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The herald., 1894-01-02
SANTA ANA.


Orange Growers Association Game of
Ball That Wasn't Played.
SANTA. ANA, Jan. New Years day
in Santa Ana was very quiet. The
great bail game expected failed to ma
terialize. The Los Angeles nine that
promised to come down failed to put in
an appearance, consequently quite a
number of our people were dissp-
pointed. There being nothing else ar
ranged for the day it was remarkably
quiet. The Santa Ana nine got together
a picked nine in order to have game,
and at this writing the game is still in
progress, with the score standing at IL
to 8 in favor of the Santa Ana nine.
The New Years HERALD this morn
ing was pronounced by everybody to
be the finest paper ever issued in
Southern California, and all the extra
papers were soon sold. A great many
were surprised to see such fine paper,
ard the most OF our extra copies were
sent back east to friends and relatives.
1t is the best advertiser ever sent out
of Southern California.
The late improvement on the New
port wharf is prov n a great success.
The water is over Az feet deep at the
outer end at low tide, and instead of
pine fender piles they have put in blue
gum, which is hard and will wear much
longer than pine. Other improvements
have been made, which makes this
wharf second to none along the coast
The Newport Wharf and Lumber COM
pany is doing large business, and it
is increasing every month,
O. z. Jones is home from Bakersfield
spending New Years with his family.
The 15 jolly Berkeley boys who are to
appear in Spurgeon's operahouse Janu-
ary 9th, promises to be one of the finest
entertainments of the season. Those
who heard them when they were here
before will be sure to hear them again.
They have added several new features to
their concert, which makes it far su-
perior to the concert of last year. After
the concert is over those who love to
trip the light fantastic will have an op-
portunity to do 30.
During the game of ball today two
small boys were up in pepper tree
about 20 feet and getting too far out on
the limb it broke and both fell to the
ground, but miracuiously escaped in
jury any more than a good shaking up.
A third boy fell with the rest, but he
lit on his feet and ran off as if nothing
had happened.
Died--In Ventura, December 81, Mics
Metto Wall, daughter of DR.. w. B. Wall.
Funeral will take place at DR.. W. B.
Wallis residence in Tustin, January l,
at 80 pm. The remains will arrive
tonight.
The meeting for the election OF off,
GERS of the Orange County Fruitgrowers
association will be held in Tustin at
pm. Wednesday instead of in the
evening, as has been reported.
A number of the business houses were
closed up today in respect for the new
year.
The prospect for heavy harvest for
the coming year increases every day.
The county officials we're promen aiding
the streets today ''in their best cult OF
clothes.''
w. L. Kerley of Oregon is in Santa
Ana and will spend the winter here.
Nesdames Cneesbro and Moran have
gone into partnership business in
The herald., 1894-01-02
SANTA MONICA.


