9s=
fonOe an. 10 bab Der StaOt SO, SOC. 93
81 8ute Ite1en. Die 8ebalter fir St=
tpber ~belaufen lid auf 81, $50.
Die @aiieripert- Heieal6ait perlanote
Die Grri6tun9 bon 800 YflOfen, ebe Tie
Der Staot oas @niier su $50 liefern
weroe ,-Serr S. =. SGroeoer irl6tc
I'M Die GrlaubniB mad, iein neles Ge=
bGuoe auf Die alien Mdllern al, Der s.
uno 9SDite StraBe erri6ten Su oiirfeu.
Der Staotin9enieur uno Der Mari6aa
haben ibn ndmlih oaran geit6rt. Ser
o9Saplle ValleD Olltrp Stub" bon
Snoepenoence, wlroe allf Gerlan9en
Der brittle Stod,uert Der Staotballe ppm
|. bis gum z. Sanuar 1895 ais gus=
itelun9splaB fir lire Gefliisel=3 u6t
erlaubt. Weaen zines Seitiaaes, nell
den Die Staot Sauias Gitp, Wto., Dor
Den Gerldten Der Ser. Staateu fiibrt.
uno mel6er San fir uniere Staot bon
Snterelie lit, uno 81 oelien Gertbeioi=
gung cine Summe BON etwa $4,000
notbig lcin miro, IroQte Die Staot
&anlas Gitp I'm cine 9eiIteuer bon
Dubuque an. Wllroe permieien. =
Ste Summe, Delte I'M Monate Stto=
Der fiir StraBenmb better ausbe,ablt
muroe, belduft ii6 fir StraBsn uno
&nn0le: 1852. 75.-Nuf NlOermamn
Saufmanns @ntrng, wurbe beiblpiien
BON Der American Fire Engine Co.
cine nere Sampiipribe pon 800 Galo=
ilen 6apnSitat 81 tauien uno Die Spribe
s. j. Sineban wieoer repariren sulai=
len. Nls geSahlun9 fir Die Nrbeiten
Qlbt Die Staot $500 II. Die Sol. Surf
SpriBe. Ser StuOtI6aBmeiiter wliroe
0%n9eluieleu $4,000 Terbelierunes=
bOnOs, wel1e ous Satum oes eriten
Sttobers trN9en einsuberuieu. gle
N!oerndnner erbielten je $500 ais
SGbresQebalt. = Sic Ger9iitung oes
WeIunOG, .istomltes wurOe auf Sl00iilr
Den &OrliBenoen uno $50 fir jeocs an=
ocre Wit9lieo fcitGeiest. Die Yoli,ei=
manner mllrosn erluubt Iid lleberSiebcr
81 lauren, BON luel6en Die Staot Die
0GlIte bes0Dlen WerOe.-Sie all9enci=
nsn geltlmmtngen sur Safiteinplalte=
runN limo pOm Staotingenieur fir Iol=
9enoe S%traBentbeile alls9ele9t woroen:
Sie 6lapltraBe bon Der 3. CUR 6puler
9ipenile UNI 6uuler glue. bis slra Sons
iorO StrnBe. Die arbeiten iollen am L.
April 1895 be9onnen weroen uno Dor
Dem /. Ntcp. Oesielben Sabres Ierti9
Iein. Die 6rntrattbeOingun9en limo
un9efdbr Dieielben wie jene iiir Die
WtalnltraBe es maren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
1n0csfaae.
gu ner Mnhnmnn IL

