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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
&lcincrc Va%d)rid)teg a,ss StaOt
unO utmScseuD.

= Sr. N.O. SlofIll9er, Gdmptte, ga.
6. s. 9eterIon, 3abnarst
96l MOinItraBe.
- gluf ben Slpan @ruuno ipa so.
GODce cine Sleimine getrDnen. baben.
10 Sas nelle SmiBenbaus an Der
Selbi= StroBe nobt ieiner Nolleuoung.
- Sie dubuque Malting So" bat
elm i6Dnes BOD Sier aui Den Wtartt
9eieBt.
- 2m Montag gbeno begunn in
Der bieiigen NrmOrp Salle Die &irden=
lair Der 60tbeOrule.
- gm MittmDh ptrflpiiener g8pAe
belt Der vMimclpuutUn Club" icin
jdbrli1es Banquet.
- gu S~perspiQe Guben is2s @irtb-
i6Niten iniplge Dee Mtultt 6eIeBe5 ibre
WlrtblbGlten 9el6Ioncn.
Sm 9rme ieiner SHUTTER iarb
Sreltag o0s Sinh Der Sr0u BRADFORD,
ais olele in einem 9auie aui 8eiu1
mar.
- IS beiBt, Die 99irt6e in ga Mptte
bdtteH, asun an Der 3abl, infplge oes
pWtulct Beieges" ibre g8irtbibaiten
9ei6lONeu.
- GerflOiiene @obe muroen in Der
MObnung oes bp6w'i item Gr3bii6ois
S0r! Gie9er nit Sri. u. Gafiertp ebe=
li9 Hetraut.
- EQUITABLE SdumNnn bat einen
SacOb Sil9er perbaItet neil Oerielbe
lple es belBt SanOlperts9ei9irr entpeu=
oct Dabea lOll.
Sn Sit=SubuQUe tr4ot man ii6
NIT Dem 8eoanten I'M, einen 3meia=
pein oes Sroens Der tat6Olii6en S0r=
tier 81 griInoen.
- Der Mapor uno Der StaOtrat6
tueroen CUR Sbeilnubme on Der TSeier
BON Grants 8eburtstA9 an q. B. u.
eiugelNoen neroen.
Sie Nloermdnner limo i'm Sn=
~tereIIe brr gSirtbe erill1t wOroen, Die
ltGotii6en SiSenien iiir g3irtDe ni6t
llber 500 81 itellen.
- gum PoItmeilter bon SI=Su=
buQue, ST., lit 0eO, y, Reluell en-
ndnnt woroen. Serlelbe mar bis beute
StaotCOlettOr oaIelbit.
- Gllenmaaren muroen nod ME 10
blll9 pertauIt ais oieies beute lei s.
y. 2 u Ter, G5l an Der
W al ltraBe, 9el0iebt.
- Sarl &rinte Der Gnebt oes Serrn
i. PaiIelep bon 6Oucoro Somnibip
iOu nit perl1ieoenen &leiOun9sltilden
leines Serrn UerOuitet iein.
90s Wooiitenmaaren : @eI6ait
Der 6rau 6larte an Der MainitraBe lit
BON elmer Dame Namens Mari1aa aus
6blcagO a~n9etauit wprOen.
SOr benz 9iItritt @eri6te oabier
lpurOen leBte gSphe 6rau Mtaaaretba
Mtun6 uuo 6rau Wtaria &rue9er BON
ibren respcttiOen Gbemdnnern 9ei6ie=
ben.
- 2eBte @o6e traten Die Ndbterin-
men Der 50. y. GlOper Sperall g."
in einen Nusltuno lue0en elmer Gobuer=
nleorl9un9. Ger NusitNno oauert
Beute nod fort.
@ilbelm Pbelan, Elm junoer
damn, iIel am Samltas aui piiener
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
1ooestGac.

Sn ieiner @obnun9 al Goina Str.
fano Srau Ginter am WOntag ben
Gei6nam hires 8atten IN einem gebn=
ituble in ibrer Stube. Matbias Rim
fer mar am MOr9en an bic arbeit,
pel6e er in itdotiihen Sieniten an
elmer StraBe beim StaotirieobOie per=
ridtete, 9e9an9eu, filblte iih aber UNI
10 ubr unmObl uno begab ii0 I'M
Gauie oes Cages mad Sauie, no feline
Srau oeiien Gei6nam in einem 2ebn=
ituble poriano. gs iGeint, oaB .ein
S6laganfaQ ieinem Seben ein Gnoe
0ema6t bat. 8inter blnterldBt ncben
ieiner 6rau Smei erluadiene SObne ulO
siuei perbsiratDete SO9ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

8erciniste Staatcn.
C9t 6tra9li6 d.