The New Years Herald Well Resolved
Local Affairs.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 1.-Happy New
Year; have you read the HERALD2 was
on eyeryone's lips today as they greeted
each other. The edition is universally
praised and the first bstch Of extras was
long sold out before the belated break
fast was partaken: A. E. jackson, the
HERALD agent here, being compelled to
send for second batrh on the 10
O'Clock tIain. 1t is splendid copy to
send to Eastern friends.
Mr.. s. Rinehart of Hotel Arcadia en-
tartained the officers Of H. M. s.
Royal Arthur and number OF friends at
luncheon Sunday, when the dining room
was tastefully decorated in honor OF the
occasion, and the bill of fare Of superior
excellence. Among those present were
Lieutenants Colonel Burrows, w. ii.
Nickelson, A. M. Hunage, @. E. Collard,
V. Stanley Fansett, r. Phippsstornpy
ami Dr.. RR. II. Il Browne Browne.
Watch meeting was held in the
Methodist church New Years eve,
members of the other churches uniting
with them. The Epworth league held
a service first, which was very interest
ing, afterwards the pastor, Rev. William
Stevenson, preached very able sermon
from the text "Create within me new
heart and renew in me right spirit
then will teach transgressors Thy ways
and sinners will be converted unto
Thee" They continued to hold inter-
esting services until the old year ex-
pired and the new was ushered in.
The Free Methodists and Salvation
army held also joint watch meeting.
The Royal Arthur steamed out of here
Sunday night at 6 p. m.
William Young was sent up for 15
days by Justice Willis for disturbing
the peace, he keeping too much New
Years before that day arrived.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.
Board of trustees meeting last night
adjourned to this evening.
The bicycle club meet tomorrow night
Wednesday,, in the Office at the rear
of the bank OF Santa Monica, at Z 80
O'Clock. The committee on constitution
and bylaws will report, and lsrgs at
tendance OF all cyclers, including those
of the fair sex, is most earnestly re-
quested.
ssR. F. and Ray Jones, agents for John
P. Jones, town and ranch property for
sale," is the significant sign on the door
Of the Office in the rear>of the bank, and
means the subdivision of and sale OF
Jones's property here.
Col. Francis A. Eastman, of the edi-
torial staff of the Chicago Herald, is
spending few days here. Col. East
man is preparing an article for his pa
per in which he will kindly remember
the city by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton J. Harris OF
Philadelphia were among yesterdays
visitors.
School commences again today.
The Catholics gave their children a
treat yesterday by remembering them
with Christmas tree.
Among the recent additions to the
Hotel jackson registry are, John M.
Gordwill, New Burn, N. Y. John Cool,
Monrovia Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hill,
Grswold. Iowa; L. @. Tinkenbiner,
John Casey, f. G. Martin, James Jason
and wife, William Taylor, W. T. Small,
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank Lawton is on the sick
list.
The herald., 1894-01-02

rious nature than at first reported, as it
ia learned that McVea stabbed Parker
in the left side under the rib.
Ascertaining this fact after the COM
batants had been separated, a doctor
was Immediately called. The wound is
very painful and of serious nature, but
more than this cannot now be learned.
McVea has been placed under arrest,
with bonds fixed at $1,000, which, failing
to raise, he has been lodged in jail.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
1t is learned that Aaron Brest, aged
13, and q boy companion, while out
hunting this afternoon, resulted in an
olt-enacted accident, the smaller boy
accidentally discharging the full con-
tents of one OF the barrels with No. 6shot
into both legs of young Brest, DR.. Brown
states penetrating to the bone from the
knee down.
The herald., 1894-01-02
A Now Cause.

THOUSANDS FLOCK TO ITS STANDARD When
a new cause is presented to the public il always
exeites attention. A prominent physician has
said that la grippe, du,ing the last three years
world than any other cause that mas ever ex.
listed. Those who hSve had this maiady and
subsequently, found themselves subject 70 pal
stom ach, pain in side or shoulder. gmothering
spells, fainting, dropsy, ETC., may feel assured
they have heart disease, which unless checked
at once, may result fatally Dr.. Miles New
Heart Cure is the only remedy that can be re-
lied upon to effect cure. Sold by O. H. Hance,
III n Spring, on a guarantee. Ask for the doc
tors new book, free,
The herald., 1894-01-02

Charles Brown, Hugh and Grant Smith.
All OF them are old mountaineers
and went into the hills with the inten-
tion of stkying several months if neces-
sary, but the recent storm proved too
much for them. When they left Chillao,
where they camped, the snow was 80
inches deep on level and OF great
depth in the cations whittier it had
drifted.
The members OF the party found it
necessary to construct snow shoes In
order to travel, No trace OF Mr.. Win
ston was found, and there Is but little
hope of finding the body now until the
snow melts off next spring. 1t is doubt
full whether another search party will
60 out before that time.
THE UNION MOVES.
The North Fair Oaks quarters of the
Pacific Gospel union have become too
small to meet the constantly increasing
demands OF the tramp fraternity, and a
large room on South Fair Oaks has been
secured. The police department com
plains bitterly about the class of citizens
which are allowed to make their head
quarters at the union.
The officers of the union, on the other
hand, hold that they are only following
the Masters teachings in Ading the
needy, Whatever their condition in life
may be.
Notes.
The streets were in splendid condition
for the parade.
A full account of the tournament OF
roses will be found in another column.
Postponed meeting of the city council
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A slight shower began falling here
about 10 o'clock this evening with indi
cations good for a heavier fall. :
An unusually large batch of hobos,
drunks and vags are confined in the city
lookup awaiting trial tomorrow.
The herald., 1894-01-02
San Gabriel.