- Sn Der @obnuu9 ieines gaters
M. 9, Na9le, 1865 an Der @bite=
StraBe, iiarb ain Montag Mor9en I'm
) lbr 6ran5 Na9le, Sobn oes 2Otal=
reootteurs Der bieii9en Zines" uno
.@lobe". Ser jun9e Wanr mar q
Sabre alt.
- @u Der Z. uno BLUFFS traBe itarb
SOnntag 9ta9t Or. Wc6lure mad
eiuem glnfalle bon Gpileplie i'm 9llter
bon 20 Sabren. Serielbe ,par Mlli=
tdrar3t i'm Siir9ertrie9e Qctueien uno
mar aus Srantulle I'M Staate Nep
YOrt gebiirtig.
SIM Srappiitentloiter su Seem
MellarD itarb Samsta9 MOrgen Der
8ruoer Wartin, Der Shreiner bes
Sauies. Serielbe mar etlua TO Sabre
alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
lluiere aiesjdbrige Yramie Der
,@nrembnrger @aSctte":
euxembur9er sllarirn= Ralenoer
fir 6ds Subr 1905.
fur Gas Oahr 1875.

g8ir i9dben uns 9iiidli6, ben Geiern
Der c@aSette" OieIes SNDr einen eige=
men, ipecifii6 lurem burg il
ihen &ulenoer 0l5 YrGmie bieten 81
t0nnen, welGer pbne 3meiiel nit Dem
allsr9rOBten Sntereiie 9eleien tueroerl
miro. Ser SnDNlt Oesielben miro bel
SeOem bas SerIangen erlueden, oeniel=
ben m0Qli6It balo 81 erbalten. gvir
heben unter unoerem reihbultigen Geie=
itoif, ipeldeu Der &alenoer bietet, 6pl=
9en0es berOor:
y Ger totbolii6e &trdeutaIeuber
iiir OaS s,Sabr 1895.
p Die tntcreiiante 6riabIln9 Der gefebs
ring bes &iroeliteu 2lpbOnie Ratisbomle.
3 sine DoIt5tbiImli6e Grjdblung aus benz
2eben, bititelt p2mi abl6uiN9er Su6n".
A. &lloer aus Der 2lremburger Gage unb
Gieidi6tc, uod oltBeutii6er Sueue 9eSei6s
net mn entrporiclt pOu ". Gnsels.
81 sine &ater9ei9i6te (Grinueruns aus
benz SI]remburger SoloateulebeuD.
g Gle Stuot Slrembur9 (S6ilOeruus III
28ort uuo SilO Don Vi. Gugels.
= gGle Orei 2Seiten" (Gin NeiiesG rleb.
Nip.
s. rGie i~ocialen S6Goen Der moOernen
@cIeul6Git" mad Der SacctueutbeOrie Don
DR.. ProtOplasmus.
- sine Geographic Omit gilbniB) bes ali
betaWnten p. Sob. Ambroiius 3obel.
1) Sabress Giltblif. Sine ;eltgeidi6ts
li1e AunOi60u.
IL auerbauO Rleiuigfeiten.
12) @emeinIiiBiges nit @eiuno6eitstoleus
Der unb al9emein gtiigli9em aus 0aus. uno
SGuOwirtbi6ait.
49, @rbeiteruoeS anetooten, giISers Sus
mOreste uuO alerlei 9uitigeS.
SllutrOttOueu: az Gas 5roum9eii6t
Der @rGiiu Grmeiiuoe Don 9uremburg.
b) Gas Stommi6loB Der @rafeu Don EUR
emburg. q N6t SilOer aus Der Stabt Eur
embur9. d. Sin pOrtreilides Bib oeS
bo9m. Batter 3obel. e) 1ie Silperbumo;
reSte: Ger reiieuoe GnglGuOer III Current
burg. f) Giu &luoitoB.
ga Die gin5Gbl Der &Olenoer, wel6e
mir oorrQtbi9 baben, bei6rdntt lit,
meroen mir oenielten MIR an 9~lbonnen=
ten, psl6e oorOusbeSableH, p~erienoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
Sic Ibrnbs l%lmtcrbaltnng brs Gents
Mauucrdhur