IS Iie9t cine Gprreipon=
aus ct. 90ul b~etreffeno &or=
bereitungcn sum Surembllr9er 6on=
9reB ppr, uno es ibeint, o0B Die Sadie
BON 0roBorti9er NOtir iueroen miro.
98ic cs beibt, meroen ii6 20 beuti9e
&ereine am Sonntag Nahmltto8
an Dem llmsu9e betbeill9en. 9taberes
miro Die GOrreiponOens oes Setretdrs
SetretGrs Meienbur9 beri6tcn, mel1e
mir leioer crit in nadlter Nummer
publiSiren tOnnet.
Sonnta9 iiber 0dt Sage feiern
Die Gurembur9er Gercine Der Stoot
oas 1Seit Der Sr0lterin Der Setrilbten
our6 Seiu6 pes SOhamtes in corpore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

StraBe Dor Glcte's Npotbete in S9n=
maht lno ipuroe ais toDt a%llf9ebpben,
erbolte li6 aber pieoer.
= Sn Sit=SubuQue nlroe lebtt
Wp0e Der Sohn Oes Serrn Soiepb
Sigmann b~e9raben. 9ul6 ltarb oaielbli
gnoreus &eutcr, Elm Geteran Der i'm
Srie9e I'M y Soma Sreiwilligen Corps
Olente.
= Die 3abl Der Maiientinoer i'm
g8ai'enhaule ullter Der Seituno Der
6ran5istanerinnen bat li6 auf l25 per=
mcbrt uno miro cin I'm bdu sum
~ al ia II {" ell unum9lng=
li6es SeoiirfniB.
6ountD gmpult Matt6eps lit ppn
GcrmilllOr, Siio=Satota. aus b"eruier
luoroen I'M O0'elblt Die GertbeiOi9ung
in cilem Moro0uialle oegen ben De
riibmten NnluNlt 2lrgo bon Siour Gitp,
Sa., Sl iiberne9men.
- 3u Gbitugo, ST., bat lid cine
@e'clllh0It inter Dem NOmen 'The
National Lead Mining and Smelt-
ing Co." 9ebilOet, welde Die YlcimIi=
nen I'M benN6bNrtcn Soc Sauies So.
in SlinOis ausbellten miro.
= Ser Mil06Qnoler Spencbtn bat
NIT leinem N0Nbarn Sollenweioer einel
FroSeB ungcTan0cn. Gs baloelt 'ih
babel Inn oas &edt einen 3aun iiber
eincn Sab Sl blucll ipci1er our6 bas
%Gi9entbum Der beloen flicBt.
Nerilolene @obe brad in Der
Mtitte pCs 6lulIes baa Stcuerruoer Der
Gu9le YOint 6errp uno Oos Shiii wGre
perlOren gene ell, bate man ni1t oui
DaS 0lilfcll9nnl prpmpte 0iilfe Don ben
S0lfsgebOlten aus 9cianOt.
- Stim Spielen an Der geroieite
an Der picrten StrOBe traf Elm orpBer
Stein o0s S01tcr0en Der 6unlilie
@rGipleD mo rib oU3 &ino al Die 80
SUB ben NbDNng binab, no DusIelbe
b~cluuBtloS 0ufgeDobcn wuroe.
Sn Dem &la9eialle Der Sral
Wtarla 8looen gegen Den @irtl &euter
Don SDersOllle, Deldcr ben So6n Der
c"rIteren bttrunten 0emu0t baben iDllte,
mprNuf olcler llb auf Oas @eleiie Der
Gilenbabn ge!e0t bate uro bort iiber=
talrcn uno 9etOOtet mlroe, DurDe Die
&ld9erln %abgelUleien.
- Pin Der 8. uno 86ite=S troBe
belt ein StrNBcwduber Serrn &.
Suffer bel bcllcm Sage m. Sieier be-
rlttete Der YpliSei, oaB ibm Elm @e=
webr uor bic Stirne 9ebalten muroe,
morauf man auf ben @e0ela0erer
Sag0 mNd)te, Die u6er eriol9los mar,
Oa Der &crfolgte li0 nah SllinOis
filldtete.
@eNen Ntict6perle9cnbeiten, in
irei6e Die 60mllle Nnumnnn gerotben
mar, cntItOnO pOr. 90o6e Elm Streit
ilplihen @cinrih N0umum uno Trall
Csrpolo, mclhe bei0e in oemlelben
0aule on Der Il. StrnBe Spiihen Clint
mo MalbinNton StrOBe UObnen, mo=
bel Nounlann cilen S1uB auf 6rau
SswalO abieuertc, Der lie abr ni6t
trNf. 6ricOensrihter Murpbp bat am
6reitog Nuumam utter $1,000 SiirQ=
lhalt 9eieBt llno Den SAD az Die NroB=
gel9WOrenen perlpieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
rs o | di B o y" P e
S m O king