SAN GABRIEL, Jan. 1.-The rain has
come in good time, and every drop oi
it has soaked into the ground. Between
AZ and inches has fallen for the sea-
son. Tuesday night the rain was sc.
companied by considerable of a wind
but no damage was done by it.
The road through the mission has
been improved. Some way of removing
the overflow water at the sand box,
instead of allowing it to flood the road
would be decided improvement.
Five o'clock mass was celebrated al
the mission church Christmas morning
and regular service was held at II
O'Clock.
Fl. P. Ware is able to be around
again.
The herald., 1894-01-02

dress making, with parlors in Mrs
Mayne's store.
John Wallace OF Kern county is in
Santa Ana visiting friends and relatives.
Johnnie was one Of the pioneers to the
Santa Ana valley.
]. L. Forbes has removed into Santa
Ana again.
There is plenty OF Oregon property on
the market for trade for Orange county
property.
The herald., 1894-01-02
MIlas' Nerve and Liver PM

Act on new principle-regulatin the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves. new
I discovery DR.. Niles pills speedily cure bill
T;ousness, bad tastes, torpid liver, piles const-
patton Unequaled for msn. women and chill
dren Smallest, mildest, surest. Fifty doses
26 cents. Samples free O. Ii, Hance III
Moth spring.
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Scr1nDrrliGes @rttrr.

9ie Derlnoerli6e gSitterun9 bes
6rilOjdbrs iii beIOnoers 1iir Yeripnen,
mel6e sum &atarrD angelegt iino, 0e=
flbrli6, uno oOber elm pr0ttii6er gSiut
Ntnt mie lid babel 81 OerDNlten, bon
QrOBem YScrtb. 9errn 0einri6 WPiiQer
in Gream Gltp, isis, D~eroQnten mir
fOlQenoen SeltrU9 sur Ecb0nolung Oes
&QtQrrDs. 0enUmter 0err i6reibt:
oWtein 9t06bar gSeBel S6neiter lit
lett 20 S0brtn OIL ioAenNnntem Ga=
tNrrb. Q8enn 0Ns cine ltaIenloh plfen
mar, 10 mar oOs mOCre DerliDpit. Gr
tOnnte i6le6t UtDmen uno ouSu bate
er i6rcdli6cs &Opimeb, oite ¬en
5GDen Sdteimes I'M 9nt5 mo Se6ltopI
unO 0urtleibigteit. Gr mubte NIT
inter 3 bis II YiQeu e~inuebmen, e6e
Der Stublg0n9 fOl9te. Gr io0te, er
bate i6on Diele WteOiSinen 9etauit unO
9OttOrcn gebrNu9t unO betam nllr
etiUas SinOerllng aber teine Seilnn9.
Gr bOlte li6 bel mir cine 6lai6e bon
6Orni'3 Nlpentrduter : 8lutbeleber;
nadoem CT Oieie oerbr0u9t bate, bolte
er li6 pieOer cine 6lai6e. Gr tbeilte
mir nit, O0B er ME UieDer Obne oieie
Wteoi5in im SUuie iein UiirOe, oenn lie
ltclle ale Nnocren WteOi3iuen in Den
S0Otten. Sem Sdtarrb lit 9dn3li9
gebeilt, oas &OpfUeb peri6punoen, Der
Oide S6leim i'm &ebltOpie babe auf9e=
bort unO CT fIble nun pieoer 90ns
tDobl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
&.C!ncrc 30 dtriG,tcu a,ts StaOt
nno ilmSeeeno.

