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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

- Sin 2anOtassiib stpanssweiie su
berltel9ern! gSO bas lit? Natiirli6 in
Seltiblanos politiid fortgei9ritten.
item Wintel. in Msdlenbur9. Cine
9roBe Sambur9er Sa9esyeitung bra6te
oieIer Sage bic NnSeige, oaB elm aenau
be3ei6netes Gitter9ut %stuan9sipeiie gum
Sertauf 9elange. S6lieBli6, nab
elmer Sei6reibuns bes Suites, wirb iu
Der MnSelae - giebt es ppbl cine i6Ds
mere Gmpteblung bes &auIobjeftes?-
geiaat: vUtit benz geiiBe bes 8utes III
Elm SIP in Der 2anoespertretung psrs
bunoen. Die gelteuerun9sperbdltnii1e
limb in Wedlenburg fir &apitaliltelI
b%efonoers 9iiuitig." Sier lit aliO bic
Gdbiateit. Den .@eiebgeber" unp
nSoltspertreter" gu ipielen, fdufid.
8er alio in Der @abl Der Serren 81
tern iebr Dor. uno weitiihti9 mar, iinz
bet Dieoer einmGl 8elegenbeit - m0ge
er Der gr0Bte SrOttel WitteleIrDpas
iein - bpn Der Wedlsnbursii6en Grb-
ueisbeit 3u prDfitlreu.
- Son iolsenoer Sctriiaerei, bic
li6 in benz Srte Walo bel Solinoerr
erei9uete, miro man in ben &reiieu Der
S6%iiBenpereine NIT Sntereiie SenntniB
nebmer. 3pei Sriioer aus &reu3psg
batten bel ben YreisibieBen INNER eirr
un9laublibes Slid, bas i9liebli6
8eroabt erre9tc. @s selang oenn
allh balo, Die beioen gu en%tlarpen,
uuo stuar imtellte es iid beraus, baB bic
trelfliberen S6ilBen ben SbeibenSei9er
beltOben batter. 10 oaB oieier ieoesmal,
wenn Die beioen Yriloer einen ShuB
getban battcn, b0bere &inge anseigte,
dis tbatid6lib aei6Olien waren. Nuf
oieie gSeiie iOllen Die beioen griioer
Yreile I'M Wertbe BON 500 Mart ,er-
run9en" baben. Sie @utriiltuu9 Oh
oieies i6nDoen 9etrl9s in ben S6iiBen-
pereinen berriht, bat oaSu gefiibrt. oaB
mar Der Staatsanwaltihaft in Glber.
lelo AnSeiSe bon Dem Setru9e gema9t
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Sabcn sic lie

Gleftrii6e 9itters ais Elm Seilmittel fir
Sbre llnpdBli6teiten uerlu6t? Senn
nidt, 10 ueri9aiieu Sic ii3 iett cine
Slal6e uno bOIcn Sic ii6 0eiluns.
Oieie MeOisin bat ii3 ais b~eionoers
geeisuct erlpieIcn ale @ebre9en bes
Srauengei6le9ts gu liuoern uno ST. beis
len, iuoem lie eiue wuuoerbare uno oirette
@irtun9 ausiibt unO ben Srsanen STRAIT
,mO Spanntrait uerleibt, gSenn Sie an
glppetitIoiigtcit, SerltopIun9, &opTmeb
ooer Sbnma6tsanfducn leioen oOer
nerpSS, erregbar, meIan1olil1 ooer
i6pinoli6 iinO, lit Glettrii6e SittcrS Die
Meoi,in. Oeren iie beoiirfen. 0cicn
Gcbrau6 perii9crt Sbnen @~clunbbeit
uno Strait. GjroBe 6lai6en tOlien bios
so Gents bel 3. S8. 9tuete, sos WaiHs
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

pralloelt tilmmerte li6 leioer I'M bieie
Slltlnttionen nibt uno beSann feline
Mmtstbdtigfeit nit ben Worten:
rgSenn lid Der &atb periammelt bat,
er9reitt Der Yrdlioent RE Shele."
Sier flel lbn Der GtaatsiG, reiber, UNI
weiteres parlamenturii6es unsliit az
perbilten, ms g8Ort. Mlein Der Serr
Iltersprdlioeut, ieiuer @iiroe poQ be-
wuBt, brabte ben beipr9ten Staats-
ihrciber nit Der tlaiiiiden Nbiertigung
gum S6wei9en: vSdb 8 Mul, oas
9obt oi nit a, bll Shriberbnd1t!"
(Salt's Maul. oas 9ebt bid nibts on,
ou S9reibertne1tD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

1nlano.
WrfaaSaS.

