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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Two Grand Lodges Elec. Two Sets OF
National Oficefs.

National Ofie6fs.
ATLANTIC CRY. n. j., June 2o-The
Grand Lodge of Elks began its second
days session with Is6 delegates present
The following officers were elected: Grand
exalted ruler, W. L. Meters. Philadelphia !;
grand secretary, g. III. Hosmer, Bos-
ton; grand esteemed leading knight. G. A..
Reynolds, Hartford; grand esteemed loyal
knight. L. w. Stevens. Chicago; grand
esteemed lecturing knight, III. p. Chase.
Norfolk; grand esquire. w. III. Wallace,
Pittsburg; grand filler, L. K. Newkirk. Phil
adelphia; grand inner guard. NJ. ]. Coney.
The board of trustees declared the meeting
at jamestown as illegal, and declared the
trustees had not been legally removed. A
motion to establish a Supreme lodge with
state Grand lodges was voted down. An
adjournment Was had until tomorrow
morning.
JAMEsTowS, N. ", June 20.-Up to the
time when the Grand Lodge of Elks met
today no response had been received
from the Elks at Atlantic City TO the m
vitation extended to them by the
Grand Lodge here to participate in the de-
liberations here. The grand trustees have
notified w. f. Bechtel, of Omaha, Neb.,
ex-grand treasurer, that by direction of
the Grand Lodge Frank Eckert, grand
treasurer, has been authorized to draw or
him for what moneys that are in his posses.
sion belonging to the Grand Lodge. 1t
was decided to meet next year at
Savannah, Ga. The election resulted as
follows: Grand exalted ruler. W. III. FRI
day. Brooklyn; grand esteemed leading
knight, w. A, Jones. Chicago; grand
esteemed loyal knight, w. X. Wheeler.
Dallas. Tex; grand esteemed lecturer
knight. l.. Hazeltine. Jamestown; grand
secretary. q. A. Smith, Youngstown:
grand treasurer, E. s. 0rris. Meadville;
grand fler. ]. A. EiIinger. Washington
City; grand trustees, c. W. Murdaugh.
Portsmouth. Va, Harry L. Ramsdell,
Buffalo, J. l. Rake, Reading. Pa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

WssHiseroS CRY. June 20--The anti
option bill occupied the attention of tho
house all daY, and an agreement was
made that the debate should close a. ad-
journmeat tomorrow. aud vote be taken
on the ball Friday after the morning hour.
Speeches were made against the bill by
Walker, Harter and Goldxier. while Rich
assison spoke in favor of It.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

st. Louis Gsobe- Democrat


c. III. ]. Taylor. the Kansas City coIored
Democrat. has the appreciation Of the
senatorial character When he heard tia
he had been confirmed. and that thirty
four senator's had voted for him, be re-
marked:
hat lets me out even
What do ven mean - was asked.
II siii hsye Just thirsy-tave places In the
recorders Office. which will allow one for
each senator who voted fer me- and leave
one ioE The PRESIDENT. who appointed me =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

PoRr TOWNSEND. June 20.-ISpscial. T.
Sailed-Bk Canada, Quartermaster Har-
Dor for San Francisco; Br sh Largo Law,
Vancouver for Valparaiso; Br sh Astra-
cana, Tacoma 10 Hadlock, to load lumber
for Buenos Ayres; sealing schrs j. G..
Swan and Columbia, for Unalaska.
Capt. Thomas Pyle. formerly of the blk
Vidette, has taken command of the
Chilean sh Emma Louise, which put back
iaaEirc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
The shinsle niseaaas.

TACOMA, Jane 9-[Speoial. l--Shinxie-
men say that unless some of tie transcon-
ilneatAl roads are open for trafhe within
two weeks every shingle mill in the state
viii be shut DOM. Nc shingles have lets
Washington aimee the tiood bloekadea the
r0aia Shingles have been accommodating
Al the mills with scarcely ans oailet. It
10 reported here taAs ali the sbingle mills
alang the Great NeFthegn lins have already
been shut down. That road has furnished
very few ears since the strike and noas
since the a0oa. Shinxie mea thsnk thas
the Northern PAei0c will be The sisst 90 give
them relief. A. nFessat naae OF the rozds,
the Northern Pacific. Canadian Pacific,
Great Northern and Union Pae &c are Civ.
ing any cars for shingles. AZ Sapersn-
seaasnt Dlekiasea's essiee il w2s reported
that no more NeTtheFa Pae5lc ears wonld
he gwen 90 The mslls aata the hae is apen
toE frxigat. This wia probably hs thnee
or souF aays The saiHgie cars which have
been loaded since tae aood have heea
fors arlei % Spokane ana Yakima
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FOREIGN NOTES.

There we're forty-six deaths from the
plague at Hongkong Wednesday.
Senior Lerno. president of the rebel pro-
yisional government in Santa Catharina,
Brazil, has been shot. il is reported. by
order OF Gen. Saraiva, who took him pris-
oner recently.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Griggs, Mrs C. W. Griggs. Alvin s
Wheeler. William welch, Miss Mary
Fletcher, Mrs. Z. C. Male. Miss Male, Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. Stocking. - n. Fitch, Ia
coma: Miss Bunnsll, Mira Gibbs. Puyal-
IGp. Mr.. Fitch presided
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Atkauta Constitution.
Il As yoGr employer ever mentioned the
question OF raising your salaryf"
"a. YES, there - never payday comes
b0s shaS us \ question a. 10 whether he
can get II Up oE not"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
LACES! LACEl

Ifsuperior merits may win the title,
if the best selected and largest stock,
the choicest variety. the newest and
prettiest effects and beyond any doubt
the LOWEST PRICES, supply the
proof. this should be called the lace
house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
BARGAINS! BARGAINS
Of Extraordinary Merit and ChapleSS

Black Chantilly silk Laces hcm /
to II inches wide. regularly sold i
1896 to Sf-15 yard, now reduced NJ
sold from sisc to 55c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Ladies' who may question the vln
advertised can satisfy their doubts y
pricing similar goods elsewhere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
NOW lsc EACH.

Ladies' scalloped and dasntilv an.
broidered Handkerchief; Lsek;e,.
price, S5c and Acc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

VERY SPECIALi Now SIS /
yard--72 inches wide bgeached Sazh
Table Damask, Irish tiaxs rsguIR
quality sells at s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
NOW $50 A PAIR.

Ladies' ribbed Lisle HosA 0alk
boots and colored tops; regular ylna,
75c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

These are lines OF which We vi I'M
large quantity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
NOW l5c.
NOW &c.

Ladies Coin Purses in morocco. u
and seal; regular price. sc and O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Outing Flsnnels in stylish paliess
and colorings. regular value, Ina
These goods must not be classsd Ill
the coarse. vasueless fabric ffsusaar
advertised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

NOW 47C A YARD.
16-inch black Velvet; Lsckie's price
and regular value, Soc.
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NOW l2SC A PAIR.

Children's derby ribbed black Ho
fast color; usual price, Mc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

Compare J. :. 0rAAaa's prices and
styles ga ladies elosa salts. sac and ur~
warts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
SILKS! SILKS!

NOW 6OC a YARD.
24-inch alt-silk double warp Silk Su-
rah, all co!ors; Leekie's price, S5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
NOW IeC A YARD.
NOW 5ec A YARD.

36-inch iron frame Serges. tans,
browns and greys; Leckie's price, S5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

40-inch Atwood strictly French
manufacture Henrietta, ali colors;
Leckie's price. Sc.
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NOW TIC A YARD.

46-inch all-wool French Henrietta,
all shades; Leckie's price, sl.i5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-21

46-inch Atwood black Surah Serge,
lustrous finish; Leckie's price, Sis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
aao Sab Lag
ODER:
Die STRIDE Der &atafomben.
Son Garuinat @iemarl.
aus benz @nSlii6en iiberieet
BON aarI q. Ret6ims.
(Sprtiebun9.)

.@as," untcrbra9 i'm pantratius
ladeno, ,beiudit 9u 10 noble 8eIells
i6aften?"
,Sas aeraoe ni6t," Deriebte Der
ebriame aiinitler; ,,aber Sbr mist biel=
Ieidt ni6t, oaB 6ucumio, Der 6apIa=
rius, uno iein g8eib Gbrilten iino."
ISIS mO9lid?"
,Sa, 10 IT'S, lie lallen 1ih aeraoe
ein Grab fir iih in Dem &ir6boie oes
Galiltus sure6tma6eu, ib Seigte ibnen
bic bon Majus oaSu perIerti8te she
i6rift.
,.gls i6 in bas Gcbduoe trait"
ia9te Seperus, ,,par i6 ni6t nenlg
e%rItaunt, in einem @infel, 81 10 frilber
StunDe, Oieien SOrauatus in oertrall=
ter unterbaltung nit Dem Sobus oes
9esenwdrtiaen Yrdietten, benz 6orOi=
nus. su iinocn. jenem Burden, Der
iib, ais Sriippel pcrltellt, in agnes'
Saus e%inorln9te, ais ein u%nbetannter
@~obltbater (@ott ieQne ibnD ben Nr=
men paielblt reihli6c gllmOien iper=
bste. Sas lit feline quite 6eIeNlAait filr
sinen 6brilten, ~beionocrs 81 Iol1er
Stunoe, bahte ih."
,,g8abr, Scperus, "ent9e9ncte P0n=
fratius tief errOtbeno; ,,aber er 1T nod
ein Neuling I'M @lauben, nno per=
mutbli6 wiilen ieine alten Setonnten
nod niht nm leine Setebrung. SSlr
ipOllen pas Scite bOifen."
Sic beioen junNen MGnuer erboten
fih, YantrNtius, als er Qeben wDllte,
al itiner Siherheit Our6 Oas arnle
uuo p~erruiene Staotpicrtel su begleiten.
Gr nabm bies freunolihe Inerbieten
nit Geranii9en an lnD bot Dem alien
SOOten9rGbsr cine berSliGe quite Na6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
%
-,ps
;fiuiterer Cos.

Ginias Sage nab 6abiolas 3iiffehr
bonn Sanbe biclt cs Sebaltian fir feline
Yflibt, ibr ieinen Veiub 81 MADDEN,
I'm ibr bon Dem @eiprlte smiihen
GOrpiuus uno ibrer ibparsen Stlapin
iOpiel mitSutbeilen. oils er tonnte. pbne
umnDtbi9ermeiie ienlano su i6aoen.
gSir bGben berc''s bemertt, oaB bon
Den pielen oornebmcn jungen Mdu=
nern. welbe 6abiplu in ibrcs Yaters
!Saus iab. teiner ibrs Sewunoerung
nno MAtuna III 10 bohem @raoe er=
re9te, ais Sebultian. Sp Dfien, 10
aroBmiitbig. 10 TAPER uno boh 10 be-
ibeioen, 10 ianit uno ireuno,i1 in
gSOrt unb Shat, 10 u%nei9enniiBig uno
10 belpr9t fir unoere; libel uno Gin=
ialt oes SerScns, bobe @eisb5it uno
prattiiben SerItano i'll lib pereini9eno
srl6ien er ibr als oas polleuoetite
Soeal mlnnllher Su0eno. meldcs ni6t
leitt ourh Die 3eil !eioen, nod our6
ole G~epobubeit cea lmganss lanarpei=
leu tOnIlte.
4ls nun !br od5er mcloete. Dap Der
Gribuu Sebaltiau nit ibr allein III ei=
Ter Der 0allen orunten su ipre6eu
wlluihe. ihiu9 ibr pas Ser3 bel Der
ungewDbnli6en Wuhriht uno tauien.
Derlei ipnoerbare Yermutbun9eu ilber
ole mOgllde llrNade isiuss Seiubs
tduhtsn III i6r uui. Sieie llurube
psrmiuoerte iih uiAt, ala II. nud)oem
er li0 mc9eu feline: duideinsnoeIl 3u-
orinNlihteit ~sntihuiOi9t. ldteluo be-
mertte, er luiile pObl. lpis lie ourh Die
pielsn Semerber mn ibre Sanp bereits
BeNnN 9epla9t lei, Lno nm 10 idWerey
tomme IS lbnl lebt al. ibrer Cute elllell
Hsuen sufii0en Su miiIen. Wenn lie
bieler ooppelliunige GiugGn0 itberrdi1tc
unb Dielleidt ltolS mahte. 10 iiiblte lie
lib BATH l6Der enttluiht. ais lie pcr=
u0hm. G lei Der gemeine, e%iniGltige
GorUiuus; oenn ibr gater, 10 ipenig CT
6bar0tter I'll beurtbeilen pcrltauo, bate
bel Ielnem leBtsn Santetts Oefnpb 0e=
mug bon ibm 9eiebeu, nm i'm lsiner
5pAter nit Oielen Yrloitatcu su i1il=
bern.
Sebdltian, ipelber eber Die pbDiiI0e,
ais Die mpraliibe Wirtuns BON giras
3oubcrtrdGten iilrbtete, belt es fir
GHSemeNsn. Tubiola bon Der %erabrso=
ing, welte Die lhwarie Stlaoln nit
6orbinus ~getrpiten, I'll untcrrihten; or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

Suridc. cs muB refine Wirtbi9aft ge=
madt iueroen; 9ebDri9 a%ufgeraunlt nit
Den 9brilten! Sd be,able gut, luer1 i1
9ut beoient iueroe, aber i6 ialle aud
tlbtlg a%ufmenem, Denn man mir
l6ledt Oient. 50. nun ge6'. uno Der=
9iB ni6t. oaB. tuenn Sein &iifen fir
elm tleines GerSeben einlteben lam,
Sein &opf fir Elm srOBeres berbalten
muB. Die 6dsces Der 9ittDrer eut=
Dalten niht blOB Rutben. ionoern
audi Elm Bell" Der &aiier er=
fob lih sum NufbruAe, als iein
Slif auf 6ulpius iiel. melAer als
bcSab!ter Soiipion ebenfalls cinaelaoen
mar, li1 aber 10 piel wie mO9li9 i'm
Si~nter9runoe belt. ,,Se, mein luer=
tber MOr9enldnoer," rief er ibm 81,
,,tritt ndbcr!"
Sulpius geborhte, i6einbar nit Ser
9nilgcn, aber in Der Slat nit Wioer=
wlllen, unaefdbr 10, pie iuenn er einge=
laoen wOroeu wdre, einem Siger na6e
81 tOmmen. bon ocllen Settle er nibt
muBte, Oh lie tart 9enug lei. Gr bate
9lei6 onfan9s bemertt, oaB Iein Ger=
wellen in &om Wdrimian ni1t ange=
nebm war, wielpobl CT Den 8rllno niht
reAt pubte. GAP Der Sprann ielblt
qtnu9 6itnItlinge 81 bereiAern lno
SpIOne Sl bcIOloen butte, Obne onB ibln
Slotletian nod weitere aus gllien 81
ienoeu brauhte, fiel babel ~alerpings
nit ins Geni6t, Der 0aupt0runo mar
elm anosrer. Gr mar in ieinem Snne=
rem ilberSeugt, Dab 6ulpius ~beiOnOers
oasu geIenoet lei, UNI ben Spion bel
lbm lelbit 81 Ipieien uno Die 9orglnge
al lelnem SOfe na6 Nitomeoien su be-
ri6teu. @dbreno er i'm ouloen uno
permenoen muBte. miBtraute er ibnl
lllo tonnte i'm ou9er nidt leioen, mas
bel ibm nit Sab gleibbeOeuteno mar.
IS lag Oabcr fir Spruinls cine Irt
@enu9tbuung BARN, dis er ieinen ge-
biloeteren SunoesgenoIisn in fplgenoen,
ebenfalls ni@t Standardization @Orten
allgereoet bOrtc: .,98sg nit Seiner
8udsipiudnSerei! ib bruube Sbaten,
fem IiiBlid)es SG6eln. Oh FAINT bier
Der als Elm iampier Somplottjd9er, als
cine grt @ielel, INN Die Terlbw0rer
aus ibren Neiteru aufSultoberu ooer
lbre Gier filr mid a%usSuiau9en. SD
babe bis lebt nibts oapou gelebeu, uno
bod bait Oh 8eio Nenllg erhaltsu, I'm
Sid ans 8eihait Su MAIDEN. SieIe
Gbriiten weroen Dir oasu reibli6e Gje=
legenbeit seben, mah' Sib alio iertig
llo LAB inns ie9tn, mas On fdnnlt.
gu teuuit mid, Su mirit oaber out
oaran tbun, ibarf I'm did al bllfen,
ooer Su mirit piellelht auf etpas ie6r
SbarIes pOr Dir bini6duen miilien.
Sds Gi9eutbum Der 0erlrtheilten miro
Swil1en ben antll9ern uno Dem
ShaBe getbeilt, menn ib nibt bsion=
oere 8riiuoe babe, oaB 8anse fir mid
Su nebmen. Sept tannlt Oh 9eben. "
Die meilten Oa1ten, oieie ,,beiDnoe=
rem Grilnoe" wilroen lib wabrihein=
llb ais Iebr all9enleine berausI tellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

Chen mpllte i'm Der ~abnun0SloIe SOB.
tersrdber oortbin I.iibren. ais icin SDbn
nit ben @orten paswilhen trat: sd
oente, Y0ter, cs lit su iplt fir 6eute;
SIR luibt, mir baben nod ST tbull.
SieIc lunNen Treunoe iuerDen inns ent-
i6ulbigel, beionoers On lie Die Stride
balo ulo audi in beiierem ,3ultdloe le=
ben meroen. Oh Der beili9e Satcr bcab=
ii6ti9t, BARN Oottesoicnlt balten."
IS mar alien reht, lno dis lie an
Den Suntt tameu, 40 lie Don Der erl tei,
0ernoe nlslauienDcn Galerie 0bge!entt
ldtteu, I'M oas nit Genidloen 9eSierte
Gcno0 sl beillhen, lieB Siogenes Die
0e'elll6Nft marten, gln9 clnl1e S1rltte
eineu 0e0enilberllegenoen Sang entlanD
uno iagte: ,Wenn ibr Dieien Sang
perfnlgt unb cu0 Damn redt5 wenoet,
10 tomlnt ibr sur Stride. Sd babe
eld ieoo6 mir lierber gebraht. I'm
ell0 elm Nrcoiolium nit eiuem lerrli=
den @emdlOe I'll Seigen. SIR iebt bier
Die Jun9irGulibe Wutter nit Dem gOtt=
lld)en &ino III Den Nrmerl, m1breno Die
gSei'cn aus Dem Worgenianoe, Die bier
Nls bier abgcbiloct lius. obluoDl mir 9e-
nDbnllh nur 0ret uu.ielmen, 0as1elbe
anbeten."
ollie belpul0erttu 0us GemGloe, aber
Der arnlc Syp,ru3 oraertc iid iebr, oab
'sin gutter Hatsr u4TUiIlentli6 Die BON
SorQuatuS lGWunf ute Nustunlt ilber
Die Gage Oer @irdc ert6eilt uro ibn eiz
ueu lidertu SGotn Su Der 9Sieoerauf=
iinouug Des Gal0es in Die S0ro geoe=
ben bate, inOtm er feline NnfmertIdm=
teit nuf cin 10 OuHullenoes 0enndlDe
lenite.
gis Die 5Srcn,bcn tort uaren, tbeilte
er ielnenl Yruost 0lle lelne Seobdhtuns
gen nit uno bemertte: ,,Sieier Y,anil
miro ms nod llnbcil bereiten. SD
babe i'm iii iAlimmen SerOaht."
Su turser 3eit batter Die beioen
Sriioer dlle WertSsiAen entIcrnt, DIE
SprQuatlis OH Den g8enOungen Der
Bdn0e on0ebraht bate. Nllein oies
bot NOD feline binrci6enoe SiAerbeit,
uno lie bel6loNen ouber, Den 9Seg nGd)
Der STRIDE 81 perIbutten uuo i'm ndd,
elmer auosren Ni6tun9 dbsulcntcn. 81
Dielem 3mefe brabtcn lie Den SanO
BON neuangeleaten 0%Obluu9en Ill Ous
GnDe elmer 8alcric, welbe Den 0diIpt=
gang oa t%reuSte, no oleler nieorig mar,
uno lieBen i'm bier einltmcilen Hufge=
bduIt llegeu, bis Die @I0ubiQen bon
Der beabii6ti9en Nenoerun8 unterriAtet
wer0eu fDnntcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

pionien mir uulcreu Gr;ablunssn
siiis 9enaue Sorsialt NIB mir
puni6en Die auimsrtiamteit auer
u'lerer eeier III be~iouoerer @rile
auI oieleIbsu ;u Ienfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

ii nj e n:

5u ieoem Der beioen SlGtter ,perSen bsion.
oerc Eranien segebeu. r
Rene IbouueWten ireerb eiies Sc,
SlGtter, mel6e i'm Soraus be;abIem
erbaltcn ein Gra6t9ebetbu6 mi, ben Serten
y @ott lit Die giebe,
y Die Na6iolss Gbrili, uno
81 9srs Seiu, Gueu Der eiebe Gin oro6em
SrldJ.
Glte abonuenteu, welde enu Sabr
ibr announcement i'm Soraus be;a6lerl
srbaltcn sur
~G,.sr,mb,trper Gusetts
cine y ejtfil9 Observation-Disclosures.
M IL, Sud- ODER Bib, iibsr ern ~luremSursi.
i9eS Sbema.
gum
8ntbnltrdJfr anrrtett
ben &sgsnsburger Marienfuleus
Der, pel6er ais Samilisntaleuoer beute
nod INNER unbeitrittsn Saitebt.
|
suremburSer! abonuirt auf sic
nsuremburser GaSettc".
Oeutite Katholifen! Ieiet Sen
"Ratholii4er Deiten".
2rlan lhreibe fir Qrobenum.
t,ern al Ole
ID eutfbe=
|Aatbolifd)e-
-Drurkgefeufdaft,-
enbuque, ypma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
:.SbRe feiues Gleicbcm lit
ST. JAkOBS OEL
Seural0ie.

ct. Spuis, Wp.- Wit @~srsni0sn
empfeble t6 bic a%nwenbuns ron Ct.
SafObs Sel sessn neuralsii6s SGner.
sen. SD ,puree bauernp pur6 ben Sc.
brauG beFslsen sebsilt.- Srcll.
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M~teuinatisntus.

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rbeumatiiden S6uerssn, anb mar
bdufis te:tldseris; bur6 bic @nwen.
buns BON ct. Satrbs Del trurbe Id
tauernb sebeilt. - Gmanea Wcrton.
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kat@o(i|6er
Weaen-

1T eilt uorsii9Ii6es Srgan bentmm,
ltlr aue Seuti9en tatboIii6en 6anris
lien Ses saitSen gSeleas Der 9ers
eilli9ten StaateI. Ger eelerfrsis
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tG8lt6 uergr0Bert. als au;ei9e,
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curem6urger
Aa5ette-

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burger Der 9art;en Ser. Stauteu
ultb beliet eilreu betrGdtIi6su 9eier.
treis ultb bietet ein beioubers sutes
In;eI9emitteI, ba eS eiuen beitimm.
ten, pom feinem ionitisen @latte
srrsI6ten eeiertreis bat, bei welbem
es fur ieoe amieiseuoe Sirma poI
gEIssu 1T, uertrsteH ;u isiW.
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Man idreibe fir Qrobenum.
,tern al Ole
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Oeutfdle Ratholifsn! Ieiet Sen
nRatholii9er Deiten".
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8ntbnItrdJrr aIIrItetr

ben &essnsbmrgsr Mariemfaleus
Der, pelbsr ais SamilisntaIeu6er beute
nod INNER unbeitrittsn Saitebt.
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Suremburser! abonuirt auf sic
nsuremburSer Gasettc".
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12

WINCHESTER PREsBYTERY.--T h G
fall session ofWinchestery Presbytery
will be held at Kearneysville. Sept.
18th there will be special services in
celebration of the centennial of the
organization Of t he Presbytery.
These services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church at Shepherds
town, because of it being a more
commodious building and convert
ent to tue seat of the Presbyterial
meeting, and because the Shepherds
town Church is one of the oldest in
the Presbytery, The exercises Of
centennial day will consist Of an his
toric address by DR.. j. r. Graham
in the morning, an address on Pres
byterianism by Henry G. Alexander
in the afternoon, and addresses by
DR.. Moses D. Hoge, of Richmond,
Va, and DR.. Walter w. Moore, prof
fessor oriental literature of Union
Theological Seminary, at night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in ell its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall S
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity,
Catarrh being constitutional dis
ease, requires q constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying Il e
foundation Of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The pro-
prietois have 50 much faith in its
curative powers, THAI they offer one
hundred dollars fer any case tha. it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials Address,
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo @.
a. Sold by druggists, 75c.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12

FARMERS NANIoNAL CONGRESS-
The fourteenth annual meeting of
this body will be held at Parkers-
burg, October So next, (both dates
inclusive). The Congress met in
1893 in Savannah, Ga. in 1892 in
Lincoln, Neb. Z; in 1891 in Scdalia,
Mo-; in 1890 in Council Bluffs, Iowa i;
and in 1889 in Montgomery, Ala.
The Farmers National Congress
is composed of delegates from each
state and territory, appointed by the
governor thereof. Each state and
territory is entitled to as many dele
gates as il has .. S. Senators and
Congressman, and each state bureau
of agriculture is entitled to a delegate
In each of the meetingsnamed above
more than thirty-fve states and ter
ritories were represented by duly ap-
pointed and properly accredited del
egates.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12

THEY WANT NAMEs.-The Russell
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they offer to send free, "Cupid Guides
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suitable for framing, and sixteen
other pictures about same size in
colors, to anyone sending them at
once the names and addresses of ten
persons admirers Of fine pictures)
together with six two-cent stamps to
cover expense of mailing, etc. The
regular price of these pictures is 81,
but they can all be secured free by
any person forwarding the names
and stamps promptly.
NoTE.-The editor Of this paper
has already received copies of above
pictures and consider them "Gems
of Art"