ST.. N.0. 8lO1linger, 2amotte, Sa.
- Is. s. 9etcrion, 3 abnarSt,
90l 4tainItr0Be.
- 0crr S. @OIimann bat einen Gr-
ben. WlIldmjiniNc.
- 2hm SOnntog botteu Der oSeralO"
uno Die Zines" Grtra0llsgabcn.
- Sn g8cIt=9 Dubuque tarb SOn=
nerstag WtOrgcn 0crr McGOOD i'm Nl=
ter pOn % S0brcn.
98er nnh Chicago, ct. Yaul
OOcr &anias 6itD geben mill, nebme
Die 6bica9O Gre0t gGeitern ii. j..
- Sin mcrtbpolles YIerO Oe5 Scrrll
s. Scegers ihcutc 6reitug Dor Dem
itdotii0cu Sampfrollcr unb brdN ell
SCi1 mo0lr6 cs gCtOotet meroen mhBtt.
Srou Stanley pon 6reepOrt,
ST., 0cren @0tte auf Der 81. 6entrol=
&0bn 9etOOtct murOe, bat Die 6clcll=
Ihoit ouf $1,000 S0oDeuerIa per=
tlngt.
- @ini9e 9NnonreiNer wel6e iid
in Der 0cDDite Der IS. Is. 98eltern
Giienbobn 9iitLiW tb0teu, murOeu bel
ibrem Siebcsieite pon NtarI9aQ &aeslI
abgefaBt.
&orl Meinfc, nclhcr Gleiocr BON
@crrn SOnntbon Ynislep gcitobitn bas
ben ioll, 1T DOn 6ricOensri6tcr GOOner
untcr $500 8iir9i6Nft az Ole NrQB9ez
i0lDOytuCn UtriuieIen mOrOen.
- &ei Der lleberfa6rt itbcr ons Wfos
torgeleiie Der &Dombcrg'ibcn StraBen=
balm trni Gin Ntotor cin YiCrO Der
6irmu Wtortin unO Str>inu, WOour1
OasIelbe erDebliD perluunOet wurOe.
SIN It=GubuQue muroen iolQcnDc
@runOeigentbums=&ertd fe ob9ei0lOi=
len: Yaulpt 20. = pon s.. Ginger al
g8. Seller; Got in &urt's Sub. iilr
$40 Don =. Sleeping an Wt0rla SloB.
- Sic S%09esbldtter beipre6en Die
9luslihten unicrer Staot ais YnuplNb
elmer Mai0ienenI0brlt sur Serltelllung
bon 2otpmOtipcn uno Gilenbn6npa0en.
Die entpldelten Nnli1ten entb0lten
mebr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ais Iti9balti9e
Nr0umente.
- g8ittluoh Na6t muroe Die Mtago
ocs 9crrn $. Is. 1on9ueDille I'M SDlS=
i6uppen, bintcr Dem Sallie 20. 97l
an Der Soma StrOBe, nit chem Snip
pei ilber Den &opi gci6lugen. Sa lie
aber nod i6reien tonnte entilob ou5
SnOipiOium in Der SunteIDeit ODne err
t0nnt 5l mcrOen.
- Die 6irmn Sames 2eDi d So.
Gde Der Z. uno MOinItraBe mar NOD
INNER elmer Der berOOrrogenlten 6irmen
Der StaOt, mas &leioermunren, &urS=
woaren oOer lOnlt ir9eno mel6e 9lrtitel
in ibren GeidditsS,peiG betrai. Sir
6riibla1r5 unO COMMENCEMENT Daben
Dieielben au0 Oieies S0br pieoer Die
teitcnOe STEELE einNenpmmen. Spre6et
bel Sbnen Dor S0s. Sepi IL &c., Gde
Der z. uno WtalnlIraBe Dor.
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men wrlroe Elm S0Noen bon ctlua $50,
600 altoerid)tet.

men mlroe Elm S0ooen BON ettua $50,
600 angeri0tet.
- Ser SpluN'er SaNtenltanbsberi6i
tlir Den WOnnt Npril lautet: Sas gSet-
ter mar iudbrenO Oes D%ergau9enen WtOs
mats tlir Die 6nrmer meilt 0ilnlti9. Sit
Semperdtur betrllg bel mGBigem BE
9enfoll 2 bis orei @rab iiber Dem nor=
lilnlen Stdnoe. Sic lebte gSO1e ling
NIT gSdrnle uno Sonncnihein an, lnO
elloete NIT erlpiinld)ten lnO gutpcrtbeil=
ten Nieoeri6ldgen. 8ctrcioe un0 @ras
lteNen gut. Sin 9rOBer She'll bes sos
oens 1T tiir Oas Yflansen pes Sorn'a
porbereitet, uno man bat Ihou cine quite
Suantlt0t gepflanSt.
9Senn oas 0ilnIti9e g8etter 10 anbQlt,
miro Das meiite &orn Dor Dem 10. Mai
nod gepflnnSt meroen, clio 2 gGpd)en
frilDcr ais iOnIt Ourbi0niitlib qeI6ab.
Die Nuslj6ten allf Die Sbltcrnte limo
jebt beler ais anldngli0 an9enommen
mur0e.
- Die o3pi'1cnltaatli6e Nusltel=
lungsgeieli0aIt" wel6e olljdbrli6 in
Siour GitD cine Nusltellun9 Der
neutrality-suspicious. ~GrScugniiie pDn
cinhunOcrt Counties in Solpa, Winne=
Iotd, Sit0=SatOtn unO NcbraStu 81
pcranltalten 9eoentt uno ilber wel6e
fiir5lid an oicicr STEELE beri0tct nor
Den mar, lit ms Vebeu getreten uno bat
y. s. g86eeler aus SoebDlt sum Nor=
llBCloen unb Is. s.. Wartin aus SiOnr
Gitp sum S0riftiii0rer gerpdblt. 0Ns
&apitalOermO0en Der @cieQihalt lit III
Dem gntrdge Nui Gerleibung BON &0r=
periNoftsrchten uui 500, 600 an9e9e=
ben. Die erite Nusitelun9 miro in Die
lem S)erbt o~bgeDnittu weroen; uui Den
Sau Der neutrality-suspicious. merDcll
OrclBl9t0uienO Collars pe%rpenOet iuer=
Den. NuBerOem miro, mie nclli6 be-
reitet, cine einmeiliQe &~cnnbabn einQe=
rl0tet llo bon Den peribieOeuen tbcii=
nebmenocn Counties iopie BON glls=
ltcllern Deroen md picIe b~Clonoere @e=
barOc 9ebaut peroen.
- 81 &eptut ertranfen am 3.
Wtai ii. SbompIon, Carrie Mc&ibben
nnD Sannab Yeters beim Se9eln in
elnem goOte auf Dem 6luB. Sas
Soat luuroe nit Dem Sobeu na6 o6ti
treibeno 9efunoen, Die Sel1en bat man
nod nl6t tpleoererlangt.
- Die Safion GOuntD Sair miro
olelea S0br am %, &c, q. uuo %.
september ab9ebalten iUeroen.
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S1O0 SCluguung. 500.