Ser 9unoesbeb0roe 1T es na6
~lGn0eren 8%emiibunQel gClunger, elller
oCfdbrli6en 8amuerbunoe babbatt 81
iperoen, oercn Sberbaupt cine 6rau
mar. Die frehen Spigbuben lllo III
Seolom in ~glrtNnlHs Dcrba1tet uno
nu6 SprinoiicIo in Ntiiourl 9ebrabt
porOen. 9uS perlpe9ene SrauenSim-
mcr, wtlbcs ii6 &DOla SriltOl nennt,
lit audi utter Dem 9tamen Wtinnle zee
betannt. gm %. WtOi B.. s. orar9
Gpoia in Some, Wto., IN D0s BOltamt.
Gem Ypitmeilter Surner, Der IN elnem
biuter Der Office hefinoli6en 3lmmer
i6lief, bicit iie, natbOcm ercrtpabt mar
unO SQrm i6lNgcu wOllte, Slpel Jtepol=
Der Dor ben SOpf uno Sluan9 ibrl, lellle
YaNrl6alt BON $500, iOiUlc Die Poltz
amt5=@inndbme sum Setrage BON $50
aus;ulleIcrn. 9Sdbreno oles ge1bab,
i"tanOen Sobu Sriltpl, Der GNtte oeS
periuegencn 6raurnSlmmers, uto Serl
Srott Dor Dem YOltdmte Gur 9Sahe.
N0hoem Surner oUs ejel0 ber9egeben
bate, puroe cr AUDI g%c5pun9en, orel
Pferoe NusSlliefcrn. 9lelelbcn nun
Den raid 9eIattclt mn nG1oem Die
Spibbuben Burner an cinen Baum
eebunoen batten, ritten ie eili9it Oa=
bon. 9tn6 turSer s3eit tuuroe Burner
bon Ieincr Satin uno SO6ter ans lei=
rer peinli6en Gage befrcit nno Die
Ha1bnrn 0anm OlNrnirt. Man elite
ben 9esper0ODs n09, mar abcr oamals
ni6t i'm St0nOe, berIclben babbalt 81
sperocn. Qlm "a, SUM- tautte Die
&Guberbanoe in Der 9tGbe DOn Seao=
Sill in Nrtan1us auf uno es gelang
bonu bcrIclben babbaft 81 rerOcn.
gGe Die YprbercitungCn CUR Nbfiibrun9
Der 8eTanQencn 9Ctro1en merDen fDnn=
ten, 9ab SrNu YriItol ibrem 8atten
einen &eoDlper, ben tic I'M uuterrDt
berbpr9en bate unb bcpdfnete lid
bann ebenfalls nit cincm S6ieBeiien.
Sie SfeIieln, Del6e Den Yieroen an9e=
le9t nprocn parcn, Dur0en oann
bur6I6nittcn uno Die Irreitnnten ent=
tamen. SEPT aber Duroen tie wieoer
bin9feTt 9ema0t uub na6 Springfield
in IfihOuri ms @efdn9niB ab8efibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
SIorioa.

= Sin rieiigcr alligator icbtc Dor
eini0en SnQen Die Y0ilanten in Der
Main=S trabe in afOnuille III
S1reden. Sus Sbicr mar aus Dem
ct. SObns=SluNe Ouf ein oaranitoBen=
oes Sof 9etro1en. Sin S6lnstapi=
tim bate oas bennerft uno CAB ollI Den
Nli9ator cinen ShuB ob, Der o%erllel=
ben am S6uanSC traf. SaOurA mis-
tbenD 9emaGt lief oas Sbier nun Die
Main= Stra6e, cine Der 0auptgeihdfts=
itraben Der Staot, binauf. Die 6rallen
I6rien pOr 9tn9Ii, ais lie Des hinge
beuers anii6tig wnroen, uno cine all=
Qemeine Yauit eutltauo. Non allen
Seiten wlroe auf oas Sbitr 9eieuert.
0ber Die &ugeln pralitcn nirtunQslOs
an Dem PanSer db. Gin tlelrer Site
i~clpuBer, Der ni6t rul0gcnug allsipld,
muroe bon einem S6munSldlO9e ocs
glli9Ntors 9etrOiien uno umAcmorfen.
S6lieBli1 tro6 oas Sbier auf cinen
balb umgeiNllen Sele9rapbenpiaDl unO
nuroe ba enOli6 oetDotet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
colorado.

- Ser b0bItQcle9cne Sunnel in Der
we. 1T Der Nlplne=S unnel III SOlO=
roOO, wcl6er, ME bereits turs oemel=
bet, OOr &ur5Cm micOer fiir Den Setrieb
eronnet moroen ut, na6oem er our9
S6nee Deri6iittet mOroen mar. Ser
Sunnel lit Dor neuu S0bren 9cbGut
mOroen 81 Cinem &%OltenpreiIe bon
$3.50. 900 uno 1776 SUP lang. ga
Der UergSng, Dur6 meihen Der Sunnel
gcbrO6en 1T, nun gum She'll aus Sells,
9robtentbells ober aus erol9cn WtQnen
bcltebt, 10 mlBte Der gauge 3unncl init
9S0n0en perleben meroen, iuOSu c%allfor-
nll6e GtotDc Ge0ern nerludnot mur0en,
mel6e li6 fir iOl0e SnuWerfe unter
Der GrOe ais beltes WateriGl bewGbrt
bOben. Sn elmer S0be bon 1850
Sup bcfinoct It6 Der Suuuel 9er0oe
auf Der QSnNcri6eiOe unieres GOnti=
ncnts; er lit ii SUP weit unO Ii SUB
bod. 10 baB MIR Die g8a9en Der i6mal=
ipuri9en SOutb=PGrt=Yabn i'm bur6=
f0Drcn t0nnen. NuBcroen III Der Sum
mel III elmer 6urpe gebNut, Oa Die Yabn
III benz eugeu 8bal, in Wel6em lie oas
@ebirge binanItei9t, tciue Q8enoun9
MAIDEN fam. Sn Der Wiitte 0es Sunz
nelS bCiinOet Iib cine Slime, wel6e
oas bon ben QSGnoen berabtropfen0e
98GHer aufnimmt, unb oieies 99aner
auInimmt, uu0 OieIeS WalIer miro bon
Der eineu Sdiite ocs &uuuels i6liebli6
benz NtlantiI6en, bon Der anoern Qber
Dem Stillen S5ean 5u9eiiibrt.
SAT- Die 9eiNmmte YOliseima6t
Der StOOt 9enDer mar tiir3li6 gta6ts
bGmit belhdlti9t, Die SeimweIe n bon
o6t St0OtrGtDcn 81 ihiiBcn, mel6en
icitens ibrCr &Onltltucnten nit benz
3Ooe 9corobt muroe; man bate iO9ar
ihon Stride Suredt 9ema0t, wel6e
nit SaternenpfOlten uno Den betreften=
Den NlOcrmen in Y%crbinoung 9ebrn6t
mcroen iOlltcn. Die Nuire9ung wuroc
oaour6 Oerurla1t, oaB Der StGotratb
cine &eroromumg palllrte, 0erSufOlge Die
NcouttiOn Der 9c9enludrtigcn bOben
gSonerrNtbcn fitr ole S0uer bon fiiuf=
scbn SNbrcn nur iiiniSebn YrOcent be-
trogcn iplle. Die Nilrger ~bebaupten
nun, laut Dem, nit Der betreIienOen
6OmpOanie ACKNOWLEDGMENT &ontratt,
lei Die 3tCouttlOn uiel 81 nieorig uno
Der Sermin au lang. SrORoem bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Ncw Dorf

- Sn Sem Sort wuroen tiirSli6
S,uel WtG0den geboren, mel1e nit Der
9Sirbcli0nle an chamber 9eipn6lcn
waren. Sic Wdo1en beIinoen lid
iouit wObl uuO tOnucu lih 9e0euieitig
0nl6aueu. SOnlt linb lie t0rperlih
wObl9cbaut uno es ieblt lbnen tein
Organ. Sie Stern lino 9euti6e in
9uten llmiiduoen. IS lit Ourhaus
nl6t mwabrideinli9, Oab bic SinOcr
am Scben bleibcn mcrocn. Nls ein
&cpOrter benz Ndter mittbcilte. DUG
ell MuIeum iDm Gerne so. 900 iiir
Die Nu@ltelIunB leiner &inoer 0cbcn
wilr0e, uermObte er IS nibt 81 Qlaubsu.
Gen Neritcn Lag natiIriib Der @eoantc
an cine Operation nnbe. SaoOn wolte
Der Gater aber ni1ts willen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
&cutufD.

- llcber einen m0roerii6en uno
IelbltmOrOeriiben &uter miro ans
SOuisOille gemelOet: Sm ct.
Solepb's &r0utcnbauie erl0Q Der l9jGb=
rige SObn YrOwu elmer S6uBmunoe,
Die ibm iein Suter Soibua Yropn am
NbenO 5uDOr bei9ebrudt bate, unO
eini9e Stunoen na6 Oes SOlnes Sob
be8in9 Der WDroer SelbtmOro. inoem
er bel SOnes &anoun9 in Die Slltbcn
oes Ohio ipran9. Die G%rmOrOuu9
oes SObnss mar Elm pOllig unprOpO=
Sirtes 8erbretcn. Yer Sater war ben
0ansen 3ag libel 9elaunt 9cweicn unO
bate nit Dem SObne !uieoerbOlt STREET.
angciangen, mas Spbn DerunlaBte li1
AZ entiernen. We9eI IbenO 0in9 Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Sb.uct3.

- Sine 2u;erner Ineioote alls alten
Sdgen ersdhlt Die .Allacmeine Shmei=
ger 3eitun9": Der Altersprdl ioent oes
@rpBen Gutbes bon 1871 mar cine
Ycri0nli6teit. Die nit ben parlamens
tariihen ojebrduben aui bOblt &c.
'panntem 6uBe itano. Sn Soraus=
ii6t oellen bate Serr Staatsibreiber
Yerubaro WeDer. Der betannte nah=
mGlige NbgeorOncte, cine i6riItli9e
NnleitunG auf ben Yrdlipententli6
gelegt, NORM iauber unO nett 9el6rie=
ben ltano. mas i!ir Den prdlIoenten CUR
SnItruttiDn biente. uno mas Dor benz
8atbe DorSutra9en mar. Grltcres mar
nit rotber, oas auoere nit ihmarser
3iute 9ei1rieben. Ser Serr Alters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

Snbn oli Dem 0timwr0e an Der &el=
mont Seltillcric pDriiber, no icin 3D.
ter ais g8Gdter Ntlcitellt mar. illo
nllroe bon DEM aus DEM @ebdroe trc=
tcnoen gllten nicOer9eibONen. obne o0b
aud MIR ein 98ort 9~efnllen mare. Der
Mt0roer peritefte Iib wdbreuo Der Nnbt
in Den &elleru Der Seitillerie uno
tonnte ni6t ~9efrnoen weroen. OBJ
gleih Oas @ebduoe bepdht tprroc,
gelang es inn SIT entflieGcrl, mo
WiittO9s 'prong er Damn auf Die N0N=
riht bon icines Spbnes SOO in Den
6lrB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Gin Sbab Der NameDaItmng.

3. 8. 6uller pom Ganaiobarie, q.
g., iast, oaB er DIR. Kings New
Discovery INNER I'M Sauie babe uno Dap
feline Samilie INNER Die beitcn Grfol9e
pom Dem @ebrau6e besieIben 9cbabt
babe; baB er basieIbe ni6t entbcbrcn
mill, 10 LANCE es su baben lei @. 81.
Opfeman, Npotbctcr in Gatstiu, g. g.,
lagt, baB DIR. Kings New Discovery
sweiieuus bas bette Wtittcl gegen Suiten
lit; Dap CT basielbe s Sabre lang gez
brall6t unb paB es ME ieine gSirtuna
periebIt babe. QSarum ui9t zine 6Ini6e
bieics 10 LANCE bemdbrtcn !0eiImitteIs
perlu9eu? &robefal@en erbaIr man
frei in Z. &. Jtuete's glpotbete,
5Gs MaiultraBe. 8ep0bnIi9e 6lai3en
so Gent5 uno 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
GUO=Garotiua.

Sn 6barleito on lcbt Elm
9cuti6cr, melhcr ben Namen Nuli9a=
tOr-@uitab iilbrt; ei9entlib beiBt sr
@ultaD &Onig. Semen Namen bat er,
neil er bon Belt gu 3eit in Den Sumpi=
9ebieten Siio GarOlina's uno 6lp=
rloa's boull ulo DOn iDiben Streif=
aii9cu m~ulienbait Nlli9atOren in ieinem
YOOte nit CUR StoOt bringt. Yeim
Sun0e bieier &biere Don oft iebr
relpettahler Gdu9e beoieut ii9 4Qiga=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
gudleu'S 9lruica SaIbe.

Die bette SaIbs In ber 8elt fir
S6nittwunoen, 9autidirfunsen, 8uns
ben, @eidwiire, SalsfiuB, 6iebermuns
ben, S9orf, seiprunsene Sanbe, 6rolta
beuIen, 8rdbenaugen, unb aue 9autentz
siinounsen uno lit eine iidere 6eiluns
fir Samorboipen. IS uirb gurantirts
baB bas Mittel pputommene @euua,
tbuuns sibt wenn ni9t, wirO oas @eIo
3urii6erite.tet. Preis 25 Gents per
S9a9tel. - gu ~uertauien bel {. IS.
Nnete, @potheter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
@ic iit Dice

Wir bieten eirbunbert Collars 9eiobnunq fir iebsn
Tau poR Satarrb. oer nidt ourb @iunebmenu ou 0dlls
SGtGrrbsRur 9ebetlt weroeu tam.
i. :. Sbeuep ~ 60. sigentb. Eoleoo, ..
@ir, bic uniUseIbncten. baben i. !. 6beneD lett ben
iestsn - Subren qttuunt uHS bali,u ibn iur pontomz
men ebrenbalt in allen Observation-Disclosures uuo
NuGH;tcI b,idbigt. ale Oon itiner 6irma eingegangencn
@erbiuOIidtsttcn gu srtalcu.
N cit ~ &ruGr /, @roGbdnOeiss6 roguilen, Soiebo, 8.
g8Gloiug StuHGH &.UiarUtn, SToBbuHoelss
ITOguilcu. Goleoo, =.
Sul's Nutarrb-Vur WIro tunerlid osuommeu uuo
Dirtt btre,I dui bGs slut mno Die ibleimIeeu SSstnds
den oes SDiicms. 4Sreis 20 Gtnts iar Die Sluide. Der
tault non auen Apotbtt.ru. Seugntlle lrsi u%sriaHOt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

q Seamten, Is Nrbeitern nnb Sipel
Snpalioen, Die icit % Sabren uuO
ldn9er auf Der 3e6e angeitellt lino.
Die Yer9beb6roe bate mebrere Ser=
treter entianot, uno Die StaGtsbebOroe
mar burb &anoratb Spuoe pertretell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

2u 6nell. - Sunser Prebis
ger (oer elne junse Dame in Der STRIDE
berlin fiibrt): Isle baben Nun Die
SrGel, ben @~lOdentblrm uno Die Sa-
tmriitei geieben; jeBt mill ib Sic gum
gltare iilbren." = Dame: yglber i1
bite Sic - oas 1T oob 81 i6nea."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

Refine Srunfbeit bot iemals 70 bisIe eiscntbhuIi9.
telteu 9elet9t, pts be grippe, 8eiue 6raHfhtit laBt
ibre Cplsr 10 9sitipa4t uHtabi9 ialaros, usrpeHlos
ipie bic Grippe.
Serr s. W. Siltou. etaats'agent Der WlutaaI
Sie SHiAraase 60. Don &eWtudp, id9t:
.5n 1889 unb 90 bate i'd 5ipei ibpere gnfdne ber
Srippe. bon beuen Der leBte mein yteroenilltem 70
~beoeHtlib Serriitttte. oaB man on netnem Seben pers
s~,peiieltr. Slpei Wonate lang genoB l1 fetneri Stiaf,
GuBer nit ollie Don Shlatmrteln, bic MID 3par bes
idabten. a6er feline @rboinng gepnbrteu. Sd mar
mih MIR eiuer grOben 9ellii9cn GbDdte, %tobtbrius
aeuber fbrperliber Stmer3en uuo Der 2batlate be-
rrBt. baB ib ~itnnoliep itpatsr irnroe.
eu bieIem 3uItanoe perIutte i'd es init Dr. W(iIeS'
Reftorattpe glsroine. 9tah Sipsi Hagen sepabrte lt
cine merfl,dbe Ysiierung uu6 uah Uerlaui slues Nlos
mats mar i) ~bergeIellt. Sum groBeu 9~ritauueu aler,
bic mriueu 8uitano gefaunt. SD e~rirsis midb leitber
ausQele,hueter Ssiuuobet uro babe Sbre SeilmIttsl
plelen meiner syreuHoe emptpbIeu.-
2ouispiIe. q. San. 1895. .. ~. &tItoa.
81. @i!es' SeiImittrI walsu sriuub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

NuTrc9un9 feline gerin9c lit, Qclun9 es
Der POli5ei bis jebt, @twaltatte gu per=
citeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

tor=@ult nur ieiner trdfti0en Sdulte.
nit oellen er Die geliien am 8enif Ielt=
bait, bis iie iiN als9etobt babeu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-01

but to get in touch with the flower of
American soldiery and to be brought in
competition as a representative team
from the good State of Maine. much over
balanced all sacrifices and hard work at
tending the matches. l assure you gen.
tlemen, it was proud moment. when we
were able to demonstrate by the excellence
OF craftsmanship the right to recognition
as among the strongest teams in competi-
ton. From all we have seen the people
of our State were proud Of the work of the
team. find that the enthusiasm and
knowledge gained there, has been of great
value to the guard of our State, and in
creased activity prevails, and more pride
taken in rifle practice, as result of that
competition.
Let every officer feel that his personal
attention, and best efforts should be at once
given to put his command in the highest
condition of excellence DO not be satisfied
with having twenty four men who can
march steadily in column of "fours' or
maintain good alignment, in company
front, while dozen stragglers make the
whole company the laughing stock of
those looking on.
Yours is constant preparation for war.
Whether it be riot or open warfare you
want a strong command. Workmanship
is the essential. and by it's strength, is
measured the standing of the guard Of the
State. One company which stood far
down the list in craftsmanship last year
at the opening Of the season, qualified
every man before the season closed. 1t
shows what can be done by we'll directed
effort. The attention of the whole coun-
try is turned toward the National Guard
of the states, as the power to maintain
the peace of the land. A willingness and
readiness to obey. the discipline which
makes troops effective, the knowledge
that every soldier can shoot with deadly
effect is what gives character, strength
and confidence. In tho great Oriental war
between Japan and China, it is said that
in all the engagements, not as many men
have been killed and wounded, as in tie
single battle of Gettysburg. If the arm
les of the United States and the Confed-
eracy, had been composed of men knowing
so little about handling the weapons of
war; they could not, it seems to me. have
conquered peace in a century. 1t would
have been a question of which side could
have maintained, the most men the long
est outside the industrial pursuits. War
is destructive, and other things being
equal, that force which can kill and de
stroy fastest will win.
Put the motto, Fire is everything, the
rest is nothing" in your armories, and
sec to it, that every man in each OF your
companies, knows how to shoot his rifle
well
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Penobscot.
ETNA.

II ma.
Mr.. Judson f. Friend is on the sick
list. and is attended by DR.. A. I. Harvey.
Assignments Of teachers for our town
schools are; Miss Viola Sylvester, No.
/; Minnie Hutchings, No. 2; Lottie Ames,
No 8; Bertha Graves, No. 5; Eva King
No6; and Miss Means, No s. The schools
will commence next Monday, under the
direction of U. G. Friend. supervisor.
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Married.

FRANKLIN.
Phillips-Aprl 10, Charles T. Schofeld and
Miss Millicent II. Noble, both OF Phillips.
Farmington-April 10, Wallace j. Farrand
and Grace F. Allen, both OF Pennington.
KNOX.
Rockland-April :, Montelle NJ. Wooster and
Miss Melissa c. Cook.
Rockport-April IT, Fred d. Priest OF Cam
den, and Mary S. Upham of Rockport
PENoBsCoT.
Hollis Mills-Bemois Fogg of Cornville and
Miss Lila Genthner.
Enfield-Apr. 9, Chas. NJ. Brady and Miss Ida
Harm.
Alton-Apr. Z, VIM. II. Fleming and Mrs.
Efiie Fleming both OF Ornevlle.
Islesboro-Apr. IL, Walter j. Richards and
Miss Nina Warren.
Orono-Apr IL, Geo. p. Stetson and Miss
Effie E. Buck, both Old Town.
SAGADAHoC.
Phippsburg-April IA. Fred Albra Harring-
ton and Miss Hannah Elizabeth Oliver.
WALDO.
Freedom-April 10, Wallace N. Barstow and
and Miss Annie Sherman.
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j. A. Jones at the Congregational church,
Sunday. There were about 75 Odd Fell
lows and Rebekas present-C. H. Bow
den of Pittstield, formerly editor Of the
Somerset Argus, Ia in town.--The VILLAGE
Improvement Society has decided TO i'm
prove the appearance Of the schoolhouse
common. 1t will lay out walks and
have Hover beds, which will be sur
rounded by fence. On the side nearest
Maine street. the citizens are to erect .
handsome band stand Mrs. Hersom Of
Skowhegan Is in town visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Herbert Crosby.-S. B. Tibbetts
was in Boston last week.. X. Jewett
was ut home from Exeter to attend the
Odd Fellows ball.-Mrs. Edison Clarke ID
ct home from Fairfield. those
who attended the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars at Lewiston, last week, wero
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Holt, b. S. Frederic,
+. A. Hobbs Miss Annie Jones and Mlss
Minnie Littlefleld Burrill and
Howard Woodman have started q milk
route.
HALLDALE. s. l...t~.
Rev. S. H. Burton, who has preached
here for the past two years, closed his Ia
Dor with the church. last Sunday. IA
expected that Rev. j. Washburn will
preach at the Vose schoolhouse, Sunday,
May 12th.-The Ladies Circle met with
Mrs. Charles McCorrison. last Tuesday.
Mrs. Madison Written has gone to Port
land to visit her daughters Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Myrick. who have spent the
winter In Lowell, Mass, have returned
home.-Nathaniel Hall is giving his house
a coat Of paint Merton Clement is build
ing stable.--Mrs. Mary Vose Is on the
sick list at present. BERT Hall, who
visited his parents. last week, has re-
turned to Lowell, Mass f. Hall will
go to Boston, next week, to buy his sum
mer goods
MONTvILLE.
Miss Vesta Getchell has returned home
from Castinc, where she has been attend
ing the normal school. John Sylvester
will move to Knox, this week. where he
has purchased farm. Geo. Bragdon il
sick with tho mumps.-J. G. Luclan has
gone to Bristol on a visit.-Sunie Brag-
don and BERTHE Moody were visiting at
Ephriam Bragdon's. last week Webb
FIVE Is painting at Albert Halls
Charlie Hutchings' steam mill was closed
part of last week on account Of scarcity Of
help.-Ned Stewart closed very success
full term of High school Mt Montville
Centre, this week.-There will be May
ball at the Center-A. +. Plummer and
Jas. BARTLETT were visiting friends in
China and Albion. Monday and Tuesday
of last week. Daniel Berry died at his
home, April go.
Tho free high school closed, Friday
All the schools OF the town commenced
Monday with the following teachers:
No. /. Alice b. Hatch of Castine; No. 2,
Sarah +. Fuller; No 8, Grace Pendleton
of Belfast; No. 4, Cora Mahoney; No s,
Abbie Fuller; No. Z. Ioa johnson Of
Appleton; No. 10, Sybl Mariner of Bel.
mont; No. IL, Lila Rivers; No 10, Carrie
Mitchell of Appleton; No. IA, Alice M.
Ripley Of Appleton.
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Born.
ANDROsCOGGIN.


Auburn-April 81, to the wife OF F. L. Young
sor.
Webster-April p, to the wife of Herbert M
Moody, son.
Lisbon Falls-April Is, to the wife Of Fred
Herold, a daughter.
ARoosTooK.
Mapleton--April "a, to the wife OF George
Whitlock.
FRANKLIN.
Farmington--Apr. II, to the wife OF MT
Oscar W. Jones, a son.
West Farmington-Apr II. to the wife OF
Mr.. o. P. Dudley, daughter.
KENNEBEC.
winthrop-to the wife of r. B. Bishop,
son.
LINCOLN.
Rootbbay Harbor-April 10, to the wife O
Charles Brewer, son.
WASHINGTON.
Lubec-Apr. II, to the wife OF Frank Trecar
tin, daughter.
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