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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-02
cucu /, bers.

Cucu bers.
Great German-E Shorcy, 1st.
Boston Pickling-E Shorey, lss.
White Spine-D Smith, lst; } Nor
rill, Cd
snake Clarence Maloon.
Household Goods.
Worsted--Mrs Googins, Ist: Matte
Cunningham. Cd; Nellie Davis, Sd.
Calico ouiIts-Maud Bates, 1st.
Patchwork calico qrilts-Mrs John
Bolden, list; Mrs plimptoD, Cd; Eva NJ
Weber, Sd.
Hooked rugs-Miss Kate Gould, 1st
Mrs X NJ Cunningham, I'd; Mrs Carrie
Weber, 3D..
Fancy rug-Mrs Clara c Bubier, list
Braided rugs-Miss Lizzie Maxwell,
1st: Mrs ID r Smith, Cd; MIS- Kate
Gould, Sd.
Knit rug-Mrs Kate Gould, lst.
Mitiens-Mrs Mary Roger, LIST; Mrs
W NJ Merrinao, I'd.
Stockings Mrs Carrie NJ Weber, lst
Yarn-Mrs Vim Maxwell, list; Mrs
Mary Rogers, I'd.
The committees on the various articles
were as follows: Arrangement OF stocE,
Nv Maxwell, Frank Libby. FRANK "
Berry; beef oxen, b w Barry, Jesse l.
True II Buker; matched oxen, oosepii
S Hatch, Charles II Waldroo, fogg'
best pair of oxen, Warren Bukcf' merrill
True Fred Goodwin; draft oxen, II
Maxwell, Il NJ Pinkham, William IL wal
dron steers Of all ages, joseph harie'
s G Nutting Asi + Nuttlhg' cows,
heifers and bulls, Emery = True, Job +
T.
M II Rogers, G Il Plimpton; swine
Alfred Bubier, Fl + WOODWARD, O'ear
Hatch. poultry, UrrIn A Trnc. j Traf-
ford, W NJ Cunningham; horses 'stal-
uons). W r Adams, w l. Powers. W
Plinpton; family horses, II q AL ard, Z
B PreLle, Fred Babcock; draft horses,
John burlington, Frank Gilman Il n
Thurlow colts, W Me- rlman, q i Frost,
f = Springer; corn and grain, +, Shorey,
Henry Taylor, : Williams; vegetables,
Lawrence Adams, Clarence Naioon,
Eugene Campbell; butter, cheese, honey
and preserves, J f. Chase, Mrs J A Chase,
Mrs 4 7 Packard, Mrs A True, Mrs ID
II Smith; arrangement Of hall, Daniel
Adams, A p Otis, A ID Bartlett, h Baker,
Mrs o A True, Mrs A p Otis Miss Maria
Pimpton; fruit, A G True. f NJ lap
il I'm, william Sprlnger,J Tucker, }
Il lgecomb, W + Haines, f n Adams, +. NJ
True; household manufactures, Willard
Jack, Mrs S Fl Ring, Mrs Cyrus kindrick,
Ms W NJ Cunningham, Mrs Samuel WI
lisms; fancy work, Nj Fl Dustin, Mrs )
Il Jack, Mrs + n Adams, Miss c H Rogers,
Miss Hannah Smith, Miss Cora h True,
Miss Neva Hall; plants and cut flowers,
Mrs A W Plimpton, Miss c A Metcalf,
Mrs Ann NJ Baker Mrs W + Haines, Miss
Myra Smith.
Notes.
The Journal reporter Is indebted to the
officers of the society for many courtcsics
extended.
The enterprising drug firm Of Bow
ditch, Webster & Co had an excellent
display of trusses and shoulder braces.
The Augusta people in attendance were:
II. Il, Bowditoh, L. Il. Durfor, ID. W.
Ward, II. l.. Gushing, Arthur Tetrault
and David Il. Neal, Wilbur Allen, W. K.
Bascome, Carroll Howe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-02
A Slight Change

''Are they lovers still?'
''Well he's still. but she isn't. You
see, they arc married now. Detroit Free
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-02
GRAND SUCCESS
TContinued from page L.
TurnipS.

Turnips.
white Msnmoth-O A True, lst.
White Globe--C f Chase, LIST
English turnip-D 7 Smith, ist
Rutabaga turnip-J 4 Edgecomb LIST.
Cucu bers.
Great GERMANY Shorcy, lst.
Boston Pickling-E Shorey, lss.
White Spine-U T Smith, 1st; + Nor
rill, Cd.
SNAKE Clarence Maloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
REFORM SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Reports Made at the Annual Meeting
of the Trustees.

Yesterday afternoon the board of trus-
tees of the boys reform school held its
annual meeting at the school. and organ
lied for the ensuing year by the reelection
of Col. Cecil Clay president, John f.
Carpenter rs vice president and Samuel W.
Curriden secretary. The boys in the
school now number Dds. The health of all
vas reported good; the production of the
paper box and shoe shops well as of the
farm and greenhouses to exceed that of
previous years. These industries in no way
interfere with the daily and regular Ses-
sions of the school throughout the year
The devotional exercises at the school Sum-
day afternoon, beginning at o'clock and
lasting an hour are open to the public, and
are very enjoyable. On these occasions the
services are in charge of the various pas
tors of the city, who respond to calls upon
them in this connection. The singing and
responses by the school add to the impress
siveness of the services, and the attend
ance upon them of friends of the school
from the city is on the increase. 1t is for
the accommodation of the growing popua-
ton of the school, and of this increased at
tendance on these exercises Sunday and on
| other occasions throughout the year that
| an appropriation is asked for by the board
| to enable 1t to construct an assembly hall
or chapel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
N UNYON'S
Rem dies
RHEUMATISM, UATARRH, DYSPEPSIA
AND THE MOST OBSTINATE DIS
EASES CURED BY HIS WON
DERFUL LITTLE PELLETS
Ask Your Druggist for n Free Copy
OF Munyon's Guide to Health, and
Cure Yourself With n 25-Cent Bot
tie of Munyon's Remedies.

MIR. j. Laurencel, 3o2 Hamburg street, Buffalo,
N Y, says: Il have been afflicted with asthu a
ana bronchial troubles In their werst form for
10 years and tried all sorts of remedies without
dement, until we gave up in despair waiting for the
END, "hich seemed very near. But. thank God /
read OF Munyon's little pills, and after taking
them found not only relief but in less than three
months time complete cure. l hope my state
mcnt VIII lead some sufferer to restored health as
have such great confidence in Munyon's Improved
homeopathic Remedies
THOUSANDS of similar testimonials from all parts
OF the country have been received from people
who have been cured by Muny ons Remedies Of
eatairh, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Kidney and
Liver Diseases, Female Complaints, Asthma
Coughs and Colds.
Special successful cures for nervous debility and
all nervous diseases, and all specific blood and skin
troubles.
separate specific for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly % bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon. 1906 Arch
street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered with free saedi-
cal advice for any disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
HAS BEEN REMEDIED,
Engineers Crossed Delaware Avenue
without. Being Tagged.

George Dram and E. l.. Parlett, Balt-
mere and Ohio engineers, were before the
Police Court this morning charged with
passing over the Delaware avenue and Il
street crossing of the road with their en-
gines when the crossing was not guarded
by flagman, as required by law.
Prosecuting Attorney Pugh told the court
that the railroad company had one man
to attend to the gates at both the Massa-
'chusetts avenue and street crossings.
but the Commissioners thought the dis
tance between the two crossings was too
great fer one Waterman but the company
thought otherwise. Since thase warrants
were issued, he said, another man has been
put in the service. Counsel for the COM
pany, he said, had told him that fines inn
posed upon the engineers for these viola
tiCns had to be paid by themselves and
not by the company. He thought this
would prove hardship to the men, and he
did not desire that they should be fined.
Lawyer Colbert for the defendants en-
tered a plea of guilty. and the Judge said
he would take their personal bonds for
the reason that the matter had been rem
edied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
A Medal of Honor,

Acting Secretary Doe has awarded a
medal Of honor to Ignatz Gresser. corporal
company d, one hundred and twenty
eighth Pennsylvania infantry. for most dis
tnguished gallantry at Antietam, Nd, Sep
TENDER II. 1862, in carrying wounded COM
rade from the field while exposed to the
fire of the enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Given the Red Eagle.

In accepting the resignation OF Baron Won
Koeller, the Prussian minister for the in
terror, Emperor William permitted him to
retain mis- title and rank as a minister of
state end decorated him with the order of
the Red Eagle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Want to Build the Battle Ships.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, December 1O.-A reso-
luton has been placed on the calendar
in the senate requesting the Virginia
members of Congress to use their best
efforts to secure the contracts for both of
the new battle ships for the Newport News
ship yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Tray and Stand Cloths
Renaissance and Pure
Linen Doylies.

. AXIS White Pure Linen Doylies-5Oc.
to $3.50 dozen.
5xS White Pure Linen Doylies-
$50 10 s. dozen.
6x6 and 7x7 silk Doylies. with
oriental lace edGcs-25c., soc, 35c..
37lhc. and 45c. each.
9 to Gin. Round and Square Re-
naissance Doylies-25c,, Soc, 3Iiac.,
zoe, 45c. soc. 62lsc. and I5c. each.
Hemstitched Open-work and Fringed
Finger Bowl Doylies-75c. to $500 a
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Pure Linen Napkins,

* Pure Linen Napkins-S1, S1.25.
$3.50. 81. $3.50. So, $3.50, 81, s.,
SO. 81 and 81 dozen.
y Pure Linen NapkiIs-$1.5 so TO SIS
dCZ"n.
y Pure Linen Napkins $3.50 to $50
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Buffet Scarfs.

1SA5tPlain Linen Monte Cloth
and Damask Buffet Scarfs-fringed,
open worked and henstitched 81 hc.,
Soc. I5c.. 81. 81 25, Sl.50 and 81.
1SX72- Pain Linen. Monte Cloth and
Damask Buffet Scarfs- fringed. open
worked and hemst,tched SIC. TO
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
lunch and Dinner Servic

81 Pure Linen-plain fringed-$2.5O
and $500 a set
$40 Pure Linen-plain friDged-
$3.50 set.
SIP Pure Linen-plain fringed-$4
a set.
S-4 Pure Lnen-knotted fringed-
So a set
$40 Pure ,Linen-knotted fringed-
s. a set.
s-12 Pure Linen-knotted fringed-
$3.50 u set.
S-4 Pure Linen : open work and
knotted fringed-S5.50 a set.
$40 Pure Linen-Open work and
knotted frinsed $3.50 a set.
S-12 Pure Linen = open work and
knorted fringed- $3.50 a set.
There is y variety OF plain, hem
stitched and npen-work effects from
$3.50 to S2S q set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

George Winston was knocked down by
another colored man at Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 10th street. ana Policeman Hern-
Don arrested him for disorderly conduct.
Did you see Winston strike the other
MANI" the court askeI
mo, SIR
Case dismissed
Anacostia was represented in the process
sion by a number of colored men and wo-
men, and the charge against them was dis
orderly conduct. Some of them were fined
and others were released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

REAL LEATHER TRAVELLING CASES-NAII
AND TOOTH BRUSHES WITH GLASS BOTTLE
NICKEL SOAP BOX, FINE ENGLISH BFISTLE
BRUSH, CELIULOID COMB. RE- Gu 80
oU usA W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

WE COULD KEEP MOVING UP PEG AFTER
PEG UNTIL WE GOT WAY INTO THE DOL
LARS BEFORE WE EXHAUSTED OUR ASSOitr-
NENT OF PRICES-BUT THERE ARE OTHER
MENTIONED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

We only wish to say few words
regarding our Leather Goods De
partInent, and that is that we are
showing better values than ever Of
fered before. Just think!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

OUR GEM LEATHER COMPANION. WITH
WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOR, NICKEL. SOAP
BOX FINE CEI.LULOlD COMB SHAVING MUG,
MIRROR, FINE ENGLISH %.,9iLisl4, BRlsrLE So. OS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
Ohio.

- lleber einen b06it eieent9iim=
li6en Sal BON SerSi9lag uno Starr
trampf miro aus cincinnati
beribtet. Saielbit puroe Der Coroner
na6 einsm Sauie 9erufen, no Elm
plOBli6er Sooesfau iid ereisnet bate.
glls Der geanlte erl6ien, puroe er
in elm 3immer gepieien, no iib Der
Sei6nam befinoen iolte. Or. Saerr,
Der Coroner, trat nit ielnem Gonitab=
Ter binein, lber lie tonnten feline 2ei6e
mabrneDmen, wobl aber iaben Tie cine
Srall, Die li6 iiber cine GOmmooe
lebnte uno in Den Spie9el blitte.
Die Seamten b~e9riiBten Die Srau unr
fragten, wDbin Der &Orper sebra6t
woroen lei, bod marc ibnen teint
4ntiport 81 She'll. Sie 6rau bliet
unbepe9lib itfben, pifenbar bate iie
Die 6ra9e iiberbOrt. Sn oieiem Iu=
9enblif trat cine anoere WemObnerin
oes Sauies in oas 3immer, uuo aui
Die Dor Dem Spie9el itebenoe Srar
oeuteno, iagte lie 81 Dem Coroner: 81
ltebt Die SDOte!" lluO mirtlib 10 mo,
es au6. 9enn ais nun Der Gpnltab.
Ter Dem Spie9el ndber trat, itarrtg
ibm Elm 9eilterbaites 6eli6t nit melt.
ofenen Nugen entge9en. Sur lleber
Die Nllgen jeoen Slang permlnen, oo
iie lett mebreren Stunoen 9ebrp6en.
Die min angeitellte llnteriuAun9 eraab,
oaB Die lln9liifli0e, Die ~23jdbrigt
Satin Des Mrbeiters Sbannon, iid
9eNen 8 llbr WOrgens Dor ben SpieSeI
geltellt bate, INN ibr Saar in Sronunq
su brin9cn. Sbr 8atte bate Il6 be.
reits CUR grbeit beseben. unO ibr orei.
idbrlges SO6ter6en ipielte auf ben
6uBbooen oes 3immers. Wdbrenr
Die Srau li6 nun iiber Die GOmmoot
lebnte. wuroe iie bonn SerSidla9(
aetroffen, sleidSeitig frat aud Oel
Starrtrampf Elm, iueBbalb Die SoOtt
iteben blieb. SurG oas 8ei6rei oes
Glnoes muroe cine Na6barin mpe9rer,
Stunoen ipdter auimertiam gema1t,
Sic betrat bic WObnun9 Der 6rau
SbannOn uno All ibrem gntieBen fam
iie lire Na6barin in Der angeSebener
Steull9 ais Sei6e Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

Sic relioiren ben srOBten She'll oes
Sabres IN Dem alien S6lone De TignD
welhes grilnOli1 reitaurirt ,poroeu 1T
lllo jebt TAFT benz SeiiBtbum bes' Gra=
ZEN bon 6Datrois, Sblob Sansiplei.
an ShDnbeit glci6 tommt. Die
braoe Maoame Gp9er, bic Itets an glr=
nlar,os uni6ulo 9eglaubt, iolpie Die
beloen, treuen Sienerimien %Seannettc
uno War9uerite leben bel ibnen. Der
alte SLANG in Irmallos blollen gll0en
ut ipieOergetebrt, llno bas eD,mali9e
Sdbeln umlpielt pieoer feline Sippell.
Seine SDbne Gllpert uno Nlireo ml=
llciren in Dem alien S1lOb, no Dir
mano feline Sinobeit perlebt, llno Der
Mtarquis be Si9nD, 0eliebt llno seebrt
bon allen, bGlt groBe Stiife auf Iie
uno perii6ert ben Seini9en Sag fiir
Gag, oab es teinen 9liifllAereu Mel=
1ben 9eben fam, als i'm.
siebe rno Sreue iie9ten iiber gos=
belt lno Sab. Sod uno majeltdtilh
webt ibr Yanier iiber ben SGuptern Der
8liidllhen, Die enoli6 ein9elaufeu in
ben Safen oes trauteiten 6rieoens nah
iturmbewegter 6abrt unter falider
Slag9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
Wiunciota.

- @ababa O.. 9ln einem Sonn=
ta9e i'm pori9en NOpember muroe
Srau Mnna PrOebe, cine in benz ie6s
Wellen bon bier gelegenen Stdotben
Slas9oip wobnenOe alte Game, bon
ibren aus Der Stride beimtebrenoen
SDbnen bewuBtlos uno ibluer perrpuns
oct aut9eiunoen. Sic mar arg Ser=
i1lagen uno bate cine Su9elmunoe
i'm &opie. SrDB Der l6weren Ver=
leBungen erbolte lie ii6 allmdblib. lit
aber nod INNER an @eoddniBIbwd6e,
10 oab tie ilber Die SOrgan9e bel ibrer
Serwunoung feline an9aben MAIDEN
tonnte. Die SDbne lieBen auf Ver=
Oaht bin elnen alien Wann, Namens
Gbriitian S6nellratb, perbaften, Den
lie nod pDn SeutlhlanO ber ais alien
Giebbaber ibrer Mutter tanllten unO
pelder in Der Nabburi6ait 9eleben
wproen mar. Der Nlte, oellen Giebe
10 ibuDoe belobnt iuuroe, mics Elm
9llibi nah uno murOe irei9eiprOben.
@m 26. WGrS erinnerte SrNu BrOebe
Iih plOblib Der Sor9Gnae an Dem per=
bdnSniBuOllen Spnnta9e uno ertldrte,
oaB Siuei iun8e Wtdnner aus Der Na1a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
Sentf6lauO.
GliaB= Of bringen.


Gin Sottor eieener grt bat ft6 in
W eberal, Sreis &olmar, in tIrser
Selt einen beoeutenoen Huf perI6afft.
srlt i'm IuguIt b. s. tinoi9te er ii5
elrem perebrli6en Yublitum als QrSt
an uno nabm i'm Sauie ieines Yor.
Dangers Wobnung. SaS SnIerat trrg
sluar feline llnteri6rift, aber Der neue
Sottor puroe AUDI Dbneoies raid be.
tannt. Gr erwies ii6 ndmli9 balo
als Elm GROCER Wobltbdter Der 4rmen;
ben unbemittelten &ranten IieB er fret.
9ebi9 6leiih Sultellen, ols er bel Dem
Germ Vei9eOroneten, Der in ieiner
an eramtliAen Steuung Mebgermeliter
lit, bolen lieB. Nlld ein &iuoerireuuo
mar er; lteB er bod Der Sugeno einen
herrliden Weibna6tsbaum aufpuBen.
Sem Wpbltbun ipOttete leoer Yei6rei=
bun9; ielbt Die &ellner in Dem Sotel
I'LL Wttinlter, mo- er eintebrte, ioa er nit
Gbampagner regalirt baben. 9Die
bilig, lleB ct lib aud ielber etipas Su
Suite tommen. Gbampagner par ieiu
Sleblingsgetrdnt; er fubr in elmer
prdhtlsen 2iOree, unb oas bliBeuoe
Pferoesei6irr we6ielte taft tdslih.
Gr wuroe balb cine 3ieroe oes oeut.
i9en Golinos Der Staot Miiniter. Die
Serren Der acknowledgement seipann
er I'M Sturm; benin er mar allepeil
tloel, mie ia 9eipenoete Wobltbaten bes
tanrtli9 Dem 8eber ein fr6bli6es
Gemiitb perleiben. Gnoli9, oamit
nldts an Dem Soeal=gilo feble, mar er
audi Elm enti6ieoener Batriot; an Dem
leBten Saiiergeburtstag mObnte er gar
Spei Seltellen bel, Dem in WeBeral uno
benz in Miinter; er eri6ien in elmer
Uniform ais Niiitensar5t uno lieB Die
@bampa9ner-Pfropfen sur Seier oes
Sages nur 10 i%pringen. SDr Surgeon
beebrte er nod ben !Serrn Yiir9er-
meiiter nit elmer GiulaDung al einem
feinen Dinner. Die inn geipenoeten
Santesworte lebnte Der Serr Sottor
bel6eioen ab, benubte aber bic 8ele-
9enbeit, I'm iih 80 Wart gu leiben.
Samit brlht Die Gel6i6te bon Dem
l%uobltbdtigen Serrn SOttor jablinss
alb; benin an 6altna6t=S %Onntag mar
er perIhwunoen. Gr bate auf ieinem
3immer etpa 50 unbesablte Jte6nun-
gen Surilf9elaien, barllnter Die fir
oas ben armen gelieferte Sleiid, fir
ben oielen @bampagner etc. Die poll.
Observation-Disclosures BADEN erseben,
oaB Der Serr SOttOr Elm Stuoent inn
plerten Semelter gtameHs Suss geiue-
len 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
Sas Discovery rettete ieim
ScbcU.

Ssrr g. GaiuOuette, Qpotbeter 81
geapersuiue, ST., iast: DIR. Kings
New Discovery i6uloe i3 mein Seben.
SD wurOe Don ga Grippe b%efallen UNI
ueriu6te ale gerSte m%eiIenrpeit III Del
umsebung, aber obne @rfolg uno man
CAB MIDI oui uno ertldrte, i9 weroe midi
leben. Sa i6 DR.. Kings New Dis
covery in meinem Storc bate, i6ifte i'd
fir cine Slalbe uuO begann nit better
@ebrau6 uno i'd wurOe pom Der werlter
0oiis on better uno mar na6 Serbraut
Sreier Slal6en wieber auf unb 9in9 met:
nen gei9ditisunseu na6. Oahelbe ii
iein @ewi9t in @olo wertb. Nir mir:
Den meoer ben 2aoen nod bas Saus obnt
baiielbe balten. Solcn sic cine Strobe:
flai9e bel Z. IS. &uete, 56s Mtain:
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
d.

= giniee Sunoesbeamte begaben
lib oieier Sage nod Dem Sauie elmer
6rau Marp SoDle, go. 4 Crescent
place III Soitpn, I'm, nit ben
nDtbipen Yapieren perieben, cine Saus=
Ill6ung nab Dem Sorbanoeniein bon
IpiritOien 8etrdnten p%orSunebmen.
Sine Shpelter Der Srau SOple ertlarte
ben Seamten, OaB feline iolGe @etrdntl
I'M Sauie pOrbanoen ieien, op6 9eniigte
oieIe Grfldrung ni6t, uno Die SeBteren
Dur6lu6ten Oas Saus. Son Der
Slide aus betraten tie oas S0laiSinl=
mer, in DEM 8rau Sople unO cine
anOere Srau idliefen. Sas Gerduih
wedte Srau Yonle aus Dem Sblaf,
Die beim Nnblif Der Mdnner eineu
marterihitternoen S6rei ausltieB uno,
Die Sdnoe in Die SObe werfeno, tuot
in Die Siilen Suriiffiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

ben Sbiiren Der Sanf Elm ppn Dem Yrd-
lioenten oerielben. gmmons Burr, III.
terSeldnetes YIatat anseihla9er, in
Dem aeia9t miro, OaB Die Sant i6lie-
Ben muBte, oa 9eDihe 2eute felt eirem
Monat Die Gunoen Der Sant in 9ln0it
aeja9t batten, 10 oab oiele lire SepOli-
ten s%uriidSosen. 9pron 9. Yart 1T
gum WailenOerpalter ernannt uno bic
STANDARDIZATION rueroen ari $50, 600,
Die geltdnoe auf 500, 900 anoe9eben.
Die gant bate wdbreno Der Panit in
1898 'fon einmal i0lieben miiien,
mar aber balo tuieoer auf ben 9einen.
3urilfsiebuns bon Sepolitsn miro als
Oiesmallge urla6e oes 9antsrottes an.
9eSeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
4lee=0 ercicu.

Sinh Sic Sarmer? 50 lieben Sic
eiren trdftiger, iippi9en @raspu9s
auf Wieie uno Weioe. Witi Salser's
Slice Gras Miidunsen erSielen Sic
Die berrli6lten Grfolse. Sieielben
llno ausfibrli6 in unlerem Samen=
&atalOg beibrieben.
50 sic bicie Nuti, ausidmeioen unb
nit 5 Gents in Sriefmarten al Sobn
u. Salser SEED &c.. Ga Grohe, @is.,
lenoen, betommen Sic frei cine probe
&lee9ras=M ii1uns=S amen uno Sal=
ser's &atalog.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

49,
1nlano.
SIorioa.

= Trof. 6. 9. Gorp, bon Der natllr=
9eI6i6tliden Ibtbeilung oes Golumbi=
ihen 6ielb Wuieums in @bilN9o, bat
ii6 wGbreno oes 9anSen @inters in
Slorioa beiunoen, I'm fir oas Wuleum
Sammlun9en 81 MAIDEN, lno bate
tiirSlib in ben y@perglaoes" Elm beOent=
llhes Mbenteuer nit einem pantber Sl
belteben, nobel er Die &ettung ieines
Sebens nur Der &altbliitigteit zines err
fabrenen SGgers p%eroantte. Sine
@p6e lang bate er nit ieinen 8ebiil=
fen bic Spur bon smei 9antbern per=
fplst, bis enolib oas @eibden bon ben
Sunoen aui einen Baum 9etrieben
wuroe. Yruf. Corn nolte auf oas
Sbier niht idieBen lallcn, neil er es
su pbotograpbiren tuiinibte, pdbreno
es auf Dem 3ipeige elmer mGbtiaen
2ebenseide lag. Die alten Sd9er in
ieiner 9e9leituns ia9ten ibm, oab Die
Sade gefdbrli6 tperoen tOnnte, aber
Der ProieIIor bel tano oarauf, uno be-
eann iofort, iein Snitrument in Stel=
lung gu b~rinSen. Ser Yantber aber
Da1te anoers ilber Die Sadie, oenn ee=
raoe als Der ProieilOr init ieinen Sor=
bereitunsen iertia mar. ~itiirste er iih
nit einem ~gewaltisen Sprunse auf oas
Snltrumcnt. serihmetterte oalielbe,
ihlug ben 9rofellpr nieoer uno besanll
ipfort i'm nit ben Glauen gu bearbei=
ten. 3ipei bon ben Sunoen s"riifer
ben Ylntber al, lUaroen aber iDfOrt
nit Elm Yaar Sieben ieiner Saben lln=
itaoli6 9emaht. 8lilfli6erweiie iiir
ben PrOiellor beIano ii6 ein alter Sd=
ger in Der 9idbe, Der oas Sbier nit
einem &erni6uB ourd Oas ,Sers tOoi
nieoerliredte unO oaour6 ben YrOfeiior,
Der seb0ris 5ertraBt mar, Dor Dem li1e=
rem So0e ~rettete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
8uGlen's 9lrnica SaIbc.

Die bette Salbe in Der @elt fiir
S6nittwunoen, 9auti3itfunsen, Buns
ben, @ei9wiire, SaISfuB, 5ieberwuns
ben, S9orf, seiprunsene Sanoe, Troits
beulen, &rdbenausen, unb ale Sautents
sinounsen unb lit eine iidere Seituus
fur 9dmurboioen. IS wiro sarautirt,
baB bas Wittel poufommene @enuss
tbuuns sibt; wenn nidt, wirb bas 9elo
suriiferite:tet. Preis 25 Gents per
S@a@tel. - gu ~uerfaufen BET Z. %.
&uete, I~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16
SciImittel 8egcn &opfweb.

Oils Seilmittel sesen iebweoes &opfs
web bat li6 electric Vitters nod. ltets
ais bas geite bewieien. IS bewirti
cine bauernoe Seiluns unb bas b0ss
artisite &opiueb wei9t beiien SeiIfraft.
@ir %Oransen ollie, wel9e Oamit bsbaitet
iino, ii9 cine Slai6e gu bolem uno Die.
lem Seilmittel einen Yeriu6 81 9eben.
Sn 6aaen ipitematii6er Se%ritopfuna
beilt electric Sitters, inOem es ben Sin:
seweioen Die nOtbise Sewesuns 9ibt uns
wenise 6Gae t0nnen Der WteoiSin LANCE
Wioeritano l~eiiten. Ser uden sic Die.
lelbe sIei6. @roBe Slai6e BLOB Sc
@ents in Z. So. Guete's apOtbete,
sos al Der WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-16

barl6aft, Namens Burt sc. Omens
uno GDuaro Sseber, 9etomnen ieien
uro lie Qeidlagen llno 9ei6Oiien bdtten.
SberlH Mc&ersie berbaftete Die geloen.
Die afaire biloet ben Geiprd9stoIf
Der SallSen Nahbari9aft.