aus Der 9roBen Sabatfabrit bon ..
SeiOersoori IL So. Sieie nelle SOrte
&au6= unO &au=Sabot 1T ieBt fir ben
YerianOt fertig. Seoes Ydd9en "Sol-
der Boy" entbdlt einen Yfeifen=GOu=
pom, tuDpOn piersis (40) aenii9en, nm
cine edit munOeridOne ySriar" =Pfeiie
nit 6ineiiiGer Sernitein : MhunoipiBe
Su crlUnqen. "Soldier Boy" 1T Wobl
Der ieinite Sabat, Der jeBt fabriSirt
miro. Gr 1T bel 9llen, bic i'm rau6en,
ie6r beliebt uno es 1T ieOem &au6er
gu rNtben, Oieien Sabat Su probiren.
gu bGben lit Der "Soldier Boy" bel
alien Sanolern; Die gSbOlelaIe 4genten
fir Dubuque iino
John MelhOp Son e. Go. Company
un0
Schroeder. Kleine Grocery Company.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Wpbltbatig

lit Die g8irtung bon 6Orni's 9llpen=
trduter= Slutbeleber iiir 9eid uno 4rm.
Serr Is. 9. S6iller in Burlington,
Seras, itimmt uns bel, inoem er
i6reibt: yNlpentrduter lit ein Se9en.
SD bate einen gnfall pOn 6rOnii6er
9iarrbOea, mas mid 10 i9wd6te, oaB
ih WOnate lang feline @rbeit tbun
tonnte. Nidts wOllte bclien, biz i9
Hn Sorni's Wpentrduter fam. 9ieies
Wtittel beilte mid uuo i'd betra6te es
0ls einen Se9en iiir bic leiOenOe
Menihbeit." - SIT teine 2~pOtbeter.
meoisin, iOnOern miro nllr bon 2Otal=
g9enten u~ertauft. lin gtdberes lueuoe
man ii6 Ou Ct. Yeter SabrneD in
@bica9o, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Sic &lrinarifmnrenen

fir ben Waitermin oes Siitritts=8
rid)tes puroen am Samita9 seSogel
uno bciben ME folgt:
s. Gontolp, 1. lreciuct, 1. Noro.
u. SCnlett, 4. GrcciNct, /. MSnrb.
:. hcpnoloS, /. Ereciuct, /. HS0ro.
i. WttUfullen, ,. GrccInct, l.. &aro.
y. u. Norelter, /. Grcctuct, =. @Saro.
Is. Collins, ?. Rrccilltt, ,. Wdrb.
!. WcSonolo, .. Ereciltct, ,. SarD.
!. Sarllep, ,. Erecinct, 3. @Soro.
Z. Roebl, 3. Freciuct, 3. 9Soro.
u. SbciS, 3. Ercciuct, 4. 9Soro.
u. &trmle, l. ErcCiuct, ). lSoro.
i. &raDcr, /. lSrccinct, ). 2Saro.
y. Sumter, 3. Erccinct, >. SNro.
y. Nabn, ST., 3. Frcciuct, ). N&oro.
.. Gautll, 4. Eretiuct, ). 2Saro.
i. Gcter, Cascade Sowulbip.
u. WtcNomber, Go0cdot.
y. McCMnl9un, SOo0c.
Y. &~oucnlpeioer, SuDuQuc.
:. G0lep, Soma.
3. Nallaban, Froiric Grcef.
&. &Uu, Feuu.
5. &loocr, Soutor.
:. SenIIn9cr, 2&olbiuG!ou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

Die Sirma s. 2epi q So. an
Der z. StraBe bat ii6 nod INNER Oh
Der 9uten g8aNren unO billigen Yreiien
zines iebr 9utcn Euies erireut unO bat
aud oieies Sabr umitdnoli6e gorteb=
run9en fiir Die @ei6aite i'm 6riibjabre
9etrofieu. - Disqualification iino Sep
pi6e unO Su6waaren ieOer slrt; gQes
81 iebr maBi9en y reiien. Man per=
9eiie Den Ylay nidt, Sas. &epi, Gde
Der z. uno WainitraBe. Die yeOie=
nuug 1T cine beiOnOers quite uno
prompte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Maarcn mic bic Sabrcs,eit

iie perlan9t, peroen su a%nitdnoi0en
Yreiien bel ms UertNuit. IS lit Giner=
lei mas man Sud iONt ooer mas Sbr
aud INNER leien mO9et, Die belten Sit
ter lino in unierem Sooen 0uf Eager
llnD perOen es aud tets iein.
S. y. Sduler,
65l Mtainltrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Wnlt SBr tapc,icrru

99O tOnnt SIR oNs iN0nite, bette
uno billialte Eager BON Sopeten, Tpr=
b0nQeu unn W~nnoleiitcn iinocn? Nir=
9enos in Der Stlot dts bel " a T..
6Si3et, NO. 1913 GlaDIruBe
StOre=Sorb0nge perOcn auf's billigite
bergeiteilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

Bic MISUNDERSTANDING

in Der MorQuette=S olle am SonntuQ
@beno mar cine intereiiante uno b6bil
~belebrenOe. Der y@uhcrer", ME Ell
leibt uno lebt, trat Dor ous &Olt in
Oroitii6er @eiie Ourgeitcllt uno aud
pOn ben Spielern auf Oas Bette OurA,
9efiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
&nd,clfcn.

Sn Der st. Mturicn=Gir1e puroe
am Sienlt0g MorQcn Serr S. g9ilo=
baber nit gSittWe Mnna Sanicn ourh
Den bOdm. Batter Sobnnnes eDelib se=
traut. Seioe Gbeleute lino geadtete
Scwobner luIerer StnOt uno IN Den
beiOen Ocltihen tatbOlii0.n OemeiuDen
1llt betanrlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
@cnn Sbr Ymciicl beat,

no SIR Die better Gintdufe in @Ilen,
luaaren, 6rilbl0DrsjaGen, Mooil1en=
maaren, Shube mo EuntOficln mos
den tOnnt, 10 'pretet in Dem Saoell
oea 9errn s.. 7. S0ulcr Dor.
). :. 3 0uler,
81 WtninltruBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Nn MninlPm Snlnnihin In nnie

Sn WOIalem Sownibip, in unierem
6ountD, nuroen am 3. 2lpril 0err gln=
ore0s MoQener nit sri. Nnna Serrig
BON &Co. S6lueter III Ger ct. Gutba=
rina=&irde ebelit actralt. Sas Iul9e
Paar miro nad Caledonia, Wtinu.,
sieben, no Der 9ater oes grdutigams
anIlBi9 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

Sn Der 9trs Seiu=@emeinoe pllroe
am MittmO6 Oieier NoNe 0err 9iitO=
lNus SNon nit Sri. Marg. &lemam
our9 Gep. Saumaml ebeli0 9etrallt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
nna Amararna.
Entered at the Post-ofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-class rates.
Hcb. Srunes 3uitaub.

6ol9enoes Shreiben erbielten mir
aus eigner SonO &ep. Srunes.
SoperbiII, Sa., 4. gpriI.
&ertber SCrr gomer.
6iibIe gut NObe luobI Die 9r0Bte @cioDr
iiberitanben - @iebe es @ott. @eroc menIt
mo9Iid, Ntouto9 oocr Glcloto9 9eloI be
rt4teu.
Gr9ebenit, 5. ). 9.
Sem9emGB lit &en. Srune, 8ott lei
Cant, mieoer ouf Der 8eneilng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
9rimi,tcicr ors bu6w. gE. Yapr.

Su mNn6en GemelnOen Der Ser.
StOuten 9eb0rt es SIT Den ScItenbeiten,
OoB Elm SODn ocrlClben @Ott lein Grlt=
lin0sOpfer O0rbrin9t. SieIcs gilt je=
Oot nitt bon Neu=gSien. Mieoerum
,fono cine iOl6e 6eier in oieier i6Oncu
Oeutihen 8emcinoe itNtt, Die ie9sSebnte
lett ibrem Sclteben. gSilb. Y0pe,
Nefe oes OOrti9en Pfarrers, feierte
feline grimiS an 4. Npril. 5roB Der
un9iinlti9en @itterun9 batter liN uiele
Geute, 6reunOe. Setunnte uno gn9e=
bDrige oes YrimiSianten, pon nab uno
fern, einoeiunoen. S6la9 10 ubr
iebte ii6 Die YrOSeliiOn in Seme9ung,
porun cine 0rpBe 3Obl Gbortnaben uno
meiB0etleioete MQo6en, Damn bas ltQoti=
Idle Mulit.6prps. Die Yrielter unO Sll=
leBt Der bD6m. YrimiSiant nit pOller
4liiitenS. 9ta6 S%eenoi9ung ocs itbll=
den ''Veni Creator" begann oas
So6amt. @0dbreno oesielbeu beltie9
Nep. Il. 6rep Die &onsel uno perbrei=
tete ii6 in turSen, trdftl0en @orten
ilber oas Sbemu: Ser Yrieiter Elm
6reuno oes Bottles" Die tir6li6e
6eier, wel6e iih por alien our6 gut
oOrgetraQenen 6borNl9eIan9 arsSei6=
nete, iblDB nit Dem Itets i6Oner
o@rpBer @ott." Oils Grsprieiter ful=
0irte &ep. Wt. Gopnep ppm Ct. Soiepb's
College, Dubuque, oils 9iaton &eo.
&. &aeoler ppn @arnapillp, als Sub
baton Hep. y. SbiQmpeller ppn Sos=
pers, ais GermpnienmeiIter Gep. Sub:
mann pOn Cincinnati, $. Sei Del
Teier waren nod iOl9enoe 8eiltll6er
Su9e9en:
Nep. 3. g8. S~berbrOdlil9, 2urembur9, So
". u. gonfielo, Suntltou, Sa.
9. Qlbers, Stacpptle, ga.
&. 9. i3i9ran9, QSortbin9tou, ga.
:. VI. S6lueter, ct. Gatbarine, So
(. &. Tippatrif, Dubuque, ga.
Ct. WausiOit, petersburg, So.
-. Semeiatb, Geutralia, Sa.
{. 6omerioro, 8leoiaut 0'rope, Ga
s. y. Yrobit, Nortb @aibiu9tou, ga
q. %. !6eer, Gperspiue, So.
s.. Rolies, Dubuque, 50.
s. 4. Soebin9, ct. gucos, ga.
u. SOeoiu9, Dubuque, ga.
g. 6ortigen, Dubuque. Ga.
!. g. Wtc6artbp, Solp Grob, ga.
u. s. Rlblp, S9erriu, ga.
u. !. S6emmel, Bancroft, ga.
&. q. Njope, 9telp Tienua, "a.
y 8. =. Naubrt6, Nem Sjenna, ga.
9alo na6 8eenoigun9 Der tir6li6er
Seier brudte bic S9ulju9eno ben
YrimiSiunten lire @liidwiini6e bar.
beitebeno aus einigen ippblgeipablter
&nipra1en, @eoi6ten uno Gieoern,
nobel Dor allen Der Hare refine Dor
tra9 0%uffiel. Nud Der Siin9lingsper.
ein Neu=gSiens lieB es Ii6 ni6t neb:
men, Dem gteOprcibpter 81 9ratulierer
unO braGte cine YOIie in orei often SUI
gluhiibrung. 9as Wtuiit=GOrps iiiltC
Our6 Yortrag peri6ieoener Stilfe BIZ
3mii6enpauien aus. SelOnoere @r:
wGbnrn9 Deroienen Die biibi6en See:
nerien, oNritellenO Neu=y8ien emit UNI
jeBt", mel6e eigens fir oieie 6eltli6teit
bei6afft wuroen. Nm Sage na6 Del
YrimiS fano i'm engeren Samilientreiit
i'm Glternballie oes bo6W. YrimiSian'
ten cine Seierli6teit it0tt.
@us Der 8erwunotl6Nit oes bO9w,
Serrn iino nunmebr 9 8lieOer in Der
Weinber9 oes Serrn 9etreten. WtO9t
aud Dem leBt 9eOungenen Nrbeiter eint
LANCE, iesensrei6e gSirtiamteit beiGie.
ben iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

@u Gbomberg gpe. itarb perflOiienen
6reitag oas unmiinoi8e &ino Oes Serrn
WP. YR. Qoam's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

gu Sperspile itarb lebten Mittipp6
Serr Mtartin Wabe. Sas S~e9rdbniB
fano am Samita9 itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17

Bel StrawberrD Yoint
srldoB li6 s. Neuton unabii6tIi6er
9Selle. ais er leine 9elaoene Slinte in
Der Gile iaBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
8iQis ~ %berfauicn,

loe9en SamllieilperbGltniiielt, cine S6miebs
III SlosWttrnel ota. @ute 6unbi6ait DOT,
haioen. I'm nabere austuuit wellbe ma,l
iib al bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Wn lit Safnb SeIfeu,

9eborelt III Alrora, ST., NIB 80 Sabre alt.
Serlelbe lit pom Statur etwa 6 SUB bod uub
1T lett s Sabren abweieno. Gr wir6 meaeu
Observation-Disclosures perlan9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-17
Marftberibt.
a.
'Yreiie fur Den 8roBberfauf.

Dubuque e, ben 16. april 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-13
: PERSONAL.

The valuable collection of African curl
osities owned by the late Emin Pasha is tc
be exhibited in Brussels.
it is said that the sum total of the taxes
paid by the Populist members of the
Colorado state government is $37. Gov
ernor Waite pays no taxes.
OF the famous class of 1929 at Harvard
college, there are, since the death of Dr.
Holmes, only four surviving members:
DR.. Edward L. Cunningham of Newport,
r. l.. Rev. Samuel May (the class secrc-
.ary) of Leicester, Mass, Rev. Samuel F.
Smith of Newton, Mass, and Charles S.
Storrow of Boston.
Miss Annie NJ. White of New Bedford
has been appointed official stenographer OF
the equity session of the supreme court by
the justices, vice William b. Wright, re-
signed. Miss Whites appointment is to
take effect Nov. l next. Heretofore she
has been official stenoGrapher of the ST.
preme court for Bristol county.
Francesca Tomagno, the great Italian
tenor who is to divide honors with DE-
Reszke in the coming opera season, ar
rived in New York Monday. Sig. To
magno has not been in this country since
his last professional appearance here six
years ago, when his singing aroused q
prolonged and interesting musical discus
sion
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public libraries dozen copies sre kept con-
SANITY in circulation Str angely enough
work so universally Popular both in this
country and in England, has been hitherto
accessible only in versions that leave almost
everything to be desire 1. These different
versions have all appAre oily been tinkered
into their present shape from some marvel
lous English prototype; how many absurd
and laughable error. were perpetrated
III that no one can Cunt. An attempt has
been made to remedy his condition of things
in this new edition. Omitted passages have
been restored; words, phrases, sentences
and whole paragraphs that Dumas never
dreamed of inserting hav,- been e1punged {;
the absurdities and bngrammatical SEN
tence that disfgured the original translation
have been brought into accord with English
idiom and the care with which this new
version has been made will be appreciated
when it is stated that all the nautical terms
80 ludicrously ina ,curate in all other
versions-were submitted for criticism and
revision to French man-of-war's-man,a an
ex-lieutenant of the United States Navy
and an experienced commander in the mer
chant service. r
The illustrations by Mr.. Frank T. Mer-
rill add greatly to the attractiveness of this
edition which will be found in many re-
spects superior to any published in this
country or England.
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0oethe's Visit to Carlsbad.

There is no doubt that the life
of the great poet was greatly
prolonged by drinking the waters
of the Sprudel Spring. In our
day we have the Sprudel Spring
brought to us in the form of
Salt, which is obtained by evap-
Grafton from the waters of Carls-
bad.
The Carlsbad Sprude1 Salt
powder form) is in no sense a
mere purgative, but is an altera-
tive and elininative remedy
which dissolves tenacious bile,
allays irritation and removes OBJ
struction by aiding nature. 1t
acts soothingly and without pain.
Beware of limitations. The gen
uine article has the signature OF
"EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co., Sole
Agents, New York." on every
bottle. ....
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The Town OF vassaiboro.

The last issue of the Maine Farmer con-
tains finely written article, which we sus-
pect was from the pen of Howard Owen,
upon the thriving town of Vassalboro i'll
this county. The data from which this in
teresting sketch was written, was supplied
by a large number of town records and pa
pers hich recently me into the posses
sion of Mr.. w. A. Austin Of Cross Hill,
Vassalboro.
In 1921, the FIST year after Mime at
tanned its statehood, the town of
Vassalboro paid larger State tax than
either Augusta, Belfast, Ri 'deford, Bangor
or Levi ston. Ia l7GS there were only
eight families living in town; but fro m that
time on the growth of the town in popula-
ton was q1ite rapid. The valuation book
for 11SS shows that a tax was placed on
2G4 polls and estates, while the tax book fer
1906 still further increases the number to
304 although the present town of Sidney
had been set off from Nassalbcro in 1892.
The population continued to gradually in
crease until it reached between 5000 8,
1900. Then, along 10 the fifties, the emf
grafton fever invaded the town, as it did
many other towns in the State, carrying off
to Ohio and other Western states, hundreds
of the population. and causing rapid de-
crease in numbers. Again, over 60 of Vas
salboros sons gave up their lives for the
Union Cause during the War of the Rebel.
hon. So that the census of 1890 actually
showed II less population than the census
of 1910.
to1 Ia L. 90 h.
business interests of Vassalboro 10 its eat
lier days. "Getchelis Corner" was named
for John Getcbell. who with several SONS
were the first settlers in that vi,ioity. In
cons ulting the valuation book for 1888, we
tiId the Getchell family taxed for 1850
acres of land. with 1913 acres improved pro-
ducipg in 1897, 2l0 bushels of corn and
grain, and 90 tons of hay. The Getchells
owned six horses and % cows,
besides considerable young stock.
Beuj.m Brown, for whom browns
Corner" derives its name, was at one time
one of the largest business men on the
Kennebec above Augusta, and it is often
related by the older resi- Tents that Browns
Landing was one of the busiest places on
the river. HIS valustion for the year 1920
was SHIP, including $4,000 10 bank stock
with one single exception larger than any
taxpayer in Vassalbpro toiey. This was
considerable wealth for those days.
Probably the largest business ever tran.
sacted in Vassalboro by private individuals
was by the Southwicks, who operated q
large tsnnery at North Vxssslboro, and an.
other at Getchelrs Corner, besides carry ing
on several other smaller industries. Ne.
gumkeag Bank Uhe State bank. was es.
tsbished in Vassalboro by the Scuthwicks
with a circulation at one time of over $50
600. The Sou'huicks, as early as 1920
paid a tax on a valuation of over 500, 900.
As we look over these old documents
we meet with surprise all the way along.
In 1889 the town taxed all male polls above
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Ambassador b ,yard makes the important
point that the pas Of American Ambassa-
doris is altogether too small to properly
maintsin the dignity of the United States
in foreign countries. There is reason to
believe that there is great need of a reform
in this direction. Uncle Sam cannot afford
to pursue n penurious policy in bis diplo-
matte service. Ole of the most important
needs of our foreign service toby is a suit
able mansion in London for the housing Of
the United States embassy. This, says
Mr.. Bayard would relieve the ambassador
of considerable exp 2nse,' he says. land at
the same time would have beneficial Effect
in other ways. At times ii is incumbent on
the official representative of America
in En- gland to Civ certain rece ptions and so
forth to his country people, and this would
psrtake of more official character and the
guests therest would pr, badly feel more at
home if they were held III a building which,
through the government would be directly
under the control of The American nation.
Buildings, in keeping with the dignity OF
this great COUNTRY, sh III also be provided
for our emba, sizes in Paris and Berlin. Our
foreign affairs lave been run too much
upon third rate scale in years past. Re
form ia this direction is much needed and
we are glad to See 50 prominent a man
as Mr.. Bsyard moving to secure it.
Should he again becom, amember of the
United States Senate, AS many of his friends
predict, he would be ia position to accom-
plish excellent results in this direction. In
such work he should have the cordial sup
port aud cooperation of all patriotic citizens,
irrespective of party.