9jc &cier Oieicr 3eitung pcrOcn li6
ircuen gu erIUbrcn, Dap cs w~enigltens
cine QcfiIr6tcte &r0ntbelt gibt, Wel6e
Die 98iicui6Uit in all ibren Stufen
gu Dcilcn i'm StNnoe lit; Salls ao=
tarrb=&ur lit Die ein5i9e jcbt Der dr3t=
li6en &riloeri00it bei0nnte poiitipe
Sur. &Ntarrb eriOrOert ais cine Gon-
ititutiOnstruntbeit cine cOnititutionelle
&eDUuOlumg. SulPs &oturrb : Sur
miro iuucrli6 gcnOmmen mo wirtt
nirctt OuI O09 Ylut unO Die ihleimigen
SberiiQNcn Oea SOitem9, ouour6 Die
&ruu0iOge Der &rOntbeit 5eritOreuo
uno Dem Yatitutcu Strait gebcuO, in
Dem lie Die Contribution Oes &Drper5
uuibQut uuO DER 9}atur in ibrem Q&erte
GIlit. Sic G~igcntbjimer Daben 10 Uiel
&ertraucu 5u ibren SeIltrQiten, Dap tie
cinbunOcrt Collars gelObmung fir
jeOeu Sol Gnbieten, Den ie 81 turiren
DericDlcu. GaGt Sud cine yiIte bon
3euQniNcn tOmmeu. WtOn UOreiIjre:
j.. s. 6beneD IL Is D., 8OleOO, =.
~ Gertauft BON alien 2lpOtbetern,
Is Gents.
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SoWa Na6ri6ten.

- Ser Stootratb BON Spwa6itD
bat bei6lohcn; Nuf itren9e 9ur6fiib=
run9 Der Den S0autiUittben burd Oaa
,Ntulct" =8eieb auIerlegten Sel6rdn=
tungen Su beiteben lnO 81 Der Staats=
Observation-Disclosures nod einen GU
i0lag BON $500 sum geiten Der Itdoti-
iden Sane Su beben 10 oaB ppn iebt an
Die S6Hntgeluerbelteue jdbrli6 eintau=
ieno Collars betra9en miro. Die 3abl
Der S6antmirtbi6uiten Der Staot miro
OuOur6 aui etWa Elm SuBeno permin=
bert weroen.
- @m SOnntag SO9 Elm beoeutenbes
8emitter quer our6 Den Staat. ga
basIelbe Seitweiie BON Sa9el be0leitet
mar, bat IS III einigen Srten beoell=
tenoen S6aoen an9eri6tet. Sn 9 0 10 q
GitD lOa berleibe 1i3 auf 500, 600
belaufen. Sn &incOln Sownibip,
4oams County, ging elm @oltenbrud
nieoer, pel6er 9rOben S6aoen onrib.
tete. Der Sa9el Lag 3 3Oa bod uno
Der ,99iQiams Nrm" Oes NOoapnp
SluRes frat 10 i6neu iiber feline uier,
bah man beilr6tet, oaB piel Yieb Su
gruHos Sius. Guf ben am!iessu Gar.
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GOn Chicago na6 Dubuque:

&On Dubuque nof 9enper, Gueblo,
Colorado Springs, 5rinioaO, 9em06n=
li0e St0tiOnen in Colorado, fir FINITE
unO nicOriQere &lOiien, eini6lieBli6
8aubOlS 20 6ents.
Die Obengenannten Preiie 9elten
ni6t il 3wi DEN # otiOnen.
S0mlt mdre Dem uebelItonoe, unter
Dem uuiere GeibaitSieute gelitten Do=
ben, ab9ebolien, "a oieie Yrei5ernie=
Ori9un8eu Smiihen Dubuque uno Dem
0tiNouri glei6 in @eltun8 tretcn.
Gerner bat Dubuque aud Den 8or=
tDeil ernieoriQter Staten Sluii1en unie=
rer St0ot uno Chicago 9enldB fOIgen=
Der SQbelie:.
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rs ! d Boy" Pipe
S m k i n g

aus Der 9roBen 5abatfabrit BON g.
%ciocrsOOrf d SO. 9ieie neue Sorte
&au6= unO &au=SObat 1T iebt fir ben
GcrianOt iertig. Seoes Bdfben "Sol-
der Boy" entbdlt elnen 4ieiien=Gpu=
pom, wopon oierSIg (40) Qenit9cn, UNI
cine edit munOeriN0ne ySriur" =Bfeiie
nit 6ineiiider Sernitein Munoipibe
Su crIuuQen. "Soldier Boy" 1T wpbl
Ser feinite Sa6at, Der jcBt albright
miro. Gr lit bel 2Illen, Die i'm rar6en,
iebr beliebt unO es lit ieDem &au6er
81 ratben, oieien S0bat 81 probiren.
gu baben lit Der Soldier Boy" bel
alien SQnolern; Die @boleIaIe Agenten
iiir Dubuque itno
John ielhOp Son l. Go. Company
lll0
Schroeder. kIeiRe Grocery Company.
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Earul AZ b%erfauien.

@e9et Observation-Disclosures piinI6t ber
unterSel6nete Iellle 24O gder 9roBe Sarm,
III Suena Stlta Sownibip, Glapton Goumt1,
Sd., z Mtellen ncroOitli6 Don 9olp GroB, 4
Wteilen liloll6 uou SIelIa &iita uuo 8 Otei.
len noroll6 pom SalltOwn 9ele9en, Su per-
touieu, NlteBenoeS gSaiier uuo elm outer
SrlInleu liuo porborDeu. 90 @(der bes
sanoeS lilo inter Gultur llo baS lle6riae
III Sol;lano. Suites Naus ulo IlBeIs
g~ebGlloe limb aui benz Plase. NGberes beim
Gigeltbiimer Gbriltiau Roeuniter, @utteu=
berg, Soma, ODER bel 4eter StiQmunteS,
Sberrlus Mouno, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
@cae Carrie DER GiirnbaBngeieaz
i6aiteu.

Ser Gei6aitso9ent s. 8. @batmOre
pOn Der Chicago & @reot g8eltern
GilenbO6n bat IotgenOc meme S0riI=
tobcllc ibrcr &abn fir Die 3wci9c lDrcr
Stnie SmiiOen Dubuque uuO &QniN&
Gitp iOmic ct. SOiepD unO an Den
Uicrn ors MiNOuri ulO Wel6c SNrifC
Die Mtnrimolprciic fir ale 3luil6cn=
itatiOnen in Soma uno NtiiiOuri icin
iollen, an9ctitnoiQt. GOigenocs iinO
Die nclIcn, crnicorigtcn Ereiic neben
Npn often nor SunNrrtnpmiht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
Sun0trt9elulDt:

9}Or0Ii6 upn Cclpeiu bis n00 Dem
Uuo nit Gini6mB ocs g8nperlD mno
@umptOn 3weige9 lino Die ROten 9lei6
jcnen biz nab Siour Stir ndmIiO 80
Gents per NunOert.
Sic S6wieri9teit lag bis DeUte
ONriu, O0b Die Prciie bon Chicago aus
n0b Dem QGciten nidt b0ber iino ais
pm Dubuque nab Dem g8clten, 10 oaB
unicrG 0anOelslcutc pOn Dubuque gu
crit Die &0riic poH Chicago no0 Dill
buQUe uno Damn DOn 0ubuQue nab
Dem g&elten ein 5~lpei!e@ Mtol beS0blcn
muBtcn. llnicrc 9NnOelsleute bODen
Nbblilfe %DerlQnQt.
9}clIe &otcu mcroen Icin bon Chicago
uno ct. Paul ua0 Oenielben StN=
tipneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
5Stalt mud alm0eQend.
Entered at the Post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at s~ecOnd-clasS rates.
Tlatt gcmG6t.

Inter &onOncn0Onner unO Wtll=
ljtl6ol Qljtt o09 Gbrenwert Der Soma
Sron QSOrt2 uno Der StNOt Dubuque
ONS GOrpcOO &Dot Gric9ion am SOms=
lto9 NbcnO ms 93oiier unicres 6luB=
DOfcn5. Gas 98Ctter mar prUttpolI
obcr bciB unO pa cs SomIto9 NNbmit.
tag mOr, bate Die 0ciNmmte Ylrbcitcrlpclt
Der StnOt ii0 an liter pes S0icuS per.
inmmelt. Die TCitrcOcn bicltcu SrcO,
C'TNnncl unO 5. Is. %on8uepiIlc mn
Die S0iHstouic nobm Sri. &icnc DOr,
inocm iie cine 6I0i6e G8ein 0uf Den
&CrOetc brO6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
9Guat Sbr tapc,icrcn 4?

gSO tOnnt SIR Oas i66nite, bette
lnO billiQlte Eager BON SOpeten, Tor=
bdugen unO @%anoleiiten linoen? Stir
genes in Der Staot ais bel Watb b.
.6StSef, NO. 1913 Slap Il raBe.
StOre=9orbGnSe weroen auf's biQiglte
bergeitellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15
Cots bel Sclmeim III nerfauicn.

@etuuntli6 piro oaS StGot6en Gellpeill
III unlerem Stoote Die oaupt9eboite Der Gbi=
cage GreGt 2Seltem Gilenbabn erbalteu. ga
oIele Staot i'll SQloe oaber eIlIeu beoeutelz
oeu AuiidwuIg uebmeu miro, 10 mO6ter
luir Seoeu, Der bort Nano tauieu nil, eriu=
den, li1 al inns nm SerIauiSpreiie unb
lldbere IuStuuit iiberbuupt su weubeI.
&%alentin &auber, 956 @autbier 2lpe.
ct. Qaul, Otirn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

Sn ieiner 9~8Obnun9 on g8eIt Occult
StrOBe ltarb am Sonntu9 Serr 5. s.
g8irtb. 9erielbe mar an q. 9lpril
1859 81 2ouiiu9 in uuicrem Stadte
oebOreu uno Wuroe nit Sri. %. 9iebla
bon YlatteoiQe, 98is., Uerebeli0t, nit
luel6cr Ell nn6 Dubuque fam. Sn
oeu lebten fiini SaDren mar er Geilen=
Der Der Sen 6itD 6urniture 6uctOrD"
Gelueien. IS iiberIeben i'm feline @at=
tin nit bier &iuoeru. 9as Ye9rdbniB
ianO Wtittpp6 gtd6rnittag nm 2 ubr
aui Dem StaDtfrieObOIe ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-15

Reiu0cwinu 5 Ills %
Gemgemdb 1T ole 0odbriide ein
finan5ieller GrIolg. 9&em oicic@ nun
Der 6Gll iiir oieIe Bride 1T, 10 bltibt
tcin 3Ucifel mebr, oNB cine Bride am
Obercn StaOtenOe bel &00le 4}Oint nod
mebr Grfol9 baben Witroe. IS iuitroe
namIi0 cine Bride bort mebr 60r=
mcrn pm 9Gisrouiin einen Oirettcn
9Seg n00 dubuque crOifnen unO bate
Oabel 5uQleih ben &ort6cil, O0B Oa=
Our0 Dubuque all Icnen gei6altlI0cn
3ufluB erbieltc, mcldcr, oh ot@ lan9cn
umpe9c5, I'm 5u Hnierer St0Ot 81
gclNn9en, na6 Ut Dubuque 9ebt.
Sbati0hli0 lit ST : Dubuque ais
ltNrttplNB I0on btutc ein GiDal fiir
Dubuque. Sails Ous capital umicrcr
StaOt li0 i'm SntcreNe unicrcr StNOt
niiBli0 NADER moIitc, 10 mQrc bort
cine pailenOe uno lobnenOe Nnmcnoun9
fir Oailelbe 9cboten. GaSu miirOe cine
Srilfe an G09le POint 9tbomberg 2tOe.
unO 6lnDItr0Be nit einem S6l0ge ben
geihditlIhen SOrr0ng ilber Die Moin=
ltruBe oerlelben.