AM Sonnta0e mar zines Der id0nlten
6eierli6teiten, tpelde Die Suremburser
ieit LANCER 3eit p%eranitaltet baben.
Gen Ginlaoungen batten piele 6ami=
lien Spl9e seleiltet uno es 9ing bel Den
Glteren unb au6 bel Den jiinaeren Ser=
rem uno 9amen bOAlt 9emiitblih 81.
Die IDrtrd9e Der Gprnet Sano
Sr6eitra uno beiunoers oes Mdnner=
dpres YOtpouri gOrtrGge wuroen auf
Das 2ebbaiteite be9riiBt. Ser 9anse
9lbeno pwerlief pbne Die olerminoeite
StOrung. Ser b=Mdnner6or bat
Die ridtige unterbaltungs=Nrt g~etroffen
uno bas Ginlenten in biele Sabn be-
9riiben mir nit 6reuoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

- 9eute, pel6e wGbreub Der gSintermoz
nate i'm iounioen Suoen pobueu pollelt,
ioueu be .3iise DER Surnois Central Giieuz
babu belIIgen, ,pel6e Siour Gitp INN s ll6r
abenbS, Siour SauS nm $40 9ta6m.,
Suawa nm 8 llbr lta6m., Geoar HapioS
I'M 8 llbr 9ta6m. uno SDle I'm 2 90 Dad
mittu9S ~uerlalien, uito 3pur an WoHta9eH,
ben ~. gtop., ben 10. Ge;., ben Z. San,
ben 4. Seb. umb ItGr; ulb ben /. uuo 80.
@prii NIB ale Stationeu onii6 Don Sort
Dodge eineu Sag ipGter. Ger Sabrpreis
wiro Der elmer Sabrt fitr Die hluoreile
iein Don alien Stationen Der ,Sllnols 6eus
tral uorbli6 pom Ohio Slulie bis lad alien
Ymtten an Der Suiuois Central NIB Der
Ou;oo, Wiililippi d SOuiiiana III ben StaGs
tel Scuneiee, WtiiNiiippi nno gouili0la
(auSgeuommen ptempbiS NIB Dem Srleans)
aus, nit 81 &a9eu 3eit, ODER weni9er nud
SeIleben, uno nit NDlteigere6t al alien
Yuutteu liioli6 pom Gairo, ST.. Gas gu6
Southern ilCmeseekers' Guide" erbal.
ten ale ReiieuOe oui Herlon9en iugelauot.
Dan weuoe lid al !. 4. Dierru, 0, T.;
u. Der ,SlIlIoIS Central G%llenbGbn, Wtana
DIETER, "a.
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slus b:m Yeri6te Der OeiunObeits
behDrOc

Der StaOt entnebmen mir, baB i'm
WOnat SttOber 30 &inoer mdnnli6en
mo % weibli6en 8eihlehtes 9eboren
ipurosn. is ltGrben bings9sn Il Yer=
ionen, BON oenen - mGnnli1en uno
s weibliden 8si6lehtes mareu. Die
Sooesrate fir ben Wipnat mar O.525
9e8en 0 .725 i'm Sabre 1898.
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f Sas ,,Sadion Suurual"

bon WaQuOteta unh SNdlon GOuntp
be9riiBte ieinen 6Olle9en pom Bellevue
Senoer" b. W. nit i~Ol9enoer, ni6t ges
raoe tlaiiiiber NpOltrOpbe:
- 6s ibeint, boB Der Seriber bes .9eaes
pie geooer" beiier bet0nilt inter benz @tamel
@iu9ooo ODER Stlntop, wGbreno Der lepten
6ampO9ue uiel mebr S6nGpieS 81 lid Senoms
men bat. ais er pertro9en tonute, mas man
leiht oil ieiuem oummen @eiaiel III leiiem
(Cmpereu;mii6 e~rtenneu tomte. Sieles
urtomiihe Semperelis Nalb. ODER pielmebr
aus9euai6 ete buffalo, fam ii6 glitli6
p%reiiel, oaB er Ilb III SelleUue beituoet, oeull
neun er III Dubuque ODER Davenport in
$empereni MAIDEN woate, 10 bGtteu bic
Semi3en ibm l9on IGnslt ben eanipaB sc.
9ebeI,
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Staat nna Mmaeaend.
Entered at the Postoffice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
@seutcu Ger ,,Ga,ette".
IN G6icdoo, GQ.:

NNN NVVN8UI NW''
@r. Setter Netter, 154 ouolou 2lpe.
&r. Wti del 28elter, DO. 1912 51it,
SiIoicite.
&r. Setter Bernard, 457 gSiu6eite>
2lpe., g&eit= uub SiIolpeitielte.
Sir Sigh Rioge, ST., NIB llmse9eno:
!. Eraul d..
Eijr Nuroro, ST., uno llm9egenb.
SDyN 1tei 9, 50 ltortb Srooowap,
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Seanlteumahl.

Ger Dubuque 2uremburger Sereill
erndblte in ieiner Geriammlun9 an
oerfloiienen SOnnerlta9e fOl9enOe ge=
amten fir oas tOmmenoe Sabr;
Graiioent-Sobn 9teien;
Gices RrGlioeut-N. bids ST.
SefretGr-gSm. @looen; y.
S6apmeiiter--T. 8. S6uler;
Mari6all-S. Gntriu9er;
Otit9lieo oes GerwaItuu9srotge5 - s,
&aep.
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Qlu6jiige ats Cii19ciaufcncn Srte'
fCm nit Scifr6een fir oas
SoIcpbiuuin.

Sb wNr Ocm Sooc uo6e NIB Der Gottor
cab MIDI uIT. Nh Ucripr0h 81 NbrclI oeS b..
&tutouul5 UNI OCS hi. ,<olcpb cine Sobe 81
elmer Der NrCiilcllcu 81 9cbclt NIB lpollte ods
CiClo i6uU cher iCllOClI. Sic mo9eG oos
VHClo ser Erciitellc III @breu Der oSrotcrill
Der Eetribtcn" Wmeuoeu. MtoGeu 0lle Aoel=
lice. peS NlumelS Abr uuterucbmGI le9ucll
mIO mO0Cu ale &utDoljtcH ibr SGcrIlein bet=
trogcl. ,Nh wiiuihc Ebneu uuo ben Stltz
beuteu uuo gSoIieH oc9 $oiepbirWmS @ottes
relhiteu ScOclI. Wtit Ciott tonuelt Sic ia
Sueo. 0iuIjc8cnO brci CoQor.
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Sjermit ihide ib Sbllcn ilpet Collars tllr
bic iitnrte SreiiteIe III @bren Der oSrotertn
Der &ctritbteu". N&ittihe Sbuen Slid ltno
SeSgW 81 SQrcm ulttrucbmen.
(}ltS 6Degcnlle 9Spo.)
On rrCiner 0roRcu &etriibniB nebmc id
puilu6t III Der ySrolterIn Der SctrlIbten" llpl
bic &etebrmIg zines p]erlrrtell SobneS 81 err
lau0en. Ginliegelo IinpeH gle etleu Collar
3ur iiilitcu Ereiltclle. SdlieBeu gle mid
nlp meine Ninoer IN ibre Webete ell.
(9lus 2@lttinion, 9teb.)
Giulie9cno 81 90 ais mein S6erfIein sur
fiiniteu Sreiiteuc III UbrCn Der r&rolterllt Der
@etriIbtcn" oereu SHiilie i6 I'M peril. CONNER
mebrere Wtale erboltcu babe.
(2ulS SoueSbur9b, Mo.)
@eoeu elmer erbortel &itte iiberrei6e tb
Sbuel biermtt jruei Collar.
(}luS Sberriu, So.)
@coeu elmer erb0rteu Gitte @itte ilberrnlts
tele id S6ueu biermit eiuen Collar.
(}lus ct. 0ouatIS, Sal
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Sas Mrinliai Der Wa5I in Subnanr
SuuutD.

Sbne meitere N~usloNun0cn iiber Den
Iusgan9 Der g8abl III unIerem GUuutp,
la'icn mir bier einen llrberblit iiber
oenlelben iOlGer, aus meldem Ole Seier
ielblt tire S1llllie Sieben tOnuen: