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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
CONNUBIALITIES.

rather Leak, whose death at Atchison.
han., at the great age of 80 is announced.
married nearly 1900 couples during his.
ministry. $50
Ih9mas Yonokow of Shamokin, Pa, who.
mas been formally separated from his wife
hIteen times In twenty-niLe years, has at
last been divorced from her in the North
cumberland courts.
A married man who was susnected oe
flirting with "a woman has been ridden out
OF a New Hampshire village on a rail.
MISS Ulhlein, daughter of the secretary OF
the Schlitz Brewing company, Will be mar
rled shortly to Fred Pabst, who has charge
or all Of the outside agencies Of his fathers
brewery. The united fortunes of the young
couple will be in the nelghborhood Of SEQ
900. 900. Wv
a golden wedding is an unusual celebra-
tion. says the New York Sun, and perhaps
all the more interesting on that account. To
very few is III given in these days to live
IN perfect peace together for two-score and
ten years, but in the cas- of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adrian lselin, who completed fifty years OF
married life ON Wednesday last, 1t seems to
have BEEN triumphantly~ accomplished. The
anniversary was celebrated with all the hon-
ors and dignities that Il life of absolute sue
cess, uDtarnished by pride or vainglory and
governed by principles Of the highest honor
and integrity, must always bring with It.
If ever a young swain earned the right to
eau on MS inamorata and sit In the front
parlor or a winters evening Just as long as
he chooses, II is John Watts Hines, a farm
hand in Wolcott, N. Y. who, up to a few
days ago, was not permitted to see the fair
daughter OF Josiah James Bean, a well -to-do
citizen. The deprivation was too much for
Hines and the girl and one night they started
to eloce. BY the aid Of a barrel surmounted
by a soap box, Hines mounted to the level Of
her window sill. and she stepped upon his
shoulder and was assisted to the ground.
he started to follow. but lost his footing
ana fell into the barrel. which proved to be
half full Of coal tar. The racket aroused
Papa Bean, who rushed out of doors In his
night robes, calling loudly for Kosciusko.
he family bulldog. The lovers ran, hand In
hand, to the barn for refuge, holly pursued
by Bean and the dog. They slammed the
ioor In the farmer's face, but Kosciusko
,rawled through a hole and sprang at
Hines throat. Hines lodged and seiziDs
l p~itchfork stabbed the animal to death
settled the fight, for Papa Bean was
lghtly clad for a December night and he
'ould not force an entrance. In the curcum,
a compromise on his part was 2
and graceful proposition. The
were quickly arranged. The daughter
must 90 to bed. while John scraped the tar
II his ruined Sunday toys. II was further
iipulated that he should call as often as hs
'anted TO. The sequel can be guessed. There
IN De at least one wedding 10 Wolcott on
christmas eve.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
II

A monument to the late Bishop Wymsp
colored, Will be erected I'm Baltimore.
Latest statistics show that the Metbodists
are very weak In Utah. 1t is the only Mace
where they have beenl less than | per cent
Of the population.
In his first sermon fnGWashington DIR. Tai
mage referred to '-thsi Hudson river and
Buzzards bay, whichh' supply our fish"
President Cleveland wasin his pew and those
pehind him say his earsI turned red.
The Rev. j. II. Eniett, rector of the
Church of the Ascension, Washington. has
been chosen president Of the standing com
mittee of the new Episcopal diocese of Wash
ington.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph II. johnson, rector
OF Christ Episcopal church, Detroit, who has
besn elected bishop of the new diocese of
Los Angeles, Cal. says that he will take
ten days to decide whether he will accept
the office.
in Great Britain is 1,735. and 800 Of these
have been built during the last fifty years.
The chief justice OF the supreme court
OF Japan. T. Myoshi, is a communicate in
a Congregational church.
The number Of Roman Catholic churches
The Rev. John Jasper, colored, of Rich
mond, Va, 10 more than ever convinced
that the sun do move" In a sermon last
Sunday he put 1t in this way: when you
rises and when you sots down, don't you
move? Den how could the sun rise and 70
down thout movin'?'
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

arranged upon its inviting arms, and to add
to the grace of the pendant hrancbas ~
cedar may be stripped for about five inches
above the tufted ends.
for the support of the festoons over the
picture and mirror, a small stick can ha
psaGeu PACK of them, resting on the eyelets
~ 'ne picture cord, and in case Of the motive
TO the upper jamb of the door, as in such a
place the hole left is out of sight.
But the browning joy of our efforts is nut
tins the last finishing touches to the mantel-
piece, Where the same graceful arrangement
OF wreaths and ~festoons is carried out. and
lighting our fire. Or Christmas day mo fire
should be without its big black log, and in
front of this a large bundle of driftwood.
out is many-colored flames, leading
a rowing fancy where 1t will.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
Fm~a< <. Ce4r~<
ETHEL's CHRISTMAS PUZZLE.

Somerville Journal.
A warm new shawl for grandma.
Some gold-bowed glasses, too, .
A Morris chair for grandpa,
A watch for auntie Lou,
A bearskin robe for father.
And a box of fine cigars,
For baby Tom a wagon
And a train of iron cars,
A rocking chair for mother.
And other things, of course,
A lot of toys for Elsie,
Ana a large size"a rocking horse,
Some books, for c6a,sin Esther.
Some skates forIbrother Ned.
A camera for Mabel
And a bicycle fdr F'red-
That's what she'd like to get them.
Ana, perhaps. Rfew things more,
But how's she going TO do II ~
With a dollor, fprtyhfour? "g
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
OF PUNCENT FOLIAGE
Beautiful Home Decorations for the Christ
mas Season.
FEST0oNS AND WREATHS OF EvERGREENs
Fine Opportunities for Tasteful Deco
suggestions
and II Good Working
Design.

AS Christmas is an old pagan festival
changed around to be in harmony with Chris
tian ideas and beliefs, so the use of green
leaves and branches in our homes and
dates back to old days, and abund-
ant folk lore in one form and another has
around the holly and mistletoe.
In late years, however, Christmas deco
rations have so increased and improved that
the furnishing of fine foliage and red berries
has now become a large and money-making
business, employing a great number Of peo-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

among the relics at Mount Vernon. I've
hlied them several times for little George
and Nellie Custis. They were of silk, and
longer than the average actors tights"
ANDREW JACKSON'S CHRISTMAS.
There was another great general who was
president. mean that tall man there,
Andrew Jackson said the Brownie, as he
pointed to a picture on the wall.
Yes replied Santa Claus. Il knew him,
pltled him, for he had no childr n. Still.
he loved children and when his adopted son
had a baby born to him he was the happiest
man In Washington. He used to nurse he
baby when 1t had the collie, and he sometimes
wheeled it up and down the east room for
hours at a time. He had a lot of children
with him here in the white house and he
WIS as much interested in Christmas as the
pable2 were. He would sit and smoke a clay
pipe as he talked with them. He would tell
them all about me and how l cam, down
the CHIMNEY. l have often watched him and
nave seen his wrinkled face grow soft
ana gentle as he looked into the fire and saw
there, through the smoke, the hard, rough
u2ys OF his own poor boyhood, when ne lived
SO far away in the wiIds of North Carolina
that Christmas passed unheeded and presents
seldom came.'
As Santa Claus said this a ray of morning !
iilght Jumped through the window at his
back and caught the gold Of the little |
Brownies hair. 1t played a moment upon the
mirror OF the dolls bureau which Santa had
hung upon the tree for little Ruth. and then
IN saucy mood jumped back and put its
merry little fist in old Santa's eyes. AS Santa
Claus received . the blow he blinked. He
sprang straight to his feet and without a
word rushed up the chimney and ont onto
me roof. The Brownie heard his reindears
sallop off and then ran out himself lust in
line to hear the prattle of the waking chill.
Fen overhead. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

pie. Sections of the country from Florida
to Canada, from Maine to Michigan-the
Catskills. the Adirondacks, the woods Of
Wisconsin, all yield of their increase to
glorify the beautiful Christmas season; and
no event Of this day of days is more full of
delight and significance than entering a draw
Ing room glowing with green and red, and
redclent with the aromatic, pungent odor
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

VIII to man." are not too big and fine for
every day.
The pictures give a simple working de-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
LIGHT AND Il

Harper's Bazaar.
fe shepherds watched We lyttel lambes
one midnight long ago, ~
lhen heaven opened wide It's doors
ana let It's light o'erfow;
ANA Marye watched her lyttel lambe.
fe Babe who came to be
re i.ampe or God, to bear the crosse
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

jamin Mcke and the little Harrisons came
in. We had four good Christmas days and
four great trees, every branch of which was
loaded down with gifts"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

sign OF how a room may be decorated.
which the average woman may adapt to
almost any conditions. The wreaths may be
woven OF holly or tender sprigs of cedar,
oui az CEDAR is very pliable 1t Is specially
well adapted for wreaths. These are made by
simply binding the twigs with Irvine or a
rather heavy cord. To avoid leaving holes
In the wall these wreaths should be tied
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

there VIII certainly appear as many COLLINS
as there are leaves in the house. these
christmas decorations may be left up for
reminding us that 'peace on earth ,ood
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22
TOMMy's AMBITION.

If the earth WAS all a pudding round
ana the oceans were sauces sweet,
Ia SIT on the sun all safe and SOUND.
And just eat and eat and eat.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

10 picture hooks placed at regular Intervals
on the picture moulding. The rosettss above
and In the center of the wreath may be
made OF either holly or mistletoe.
the chandelier offers a fine opportunity for
decorations, as festoons may be SO gracefully
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-22

of the dim, sweet woods. the dear, dark
woods"
Unlike most Of our earthly pleasures, it is
not an ephemefal joy, for II one is not a
prey to the old English superstition that
unless they are removed before candlemas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14
Ni6isan.

- Sn einem proSsB tpssen 9rud
oes neutrality-suspicious., ben Elm jun=
9es oeuti6es Mdoden i'm &reis9eriat
gu Setroit, au9eitren9t. Duroe cine
4nsabl grisfe porselest, pelde Der
Yertlaste al oas Wlo6en 9eribtet
hattie. Der Qnpalt Der &ldserin bate
oieis grisfe drOnOlOsii9 seOronet uno
Sel9te pdbrenD Der Serbanolun9en gum
arOBten 8auoium Der 3ubOrer, pie in
ben Yrieien Die bOhi6e @nreoe in benz
eriten aQmabli6 bis our ySeiBgeliebten"
9eltie9en 1T, I'M Dann langiam pieoer
tibler Su peroen, INNER tiibler, biz
gum S6luB nur nod Der Same bic
SpiBe oes Yriefes idmiidte. Die Nn-
rsosn lauten: griie Wode: Srdulein
Ipbrolins! 3peite @p9e: &iebes Sraus
lein! Sritte Wp9e: Wtein liebes Srdll-
lein! YIerte @ude: Siebes, tbeures
6raulein! Giinfte @Ods: 8eliebtes
Weien! Se6fte Wode: SeiB9eliebte
ApbrOiine! Siebente @o4e: @elisbte!
Q4te WOde: 8eliebte Qpbroline!
Reunte WOde: Weine liebe NpbrOiine!
Wphe: &iebe NpbrOIine! Site
Wode: Wertbes Sraulein! 3pOlite
WOde: 6raulein glpbrOline!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14
Wontaua.

- Wie aus Walta, geme!bet tuiro,
bat oieler Sage. Nbenos um eli ubr,
in Warm Springs Greet, Senrp Mar-
ibal einen aewiiisn Seize 9aOis sridOi=
len. Sapls mar elm Wtit9lieo Der be-
rii4ti9teu @urrp'i6en Yanoe, Wsl6e
tilr3li6 bel benz lleberiaa in &ittie
ROt. Fite S0noustp eri6OB. 9le
camille Saois bate nit elmer Na6bar=
iamilie. Bud Quinn, einen Streit ius=
gen elmer Walierleitun9srObre uno
i6wOr &d6e al W0rib0u 81 nebmsn.
I'm eli ubr 4benos eribien Elm mass
tirter Mtann Dor W0riball's Sbiir.
SeBterer bate ieoO1 ein 9Or9eiibl
tommenoeu &fes uuo blies crit Die
2anpen aus. bepGr er Die Sblir Oitnete.
Sierauf leste er ii6 in einen Slnter=
bait uno ltellte brei 9el0oene NNlnhe=
iter-Gii6ien neben li6. 9auis itllrmte
in oas SbOr uno als er eben ben 6ltb
iiber Die S9welle ieBen wOllte, i1OB
MdribaQ auf i'm. Die &u9el ourbs
bDbrte bas 8enif uno rib eineH &beIl
pom Der &Opibaut ab. Die SeIIersbeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14
Chic.

- Sn einem Circus 81 Gincin=
wurbe bieisr Sage wabreno Der
Scene zines 2Dmenrittes auf einem
pferoe, Der &eiter uncontroQirbar,
bra6 ii6 9abn uno rate milo ourd
oas 3elt. Sas Publitum puroe bon
Sdreden erfaBt; piele 9amen fielen in
Sbnma6t uno eiuer Grau. Die 81 Dos
ben sefalen ipar, puroen Swei &ippen
eebroden. Nah turser 3eit selans es
ieoo9, bic Bette wieoer elnsuianaen.
- Srdulein SuIia McGabe. Yalia=
sier zines b itli9 9ebenoen g~rpreBSu9es
Der Baltimore uno Ohio abn, besins
oieier Sage spei Wteilen peitlid bon
Siffin Selbitmoro, inoem lie BON
3use iprans unp iid ben &opf Sers
idmetterte. Oils Der 3ua Siifin er=
reibte, puroe Die jun9e Dame permiBt
uno Der Gonoutteur Oes 3u9es, Dem
oas 9enebmen oerielben bereits auHdl.
li9 sribienen mar, te~lssrapbirte 5uriid
unO bat uaa benz 8erbleib oerielben gu
fOriden. Sin ipater antOmmeno,r
Gra4tsus bra5te oann bic 2ei6s Der
SelbrmOroerin. Sn ben Sai6en oers
ielbsu puroen etlpas lber 500 9efun.
ben. Die Geids wrroe ibrer Wutter
suseianot. Sbr @epdd mar nod Wbee.
ling, ". g., beitimmt. Den ein3isen
Nnbalt iiber ibre Sertuuft biloet eirleu
Brief nit Der gorehe: 6rau &ubert
Gplburn, Wbite Sulpber springs.
Wout.. in weldem bic Nbienserin
iibsr i6lsdte 8eiunObeit tla9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14
9eras.

- Nlls 9areop miro tpeimeloet,
Dab oieier Sage 81 WOnterep, Wferito,
in eillem Circus Elm furhtbarer &f
spilhen einem meritaniidsn Stier uno
einem airitaniiben 9Drpen itattsefun=
Den bat. Sreitauieno 3uihauer uaren
ontpeIeno. Sbslei6 beioe Sbiere
tampiunfdbis 9emabt wurben, blicb
Der Sticr bod Sieger. Sreipiertel
Stunoen lang bate ii6 Der 3olpe in
benz Baden. Der 9ruft poer benz 8e=
litt oes Stieres perbiien, pdbreno
leBerer ieinen 1esner erbarmun9slos
init ieinen SiiBen peritampfte. uno
ilber sluanSia Minuten bina Der S0re
feltQeblien am Waul pss Stisres nno
Serfleilate es in erauenpoler @eiie.
S4lieblib 9elang es Dem Stier, lid
bon leinem 8egner los su MAIDEN unO
oen Sopen orei Mtal auf feline Corner
81 'pleBen uno bob in Die Suft 81
16leuoern. Der Come mar Der erlte,
Der ben &f auisab. Gr mar
i6lper lnnerlib OerleBt uno faum i'm
Stanoe, lid nad ieiusm &Gfis gu
ihleppen. Ser Sitter mar an Der
8ur9el, Naie uno SruIt furttbar 3er=
tIellht. trabte ieooh, ais Der Soiue iih
Sllrlldse5ogen bate, in Der Irena oils
ySie9er" berum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14

eeneil, l1o er erItattete in Der Nnltalt
Yeriht. Mon Iuhte mo illhte. Sa
eri1ien nod in Der Na6t Der iuegen
zines @iIerIubtsmprpes in bieies Sudt=
baus aeidifte Strdflin9 SHEPHERD am
Saupteinoanae uno bat nm GinldB.
Ser Wam tru9 nod isine 9eltreiftcn
Gleioer, uuo feline S6ube iparen, UNI
allies 8erduih permeioen 81 tonnen,
nit einem aus iSeBen zines alien 8uln=
mirodes bereeitellten Yaar llebelibuben
betleioet. Gr triefte BON Shmeis uno
befano lih au9enlheinlih in Der 9rOB=
ten Nufrs9ung. Iuf Die al i'm ge=
rihteten Gra9en antlportete er obne
umitdnoe. oab er oas 3uAtballs Der.
lalIen babe, I'M - elmer nit lbm
ub~eireunbeten" Srau in Seferionuile
einen Seiud in filler Nabtltunoe abs
itatten gu tOnnen. gei ieiner &iidtebr
lei feline 2eiter peri6wunoeu 9etueIer,
urlo oa er ni6t i'm @ntferntei fen oaran
9eoadt babe, 81 entflieben, iei ibm
nt6ts auoeres iibri9 9eblieben, als AM
Saupteingan8 nm GlnlaB 81 bitten.
Der Wltter Sopes nabm ben 5uriid.
oetsbrten Strdilins in 8ewabriam uro
bra6te i'm in elmer GinSelSelle unter.
SHEPHERD, in ben Die 3u6tbausbeam=
ten Das. erDbte Gertraueu batten,
oiente lett Sluei Sabren ihpn als WG4=
ter Der @aseneinfabrt gum Sudtbaus=
bOf. Sibt neben Der Ginfabrt befin=
bet iib auf Der Snnsnieite Der Wauer
Elm tleines @a9tsrbaus, NIB mar
%erlaubte SHEPHERD, oa bic 3ellenbauier
obnebin iiberiillt pareu, pieIes ais
S6lafraum 81 benuBen. Giner be-
iOnoeren 9ewa6ung mar er ni6t
unterworfen, uno 10 fam es, baB er IS
iertis brahte. iid slr Hadt5eit beimli6
aus Der Nnltalt fDrt,uiteblen. @Gb.
renb oes Sases itano bieier 8efansene
oft itunoenlan9 Dor benz Saupteingan9e
uno ale geipobner Der Na1barihuft
Isrnten i'm tsnnen. Gr 1T gut gewa6=
len unh bon einnebmenoen IeuBern,
uno trOB Der 9eltreiften StrG fllngs=
tleioer selans es ibm, cine Siebe=
lei nit einem Srauensimmer an=
subGnDeln. Die beioen trafen oft am
3%udtbausthcr sulammen, uno Sbep.
berr qudlte nun ieinsn &Opf nit Yldz
men, UNI iib 9ta6ts aus Dem 3uhtbaus
entiernen gu tOnuen. Gr iammelte
WO6en lang ale Gnoe uno 4bfale
bon Seilen unb Striten, uno pabreno
Der Nadtitunoen arbeitete er oann
unermiiolid an Der Se~riteluns elmer
Stridleiter. IS 9elang ibm nit un-
i9ali6er Miibe, cine lol4e pOn 80 SUB
Sdn9e fertig gu itelen. Infan9s
babte er an eiierne Speiden, bod er=
ibienen ibm oieielben Oarn 81 i6per,
uno er CAB ben plau auf. In Dem
eiuen Gnoe Der 2eitsr bra6te er Srpei
aroBe eiierne Saden al, uno nit Silfe
oerielben befeitiste er our6 elnen &C.
ididteu @urf feline Setter oben alt Der
Wtauer uuo t~letterte auf bic leBtere.
Damn wuroe bic Setter pon ibm berum=
seorsbt. uno er ities auf Der anoeren
Settle binab. @ie lan9e er auf oieie
@rt iid IdOn in ben Stuno selebt bat,
ieiner Yieblten Serenaoen 81 brinsen,
peiB man niht. gr iaat, er babe iih
MIR bier Mal aus benz 3u6tbauie ents
fernt.
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New Sort.

- GiirSlib bat 81 8eneep in ben
Stoauusen zines Serru %. q. @aos=
NORTH eln perSweifeltsr Sampf swli1en
Den Sen9lten ''Devil To Pay, einem
aus europa 9ebra1ten prdhtieen SOll=
bluttbier, uno ySictOr SusO", einem
Perheron BON beosutenoer GroBe, iiatt=
9efunoen. Ger leBtere bate iib nit
Der Settle al oer Sbire oes Seribla9s
wOrin Der eritsre itaub, gerieben uno
babel mar bic Shire aufgeiprun9en.
Grit einem ibriQsn D~robenoen @iebern
Ipran9 "Devil To Pay" aus ieiuem
Seri6la9. Ginen Iussnblit itanoen
ii4 Die Sensite, aus oeren Nuaen
tampfmutbise SliBe idolien. Drobenp
9eseniiber, lie orebten lit oarn beioe
i'm Sreiie I'M einen Nnlaui gu nebmen
uno raunten piltbeno auf einanOer log,
nit fur9tbarer @ewalt suiummenz
itDBeno. "Devil To Pay ihn0ppte
uno bib wiitbeno I'm iib, orebte lid
oann nit SliBesi9nele um mo i6lu9
nit ieinen %9ewaltigen 9ufen !eb9aft
gegen ieinen 8e9ner aus, Dleien wle=
oerbolt uuo nit pOler Strait al Der
Settle treHeno. Gr ma6te oanu eineu
Sprung %riifwlrts, lid su einem nellen
Nn9rin nit ben Sufen uOrbereiteno.
vgictor Su9o" mar nidt gang 10 bebeno
tpie "DeviI To Pay" idlus aber nit
ieinen GorDerbuIen traitpol uno wirt=
lam auf ben GOabluthen9it los. Seioe
Sbiere paren na6 lan9erem Sample
ganS nit Sdaum ,beoeft uno Der
S9weiB roQte in oiden SrOpfen al
ibreu Seibern unb mustulDien 8lieo=
maBen binab. gn pielen Steaen ibrer
aOrpsr, mo- bic Sufe setroiicn Ooer NO
iid bic Sensite gebiilen batten lt,JJn::e
rsi6li6 Slut. Wit GROCER Mibe ae=
lang es ben Staltne6ten, bic witben=
ben Sbiere Sl trennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14

an Der iid ein arOBerss S6iif uuo
fhssebn tleine S6iffe betteilisten,
selans poultanOi9. Guinten lieet an
Suse oes Heilttamms, osiien Wdnoe
li1 taft ientreht aus benz See erbeben.
Der. StiiBpunit oes Srabtes lie9t bier
1900 SUB iibsr Dem Seeipie9el, auf
Der anoern Settle, in Murg, nur 430
CUB. Die Spannun9 iibsr ben See
TT 5000 SUB lang. Sas lit pobl Die
srDBte Srdbtipannln9 Der Welt. Sn
Der S6peiS bat man bis ieBt nur
Spannun9en bis 81 5000 6ub gebabt.
Der Srabt BON Wurg mad Guintsn
lit 2 Wiuimeter bid uuo bdust an
ieiner ~tlefiten STEELE nod $50 bis 100
CUB iiber Dem @aller, 10 paB er Die
ShiInabrt nitt binoert. Sb er ben
Stiirmen llno ben S6neeoruf troBen
lam, bas muB li6 crit erproben.
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Gs Wiro Sbmen ebeniopieI
belien.

Serr Grsb. Miuer BON Sruins, 3d.,
i6reibt, paB er LANCE Sabre beftise Wies
renIeioen bate, begIeitet pon beftisen
S6mersen i'm Giten uno al Der Dlaie.
gr ueriu6te uieIe iosen. RierenbeiImitteI
obne grfols. Dor. unsefdbr einem
Sabre besanu er electric Sitters gu &C.;
brau9en uno fanO prOmpte Sinoerlng.
electric Sitters iinb busu unsetban, aae
9tieren. unO e~eberi9mer;en gu uertilsen
unO sibt oft fat ausenbIitlide abbalfe.
Gin Seriu9 wiro uniere Se~bauptnus err
barten. Greis bios so Gents fir cine
sroBe Slai9e. gu baben in Z. @.
&uete's Npotbete. 56s ar Der Mtaius
StraRe.
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o. tusbr Qalarrh

tn bi.itr gtseuo es &auses ais uen allen dfeetn
frsn'betteH AZ iGmnisn, uuo bic in ben Isgtsn Sabrsn
Gal. CT al, GStsilAar. GitIt Sabre lang trtlartsu
Sottpreu ibu iIr cine IoiaIe 6rdHtbsit unb ihrisben
!staIs Ssilnttisl pSr, pne sa ii. ihr nit sr!iIi4r Ne;
b~ritanstg ri1t turirisn, ~,rtltrtsn tie i'm iur
Gis 0tisul6ail bat ~bepisi,n. eas Ratarrb
aHs 9snltitutisussran,beit iii uuo SsBbolb couititutiss
nsle Bebanslnrg %srisroeri. Sau's aaiarrbs8ur. fabris
pom j.. :. Ebentp & 10, SoIsso, Ohio, ii, Die
siniise esni:itu lisusuc Rur i'm 0tdr,is. Sic piro iHs
utrIt1 IN Dozen ootr Caben pou 10 lropisn bis su sinen
xbstlpneI seu Ssnommsu STE wir.t brett aui 6as
bistsu einbuHsst Dollars far isS,n ,;au, BEN lie Al fus
ttrsn psisbtt. East Gu4 Sircniars uno Ssusuilis
]. Z. Gbsutp & Go, GoIsSp, =.
~ 8trtaptt pen apeH a-rf FERN, 75cts.
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Sregon.

- Gin nanoernoer Berg. Sn Der
y&epue uniperl." 9ei6ab tlir5li6 zines
yerees in Der NGbe Der g8alieridle Oes
Columbia G%rwlbnunQ, Der pOn Sabr
gu SSabr erbebli9 iOrti9rsitst. 10 oaB er
iblieBli6 ben GluB 5u einem See auf=
ltaunen muB. S6on bic ueberlieier.
ilngsnoer Snoianer uno SaAen after
NnlieOler in Oregon wiiien piel Don
Dem ,SraUelins W~ou1tain" uno benz
an ibm 81 beobadtenoeu mertUlirol9en
pbQnomen 81 erSGblen. Die etma 900
Wteter b0be SaialtnaIie oes Serges er=
bebt lib Slemli9 bart am llier oes GO-
lumblu. Sas 0leiteu Oosr rlhtl9er
Serab9leitcn oes Serges ertldrt lih
wabrlhein.ih oaour1. oaB cine inter
benz Salalt befinOli6e mG6tl9e S9idt
BON Sano pber Sonoiiein ourb ein=
D~rlngenoe unterlrolide 0eluGner allsz
gewulben uno 10 Die Sbeile Der 6eltlg=
tsit mo oes 3ulammenbanges beraubt
lueroen. Sas VOrbanoenlein 5ablrel-
der SaumltGmme i'm StrOme SeiQt
oeutll1. o0B elm Sbeil oss bemaloeten
Ser8abban9es Dor nldt gu LANCER 3eit
in Den Columbia 9eiunten lit. Gen
ocutII1lteu Selueia aber iur oas Wan-
bern Ooer oielmeDr YOrudrts9leitsn oes
Ser9es "lleIert Die GilenbGbn. Die I'M
Sbale oes Columbia am 5uBe oes Ser=
ges blnfitbrt, uno oereu Geleiie lib aui
Der etpa ie6s enQlii6e Wtsilsn lOn0sn
Strede 10 raid pOrlNOben. o0B lie ii1
lammt Dem GrorcI1s oarrmter inner.
bUlb Sveter SABRE bsreils I'm 10 SUB
Dem ,5IuBbett 8enlBert babeu.
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Sitter Der Waffabder.

Der State Commander idreibt uns
pom Qincolu, Nebr., wie fOIst: Na6oem
mir anoers WepiSinen fur einen i9einbar
iebr bOsartisen Suiten uniersr beioen
&inosr ansepanot batten, per u6ten mir
DR.. Kings New Discovery unb mad swei
Gasen bate Der Suiten OieieIben gang
LID perIaiien. Wir peroen uon nun an
ni6t mebr Obne baiieIbe ieiu, pa uniere
@rfabruns uns beIebrt, baB es bort BELT
mo alle anoereu Wittel ni9t belien." -
9esei9net s. W. Steuens, State Com.
- 0arum Oieie srpBe Uteoisin ni4t per-
iu6sn, bu is saruntirt 1T uno 9rObe:
flaiden fret gu baben iino bel Z. W.
Ruete, SOS MainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-14

fer Sanis entflpbsn baraui eilisf.
Siilfsiberiff Soiuel, Coroner Gulber=
ion llno Or. Gruiteib baben ii6 nit
einem Yoiie aui Die @erfolgun9 Der
&erle gemaht uno es miro ein erilites
3uiammentreifen ertuartet, oa Die San=
bitten geidworen baben, iid nidt leben=
big ~9efansen nebnen 81 laien. War=
i6all lit Elm Wtit9lieo Der Woblbetamn=
ten Sieb=8roBhanoluns in 6irma Wter"
der unD WarItaQ.